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Park & Sun Spectrum Classic Volleyball Set
The Park & Sun Spectrum Classic Professional Level Volleyball Net System gives superior performance and is unsurpassed for quick set-up and portability. This volleyball net system features telescopic ''Aircraft Aluminum'' poles with push-button locking systems for easy height adjustments and the original slip-on net design for maximum ''ball-out-of-net-play''.
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|Product Type: Volleyball
|Powder Coated Finish: Yes
|Material: Metal; Plastic
|Number of Items Included: 12
|Pieces Included: Poles; net; guyline set; boundary; ground stakes; stake bag; handwinder; carrying bag
|Non Toxic: Yes
|Maximum Number of Players: 8
|Anchored: Yes
|Glow in the Dark: No
|Combo Game Set: No
|Illuminated: No
|Portable: Yes
|Beginner Friendly: Yes
|Rulebook Included: Yes
|Team Game: Yes
|Product Care: Separate pole sections after use and clean any dirt, debris of same to prevent poles from jamming.
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerPark & Sun Sports has a distinguished heritage as a sporting goods designer and supplier, and they reaffirm their dedication to the industry with commitment to innovation and quality. They have designed and supplied high quality, recreational sporting goods equipment for 20 years.
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Ram from mount holly, NJ– Verified Buyer
The set was as I expected. Very sturdy, easy to assemble and compact.
Ok net
Nell from Annapolis, MD– Verified Buyer
This net is pretty decent. Pros: I've had it up in my backyard for almost a week and it's still standing. Con: I found the rope guylines, that hold the poles up, move when you try to adjust one side or the other. It's pretty annoying and so the net doesn't get tight enough because of that. I'm actually considering buying webbing guylines, which are better. Also, the upper net sags and has to be adjusted (it says that in the instruction), and it's just not that easy. For a net that is over $200, I expected better.
good buy
Khanh from Quincy, MA– Verified Buyer
good deal. shipping was fast and the net is good quality
well made
Bryan from Blackstone, MA– Verified Buyer
This is a nice design that worked perfectly. I bought this for a graduation party, set up was easy and was a lot of fun. Just be aware of the size, you need a large area for it.
Love it!
RC from South Dakota– Verified Buyer
I have set it up and taken it down several times by myself, very easy. Nice tight net when it is set up.
wonderful item!
Jason from Singapore– Verified Buyer
wonderful! Very good quality! All you need for beach volleyball setup! Best to pair with another set of court lines thou, as the ones that came with the package is less obvious than the wider ones.
Excellent Product
Michael from Lake Orion, MI– Verified Buyer
Really a high quality net. Meets the needs of serious players. I would highly recommend this. Great value for the price.
Great for our granddaughter
C. from IL– Verified Buyer
Her mom played competitively and maybe she will too. This regulation set is very good and pretty easy to set up too.
Spectrum Classic Volleyball Set
Jeremy from Colorado– Verified Buyer
I am really happy with this Volleyball set. It arrived on time and is just what I was expecting. No problems with set up, and everything was included.
Spectrum Classic Volleyball Set
Darrin from OR– Verified Buyer
Used this spectrum classic volleyball set just last Sunday and I'm very pleased. Quality is fine, no surprises here, I'm happy with it.


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Lose the Halo is a beige cream meant to knock out all the color in the lips. This works for this collection because very pale lips generally go hand in hand with smokey, sultry eyes. This is a great product to have if you really want to get a specific lip color to look just like it does in the container. It's kind of like using a white eyeshadow base on the eyes to make a color pop- its going to keep your lip pigmentation from altering the lip product color.
Sigma's lip glosses are a great texture (not sticky) and I've been wearing them regularly lately. They aren't too pigmented so they won't be a statement lip, but they still add loads of glossy shine. The Lip concealer is nice for getting the exact color of a lip product without having any pigmentation from your own lips changing the color. Favorites here are Get Ready Gloss and the Lip Concealer.
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Ah yes… America's favorite franchise car film is returning for its fifth installment. All the usual suspects are coming back for Fast Five including the dynamic duo of Paul Walker and Vin Diesel who will be joined by Tyrese "Dammit Brian" Gibson, Jordana Brewster, Matt Schulze, Gal Gadot, Tego Calderon, Don Omar, Ludacris and Sung Kang, who has made a miraculous recovery after being blown-up and torched in Toyko Drift, a feat which has not gone unnoticed.
The plot of Fast Five centers around the this crackerjack crew of car junkies with compelling interpersonal issues all brought together for one final job. If you recall, in the last go-round, Brian and Mia sprung Dom from the big house and have been on the run every since.
