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There's been a lot of speculation this week as to why the Seattle Seahawks decided to trade wide receiver Percy Harvin to the New York Jets — much of it being based off of rumors, hunches and whatever else Adam Shefter says.
South Champs! Kilby, Indians net fifth consecutive South title
This year's Indian River High School senior soccer players had never known a season without a Henlopen South title as they headed into the final home game of their high school careers on Monday, and they made sure they never would, with an 8-0 Senior Night shutout against Woodbridge.
"We're sending a message," said senior captain Danny Garza of the impressive title streak.
Fittingly, it was senior forward and captain Luis Cruz who scored the game's first goal, on an assist from sophomore captain Mac Smith in the fourth minute.
Freshman Oscar Cruz would make it 2-0 in the 23rd minute, with a goal assisted by sophomore Mikie Mochiam, and sophomore Johan Cordoba would make it 4-0, with two goals in a row still in the first half. Cordoba was assisted by freshmen Edgardo Velasquez and Garza.
Indians to face Delmar after stomping Seaford 49-0
Suiting up to play at Indian River High School's football stadium one last time, senior WR/HB/CB Kei Juan Major knew he had to make a play for the fans in his and the senior class' final home stand against Seaford last Friday night.
"[The seniors were] hyped for this game, knowing it was the last time playing on this field," said Major. "Had to do something spectacular for the fans."
With the Indians already up 14-0 nearing the end of the first quarter, Major got his opportunity when he intercepted a pass and took it back 93 yards for a touchdown.
"The quarterback just lobbed it in the air," he said of the play. "I had to run and go get it, and then I saw a hole wide open and I took it and scored."
Playoffs!? Playoffs!? Actually, yeah — let's talk about playoffs
It's that time of year again. And, no, I'm not talking about the time of year when the leaves start changing colors and the days start getting shorter. I'm talking about the time of year when sports pundits start breaking out references to former NFL Head Coach Jim Mora's famous "Playoffs!?
Indians wrangle Woodbridge, Wescott to keep playoff hopes alive
Less than two minutes into last Friday night's Henlopen South showdown, Indian River High School's football stadium saw Woodbridge senior quarterback Logan Wescott live up to the All-State hype surrounding him when he capped off the opening drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass after moving the chains on the ground with ease.
The Indians' defense woke up on the next drive, however, with senior defensive end DeAndre "D.D." Cooper and sophomore linebacker Zion Howard each taking down the Blue Raiders' dual-threat QB on scramble attempts in the backfield.
Sophomore linebackers Gianni Gottschalk and Zane Richard, and senior defensive tackle Spencer Sturla would also wrap him up behind the line on the next drive, but Wescott would manage a rushing TD before halftime, to give Woodbridge a 13-0 lead.
"It was more us than it was Woodbridge," said IRHS head coach Ray Steele of the first half. "We made a lot of mental mistakes. We kept a drive alive for them twice."
'South in sight': Indians look to secure South title after 5-0 win vs. Lake
Sporting an 8-3 record and in the midst of one of their best seasons in years, the Lake Forest soccer team headed into last Thursday's matchup at Indian River with hopes of a potential division title.
Those hopes soon dwindled, however, as the Indians came out firing with back-to-back goals from senior midfielder and captain Danny Garza within the first 10 minutes.
"Gardo had a nice lead, and [I] just placed it in the top corner," said Garza of the goal that put his team up 2-0 early, on an assist from freshman Edgardo Velasquez.
Sophomore Arturo Salas would increase the lead to 3-0 after being set up by senior forward Luis Cruz before the half, while Mac Smith had been knocking on the door with near chances and a shot that hit the pipe that could have set the score even further out of reach.
Shorthanded Lady Indians manage comeback at Seaford in five
Headed into Tuesday night's division matchup at Seaford, the Lady Indians were working with a shallow bench.
"We were a little shorthanded, because we had three girls out sick," explained head coach Jay Clark.
With only one varsity player on the bench to start the game, Clark had no choice but to use his whole varsity rotation when senior outside hitter and team captain Lili Cooney went down with what appeared to be a knee injury.
"When Lili went out, we had all of our varsity in there," said Clark. "We are fortunate it doesn't look like Lili Cooney's injury is serious."
Despite the limited rotation, the Lady Indians battled tough in what would turn out to be a five-set match that eventually ended in their third win on the season.
"Tough, exciting match," Clark said. "Our girls hung in there and found a way to win. That's something we've not done well enough this year and, fortunately, tonight we did."
