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PRESCOTT, Ariz. (AP) — Lawyers for a Prescott stockbroker facing a murder retrial say they won't allow his former defense attorney to give a deposition in the case.
John Sears is one of two attorneys who quit Steven DeMocker's case in October, citing a conflict of interest. The move triggered a mistrial in November.
DeMocker, 56, is accused of killing his ex-wife, Carol Kennedy, with a golf club in July 2008 to avoid paying hefty alimony bills. He faces a life sentence if convicted. His retrial is scheduled to start Sept. 7.
Deputy Yavapai County Attorney Jeffrey Paupore said in a court document filed last week that he wants to see Sears deposed over a key piece of evidence — a golf club cover — that allegedly was overlooked in the investigators' initial search.
Paupore said when the county medical examiner suggested that Kennedy's wounds resembled the shape of a golf club, the county sheriff's office executed a second search warrant to retrieve the golf club cover but couldn't find it.
Paupore said when DeMocker was arrested in October 2008, he told investigators he had given the cover to Sears, and deputies retrieved it from him.
DeMocker's current attorney, Craig Williams, said DeMocker "does not waive any of his rights concerning attorney-client privilege" and that "any communications between the defendant and Mr. Sears remain confidential and privileged."
Williams also said Sears doesn't know any more about the golf club cover and couldn't testify about it if he did.
Taking of a deposition from Sears "will add to the already burdensome time and cost of litigation of this case," Williams added in his response to Paupore's court filing.
The Daily Courier reported that Sears also filed an objection, claiming he couldn't be ready with documentation for an expedited hearing. He has requested that he be given until Aug. 11 to file a response with the court.
A court-imposed gag order prevents both parties from discussing the case publicly.
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- Manny Parra 6.36 (2009)
- David Bush 6.38 (2009)
- Zack Greinke 5.66 (2011)
That's it. That's the whole list.
Now I know what you're thinking "Jesus, 2009 sucked" and my god did it ever. Hopefully you're also thinking "WTF IS ZACK GREINKE DOING THERE!?" 2009 was awful, but I would argue that 2011 could end up being a whole lot worse if Zack Greinke doesn't get his act together. He doesn't belong on this list, but that's how he has played thus far this season and he has sucked.
"but.. but.. he's had terrible luck! His xFIP proves it!"
"And he's winning games! He's 7-3!"
"Look at his BABIP, it's really high it will even out over time! And his LOB% is low!"
Shut up. Stop making excuses for him and shut up. You sound like an abused girlfriend who won't stop insisting that your boyfriend, Green Bay Packers cornerback Brandon Underwood, is really a good guy once you get to know him. Zack Greinke has been a huge disappointment, a much bigger disappointment than Casey McGehee, and it's time everyone admitted it.
Zack Greinke has amazing stuff which he has shown throughout the season. He has three seperate 10-strikeout games which is awesome, but still his ERA sits at a level higher than even Jeff Suppan ever achieved. So what gives?
Basically, Zack Greinke loses his damn mind when runners get on base, loses it a litle bit more when they get into scoring position and then he gives up three run homeruns.
Dig a little bit deeper and you'll find that Zack Greinke is getting hit. Hard. While Zack's high batting average on balls in play and low left on base percentage might explain some of his struggles they don't explain the fact that his line drive percentage is way up and a higher percentage of his flyballs are leaving the park. Advanced stats can attempt to explain away why he's been struggling, but this isn't a case of too many bloop singles falling in and skewering things. This is a case of Zack Greinke being hit hard.
Anyone with even a passing knowledge of baseball can clearly see that Zack struggles the most when there are runners on. Now whether this has to do with him simply not being a good pitcher in the stretch, a lack of concentration, bad luck or something else I couldn't tell you. What I can tell you is it doesn't always look like he cares and coming from a guy who admitted to lack of effort in the past, that's a problem.
I hate to comment on what people "look" like they are doing. JD Drew has been hated his entire career because he didn't "look" like he cared, but one look at his career numbers and you wish you had a guy like him on your team. Meanwhile, a guy like Craig Counsell definitely "looks" like he cares but that doesn't make up for his lack of talent. I think that whatever it "looks" like a player has very little correlation to what a player is actually doing. So please understand that I hate that accusation when I say that it doesn't look like Zack Greinke is giving it his all.
Have you ever watched Randy Wolf pitch? Like, really watched him? Every single pitch is life and death to him. Every close call on the corner of the strike zone kills him. His life exists only for that moment. Compare that to Zack Greinke who looks fine until that moment when you can practically see the light bulb turn on in his head and he takes it to that whole other level where nobody can hope to hit him. It's those few beautiful moments that drive me crazy. I've seen what Zack Greinke could be, I've seen what he could do for the Brewers and it's fantastic. So why doesn't he do it all the time?
Zack Greinke is an amazing pitcher with amazing stuff so maybe every pitch doesn't have to be life and death to him. I realize that he can't get everyone out every time, but it'd be nice if he tried to. Did he try to get every single batter out the season he won the Cy Young? I'm not asking for that season again because that was a once-in-a-lifetime type of season that will likely never happen again in Zack's career (and people should remember that), but it'd be nice to see him flip that switch during the first pitch of the game instead of the 80th.
To quote Hoosiers "If you put your effort and concentration into playing to your potential, to be the best that you can be, I don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game, in my book we're gonna be winners."
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The owner was 65-year-old William A. Stern, Jr., according to a Federal Aviation Administration registration number released Sunday.
Medical examiners have identified the victims of the crash as 65-year-old Stern, his 53-year-old wife Jennifer Jane Stern and their 19-year-old daughter Katelyn Jane Stern.
The single-engine plane went down Saturday within Sycamore Canyon Open Space Preserve near Santee. Sheriff deputies say a hiker saw the plane fall from the sky and hit the hillside about 10 a.m. Saturday.
"The plane was in some type of a spin coming out of the sky," said San Diego County Sheriff's Sgt. David Hale.
FAA spokesman Ian Gregor says the 4-seat Lancair IV-P had departed from San Diego's Montgomery Field en route to Deer Valley Airport in Phoenix.