The 3rd Official trailer for Transformers 3: Revenge of the Fallen is now out and there is a lot more meat in this one. We get a little more of the storyline and see a glimpse of Meagan Fox and Shia LeBouf on an Indiana Jones style adventure. Of course, lots of cool cars and other vehicles pop in and out of form. The movie is scheduled for release June 24th. Check it out!


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No one knows cool manicures better than our good friend Taryn Multack of the sensational nail art blog, Miss LadyFinger. We thought we'd utilize her expertise this season and send her backstage at L.A.M.B. to see what fun look Color Club was whipping up. Like a pro, she got the deets on the presentation's edgy design, which is surprisingly easy to replicate.
Retro-punk was the vibe backstage at Saturday's L.A.M.B. presentation. Accordingly, nails were only half-painted to achieve a unique worn effect. "We wanted to emphasize the edginess of the L.A.M.B. collection," said Alicia Torello, the lead manicurist for Color Club, "so we are going for a purposefully chipped look."
The show: Rachel Antonoff
Makeup: Keri Blair for M.A.C. Cosmetics
Hair: Jenny Balding for Cutler Salon
Nails: Candice Manacchio for CND
The vibe: Dreamy moon maiden. Rachel Antonoff is known for her hyper-cute aesthetic, but her latest collection is a foray into more grown-up territory. The nocturnal vibe of her presentation (the setting was a pier at night) translated into the models' sophisticated eye makeup. Layers of overlapping brown and gold shadows created a multi-dimensional effect that mimicked light reflecting on water. "I wanted to build a transparent look with sheer layers of color," lead makeup artist Keri Blair explained.
The show: Wes Gordon
Hair: Bumble and bumble
Makeup: Charlotte Willer for Maybelline
Nails: CND
The Vibe: Strong, defined brows and provocative red lips competed for the spotlight at the Wes Gordon show this afternoon. "We're going for a youthful, feminine look that reflects the tailored collection," lead makeup artist Charlotte Willer said. Willer and her crew filled in models' brows with Maybelline's Master Shape Brow Pencil and saturated their lips with Very Cherry No. 635. Eyes were left intentionally bare with nary a trace of shadow, liner, or mascara, while the subtly contoured cheeks came courtesy of two different shades of blush: Dream Bouncy Blush in No. 60 and No. 5.
Show: rag & bone
Hair: Guido, Redken
Makeup: Gucci Westman, Revlon
The Vibe: Rock 'n' Roll traveler. "The look is as if Patti Smith lived in India," said Gucci Westman, Revlon's global artistic director. "I wanted the skin to be really porcelain-y and the eyes to be sort of rough." To give the complexion a cooler effect, Westman layered primers, a little bit of white foundation, and some luminizers. But the emphasis was really all on the eyes. "I am doing different textures of eyeliner and only on the bottom," said Westman who used not one, not two, but three different black Revlon liners: the Crème Gel Liner, the Luxurious Color Eye Liner, and the Liquid Liner.
The Show: Katie Gallagher
Hair: Cesar Ramirez at Dop Dop
Makeup: Robert Greene, M.A.C. Cosmetics
Nails: Fleury Rose for Color Club
The Vibe: The forest was the inspiration behind Katie Gallagher's show, so it should come as no surprise that green was a pervasive color theme. Lead M.A.C. makeup artist, Robert Greene, created bold, bright eyes using Lime shadow over Charcoal shadow. "I'm using really unconventional colors to create a new kind of smokey eye," explained Greene. "We're extending the color really far down on the lower section and doing tons of blending so it's like a watermark with no edges." To emphasize the eyes, the rest of the face was kept monotone, with pale lips, a bit of tawny blush, and no mascara.
The Show: Kimberly Ovitz
Hair: TIGI, using TIGIPro Professional flat iron, Session Series transforming dry shampoo and Session Series salt spray.
Makeup: M.A.C. Cosmetics, new Beauty Balm, Prep+Prime Moisture Infusion Fix+, Stud Brow powder pencil
We're total suckers for bright pink gloss like Giella's Drama, which they're using at the Lauren Moffatt fall 2012 presentation. Look for more detailed coverage in a bit!
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Want the inside scoop from backstage at your favorite designers' shows during fall 2012 fashion week? You're in luck! Birchbox editors have scored some of the hottest tickets in town and will be sharing backstage Tweets and pictures using the hashtag #BBbackstage. Fashion week kicks off today, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Coming soon: A giant, squatting humanoid on the corner of Sixth Avenue and C Street.
By the end of next summer, the Anchorage Museum's lawn will feature a 20-foot-tall sculpture -- steel boxes stacked to create a human-esque shape, sitting with its arms crossed over its knees.