Nov. 2 Trail Run to support First State Work Camp
Sussex County's most scenic trail run is back and set for Sunday, Nov. 2, with the proceeds from this year's run going toward the First State Work Camp — an organization that helps repair houses for residents in need.
"People have been notified and asked to apply for this kind of help," said event coordinator Bill Lord. "The money from the run will go toward that."
Lord said the funds will be used for purchasing materials and building supplies for around 100 homes throughout Sussex County, and that he expects the Camp Barnes-based trail run should see similar numbers of participants as last year.
"I would suspect that we would be up there where we were last year," he stated. "We expect a pretty good crowd."
The race will again be run by Sea Shore Striders and feature a run/walk 5K and more throughout the Assawoman Wildlife Refuge.
Ocean City and Quiet Storm to present Fall Skate Jam
Ocean Bowl Skate Park, located at 3rd Street and St. Louis Avenue, will host a Fall Skate Jam on Saturday, Oct. 18. The event will begin at 11 a.m. and end at 1 p.m. Participants can enjoy free contests with prizes, as well as live music by the local band Funk Shue. Concessions will be available for sale.
Maybe NCAA athletes should get paid, but Jameis Winston should stop being such an idiot
I was fully prepared to put something together on my buddy Phill's top 10 favorite sports-related Halloween costumes for this week's column. Then I heard Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston's name on ESPN, which, obviously, could only mean one thing — he's done something stupid again.
Indians 'sock' Central in clash of the Kilby's
The Indian River High School soccer team may have looked relatively docile sporting pink socks for breast cancer awareness last Tuesday night, but two early goals from freshman midfielder Oscar Cruz buried the Golden Knights early on route to a 3-1 victory.
The district matchup had even further cause for rivalry, as Indian River head coach Steve Kilby faced off against his son Pat Kilby, the head coach for the Golden Knights.
Both first-half goals were created by senior captain Danny Garza, who set up the second goal after making his way through multiple Central defenders and notched two assists on the night.
"We started Danny out wide on the left, and it was very effective," Kilby said of the game strategy.
State soccer championship sign unveiled at IRHS
The 2013 State Championship commemorative sign was unveiled at Indian River High School's soccer stadium last Thursday, honoring last year's history-making team.
The sign was funded entirely by Jeff Hudson, who wanted to honor the team's achievement and knows just how major that accomplishment was.
"I knew it would mean a lot to them. State championships are few and far between, and it's a big accomplishment," explained Hudson. "Years and years ago, I won a state championship at Sussex Central, and it's nice to see every time I go back, my name's on the wall still."
The sign displays the names of last year's first-ever state championship soccer team at Indian River High School and was built by Indian River juniors Donovan Eckman and Virgil Bullis, who have also helped build several trophy cases at the school.
Lady Indians prepare for South stretch after losses vs. Dover, Cape
The Indian River High School volleyball team continued their struggles against non-conference opponents this week, falling to Dover 3-0 on Thursday, Oct. 9, and to Cape Henlopen 3-0 on Tuesday, Oct. 14.
The Lady Indians were without senior captain and setter Taylor Bunting, who suffered a concussion the previous week.
"We've struggled with injuries this year," said head coach Jay Clark after noting that the team also lost junior middle hitter Tiffany Rybicki to an ACL injury before the season began.
Down 8-1 in the first match, the Lady Indians rallied back within five after a shot by senior captain Lili Cooney made it 17-12. Indian River would then try to stay in the match after getting the point on a long rally, but ultimately Dover would take the match, 25-18.
A block by junior Eliza Bombhardt would give her squad a 3-2 start in the second match, as the two teams went back and forth, trading points. A Cooney ace made it 12-11 after the match was tied at 10 and saw another tie score at 16 before the Lady Senators pulled away en route to a 25-21 win.
They would go on to take the third match and lock in a victory.
River Soccer Club seeks volunteers to help with new field
Well-hidden among the cornfields and farmland along Gum Road in Roxana lies the nearly 45-acre, 10-field soccer complex that has become well-known as the River Soccer Club. However, the complex hasn't always been capable of hosting 100-team tournaments, as it now does every Columbus Day weekend, and has come a long way since its humble beginnings.
"When we first started we were practicing at schools — any school that would let us go in there and practice," recalled longtime board member Howard Gerken of the club's early beginnings practicing at Selbyville Middle School and at John M. Clayton. "We put a field wherever we could find enough space to put a field."
In the late 1990's — a few years after the program got its start — the club began to grow.
"We had outgrown the facilities that we were using, so we were looking to find a permanent home," said Gerken.