At the Stern's Phoenix home Sunday, friends gathered and laid flowers on the driveway. Stern is the owner of Stern Produce, with warehouses in Phoenix, Flagstaff and Tucson.
The Lancair web site says the IV-P is one of a series of aircraft kits that are no longer in production. The FAA considers it an experimental aircraft, and it's reported that the type of plane had a "disproportionate" number of fatal accidents.
A friend says the Stern's had the plane for more than 6 years and flew to Montgomery Field often. They say the family had a second home there.
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The Montreal Canadiens topped 100 points in a season for the first time since 1992-1993, a surprising development from a team stocked with young talent.
Off-Season Game Plan looks at one of the most talented young teams in the league, and what they might do in an effort to take the next step and get back to competing for the Stanley Cup.
Bounced by the Flyers in the second round of the playoffs, the Canadiens haven't advanced beyond the second round since 1993 (the last time they won the Stanely Cup, yet there is still a great sense of optimism surrounding the team because they have such quality young players on the rise to support their established veterans.
With guys like Alex Kovalev and Saku Koivu holding leadership positions on the team, the Habs can't afford to waste their productive years. Thus, adding another veteran could help speed the Habs along the development curve.
Free agency hasn't been terribly kind to Montreal in recent seasons, but the team's improving reputation as one of the league's up-and-coming young teams may help sway the decision of a potential big-name addition.
If young players like Tomas Plekanec, Chris Higgins and the Kostitsyn brothers -- to say nothing of Carey Price -- improve, the Canadiens will have to be considered among the contenders heading into next season and that kind of potential is attractive.
So, what kind of player might the Habs want to get?
That's a style of play that isn't just attractive to free agents, but it makes the Canadiens one of the more entertaining teams in the league to watch.
Just like old times.
GM/COACHBob Gainey/Guy Carbonneau
Top Prospects: Max Pacioretty, Ben Maxwell, Matt D'Agostini
Coming off what may have been his worst NHL season, Alex Kovalev rebounded with possibly his best season, scoring 84 points and tying a career-high with a plus-18. Outside his own numbers, Kovalev helped the Canadiens' young skilled forwards -- like linemates Tomas Plekanec and Andrei Kostistyn -- to lift their games and get used to handling the responsibility for scoring.
Plekanec has steadily improved in his three NHL seasons and he uses his speed to create chances offensively and shut down opponents defensively.
While Saku Koivu's production dropped, most of the decline could be traced to a lack of power play scoring, so the result was a much-improved plus-minus. The 33-year-old has been playing with more of an edge (registering a career-high 93 PIM in 2007-2008), but is also better suited to anchoring a second scoring unit.
With a carer-highs of 27 goals and 52 points, Christopher Higgins had a strong season, yet still has room to improve. A fine two-way player coming up, Higgins has developed a knack around the net, making him even more valuable.
Sergei Kostitsyn made a smooth transition to pro hockey, scoring a point-per-game in the AHL to earn a promotion to Montreal and he impressed as a rookie. Presuming that his consistency will improve as he matures, Kostitsyn is yet another quality young scoring forward for the Habs to build around.
Just 21, Guillaume Latendresse already has 153 NHL games under his belt, but is still a work in progress. He has a big body and decent hands around the net, yet needs to improve his skating and conditioning if he's going to climb the depth chart.
Pesky Maxim Lapierre continues to establish himself as a checking centre, with a nice combination of size, speed and attitude.
Hard-nosed winger Tom Kostopoulos was added for toughness last summer and, while he managed a career-low 13 points, Kostopoulos also led the Habs in scraps. For a team without a real enforcer, that willingness to go is useful.
Kostopoulos' tag-team partner, Steve Begin, is also a difficult guy to play against. However, he hasn't been able to stay healthy (playing 96 games over the last two seasons) and isn't the most disciplined player.
Checking centre Kyle Chipchura started the season in Montreal before getting sent back to Hamilton. The 22-year-old should be ready for a full season in the NHL next season and it will be up to him to earn a bigger role.
Mathieu Dandenault has some value for his ability to play wing and defence, but he increasingly found himself in the press box, leaving his future with the organization in question.
Andrei Kostitsyn emerged as an occasionally electrifying player, showing the kind of star potential that makes him a crucial building block for Montreal's future.
24-year-old Mikhail Grabovski is another intriguing young talent, but he's been hard-pressed to stick as a regular in the NHL. He scored 20 points in 12 AHL games, adding nine in 24 games with Montreal, but Grabovski may be left in a depth role if the Habs have a full complement of forwards returning and that makes him ripe to be lured to Russia.
Initial indications are that the Habs would like to add another impact forward. The team has enough young assets to make a significant trade (say, resurrecting Olli Jokinen talks) or they could go into free agency and make a play for Mats Sundin, Marian Hossa or Ryan Malone; three big-ticket forwards who scored between 27 (Malone) and 32 (Sundin) goals in 2007-2008.
Top Prospects: Ryan McDonagh, P.K. Subban, Yannick Weber, Pavel Valentenko, Alexei Yemelin
Not only do the Canadiens have a solid unit, they have a number of good young prospects in the system that should keep the defence strong for years to come.
Andrei Markov is in the prime of his career, putting up career-highs of 16 goals and 58 points last season, while playing nearly 25 minutes per game. One of the best mobile, puck-moving blueliners in the league, Markov can be effective defensively as well, but isn't as consistent in that facet of the game.
While Montreal doesn't have the most physical group on the blueline, Mike Komisarek more than does his part to bring the pain. The 6-foot-4, 240-pounder is rock solid in the defensive zone and his aggressive, punishing style makes him the ideal guy to send out against the opposition's top scorers.
Roman Hamrlik may not have been as productive as he'd been in previous seasons, but the 34-year-old veteran still handled more than 23 minutes per game and is reliable at both ends. Perhaps his cost would suggest something more than reliable, but as long as he fits in the top four, he's an okay investment.
A bowling ball on skates, Francis Bouillon is mobile, physical and effective when kept in a defensive role.