This week a public art selection committee unanimously approved the design by internationally known sculptor Antony Gormley of London.
Under Anchorage's percent for art program, 1 percent of the construction budget for public building projects is earmarked to commission art. The $116 million expansion of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center is scheduled to open in 2010.
"I'm just amazed that he's going to work with us," said Michelle Miller, chair of the selection committee and executive director of the Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association. "Having a piece of Gormley's here in Anchorage will be incredible."
To the uninitiated, the sculpture's box-on-box construction may recall a Transformer, or something out of Legoland. But Gormley's concept didn't originate in a playpen. Gormley said he was inspired both by Anchorage's city grid and the "bloody brilliant" architecture of the museum expansion.
"(The sculpture) will itself be, in some senses, a mediator between the city and the museum," Gormley said. "But it will also be halfway between the condition of architecture and the condition of sculpture."
Julie Decker, a curator and artist on the selection committee, said the group wanted a sculpture that wasn't generic, one that tied into the museum's building project and to Anchorage.
"That's why he's sitting directly on the ground. There's not a pedestal separating the figure from the land," Decker said. "It's about how close we are in Anchorage, Alaska, to the environment, which you can't say in Manhattan."
Gormley's as-yet-untitled sculpture will likely face south, so the figure is contemplating Cook Inlet. From Sixth Avenue, the sculpture will appear abstract, but from the museum grounds, its human form will reveal itself. "It invites a certain kind of discovery," Gormley said.
The artist is planning to mold and construct the $350,000 project in Anchorage.
Gormley has a 25-year reputation for large-scale, outdoor sculptures of the human figure. His steel sculpture "Angel of the North" -- standing 66-feet-tall with a wingspan of 178 feet -- has become a major tourist attraction for Northern England.
"If you want to talk about human thought and human feeling, why not use the human body?" he said.
"You get criticized because people think 'Oh you must be a traditionalist, you must be rather tired and you can't think of new and exciting things to do,' but … I'm passionate about wanting people to having a direct relationship with the work.
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A blog about Learning, about Education, about transformation, about change, about youth voice, about democratic human centered education. I am trying to ask the question "Why we educate" and what my answer means to me as a teacher and how my role shapes society and the whole.
In a lot of educators' minds, "student voice" only happens when adults direct learners to share their thoughts in ways that are acceptable in schools. Whether embedded in the curriculum, listened to through adult-led student forums, or guided in carefully moderated websites, student voice is often painted as the cuddly, friendly, and convenient precursor to "student engagement."
However, after more than a decade of working with schools across the US and Canada to promote Meaningful Student Involvement throughout the education system, I have discovered that student voice is a multifaceted reality that occurs throughout schools, all the time. Today I define student voice as any expression of any learner about any facet of education. It is shared by the kid who runs out in the hallway after class and scribbles "Mrs Jones Sux!", as well as the student government president who writes a letter to the editor of the local newspaper. Its the girls texting answers to the test under the desk, as well as the debate team captain speaking in at the mock government event.
This shows us how bullying is clearly an expression of student voice. While inconvenient and disconcerting, approaching bullying from this understanding can allow educators to discern the genuine source of why bullying happens. Repressed actions, ideas, knowledge, and beliefs need an appropriate outlet, and schools are positioned to engage both young people and adults in learning through Meaningful Student Involvement.
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Monday morning, Reds starter Homer Bailey said he feels he and the Reds are close to a multi-year extension in response to a report on Sunday that he and the team were close to a six-year, $100 million extension.
"There's a lot of things we have in place, I feel the majority of it is worked out," Bailey said. "It's just the little details and stuff like that — but we're really close. Us being here and everyone else being in different time zones puts a damper on things."
Bailey is still unsigned for the 2014 season and has an arbitration case scheduled for Thursday. Bailey's filed for $11.6 million for 2014, while the Reds countered at $8.7. If the case does go to arbitration, one number or the other is picked.
Bailey said he has not purchased a plane ticket to Florida, where the arbitration hearing would be held — and he doesn't own a suit or tie.
"It feels like we're really close, and that's all I can say," Bailey said. "This whole process has been a long, drawn-out deal, that's just the way it goes. To say is this as confident as I've been? Yeah, I think so. … Hopefully we can get the small stuff worked out over the next couple of days. If not… I guess I have to go buy a suit."
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Can ChiRunning Improve Your Running Form?
I recently watched a ChiRunning DVD produced by Danny Dreyer. My conclusion was that ChiRunning can help the vast majority of runners to improve their running form, increase their running efficiency, prevent injuries, and run faster.
While I don't necessarily buy into the idea that ChiRunning uses gravity to drive forward propulsion, I think that ChiRunning's focus on maintaining good posture, a slight forward lean from the ankles, bending the arms 90 degrees, and maintaining a stride rate of 170-180 steps per minute help to build a good foundation for efficient, injury-free running.