Indians welcome Woodbridge after 47-20 loss at Laurel
The Indian River High School football team was handed their second consecutive division loss last Friday night, after a second-half surge propelled Laurel (5-1, 2-0) to a 47-20 victory.
Despite the lopsided final score, the game went into halftime tied at 20, after junior running back KiAnté Sturgis ripped off a 42-yard touchdown run in the second quarter with the Indians down 20-13. Sturgis also managed a 30-yard touchdown scamper in the first quarter and finished the day with 19 carries for 107 yards to go along with his two scores. He's now rushed for 412 yards and five touchdowns on the season, averaging 4.2 yards per carry.
The Indians' first score of the game, however, came from sophomore RB/WR/DB George Martin, who punched in a three-yard touchdown — his first on the season.
The Bulldogs were led by senior running backs Chucky Auguste and Reggie Green, who rushed for 174 yards and 145 yards, respectively, as the Indians struggled to stop a rushing attack that accounted for 382 yards on the day.
Extra Points — October 17, 2014
Homecoming game set for Friday night
Don't miss Indian River High School Homecoming this Friday night, when the Indians will face 3-3 Woodbridge in a Henlopen South matchup set for 7:30 p.m. at the Indian River High School football stadium.
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IR soccer back on track with shutouts vs. Laurel, Smyrna
After narrowly escaping Delmar with an unforeseen draw last week, the Indian River High School soccer team kicked it back into gear with an 8-0 division win against Laurel last Thursday and 7-0 romp of Smyrna on Monday, to improve to 5-4-1 on the season.
Over the past few games, the team has been without senior forward and captain Luis Cruz, but Cruz did see action against both Laurel and Smyrna.
The Indians posted their highest goal total since the first game of the season in their 8-0 win against Laurel last Thursday, Oct. 2, in a game that improved their division record to 3-0-1.
"We moved the ball well today. We tried to get one or two touch passing through the midfield. I take my hat off to Laurel. They show up every week," said assistant coach Nick Slonin after the game.
Indians head to Laurel after lopsided loss to Lake
With the first half of the season in the books, the Indian River High School football team finds themselves in the same position as last year, at 2-3 on the season and with a division loss to Lake Forest.
Unlike last season, however, the Spartans are undefeated, and they handed the Indians a 41-10 loss last Friday night, Oct. 3.
"We knew what we were getting into. We knew they'd come to play," said head coach Ray Steele. "We didn't tackle. We didn't execute. We didn't play well. And we didn't come to play."
The tone of the game was set early, when they Indians started with an offensive three-and-out and Lake followed with a six-play 67-yard touchdown drive to take an early lead.
Following another IR three-and-out, the Spartans would put together a four-play scoring drive, to increase their lead to 15-0.
Lady Indians stomp Seaford, best Bucs in OT thriller
For the past year and a half, Indian River head field hockey coach Jodi Stone has been talking about progress for the program, which prior to this season had only managed four wins in the previous four years.
However, after a 5-0 rout of Seaford last Thursday and a 2-1 overtime win against previously 5-3 Milford on Tuesday, Oct. 7, the Lady Indians find themselves already having tallied four wins on the season.
"It's been a building process, and finally you see light at the end of the tunnel," said Stone. "All of the hard work that these girls have endured is finally starting to pay off, and they're starting to get their dividends."
After the division wins, and a 1-0 loss at Worcester Prep last Friday, the Lady Indians were 4-6-1 on the season.
IR girls' soccer receives most-ever All-state selections
Following a season in which they collectively outscored their opponents 86-12 and won a Henlopen Conference title, it's no surprise that last year's Indian River High School girls' soccer team produced six All-State selections — the most ever for the program.
"By far, this is the most we've ever had recognized at the All-State level," said longtime head coach Steve Kilby of the achievement. "I think it has to do with the program. A lot of them have come up through the River Soccer Club and branched out to other clubs. Any team that has club players is going to be successful, and we're fortunate to have those girls."
Out of the six players honored, only two of them were seniors last season — midfielder Bri Belfiore, who notched the tying goal in the conference championship against Sussex Tech, and goalkeeper Alex Myers, who posted 12 shutouts during the regular season.
"I already miss it," said Myers regarding a memorable 2014 season. "Their season hasn't even started yet. I'm looking forward to seeing what they do."
River Soccer Columbus Day Classic returns
The annual River Soccer Columbus Day Classic tournament returns to Roxana this weekend, as the club hopes for better weather than last year's nearly rained-out event.