Towering Ryan O'Byrne made nice progress in his second pro season, splitting time between Hamilton and Montreal. While he generated headlines for the wrong reasons, O'Byrne shows promise as a needed physical presence on the blueline.
Josh Gorges suprised in 2007-2008. After just battling to get into the lineup early in the year, he was a steady defensive presence once he established himself as a blueline regular. Gorges isn't going to dominate, but is a nice inexpensive option on the third pairing.
One free agent of some importance is Mark Streit, the swingman who turned into a major weapon with the man advantage, scoring 34 power play points. If Streit gets a rich free agent offer and leaves, Montreal will need to look for a puck-moving defenceman to help round out the unit.
Perhaps it's Patrice Brisebois, since there aren't a lot of inexpensive puckhandling defencemen available.
The Canadiens also have a number of high-quality prospects on the way, but may want to give them more time to develop before they are given a full shot at the NHL.
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Thanks to you, our great customers, we are SOLD OUT ON ALL Adult hens .The oldest chickens we have now are 2.5 months old. 1600 chickens in stock 20 breeds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Check out our web page www.chickenvilleusa.homestead.com Call 972.524.8825 for an appointment to come see them.Come see why our customers tell us we have the largest variety of pure breed chickens available in the North Texas Area! Call 972.524.8825 to set an appointment Monday through Saturday 8 to 4:00. Our address is 13725 FM 2728, Terrell, TX. Customers are seen by appointments only. We are closed on Sundays. WE ACCEPT CASH ONLY. Thank you I do not accept texting...I really want to talk with you to help you make some good chicken decisions! Matching roosters available in most breeds. I have found these breeds to be the most hardy here in Texas along with being good egg producers. Not all ages available in all breeds. 1000 new baby chicks came in Friday, Sept 12th 15 breedsNew arrivals Ameraucanas ($7.00), Rhode Island Reds and Black, Golden and Red Sex links plus Barred Rocks are just $6 All common breeds will be $7.00 each. All rare and very rare will be $8.00 each. Extremely rare will be $9.00 each. One breed that is next to impossible to get (Blue Laced Red and Blue Laced Wyandottes) will be $10.00 each. Add $1.00 per week as they grow up. As an example a $9.00 bird would become $10.00 at week seven. $11.00 at week eight.Chicks include BLUE laced Wyandottes, Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Delawares, Dominiques, Speckled Sussex, Cuckoo Marans, Buff Orpington and Golden Laced Wyandottes Ameraucanas, Black Australorps, and Silver Laced Wyandottes and many more. Chickens are vaccinated with Marek's vaccination at the hatchery, and Fowl Pox vaccination (at over 6 weeks are done here) plus they have a Texas Health Certificate available upon request. We are inspected yearly for this certificate.All chickens are guaranteed to be female.. IF YOU GET A ROOSTER BY MISTAKE WE WILL TAKE HIM BACK AND EXCHANGE HIM! Even the hatcheries can only guarantee 90% on the sexing of the chicks but I can guarantee 100% as I am willing to take them back and exchange them.7 Reasons why we are a good source for your chickens:1. Only pure breeds (no mutts)2.All chickens over 6 weeks of age come with a Mareks & Fowl Pox vaccinations3. Guaranteed a female (pullet) returnable if you get a rooster by mistake4. No minimum number has to be purchased ....1 to ??? available5. Free e-mail or phone support after your purchase. At least 50% of my customers call me with questions after they have had their chicks for awhile 6. All chickens come with Valid Pullorum-Typhoid health certificate if requested. Inspected yearly by the State. 7. Per our Customers we have the largest selection of pure breeds in the North Texas area.
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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - For the first time this year, home sales in Wisconsin's largest metro area are down from the same month the previous year.
Just over 1,100 existing houses were sold in November in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Waukesha, and Washington counties. That's eight-percent fewer than in the same month of 2012.
Mike Ruzicka, who heads the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors, said the early cold weather might have been a factor. He also cited a smaller inventory, as listings for home sales were down 8 percent from the previous November.
Still, Ruzicka said the Milwaukee area housing market had a solid year. That was confirmed by a separate report Wednesday from MTD Marketing Services, which said building permits for new homes were up by almost 6.5 percent from last year in five Wisconsin metro areas.
Almost 250 building permits for one and two-family houses were issued last month in the Milwaukee, Dane County, Fox Valley, Green Bay-Door County, and Racine-Kenosha areas. All five areas had increases in building permits.
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Royce & Associates now owns 2.7 million shares of EnerSys (NYSE: ENS), according to a recent 13G filed with the SEC. This is up from 2.5 million shares at the beginning of October (find more stocks Royce owned at the time) and gives the fund 5.5% of the total shares outstanding. Royce & Associates, managed by Chuck Royce, tends to focus on taking relatively large percentage stakes in small-cap and mid-cap companies and is therefore one of the easiest funds to track through SEC filings.
EnerSys is a $1.9 billion market cap manufacturer of industrial batteries which are generally used as reserve power systems. The company's 10-Q for the second quarter of its fiscal year (the quarter which ended in September) shows a 1% increase in revenue compared to the same period in 2011. However, improved gross margins (cost of goods sold went from 79% of revenue to 75%) caused the net margin to rise from 5% to 8%, and as a result earnings per share were 90 cents as opposed to 57 cents a year earlier.
We doubt that Enersys can get sustainable earnings growth from improving its margins, but it actually doesn't need to grow its earnings by much in order to be a good value. The trailing P/E is only 11, even after the stock has been up 42% in the last year. That multiple is low enough that only modest improvements on the bottom line would make the stock undervalued from our perspective. Analyst consensus places Enersys's forward P/E at 10.
Royce was by far the largest hedge fund holder of Enersys stock at the end of the third quarter out of all the funds and other notable investors we track in our database of 13F filings. Dreman Value Management, which is managed by David Dreman, owned about 800,000 shares of the stock (see more stocks Dreman owns). Renaissance Technologies, whose success since inception has made founder Jim Simons a multi-billionaire, increased its stake to about 330,000 shares, though this was a very small position for the large hedge fund. Check out Renaissance Technologies' favorite stocks.