For faster runners and sprinters, I think that the ChiRunning technique has to be modified slightly to engage the calves and feet more. Dreyer has acknowledged in his blog that the classic ChiRunning method has to be changed for sprinters.
Unlike Dr. Nicholas Romanov's Pose Method, which calls for maintaining the same stride length and increasing stride rate to increase running speed, ChiRunning recommends maintaining a fairly constant stride rate and naturally increasing stride length (and forward lean) as your running speed increases.
While the Pose Method requires the runner to pull their heels up vertically, ChiRunning has you pick up your heels behind you in a much more natural swinging motion.
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Dubai Drydocks World tests special insolvency law
Drydocks turns to Decree 57 special tribunal; Drydocks in talks to restructure $2.2 bln debt; Company files proceedings in Singapore to push through debt plan
April 2, 2012 4:09 by kippreport
Dubai World's shipbuilding unit is to test a form of insolvency protection developed after Dubai's 2009 debt crisis, using a special tribunal to force holdout creditors to sign up to its $2.2 billion debt restructuring plan.
The move, announced by Drydocks World on Monday, is the first real test of the tribunal, set up in the aftermath of Dubai's 2009 debt crisis where Dubai World itself took centre stage, and is aimed at bringing resistant hedge funds to the table.
Drydocks, a shipbuilding and repair business with operations in Singapore and Indonesia as well as Dubai, also filed legal proceedings in Singapore to push through the proposal, its lawyers told the tribunal.
It said on Saturday it had the support of enough creditors to implement the restructuring, which involves a five-year moratorium on debt repayments.
"We take this step to protect the interests of the vast majority of the Group's syndicated lenders, the clients, suppliers and wider stakeholders who continue to support the business throughout its restructuring," Drydocks' Chairman Khamis Juma Buamim said in a statement on Monday.
The company filed a notification seeking insolvency protection under Decree 57 on Sunday night, sources had told ALB The Brief, a Thomson Reuters publication.
Dubai's ruler issued Decree 57 in 2009, creating a special tribunal for Dubai World to deal with any litigation related to the state-linked conglomerate's $26 billion debt crisis.
The special court – which has so far only handled smaller claims but not faced a restructuring disagreement – met late Sunday night and imposed a moratorium, allowing Drydocks to make a proposal to reach a voluntary arrangement with its creditors.
If that fails, the court can force holdout creditors to accept terms already adopted by the majority.
"The fact that this system is now being tested is a significant development, as is the fact that a Dubai-linked entity is going down this route," said Chavan Bhogaita, head of markets strategy unit at National Bank of Abu Dhabi.
"This to some extent shows that they're being more commercial, more savvy about the way in which they handle such a situation, which is indeed positive."
The tribunal was established in the Dubai International Financial Centre and incorporates elements of other international bankruptcy laws.
The company has been in negotiations to restructure its loan facility in an effort to put an end to lengthy and complex debt talks. In March, it proposed repaying creditors in five years and said it was seeking more working capital.
"The company has significant financial resources to meet all of its liabilities," Mark Hyde, head of insolvency and restructuring at Clifford Chance LLP, said in a statement at the DIFC Courts. "The company is far from being bankrupt."
Drydocks World's debt restructuring, initially set to be completed by April last year, has dragged on as the presence of hedge funds and a lack of government support curbed prospects of an amicable deal.
A U.S-based hedge fund Monarch Alternative Capital won a $45.5 million legal claim against Drydocks this month for defaulting on a loan, putting the ship builder's restructuring in further trouble.
The firm's debts stem from a multibillion-dollar loan it took out to fund expansion in Singapore. Its major ship and rig building facilities are in Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore and Indonesia.
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Posted By Terry Frei On April 13, 2014 @ 10:27 pm In Game Day,NHL Playoffs,Postgame Wraps | 14 Comments
ANAHEIM — I ended up writing several versions of the early Sunday online story about the Avalanche clinching the Central Division title and being locked into a first-round matchup against Minnesota. Ultimately, I updated it one last time after the game against the Ducks Sunday night. In the first versions, I touched on Tyson Barrie's injury, then took it out because I also mentioned injuries in the game story later.
So in case anything got lost in the translation and shifting, so to speak, here's the latest from Avalanche coach Patrick Roy on his team's injuries.
First, defenseman Jan Hejda suffered an upper-body injury in the second period against the Ducks and didn't return. After the game, Roy said: "We'll see more in the next few days. I hope he'll be OK to play against Minny, but we'll see."