Extra Points — October 10, 2014
Cannon posts shutout against Shenandoah
Sam Cannon has worked his way back into the starting lineup for the Lynchburg College soccer team after an injury earlier this season. The former Indians keeper tallied five saves in a shutout against Shenandoah on Oct. 4. The Hornets were 6-4 on the season and 3-1 in the ODAC at Coastal Point press time on Wednesday.
IR cheer 'brings it on' under new coach
An experienced Indian River High School cheerleading squad has been "bringing it on" all football season, behind the direction of first-year head coach Kaitlyn D'Onofrio.
"I think they're doing really good. They're trying a lot of new stunts, and we're even doing some collegiate things," said D'Onofrio of her squad. "We've been doing a lot harder stunts — more sequences where they're doing more tricks than the stunts before they come down."
D'Onofrio might be in her first year with Indian River, but she brings an extensive amount of cheerleading experience, having coached Pop Warner in previous years and cheering herself since she was 6.
With all of her experience, she said she appreciates her advanced squad.
"I don't have any new girls. They all have cheerleading experience. But they're all willing to learn new things, which is awesome. So it's easy to teach them and train them," she explained. "These girls are more advanced. I can just throw things out, and they can do it for me."
In fact, the girls have performed so well this season that the squad is even considering entering some competitions.
Zumbathon set for Oct. 18 at Freeman Fitness Center in Sea Colony
The third annual Zumbathon at the Freeman Fitness Center in Sea Colony will kick off at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18, to help raise money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
The event has raised more than $1,000 for breast cancer research during each of its first two years, but participants don't have to be Zumba experts to join the effort for the cause.
"You don't even ever have to have done Zumba before," said Sea Colony Activities & Fitness Manager Jen Neal. "It's just to help support the cause and come have fun for two hours."
During the two-hour dance party, participants are being encouraged to wear pink to show support for breast cancer awareness, and there will even be an award for best-dressed.
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IR volleyball romps over Woodbridge, falls to CR
While the Indian River High School volleyball team has struggled against non-conference opponents this season, they've had no trouble against division rivals, as they proved with a 3-0 win against Woodbridge last Thursday, Sept. 25.
The win put the Lady Indians at 2-6 on the season, and 2-0 in the Henlopen South. They would slip to 2-7 on Tuesday, however, dropping three matches against Division I Caesar Rodney.
"We had some of our toughest matches pretty early," said head coach Jay Clark. "I'm very hopeful with what I've seen. I think we've made a positive turn."
"It has definitely improved. We just play better when our mindset is the same [and] we're coordinating with each other," senior outside hitter Phoebe Walls explained about the turnaround. "We realized that we all had the same goals for the team, and to accomplish those [goals] we had to work together."
Indian River 3, Woodbridge 0
Consecutive aces from senior captain Lili Cooney put the Lady Indians up 16-6 in the first match against the Lady Blue Raiders, eventually ending 25-12.
Luis-less Indians shocked at Cape, Delmar
Now past the midway point of the regular season, the Indian River High School soccer team finds themselves in unfamiliar territory — below the .500 mark, at 3-4-1 as of Coastal Point press time on Wednesday, Oct. 1.
"We're OK. We've got the rest of our schedule to play," said an unconcerned Steve Kilby, the Indians' long-tenured head coach. "We have [the] rest of our division schedule in front of us and we need to take care of that business. We're in position to win the division still and get that automatic bid to the tournament."
While a front-loaded schedule resulted in a few early losses to powerhouses including Sallies and Caesar Rodney, the Indians haven't had senior forward, captain and All-State selection Luis Cruz for the past three games, due to a nagging hamstring injury.
"Not having Luis on the field is a big problem right now. Everybody looks to him to do a lot for us so, hopefully, he's gonna get over this injury," said Kilby. "When we play an organized team like [Cape], you lose his dynamic ability. He can break anybody down. That lets them focus on Danny [Garza], who has the same abilities. You have to pick your poison when they're both out there."


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French Alps murders: Seven-year-old Zainab al-Hilli tells police and relatives of her 'terror' at the shootings
The schoolgirl has been brought out of her medically-induced coma and although still sedated was able to talk to officers.
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John Lichfield has been The Independent's man in Paris since 1997, covering French news. Before that, he was the paper's Foreign Editor and he has also worked in Brussels and Washington.
Monday 10 September 2012
Zainab al-Hilli, the seven-year-old girl who saw her parents murdered in the French Alps massacre, has spoken to police for the first time and does appear to remember the details of the killings, it emerged today.
The schoolgirl, who remains under armed guard in hospital in the city of Grenoble, has been brought out of her medically-induced coma and although still sedated was able to talk to officers. She has also told family members at her bedside of her "terror" at what took place.