Peers for Enersys would include Exide Technologies (NASDAQOTH: XIDEQ), Regal-Beloit Corporation (NYSE: RBC), Nidec Corporation (NYSE: NJ), and Littelfuse (NASDAQ: LFUS). Exide, a battery maker whose products are used in automotive and industrial environments, is actually unprofitable on a trailing basis and its revenue was down 8% in its most recent quarter compared to the same period in the previous year. The company is highly leveraged, though analyst expectations (the sell-side is generally bullish on auto related companies) imply a forward P/E of only 5. We'd avoid the stock, though at that multiple it's possible that Exide would be a way to express optimism on the auto industry.
The other three comparable companies have trailing earnings multiples clustered in the 15-17 range, so they are priced at a premium to Enersys. In addition, Littelfuse has actually been seeing slightly lower revenue and earnings than a year ago; at the highest forward P/E of these five companies, we don't think that it is a buy. Net income has been up nicely at Regal and Nidec, though at a lower rate than Enersys experienced. Of course, we'd noted that Enersys wasn't getting much revenue growth so its earnings growth might not be sustainable. Investors may want to investigate Regal and Nidec to see if these companies face similar concerns, and even if they do not they are considerably more expensive than Enersys in any case.
EnerSys isn't an exciting company, but the market is pricing it quite cheaply. Some of its peers might have more reliable earnings growth, though their earnings multiples are considerably higher. Even if the growth rate slows down at EnerSys it might still be a good value, so we think Royce may have made a good decision here.
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) -- A holiday decorating event is underway for a good cause. It's the Festival of Trees, which is held each year as a fundraiser for Comfort Care and Hospice. Director Laura Pearson says it's a week long silent auction and raffle for trees, centerpieces, wreaths, and other festive decorations. There is also things for the children to get involved with, like Santa's workshop.
Pearson says this event is huge for them, since it supports their end-of-life care services. "Every year, the money that's made at Festival of Trees goes to support two Community Care bedrooms at the Hospice House, and what that means is that people who either can't afford to pay or maybe don't have quite enough, they can use those monies to pay for their care at the house."
Comfort Care and Hospice has been working towards certification for providing the special needs of veterans who need their services. One of the Festival of Trees items in the silent auction honors a veteran who recently passed away. "Our Veterans Committee worked with one of our patient's families, who is a veteran, to put together a veteran's tree. It 's a beautiful red, white, and blue, you can imagine, tree and in the back of that is a really nice memorial to the patient who helped sponsor the tree."
Hospice House is part of the Aspirus Health system, in it's own building on Wausau's northwest side. The rooms, facilities, and gardens are designed to be more like home and less like a hospital.
The Festival of Trees is at the Stoney Creek Inn. It's open Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
On Saturday, there's a Teddy Bear Breakfast for the kids from 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. The displays are open from noon until 5:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon.
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After President Barack Obama said he didn't yet have a strategy for ISIS in Syria, even a Democrat on Sunday criticized the President's approach to fighting the extremist terror group.
There's been the expected GOP criticism: Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Illinois, said the President's statement was "unfortunate," a predictable assessment from someone who disagrees with the Obama's handling of foreign policy.
But more notable is Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, who split with the leader of her party.
"I think I've learned one thing about this President and that is he's very cautious. Maybe in this instance, too cautious," the California Democrat said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
Feinstein's description comes as the Obama administration is implementing a split strategy in dealing with the group now calling itself the Islamic State.
In Iraq, where America recently concluded a long war there, the United States has continued airstrikes against ISIS, including strikes near Amerli Saturday. In Syria, meanwhile, the President has been reluctant to pursue military action as a complicated web of factions, including ISIS, is fighting to defeat President Bashar al-Assad, also a U.S. opponent.
The threat
While members of both parties indicated that Syria is the most dangerous country in the world right now as it is considered ISIS' home base, Republicans differed from Democrats in that they insisted that the threat ISIS poses to the U.S. is immediate. "I believe strongly that ISIS does plan on attacking the United States," Rep. Peter King said on "Fox News Sunday."
Sen. John McCain went even further on CBS News' "Face the Nation": "I think it starts with an understanding that this is a direct threat to the United States of America, that it may be one of the biggest we have ever faced."
The top Republicans' statements come just days after British Prime Minister David Cameron elevated the terror threat to "severe," the second-highest rating for that country.
But the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger of Maryland, played down the immediacy of a direct attack in the United States on CNN's "State of the Union," saying strong intelligence "at this point" of an imminent attack on the U.S. does not exist.
Another Democrat, Rep. Adam Smith of Washington, acknowledged the threat ISIS poses is real, but it's "a bit of an overstatement" to compare the threat of ISIS to al Qaeda.
"There is no evidence at this point that they are actually doing the sort of command-and-control plotting, planning specific attacks against Western targets, like al Qaeda was, gosh, for better -- for almost a decade before 9/11," he said on "Face the Nation."
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Kinzinger used a cancer analogy describing ISIS, expanding upon an opinion piece written by Secretary of State John Kerry in The New York Times Friday when he said "the cancer of ISIS will not be allowed to spread to other countries."
"If you have cancer in your liver, and it's spreading to other parts of your body, you don't just treat the other parts, you treat the liver," the Iraq War veteran said on CNN's "State the Union." "The liver is Syria."
While the President has been taking heat for saying he doesn't have a strategy for ISIS, a Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee discussed the challenges in formulating a strategy, in part, because obtaining intelligence about ISIS from war-torn Syria has been difficult.
"We have got to get the intelligence," Ruppersberger said.
Smith echoed his colleague's sentiment.
"We can't simply bomb first and ask questions later. We have to have the right targets and the right support in order to be effective in stopping ISIS," he said on CBS News' "Face the Nation."
On Friday, Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, and others sent a letter to House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon, asking that committee members return to Washington ahead of schedule in order to oversee Obama's response to ISIS and the possible expansion of airstrikes.
"We are very concerned that due to the speed with which events are happening, waiting until September 8th for Congress to reconvene effectively sidelines our constitutional role. We respectfully request that the Armed Services Committee reconvene as early as possible to provide the needed oversight over this new development," they wrote.