Before the game, Roy said that Barrie, who also suffered an upper body injury against San Jose Friday, was going to be held out against the Ducks mainly as a precaution. He said he expected Barrie to be able to play against Minnesota.
Roy confirmed that John Mitchell, who had complained of headaches Friday and didn't play against either San Jose or Anaheim, had been diagnosed with a concussion and was unlikely to be available at the outset of the playoffs.
Cody McLeod missed his sixth consecutive game with an ankle injury, but he's expected to be ready by Thursday too, Roy said. Defenseman Cory Sarich (back) still is officially listed as day to day.
Roy said he had no additional word on Matt Duchene, so the original prognosis that he would be out four weeks and miss the first round seems still the working assumption.
Also, here's the list of my stories:
On Avalanche clinching the Central Division title [1] (this is the one that was updated several times over the course of the day and this version includes Roy's zinger to Blackhawks fans in Colorado)
Game story [2]
And my column [3]
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[1] On Avalanche clinching the Central Division title: http://http://www.denverpost.com/avalanche/ci_25558913/avs-win-central-division-crown-blues-fall-detroit
[2] Game story: http://http://www.denverpost.com/avalanche/ci_25560945/avs-fall-overtime-regular-season-finale
[3] And my column: http://www.denverpost.com/frei/ci_25561042/frei-avs-face-wild-playoffs-and-patrick-roy-is-postseason-mode
[4] Meet the Blogger: http://blogs.denverpost.com/broncos/author/terry-frei/
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Davos Day Two — Rouhani, Lew and Lagarde
Day one in Davos showed the masters of the universe fretting about Sino-Japanese military tensions, the treacherous investment territory in some emerging markets and the risk of a lurch to the right in Europe at May's parliamentary elections which could make reform of the bloc even harder.
Today, the focus will be on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (and his main detractor, Israel's Netanyahu). Presumably he's there to woo the world of commerce now sanctions are to be relaxed in return for Tehran suspending enrichment of uranium beyond a certain level. Anything he says about Syria's peace talks, which have so far been more hostile than conciliatory, will instantly be headline news.
Other big name speakers are U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, IMF chief Christine Lagarde, who is going around warning about the threat of European deflation, Australian premier Tony Abbott, who is running the G20 this year, and a session featuring the BRICS finance ministers.
There is clearly a pervading sense of caution, if not alarm, about emerging markets. That aside, with the U.S. recovering and the existential threat to the euro zone over, perhaps delegates will look most nervously to the east.
from John Lloyd:
Beppe Grillo's anti-disappointment party
Jim O'Neill, head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, thinks Beppe Grillo and his Five Star Movement is a greater threat to Europe and the euro than the trials of little Cyprus. That's because Grillo received more than a quarter of the votes in February's election in Italy and has since gridlocked the political system by refusing any dealings with the established parties. A government can't be formed.
O'Neill warned that if growth does not come soon to the euro zone's third-largest economy, stalled for longer than any other in Europe, even more people will start to support Grillo's movement and its call for a referendum on membership of the euro zone. What, he asked, does Grillo think? His response: "Does anyone really know?"
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Euro zone week ahead
Italy will continue to cast a long shadow and has clearly opened a chink in the euro zone's armour. It looks like the best investors can expect is populist Beppe Grillo supporting some measures put forward by a minority, centre-left government but refusing any sort of formal alliance. That sounds like a recipe for the sort of instability that could have investors running a mile. The markets' best case was for outgoing technocrat prime minister Monti to support the centre-left in coalition, thereby guaranteeing continuation of economic reforms. But he just didn't get enough votes. Fresh elections are probably the nightmare scenario given the unpredictability of what could result.
The story of the last five months has been the bond-buying safety net cast by the European Central Bank which took the sting out of the currency bloc's debt crisis. But now it has an Achilles' Heel. The ECB has stated it will only buy the bonds of a country on certain policy conditions. An unwilling or unstable Italian government may be unable to meet those conditions so in theory the ECB should stand back. But what if the euro zone's third biggest economy comes under serious market attack? Without ECB support the whole bloc would be thrown back into crisis and yet if it does intervene, some ECB policymakers and German lawmakers will throw their hands up in horror, potentially calling the whole programme in to question.
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Italy continues to dominate European financial markets and it looks like the best they can expect is populist Beppe Grillo supporting some measures put forward by a minority, centre-left government but refusing any sort of formal alliance. That sounds like a recipe for the sort of instability that could have investors running a mile. Outgoing technocrat prime minister Monti is speaking Brussels today. The markets' best case was for him to support the centre-left in coalition, thereby guaranteeing continuation of economic reforms. But he just didn't get enough votes.