Sources close to the investigation told the French media that Zainab, who was shot in the shoulder and suffered a fractured skull in the attack, seemed to recall elements of what happened during the horrific moments last Wednesday when her parents and maternal grandmother were executed on a twisting mountain track.
A source said: "They have been able to speak to her but this was just an initial meeting. They could not go into any detail and the child was very tired. It was not permitted for the discussion to go any further."
Specialist officers are now preparing for the vital but delicate task of interviewing the young girl, who may be able to identify those responsible for the killings. But Zainab's condition means it is likely to be several days before doctors decide whether she is ready to be asked further questions.
The youngster's progress came as it was revealed that a single weapon using an outmoded calibre of ammunition was used to kill the al-Hilli family and Sylvain Mollier, a French cyclist who happened on the scene.
Ballistic experts believe that a 7.65mm calibre automatic pistol – a small and old-fashioned gun – was used to fire all 25 shots during the slaughter on a track above Lake Annecy in south eastern France.
Sources in the French investigation said that the pistol – once used for personal protection but now rare – was not the type of fire-arm carried by professional assassins or government hit-men. British experts said that although unusual, ammunition for 7.65mm weapons remained widely available in Europe and such pistols had the advantage of making less noise than more powerful 9mm guns.
French investigators added that the use of a single gun did not necessarily mean that the killer acted alone. Other evidence pointed to the presence of two assailants at the scene.
Examination of bullets found in the bodies, including two in the head of each victim and five in the cyclist's back, has allowed ballistic experts to establish a tentative order of events. They believe that Saad al-Hilli, 50, a British-Iraqi aeronautical engineer, was the first to be shot behind the wheel of his wine-coloured BMW estate car.
The gunman then shot the two women on the back-seat of the car, Mr al-Hilli's wife, Iqbal, 47, and her 77-year-old Swedish-Iraqi mother. The last person to die was Mr Mollier, reinforcing the view that he was murdered because he stumbled on the scene of the massacre. The gun would have to be re-loaded at least once.
Mr Al-Hilli had been seen "acting strangely" before his death, leaving his family alone several times each day and switching campsites at short notice, it was reported last night.
In Britain, the search of the al-Hilli's mock Tudor family home was halted today and neighbours evacuated after officers found "items of concern" in an outhouse at the bottom of the garden of the house in the affluent village of Claygate in Surrey.
An Army bomb disposal squad was called to scene but the search later resumed after police said the unidentified items were not hazardous.
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The Tower Drive-In has also gone digital.
Most people like to relax on vacation and for some that means taking a leisurely stroll through the woods and maybe spending the night in a tent. For others, that sort of weekend adventure is inadequate. For them, an adventure has to move them far outside of their comfort zone and push them to the limit. Chuck Lewis, Director of the Carl Albert State Physical Plant, is decidedly a member of the latter group.
Officials with AES Shady Point have announced the resignation of the plant manager.
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A convicted murderer who has appealed his double death sentence has again been denied a ruling in his favor.
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Cincinnati, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Semaj Christon led the way with 22 points as the Xavier Musketeers downed the Bowling Green Falcons in overtime, 85-73, in a non-conference battle at the Cintas Center.
James Farr and Isaiah Philmore each added 15 points for the Musketeers (6-3), while Myles Davis chipped in with 14 points.
For the Falcons (3-5), Richaun Holmes led all scorers with 26 points and added five blocks, while Anthony Anderson and Jehvon Clarke each scored 13.
Bowling Green shot 42.3 percent from the field to open the game and led at the break, 33-29. Xavier connected on 52.6 percent of its field goal tries in the first half but turned the ball over 11 times before intermission which resulted in 15 points for the Falcons.
After halftime, the Musketeers turned the ball over only three times and knocked down 56 percent of their shots from the field, including 2-of-2 from 3-point distance. The Falcons struggled from the floor in the half, making only 38.2 percent of their field goal attempts, missing all but one of their eight tries from beyond the arc. After seeing an 11-point lead with under six minutes to play completely evaporated, Xavier found themselves behind in the final seconds. Trailing by two, 68-66 with just six seconds to play, Christon was fouled and knocked down two free-throws to send the game to overtime.
In the extra session, the Musketeers opened with an 8-2 run to take the early lead and scored the final nine points of overtime to secure the victory.
Xavier had the edge on points in the paint, 38-32, The Musketeers got much more production from their reserves, with the Xavier bench outscoring their Falcon counterparts, 39-12.