In response, a spokesman for McKeon said the chairman appreciates the sense of urgency and that oversight can take a variety of forms.
"Currently the chairman and other members of the committee are traveling in the Middle East, consulting regional leaders on this important issue. A classified briefing for committee members -- covering ISIS as well as the events in the Ukraine -- is scheduled for the Tuesday members return," said Claude Chafin.
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HOUSTON—Pastors Joel and Victoria Osteen are hosting British singer Susan Boyle this weekend at Lakewood Church for her biggest-ever live performance in the USA.
The services will take place on Nov. 17 at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Both services will be live-streamed at www.joelosteen.com and rebroadcast on the Daystar Television Network three weeks later.
"Victoria and I, like all of America, fell in love with Susan Boyle the first time we saw her," Pastor Osteen said. "We are delighted and honored that she chose Lakewood Church for her first solo performance in this country."
Boyle gained worldwide attention with her appearance as a contestant on the TV program "Britain's Got Talent" in April 2009, singing "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Misérables." She has gone on to become a top selling artist with over 20 million albums sold worldwide, stormed to the top of the charts in over 30 countries, garnered two Grammy nominations and her four albums have gone multi-platinum in over 38 countries.
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Former NFL player arrested on charges of beating Olympic star
Who knew Olympic soccer star Hope Solo had a thing for the brothas?
According to the Daily Mail, Solo's fiance, Jerramy Stevens, was arrested and charged with domestic abuse.
The former Seattle Seahawks tight end was arrested Monday after Solo's older brother, Marcus, used a stun gun to subdue him during the battle.
Coincidentally, Monday was the wedding day of Solo, 31, and Stevens, 33.
Stevens, who had frequent run-ins with the police, was released after Solo refused to press charges.
Stevens and Solo applied for a marriage license on Thursday. Their quickie marriage sparked speculation that Solo might be pregnant with Stevens' baby. Hopefully she will see the light and kick Stevens to the curb. Does Stevens look like a man who can be faithful to one woman?
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Well damn. Stun gunned on his wedding day. She's stupid if she stays with him after that. But not cause he looks like a cheater. How the hell can you look unfaithful?
She refused to press charges according to Sandra's write-up.
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How the hell can you look unfaithful?
It's all in their eyes. LOL
Dude next to him has the look in his eyes like "This judge needs to herry up and get this over with. *flips hair and smacks lips* John-John is upstuurs waiting for me in cellblock D." :smacks lips:
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The Fred Hutchinson/University of Washington Cancer Consortium is a research collaboration comprised of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center since 1976; the University of Washington (UW); Seattle Children's; and the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA). The Hutchinson Center's designation as an NCI comprehensive cancer center was expanded to include the Consortium in 2003.
While the participating institutions remain independent, the Consortium combines their strengths to accelerate research progress in the fight against cancer. The Consortium brings together over 400 faculty members with research interests in basic, clinical, and public health sciences related to cancer, with $116 million in funding from NCI in 2008.
The four participating institutions in the Consortium have a long history of multi-disciplinary collaborations. Faculty members are organized into 13 research programs that emphasize:
- Public health (biostatistics, cancer prevention, epidemiology)
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- Fundamental sciences (basic sciences, genome instability, stem/progenitor cell biology)
- Programs that impact all three disciplines (cancer imaging; gastrointestinal cancer etiology, risk, and detection; immunology and vaccine development; prostate cancer; women's cancers)
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is recognized internationally for bone marrow transplantation, which began in the 1960s with the work of one of the Center's founding members, Dr. E. Donnall Thomas, who pioneered the medical procedure that improved leukemia patients' survival from what was once nearly zero to as high as 90 percent. The Hutchinson Center's Bone Marrow Transplant Program, operated through the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, is now the largest in the world, and its researchers continue to develop and refine new transplantation treatments and protocols and to train doctors worldwide.
Consortium members based at UW have primary faculty appointments in the University of Washington School of Medicine and the School of Public Health. The School of Medicine, founded in 1946, is a top-ranked scientific research institution and a leader in the training of physicians, and the University of Washington Medical Center is one of only four academic medical centers in the United States with dedicated clinical programs involving high-energy radiation therapy with linear accelerator and neutron therapy using a cyclotron.
Seattle Children's comprehensive cancer program treats more pediatric cancer cases than any other provider in the region. Cancer research activities at Seattle Children's include cooperative group clinical trials through its memberships in the Children's Oncology Group (COG), New Advances in Neuroblastoma Therapy Consortium, and the Therapeutic Advances in Childhood Leukemia Consortium. Seattle Children's has been particularly active in the development of protocols for the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia and solid tumors, including brain tumors.
The SCCA is a nationally designated cancer hospital formed in 1998 by the Hutchinson Center, UW, and Seattle Children's. The intent of the partners was to provide an optimal environment for clinical treatment and research by bringing the leading clinical research physicians and scientists of the three outstanding partner institutions together in a single cancer care delivery system. All medical faculty serving at the SCCA have a primary faculty appointment at either UW or the Hutchinson Center.
Patient Care
In 2007, the Consortium provided medical care to more than 4,400 new patients. Though the majority of patients reside in Western Washington state, others are drawn from nearby and distant states, as well as from outside the United States. The Consortium offers a number of special programs that combine the research strengths at the member institutions with the needs of these patients. A cancer prevention clinic, for example, is available to anyone who is interested in learning about their risk for developing some common types of cancer and how they may be able to mediate this risk.
Other Notable Programs
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is under contract with NCI to serve Alaska, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington through the NCI Cancer Information Service's (CIS) Partnership Program, which brings cancer information to organizations that reach people most in need. It also operates one of three CIS Contact Centers, which provides information about cancer and smoking cessation counseling by telephone, TTY, and instant messaging to residents of the United States, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and U.S. territories in the Pacific.