Fresh elections are probably the nightmare scenario given the unpredictability of what could result.
from John Lloyd:
Italy elects the impossible
In a parliamentary election this week, a majority of Italian voters – some 60 percent – chose parties that even a cursory glance could tell had no coherent idea of how to run an advanced and complex state (let alone Italy). Forty percent voted for two groups that have a recognizably sensible approach to governance, the largest of which is mainly made up of the Democratic Party, heirs to the former Communist Party of Italy. In one of the smaller ironies of the election, these heirs of an anti-capitalist, anti parliamentary revolutionary ideology were regarded, especially by investors, bankers and politicians of both the center-right and center-left, as Italy's greatest hope for constitutional and market stability.
Just under 30 percent of the vote went to the coalition put together by Silvio Berlusconi, a man not exactly proven at being able to govern Italy well. He is yesterday's but also tomorrow's man, who saw his run for office – once regarded as something of a joke – embraced as he promised to return, in cash, citizens' payments of a property tax for which his party had voted; asked a young woman how often she climaxed; and remarked, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, that former dictator Benito Mussolini, whose racial laws condemned thousands of Italian Jews to concentration camps and death, had done some good things in his time. He didn't win, but nearly did; which means he remains a major power in the land.
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Beppe Grillo: The anti-politics politician
For some three decades, an Italian comedian named Beppe Grillo has satirized – viciously, at high volume, naming names – the corruption of Italian politics. Last week, in Italian elections, he won the honor of being a part of the very thing he mocks.
When Grillo started doing comedy, in the early eighties, the Socialist Party – led by Bettino Craxi, prime minister from 1983 to 1987 – was in coalition with the Christian Democrats, and was a byword for theft from the taxpayer. Italians would say: The Socialists haven't been in power before, they know they won't last, so they have to make money quickly – a kind of resignation to the inevitability of political larceny that the British mind (mine) found quite shocking. Grillo was also shocked: or at least, he made shock the basis of his act. More than any other public figure, he fashioned from the venality of Italian political life a dark, bitter and yet hilarious comedy.
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As Italians began trickling to the polls to vote in the general election on Sunday, some protested to show their disillusionment with politics.
Angry at plans to build a landfill site nearby, one group of young Neapolitans gathered 600 election identification cards and sent them to the Italian president instead of using them to vote.


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Sweet dreams! French Foreign Minister falls asleep during Algerian meeting
Being the foreign minister of any country is a busy job that could cause anybody to lose some shut eye, but to fall asleep during a high level meeting... and on TV? Laurent Fabius you need a holiday!
On Monday, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius was in Algiers with Algerian Industry Minister Abdesselam Bouchouareb taking questions from businessmen during an investment meeting. It must have been siesta time though because Fabius dozed off for an impressive 75 seconds, waking up midway through to give a droopy-eyed smile before returning to the land of nod. We can only speculate that he must have been dreaming about the wonderful cooperation between Algeria and France...
Bouchouareb meanwhile remained alert and smiling, clearly taking the burden for Algeria´s former colonial power. Nevertheless, before departing Algeria, Fabius insisted that France wanted to remain Algeria´s top economic partner. Based on his last lethargic performance though maybe Fabius should keep dreaming!
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Talking to some people in the industry, I've got a bit of a read on how much the Reds may be on the hook for with the five players they'll offer arbitration. I'm guessing it's in the $16 million range.
They have $46.8 million committed to seven players – Bronson Arroyo ($13 million), Francisco Cordero ($12 million), Brandon Phillips ($11 million), Scott Rolen ($6.5 million), Jonny Gomes ($1.8 million), Nick Masset ($1.5 million) and Aroldis Chapman ($1 million).
That gives them a total of the $62.8 million committed to 12 players. Reds general manager Walt Jocketty says the payroll will be higher than this year's, which was $76 million on Opening Day. The Reds will have at least eight players on the roster making right around the $400,000 minimum.
That gets the payroll to right around $66 million, leaving perhaps $10 million to fill the other five spots. The Reds hope to spend a portion of that on utility player Miguel Cairo, reliever Arthur Rhodes and catcher Ramon Hernandez. Those three will make a total of $5 million to $6 million, so that would give the Reds enough money to go after one key piece to the puzzle – probably a backup who can play shortstop.
How did I arrive at $16 million for the arbitration-eligible five?
Votto is the big ticket. He probably won't get Ryan Howard money (a record $10 million for a first-time arbitration-eligible player) but is likely to get close to the $7.4 million Miguel Cabrera was awarded in 2007 or the $6.5 million Prince Fielder settled for in 2009.