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- Gregory McCarthy, a New Castle teen who went missing, was found safe.
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- 2 Vacant Home In Goldens Bridge Destroyed By Fire
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Cliftonville were due to meet Crusaders in a highly anticipated north Belfast derby on Saturday afternoon, but the match was called off after trouble erupted outside the Shore Road grounds.
The unrest followed a white line picket by a small group of protestors carrying Union flags. It has also been claimed they wanted to voice their concerns about the behaviour of football fans in the area in the past.
Three people have been charged with disorderly behaviour and assault on police following the disorder. They are due to appear in court next month.
Chief Superintendent George Clarke described what happened on Saturday as "sad and regrettable scenes that have damaged, I think, the reputation of football in this country".
Police have come under criticism for their actions in moving back the protestors, but Chief Supt Clarke defended the PSNI tactics.
He said a 40 minute protest outside Seaview effectively prevented Cliftonville fans from entering the grounds safely.
"The protestors were engaged with by local people, by people from the football clubs, they were asked to move back to facilitate. Those protestors refused to do that," he explained.
I think our tactics were right on Saturday.Chief Superintendent George Clarke
I think our tactics were right on Saturday.
Chief Superintendent George Clarke
Police moved forward after three formal warnings were given to protestors, the police chief claimed.
"That soft line was met with violent resistance. It was met with people pushing back and an exchange of missiles with the police," said Chief Supt Clarke.
The DUP accused police of acting aggressively and one local councillor, Guy Spence, claimed he was struck by an officer.
Mr Clarke said the PSNI will be held to account for their actions on Saturday, and encouraged anyone with issues concerning the operation to contact the Police Ombudsman. But he maintained they could not see an alternative to how they handled the situation.
"Anyone who thinks police exacerbated or overreacted, I would like them to explain to me what they think should have happened after 40 minutes of protests, substantial community negotiation and formal warnings from the police," questioned the police chief.
Chief Supt Clarke added that police will continue to act to keep people safe, but hoped those plans would be rendered unnecessary.
"I hope that we will not see a repetition of these scenes again.
"We need as a society to look at where we protest and how we express our views and opinions," he said, adding that the policing operation was "not a good use of police for the wider community".
If people want to target football grounds that would be a sad day for football.Aubry Ralph
If people want to target football grounds that would be a sad day for football.
Aubry Ralph
The Irish Football Association said they were extremely disappointed that the game was postponed for reasons "not associated with the game of football".
Aubry Ralph, chairman of the Irish Premier League, described the events as "a bad day for local football".
"Those aren't the sort of images we want to portray our games here," he told UTV. "We can't afford to allow politics to be allowed to be involved in these."
Mr Ralph called for politicians and community workers to liaise with the demonstrators.
"There are forums to do it but outside a football ground is not the place to do it," he explained.
Both football clubs said they were disappointed the match had to be postponed.
Crusaders said they had worked with residents in Skegoniel Avenue since November to ensure that fans could get safely to the match, while Cliftonville thanked fans for their cooperation on the day.
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Loser: If you thought all those storms in February were good for the water supply, think again. The valleys got hammered this winter, but the mountains didn't get as much as usual. That means tough times ahead for water managers, as reservoirs around the state remain low. In addition, the forecast is for a drier than normal spring. Officials with the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy said it isn't time to panic. Reservoirs carry enough water to last several years, and two years ago the state had a wet year. Still, this year's dry outlook should be a reminder to everyone that it's never OK to waste water in the deserts of Utah.
Winner: The stock market passed its previous all-time high this week, in terms of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Although, when inflation is counted, it hasn't quite yet reached the level it enjoyed in 2007, it's close. The market surged this week in spite of — or perhaps, in part, because of — the automatic "sequestration" budget cuts that took effect in Washington. Coupled with a jobs report that showed the nation's unemployment rate falling to 7.7 percent, this was a good week for economic indicators. Great news, huh? Which is why we want to be the word of caution. Surging stock markets often lead to market corrections. We applaud the improvement of things generally. Now is not the time, however, for the sort of irrational exuberance that characterized life a decade ago.
Loser: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be a madman, or he may just be so desperate for attention he is making a lot of noise in hopes of being taken seriously. In either case, the United States can't afford to take his threats lightly. Kim's threat this week to launch a nuclear attack on the United States probably exceeds his current technological abilities, but his decision to end a hotline and a nonaggression pact with South Korea is disturbing. The good news is the U.N. Security Council voted unanimously to impose tougher sanctions on Kim. That means his long-time friend China was onboard with that decision, too. It was this vote that led to Kim's outburst. This is a good illustration as to why it is important not to let certain nations obtain nuclear weapons.