text: Autism Spectrum Disorder Licensure Preparation Offered within Saint Mary's Master of Arts in Special Education This is a new option for educators who are already licensed as a special educator and looking to add ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) licensure. All courses and practicum meet Minnesota ASD standards. Licensure Program Practicum Overview We are excited about our partnership to help better serve the ASD community. The Field Placement Office (FPO) works with the Master of Arts in Special Education and Master of Arts in Instruction students to facilitate, place, and review field experiences to ensure eligibility for licensure. + More To ensure Practicums meet state licensing requirements all experiences must be coordinated by and approved through the Field Placement Office. Students begin this process by completing an application to the FPO upon reaching course eligibility. To achieve the P-21 licensure each student serves one 30 hour experience (1 week) at all three schooling levels: elementary, middle, and high school for a total of 90 hours of fieldwork.** Since our students are already licensed special educators the Practicum is designed to both provide experience teaching in an ASD Special Education classroom and as a learning opportunity to expand one's own knowledge of best practices. The FPO places candidates into environments with both ASD students and a cooperating teacher/s that have at least three years of experience with the ASD population via a Special Education license or equivalent. The Practicum is not observational, but rather the student is expected to take on an active role in the classroom. ASD Practicum Placement Breakdown Experience A, 30 hours (1 week) - After completing EDSE 661 students are eligible to begin one of three practicum experiences of 30 hours in one of three levels: elementary, middle, or high school. Experience B, 30 hours (1 week) - Following successful completion of "A", students have their second of three practicum experiences of 30 hours in one of two remaining levels: elementary, middle, or high school. Experience C, 30 hours (1 week) - Following successful completion of "B", students have their third of three practicum experiences of 30 hours in the third remaining level: elementary, middle, or high school. **Students may be eligible to be approved for experience credit for their work position to serve as one (1) experience through verification of at least three years of ASD teaching experience. The FPO works with the student and their availability to support them in reaching licensure. If you have any questions please feel free to contact the Field Placement Office: Kathy Hanson, Director, (612) 728-5186 or firstname.lastname@example.com Michelle Dougherty, Coordinator (612) 238-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com Course Requirements EDSE661 Characteristics of ASD 3 cr. EDSE662 Strategies and Assessment of ASD 3 cr. EDSE684 Practicum 1 cr. EDSE634 Assistive Technology, Instruction, and Interventions 2 cr. and/or EDSE607 Literacy Development 3 cr. and/or EDUC539 Scientifically-Based Reading Instruction for Elementary Teachers 3 cr. Total: 9-12 cr. Schedule All courses are blended and include both face-to-face and online learning. See the Course Schedule for more information. Application Process Applicants are non-degree seeking $25 Application Fee (waived if SMU alumni or military) Official transcripts Apply online Contact Kristin Branlund-Girod | firstname.lastname@example.com | (612) 728-5122


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Bee Stings
In the summer of 2003, the Nebraska Poison Center in Omaha received a call about a 4-year-old girl who was stung on the tongue by a bee while sipping from a soda can. She was treated in the emergency room for swelling not only to the tongue, but to her lips and up to her eyes -- signs of a serious allergic reaction.
Other symptoms of an allergic reaction are hives, itching, rash, difficulty breathing, vomiting, and shock. Most reactions to bee stings are mild, but severe allergic reactions lead to between 40 and 50 deaths each year. An allergic reaction can occur even if a person has been stung before with no complications.
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To keep bees away, wear light-colored clothing and avoid scented soaps and perfumes. Don't leave food, drinks, and garbage outdoors uncovered. Treat a bee sting by scraping the stinger away in a side-to-side motion with a credit card or fingernail, and then washing the area with soap and water. Pulling the stinger or using tweezers may push more venom into the skin. For any bug bite or sting, ice or a cold compress and over-the-counter pain-relieving creams or oral Benadryl can help. The aloe gels mentioned above can also help neutralize bee sting toxins.
Watch for signs of allergic reaction to stings, which typically happen within the first few hours. If your child's lips or tongue begin to swell, or if he or she complains of tightness of the throat or difficulty breathing, go to the emergency department or call 911 immediately. If you or your child has ever had a severe allergic reaction to a sting (meaning trouble breathing or throat swelling), experts recommend carrying two epinephrine auto injectors such as EpiPen. Epinephrine supports blood pressure, increases heart rate, and relaxes airways. Any time you have to use epinephrine, you should immediately call 911 or proceed to the emergency room.
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In August 2001, Tracey Jaurena, an athletic trainer in Coalinga, Calif., was working on a football field when a friend called her cell phone number. The caller said Jaurena's son Abe, 12, had collapsed during practice nearby with his youth football league.
"When I got there, Abe's face was blotchy and I kept calling his name, but he couldn't answer me," she says. Jaurena cooled Abe down until emergency workers arrived and he was treated for dehydration at the hospital.
Normally, the brain's thermostat regulates body temperature by increasing blood flow to the skin and sweating. During heat illness, the body's cooling system malfunctions, and core body temperature goes up. Mild symptoms of heat exhaustion include thirst, fatigue, and cramps in the legs or abdomen. Left untreated, heat exhaustion can progress to heat stroke. Serious heat-related symptoms include dizziness, headaches, nausea, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, decreased alertness, and a temperature as high as 107o F. In severe cases, the liver, kidneys, and brain may be damaged as proteins in the body break down. About 400 people die each year from heat stroke, according to the CDC.
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Today I accidentally caught myself using "Dream Team" in reference to the USA men's basketball team competing in the 2012 London Olympics. I quickly corrected myself as the words sounded blasphemous the second they left my lips.
The 1992 "Dream Team" is irreplaceable, not only because of the star-studded roster, but because that team was a historical first that will never be duplicated in Olympic competition as far as the U.S. is concerned. It is, however, absolutely possible for the dominance and ferocity of the first NBA player-led Olympic team from the USA to be replicated.
The 2012 men's team has one thing the 1992 didn't… an uber-talented, healthy roster from top to bottom. Remember, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson may have been the most famous names on the Dream Team, but they were both at the end of their careers, serving primarily as figurehead fan-favorites and were no longer the most talented men on the basketball court. Bird was in such poor health that he didn't participate in practice and his teammates said he could hardly walk because of severe back pain.