So I put Votto at $7 million. Bruce and Johnny Cueto should get around $3 million. Bill Bray will be under a million. The wild card is Edinson Volquez, who had one great year and then did nothing the next two because of injuries. The spread between what he's asking and what the Reds offer could be huge. I put him at $2 million.
If the Reds can sign one or two of these players long-term, it may give them a little more to spend this offseason.
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Google MapsThough the number of foreclosures nationwide is finally coming down, they still remain a stain on local housing markets and a reminder of the bust that ravaged the country. It's been such a widespread problem that you may wonder:
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All of these areas are sparsely populated, mostly rural regions. That's the main reason there aren't any foreclosures, said RealtyTrac vice president Daren Blomquist.
"It is rare to have absolutely no foreclosures in a county over the course of a year. Even in a healthy housing market the law of averages dictates that a few homeowners will be struggling," Blomquist said.
"I would say the primary reason that most of these areas had zero foreclosures is simply because they are relatively small, probably largely rural counties with not as much opportunity for foreclosure, and where a higher percentage of homeowners own their homes outright and don't have any mortgage that could be foreclosed on."
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Chrome, Facebook, Google+, Twitter ... share you privacy as heavy as you can. Let everybody and every system know, who you are, where you are, what you do and when you left the toilet to get instant personalized ad's. Great Google! Omg, I don't have any of Googles services or devices and I still feel free by using my Mac, my iPhone or my iPad. Ad free. Why not. Google, I don't want and I don't need you tools to control my life. Bye ...
Google said today that the Android and iOS versions of its Chrome browser would now offer an option to compress data.
The option — which users have to enable manually — can cut data usage by up to 50 percent, according to the company.
Like competitors in the space, Chrome's data compression scheme works by optimizing content and sending it through a proxy server (so yes, Google would have access to all the pages you browse, if that's the kind of thing that concerns you).
As Google described the feature in a beta release, images are transcoded into more efficient formats and extraneous metadata gets reduced.
The data compression option can be found in Chrome "Settings" > "Bandwidth management" > "Reduce data usage," Google said. It comes bundled with Google's safe browsing feature that blocks sites the company has identified as phishing and malware.
Proxies are a technique long used by other mobile browsers, including Opera Mini and UCWeb. Last year, Facebook bought a company, Onavo, that compressed data across the smartphone, not just Web browsing.
Sigh. Yet another web optimization solution that closes the barn door after the horse has escaped. The best way to deal with web optimization is by ensuring that the browser doesn't needlessly request content that it has previously downloaded. You can eliminate 80% of data and also reduce signaling traffic on mobile devices.
@Andrew Lochart I'm hardly an authority on this, but it sure seems that if I view a story on iOS Safari that I previously opened within Twitter or some other embedded browser, it opens almost immediately.
Suggesting that your proposal has already been implemented by Apple.
Maybe somebody who knows for sure could comment.
@Walt French @Andrew Lochart You are partially correct, Safari caches pages but it does not compress them. Even though they seem like they are doing similar things (fast load)...they aren't. Chrome is proposing something a lot more intrusive. What this article doesn't mention is that..when you compress things -- they lose quality. Your website images will look like gameboy photos.


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Effi Briest. Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Based on the nineteenth-century German novel, Effi Briest tells the story of a radiant beauty who is married to a much older Prussian diplomat who takes her to a Baltic port where she drifts into an affair with a local womanizer. The consequences manifest themselves six years later. Screens at 8 p.m. Friday, July 11, in Moore Auditorium, Webster Hall, 470 East Lockwood Avenue. NR
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A new report examines the potential impacts of improving water-use efficiency in urban areas and agricultural regions, as well as increases in water recycling and storm water capture.July 1, 2014—California is in the grips of a severe drought that is the accumulated effect of 10 dry years out of the last 13. As state leaders search for options to bolster water supplies to its large urban centers and rich agricultural regions, a new report contends that there is as much as 13.7 million acre-feet of water available by increasing water-use efficiency, water reuse, and storm water capture. The report, "The Untapped Potential of California's Water Supply: Efficiency, Reuse, and Stormwater," was prepared by the Pacific Institute in Oakland, California, in conjunction with the Natural Resources Defense Council, headquartered in New York City. "The institute has worked for many, many years—over a quarter-century now—on California water issues and sustainable water [issues] in general," says Peter Gleick, Ph.D., the president of the Pacific Institute. "We thought it was a good time to really think about solutions to these problems. What are some of the most effective things that we could do to tackle the untapped water potential in the western U.S.?" By some measures, the drought in California is the worst in modern record. According to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency's National Climatic Data Center, in the 36-month period between July 2011 and May 2014, an average of 45.92 in. of precipitation fell in the state, 21.39 in. below the 20th-century