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Buy iPod Jackets Online at Burton.com
The men's Burton Shield ($380), Ronin 2L ($360) and the women's Radar 2L ($360) jackets are now available for purchase at Burton's online store. All jackets feature "an updated, flexible SOFTswitch
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Yeah, that site works real good. Even with all the latest plugins, etc., you click to enter the site and get nothing.
Real good Burton. Hows about getting your site to work first.
Posted by Z on December 13, 2003 at 1:39 AM (CST)
Works fine for me
Posted by Ipodforlife on December 13, 2003 at 6:31 AM (CST)
works ok for me
Posted by burgermonster on December 13, 2003 at 8:55 AM (CST)
works for me..
Posted by bababooey on December 13, 2003 at 9:41 AM (CST)
Yes!! My wife was trying to find this jacket everywhere for my B-day! Nobody had it or new where to find it! The Burton website didn't have it available the other day! Thanks to this link my jacket will be here shortly!!
Posted by Eric Nelson on December 13, 2003 at 11:01 AM (CST)
i have the original burton amp jacket. . .tis quite grand. though these do leave me with a few things to want from my jacket that it doesn't have. O well, its still a great flippin coat/jacket/ipod thing
Posted by J on December 14, 2003 at 1:01 AM (CST)
z, site works fine for me and, so it seems, everyone else but you. why don't you learn how to use your browser before you start badmouthing a reputable company, you goddamn simple minded knobend.
Posted by why are people so stoopid on December 14, 2003 at 4:28 PM (CST)
Grrr…the site works, but when I try and place an order it says my shopping cart's empty…Maybe it's my folks ghetto computer…I'll try ordering on my comp, when I get back to school…hopefully it won't be sold out
Posted by SMJ on December 14, 2003 at 6:21 PM (CST)
looks like the shield is already sold out ... so i picked up a ronin instead. can't wait for the next big snow in the NE - riding with the ipod will be fresh!
Posted by jonb on December 14, 2003 at 7:35 PM (CST)
anyone have any news on the release of the bag (amp pack)??
Posted by andrew on December 14, 2003 at 8:17 PM (CST)
can the amp pack (bag) be bought in australia? it says theyre online store is only for USA/Europe and their aussie dealers only stock 'normal' (non ipod) gear. i emailed em but there has been no response.
Posted by timmy in Melbourne, Australia on December 14, 2003 at 10:58 PM (CST)
anyone want to write a review?
Posted by timmy in Melbourne, Australia on December 14, 2003 at 10:58 PM (CST)
$360-$380 Dollars for a JACKET?! WTF?!
Posted by James G. on December 15, 2003 at 8:34 AM (CST)
I got my Ronin 2L 3 days ago. And went snowboarding with it too.
The color is a really really dark brownish grey but looks black to me. The softSwitch works perfectly (even with mittens) the coat has more pockets and vents than any other burton coat I've owned. Almost too many. There are 3 exterior pockets on each side and of course the ipod pocket which can fit more things within that pocket. Plus an arm vent and a 5inch little vent by the chest pockets. Apparently there is a stash pocket in the arm that I cant seem to find yet. The hood is detachable via zipper and I can wear the hood comfortably with goggles. The coat has many other things you can expect from burton like a cool liner tapered seems and a really cool goggle cleaner found in its own pocket within the right chest pocket. The ipod case is perfectly placed I couldn't even tell it was there when I was snowboarding. I could fish my sony earbuds MDR-EX71 perfectly through the coat.
My only problem is that there is a fragile ribbon cable that comes out of the pocket and into a little "AMP" box the size of a matchbox. Shown here http://www.drbott.com/images/lg/0147-AMP1.jpg It is also annoying to plug the headphones in and out of that box because it is in its seperate small pocket. So I'm just going to keep my headphones plugged in all season. Also my friend told me that his switch didn't work really well in the cold but I didn't experience any problems.
BTW if you have a 1 or 2 G ipod you can still use it with this coat by buying a $20 Amp Box from DrBott Its the same exact box that comes with the Burton coat just a different connector http://www.drbott.com/prod/db.lasso?code=0148-AMP2 I also imagine DrBott will be making these boxes for a while so dont worry about the coat becoming incompatable with future iPods.
I Love this coat. If you can't find one go to your local snowboarding store and ask them to order you one. I don't think anyone has these in store.