That is not the case as the 2012 roster is deep with skill and talent. Despite a lack of size without marquee players like Dwight Howard, Andrew Bynum, Chris Bosh and Blake Griffin, Team USA is still chalk full of hoops greatness.
So then what is holding the 2012 squad back from that top-tier where the original Dream Team resides? Well, the guys have to play the games before we can crown them kings. Period.
Team USA has looked great in two of three international games played thus far. Brazil gave the guys a bit of trouble, exploiting USA's lack of size down low but not enough so to beat the red, white and blue.
If the Americans will be tested by anyone at all in London, Spain and Argentina will do the honors. And they'll have the pleasure sooner rather than later as the U.S. will face two of the world's best teams for some pre-Olympics friendly fun within the next few days.
Interestingly enough, the exhibition games are being played at Palau Sant Jordi, the site of the Dream Team's gold medal game in Barcelona back in 1992.
The U.S. faces Manu Ginobili and Luis Scola on Sunday, the two NBA stars, leading an Argentine team that won the gold medal in the 2004 Athens Games. Tuesday, the U.S. is up against a ridiculously stacked Spanish team that ultimately lost to Team USA, taking home silver in the 2008 Beijing Games. If you recall, that game was no gimme as the U.S. could've been beaten by the Spaniards.
Speaking of Spain, the national team has seven current or former NBA players, plus another two whose draft rights are owned by NBA teams, on the roster. Pau Gasol, Marc Gasol and Serge Ibaka headline the group that is incredibly talented, despite losing phenom Ricky Rubio to injury during the NBA season.
Back in 1992, Team USA beat opponents by an average of nearly 44 points per game in Olympic play. But there was no Manu Ginobili playing for Argentina, or Pau Gasol representing Spain. Instead, those guys were young kids inspired by the NBA stars they were watching in the Olympics on television.
The presence of the Dream Team in 1992 changed the course of history for international basketball, ultimately ensuring that no team could ever dominate at Team USA's level again, by way of increasing the popularity of the sport worldwide.
Could another American team come close to earning the "Dream Team" name? It's unlikely. The 2012 team definitely has the star power, but do they have what it takes to dismantle significantly tougher teams than the Americans faced 20 years ago? We'll find out soon enough.
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Hockey Day In America. Sounds like an oxymoron, doesn't it? NBC is trying to change that as the network hosts its second annual "Hockey Day In America," a nine-hour block of hockey-related programming across various NBC platforms.
While hockey can't seem to find a solid, widespread fan base in the United States, it's as popular as ever in Canada and Europe and NBC, which owns the broadcast rights to NHL games, would love to see that popularity shift to the U.S.
Lets dissect what Hockey Day In America will consist of before getting into why hockey isn't, but should be more successful in the U.S.
Starting at Noon ET, three different NHL games will be aired on NBC. Depending on what region of the country you are in on Sunday morning, you'll see either the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Buffalo Sabres, the San Jose Sharks at the Detroit Red Wings or the St. Louis Blues at the Chicago Blackhawks.
Once the first round of games wraps up, the defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins will take on the Minnesota Wild in front of a national audience on NBC. The fun continues on NBC Sports Network (formerly Versus) with the New Jersey Devils at the Montreal Canadiens, also nationally televised, at around 6pm ET after the conclusion of Bruins at Wild.
NBC chose some great match-ups as each game features star players and intriguing story lines. From Team USA goaltender Ryan Miller in net for the Sabres to the Red Wings attempting to stretch their home winning streak to a whopping 23 games, there's something for everyone to gravitate to, including the casual NHL fan and even someone who doesn't know a thing about hockey.
But nobody is counting on back-to-back-to-back games to do the trick and convert your typical "any sport other than hockey" fan into an NHL sweater-wearing believer. NBC is weaving the details of the game and its culture throughout the nine-hour telecast in the form of features and human interest stories designed to keep the television audience engaged and actually teach people a thing or two about hockey.
While many of us think of hockey as a Canadian sport, the U.S. makes plenty of contributions to the game which will be showcased Sunday. For example, a disproportionate number of NHL players come from two tiny high school hockey programs in Minnesota. Located in towns with populations under 3,000, Roseau High School and Warroad High School will be featured on NBC as the rival schools pump out professional hockey players at an abnormally high rate.
Other tales to be told during Sunday's telecast are those of a groundbreaking program created by the Tampa Bay Lightning Foundation which provides sled hockey for the physically challenged and "The Program," which gives American kids interested in hockey a legitimate path to the NHL without having to leave the country for the Canadian junior leagues. American-born players will be featured and interviewed throughout the telecast.
The NHL had a small window of opportunity to increase its fan base during the NBA lockout, but in the end, there just wasn't enough time to forge a grassroots movement to attract new viewers.
I once had a conversation with a front office employee of a non-Original Six (Bruins, Blackhawks, Red Wings, Canadiens, Rangers and Maple Leafs) NHL team about how hard it is for his team to grow its fan base. He said the organization had seemingly tried everything to increase ticket sales and TV ratings but nothing would stick. Putting butts in seats inside the arena wasn't as much of an issue as the TV ratings, which he said were extremely hard to grow.
It's no coincidence that four of the NHL's Original Six teams will be featured in "Hockey Day In America" as Boston, Chicago, Detroit and Montreal will bring their strong fan bases with them and perhaps NBC's presentation of the traditions and folklore of those teams can get others outside of those markets interested in the sport and its history.
Sure, baseball is "American's Pastime" and its roots run deep through U.S. soil, but football surpassed baseball as the country's most popular sport years ago and basketball is beloved by Americans from every walk of life. If only sports fans realized that hockey has the violence of football, the speed of basketball and the agility and skill superior to both, they would certainly fall in love with the NHL.
They say "hockey doesn't translate on TV," and while there is some truth to that, once you learn the rules and understand the game, hockey is just as exciting to watch on television as any other sport. Seeing a game in person is also a fantastic experience.
Being able to watch hockey on TV was in jeopardy after the NHL lockout as the league was dropped by the networks that carried the games before the 2004-05 season which was lost completely due to the labor dispute. Luckily, NBC came along and partnered with the NHL (which I think saved the league from collapsing). NBC got one heck of a deal as they did not have to pay rights fees for the games, instead, agreeing to simply split ad revenue with the league.
The higher the TV ratings, the more money NBC and the NHL take home. Unfortunately, this year's Winter Classic game between the Rangers and Flyers had the lowest ratings in the short history of the event, in it's fifth year. It's not all bad news though because the game was moved from prime time on New Years Day to mid-day on Jan 2 (competing against college football) due to weather conditions which is probably a likely explanation for the ratings drop. The 2011 Winter Classic between the Capitals and Penguins drew the event's highest ratings with help from HBO's reality series "24/7" leading up to the game (the cable network also featured this season's Winter Classic teams) and because the match-up featured the NHL's top players in Sidney Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin.
Given the massive programming block of Hockey Day In America, the NHL and NBC should be able to capitalize off a Sunday devoid football or baseball. Plus, NBC has a full hour of hockey all to itself before any NBA or NCAA basketball games start. That should be enough time to plant the seed and convert the non-believers into hockey fans, slowly but surely, beginning with nine hours of Hockey Day In America.
- Former Penn State Defensive Coordinator Jerry Sandusky is charged with 40 felony counts relating to alleged sexual abuse of eight young boys, resulting in the firing of several school administrators, including Head Coach Joe Paterno. The New York Times reports ten other alleged victims have since come forward.
-Two adult men accuse Syracuse Associate Head Basketball Coach Bernie Fine of sexual abuse spanning more than a decade, resulting in Fine being placed on administrative leave.
-Former U.S. Olympics gymnastics coach Don Peters is permanently banned from the sport and removed from the Hall of Fame after an investigation of sexual abuse involving two teenage girls.
And that was just in the last 10 days!
Whether or not such allegations are true or false, it's been a rough week for the athletic coaching profession.
The flood gates have officially opened as one person speaking out typically provokes bravery in victims who were once too afraid or ashamed to come forward with their stories. A single accusation can also get the attention of fame-seekers who don't care how many lives they ruin en route to those precious 15 minutes.
Perhaps the scariest piece of this puzzle is the fact that coaches, the men and women who are supposed to teach and care for our children, might be child predators.
I come from a family of teachers, some of whom have coached sports in public schools. Most of my favorite teachers in high school were also the coaches of various athletic teams. I have had nothing but wonderful experiences with the coaches I know.
Having said that, I stumbled upon some scary facts regarding coaches and sexual abuse.
The Seattle Times published a story in December 2003 called "Coaches Who Prey. The Abuse of Girls And The System That Allows It," written by Christine Willmsen and Maureen O'Hagan. The article covers several topics including different cases in Washington state of coaches being fired for sexual abuse, how many of these men were then hired by other schools, and how easy it is for offenders to become private coaches due to a lack of regulation.
Here a some facts from the article:
- "Over the past decade, 159 coaches in Washington have been fired or reprimanded for sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to rape. Nearly all were male coaches victimizing girls. At least 98 of these coaches continued to coach or teach"
- "The number of offending coaches is much greater. When faced with complaints against coaches, school officials often failed to investigate them and sometimes ignored a law requiring them to report suspected abuse to police. Many times, they disregarded a state law requiring them to report misconduct to the state education office."
- "Even after getting caught, many men were allowed to continue coaching because school administrators promised to keep their disciplinary records secret if the coaches simply left. Some districts paid tens of thousands of dollars to get coaches to leave. Other districts hired coaches they knew had records of sexual misconduct."
- "In the growing field of private club teams, coaches can get a job or start a team with almost no regulation or oversight. Men who coach teams sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union have been convicted of such crimes as assault, indecent liberties with a child and drug possession."
The article describes how the passage of Title IX in 1972 created a huge need for coaches in order to comply with the law and most of those hired to coach girls were men.
According to the article, "As a profession, coaching has one of the highest rates of sexual-misconduct complaints, according to Bill Lennon, a Bellevue licensed sex-offender therapist and expert on sexual abuse by teachers."
It makes sense for a sexual predator to use coaching as his or her gateway to children. Coaches work with athletes for several hours at a time, have plenty of one-on-one interaction, travel together and go mainly unsupervised.
"The Times analysis shows that Washington teachers who coach are three times more likely to be investigated by the state for sexual misconduct than noncoaching teachers. (Coaches who teach at private schools are not required to have a teaching certificate. Without public records, reporters could not include them in the analysis.)"
The article also cites a North Carolina study that found in schools, "the No. 1 reason for dismissal of a coach — accounting for 1 in every 5 firings — was not a team's poor performance on the field, but the coach's sexual relationship with a student."
Okay, so after reading such nightmare statistics, what can people do to protect their children?
Criminals exist in all walks of life and many will slip through the cracks. It's the sad, scary truth. Not every child can be protected. But hopefully the public outcry surrounding recent coaching sex scandals will
scare the crap out of encourage school administrations to do their homework diligently before hiring any staff member.
Hopefully with every survivor who recounts his or her story, millions of kids and parents alike will listen and learn how to recognize the telltale signs of a predator, preventing them from becoming future victims.
Hopefully this public forum will release survivors from their shame and parents will feel more comfortable having difficult conversations with their children.
From Pee-Wee to the Pros, there are probably a million athletic coaches in this country. The vast, overwhelming majority of those men and women enjoy instilling values and teaching the games they love to kids. It is sad that a few bad apples have managed to spoil the rest of the bunch of such an honorable profession.
To read the disturbing yet fascinating and important Seattle Times article in its entirety, click here: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/local/coaches/news/dayone.html


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Khalif Mitchell is not happy with his recent trade from the BC Lions.
According to a report in the Vancouver Province, the All-Star defensive tackle – now property of the Toronto Argonauts – had some choice words for Lions GM Wally Buono.
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A new shocking video of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has surfaced in which he animatedly screams about killing someone. The Toronto Star purchased the video. After the video went viral on the Internet, Ford told reporters, "When you're in that state … I hope none of you have ever or will ever be in that state. That's all I can say. Obviously I was extremely, extremely inebriated."
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