Posted by emikey on December 15, 2003 at 12:58 PM (CST)
Where do you click to get to the store??? Can't find it =(
Posted by David.nu on December 15, 2003 at 4:58 PM (CST)
Does anyone know who makes the controller and if we can just by that piece? I have a nice jacket already and would like to have the remote part only added to my jacket.
Posted by DL on December 15, 2003 at 6:55 PM (CST)
I bought one of these tonight, the Ronin. My local BC Surf & Sport in Denver had one in stock for 299, cheaper than the Burton Online store…just an FYI
Posted by Salkin on December 28, 2003 at 5:52 PM (CST)
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The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 0. 61 points, or 0.03 percent, to close at 2,028.32. Trading volume stood at 345.34 million shares worth 4.05 trillion won (3.96 billion U.S. dollars).
The KOSPI had a strong start, rising above the 2,030 level and hitting this year's high in the morning, due to expectations for fiscal stimulus from the new economic team.
Investors, however, turned bearish on the local stock market as the benchmark gauge recorded this year's closing high in the previous session, triggering profit-taking demand.
Retail and institutional investors sought to lock in profits by offloading shares worth 58 billion won and 66 billion won respectively.
Foreigners raised stock holdings by 135 billion won, limiting the KOSPI's big decline. Overseas investors kept their buying streak for the seventh consecutive sessions.
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The South Korean currency finished at 1,023.7 won against the greenback, up 0.7 won from Tuesday's close.
Bond prices ended higher. The yield on the liquid three-year treasury notes fell 0.049 percentage point to 2.464 percent, and the return on the benchmark 10-year government bonds declined 0. 025 percentage point to 2.970 percent.
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BYU alum Taylor Cole starts All-Star Game
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You see something new at the ballpark every day.
In Taylorsville native John Buck's case, he played first base for the first time in his major league career Sunday because his Mariners teammate, Logan Morrison, hit the wall of Seattle's dugout with his bat and a piece broke off and hit him in the head. He left the game with a laceration to his forehead.
Seattle Times beat writer Ryan Divish reported the injury was severe enough that Morrison received five stitches.
Buck played two innings in the field without any issues. He also singled in his lone at-bat before being lifted for a pinch runner in Seattle's 5-1 win over Texas.
Though Buck had not played first base in his 10-year career, he told Divish he played first base in the minors before and had been practicing with the Mariners coaching staff if the situation ever arose.
"I've been working with (infield coach Chris Woodward) quite a bit," Buck told Divish after the game. "Just because all the backups I've ever had, that's the guy they go to if you are ever in a bind. And we were in a bind. I put in the work with Woody and Skip has watched it and felt comfortable to go with me."
Morrison was called up by the Mariners on Wednesday after the team's primary first baseman Justin Smoak was placed on the disabled list earlier in the week.
Buck, who entered the week with just 15 appearances in games this season, played in four games during the week for the Mariners. He's batting .271 on the season.
In other baseball news, former BYU pitcher Taylor Cole started the Florida State League (Single-A) All-Star Game Saturday for the North squad. Cole, representing the Dunedin Blue Jays, pitched a scoreless frame in one inning of work.
Cole led the FSL with 95 strikeouts in the first half of the year. The former Cougar is also 5-2 with a 2.19 ERA in 13 games this season.
Former Utah pitcher Tyler Wagner joined Cole on the North team, though representing the Brevard County Manatees. Wagner pitched a scoreless fifth inning, allowing one walk and striking out a batter. The North team went on to win the game 6-4.
Former BYU pitcher Jeremy Guthrie also snapped his 11-game winless streak on Friday. The righty allowed just two runs in 5 2/3 innings as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-2.
Guthrie also struck out a season-best nine batters in the win. He entered the start without a win since April 9.
Finally, Utah resident Eddy Alvarez, a member of the U.S. Olympic speedskating team and a former Salt Lake Community College baseball member, signed with the White Sox organization over the week.
"Playing pro baseball has definitely been a goal of mine," Alvarez told People Magazine in February. "There were times when I thought of dropping skating completely and just focusing on baseball."
John Buck (Taylorsville H.S.), Seattle Mariners: Four hits, one RBI and two runs scored in 10 at-bats over the week. Buck started two games, pinch hit in another and came in as a defensive replacement briefly Sunday after Mariners first baseman Logan Morrison left with an injury.
Buck has seen more playing time in recent weeks. He appeared in four games this week, despite only playing in 15 games heading into the week. The catcher is batting .271, with one home run and five RBIs in 59 at-bats this year.
C.J. Cron (Utah), Los Angeles Angels: Zero hits in seven at-bats this week. Cron sat most of Los Angeles' series at Atlanta without the designated hitter available.
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