average. Additionally, California's Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI) for the 12-month period between June 2013 and May 2014 shows that this is the driest 12-month period on record. The authors of the report began by assessing the growing gap between supply and demand for water in California, which is difficult to quantify because of the great degree of natural variability in the climate in California, as well as the undocumented use of water in many areas. The report points to groundwater overdraft and stressed conditions in the San Joaquin River Delta as evidence of this gap. Groundwater levels in California's important Central Valley area, for instance, have declined by more than 50 million acre-feet since 1962. And though there have been rebounds during wet periods, this never fully makes up for the sharp declines during droughts. Gleick says that the variability between wet and dry years has caused state leaders to default to larger storage projects to address water issues during past droughts. Water issues are further complicated in the state because precipitation falls largely in the north and the mountains, yet demand is heaviest in the central valley and the southern coast. That has created a highly politicized environment. "Water is a political issue when there is tension over how much is available and who gets to use it. Scarcity makes for competition," Gleick says. For the report, researchers conducted a series of assessments into the potential of four interventions to improve the water picture in the state. The researchers examined the effects of the expansion of agricultural efficiency improvements, urban efficiency improvements, increased reuse of treated wastewater, and increased capture of urban stormwater runoff. "The total magnitude of the potential was unexpectedly large," Gleick says. "One surprise was despite efforts in all of these areas in the last few decades, there is still enormous untapped potential. We have made progress in every one of these areas, but not nearly as much as we could in the future." The report notes that significant water use savings are possible in California's important agriculture regions—which account for approximately 80 percent of all water used in the state. The research examined the effects of such large-scale irrigation improvements as changing from flooded trenches to sprinklers or more precise drip systems combine with soil-monitoring systems that would deliver irrigation only when necessary. Also examined was a technique known as regulated deficit irrigation in which growers only irrigate certain types of crops during key growing periods. "We have these old, antique irrigation canal systems that are not very flexible," Gleick says. "Greater flexibility in delivery could lead to greater water savings." Researchers found a potential savings of 5.2 million acre-feet per year in urban areas via the widespread use of efficient fixtures and appliances, the mitigation of leaks, and a wider adoption of such voluntary programs as those recently pursued in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, which encourage homeowners to remove grass in favor of more natural, drought-tolerant landscaping. The report notes that the reuse of treated wastewater for landscaping, industrial applications, groundwater recharge, and ecosystem flows can also have a large impact on water issues in the state. "There is enormous potential for water reuse and we are beginning to pursue it," says Gleick, who notes that one barrier to be overcome is the fact that large, centralized wastewater treatment plants are often located far from the potential customers of recycled water. Gleick says the Pacific Institute hopes to hold a series of workshops around the state later this year. "[Politics] is a long-standing part of the California water world. That's the reality of a big state," Gleick says. "If we are really going to solve our problems we are going to have to find ways of overcoming those differences."


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I enjoy music, rocks, drinking and being outside. I also have a rather unhealthy obsession with isotopes and Scottish rocks. any questions?! Submit
It's a tough job being a geologist, especially one who does their fieldwork in the Highlands of Scotland. But sometimes, the sun shines, the rocks are gorgeous, and the people are awesome.
This is one of those times.
In Cape Wrath, on the North Coast of Britain.
I just looked down to find myself absent-mindedly doodling this:
I think I have a problem.
I've just come back from sampling various Caledonian rocks in Shetland for the start of my PhD. 10 days in that gorgeous little archipelago, which nestles quietly between the Atlantic and the North Sea.
One of the aims of the field trip was to collect samples for geochronological analysis from a little peninsula on Mainland Shetland called Hillswick. Mostly because there were reports in the early literature of massive garnets from there, and that's one of the main focuses of my PhD. And with a geological map that looks like this, how could I refuse the challenge?
Myself and one of my supervisors, Anna, went there for just one afternoon initially. But surely one afternoon isn't enough to sort out such a mess? Of course it's not, but a few things clouded our judgement that day.
Firstly: the midges
Anyone who has ever done any living, walking, camping, working etc in Scotland at this time of year will be familiar with the Highland Midge. For those who haven't, they look like this:
They are bastards. They're small, swarmy, and like to eat poor unsuspecting geologists alive. I was clearly unimpressed by the little beasts in Hillswick, here's an extract of my field notebook, complete with squashed midge (I draw you're attention to the title of the page).
Secondly: Space Dementia
People all have different names for this, but Anna called it this, and it just stuck. I'm sure everyone has experienced it, but this was my Hillswick experience of it.
We had been rained on heavily, it was humid, and warm (for Shetland), and critically there was no wind. We had to dodge some rather fierce looking cows, and plough through a field full of wet knee-high grass. Half way through the field something snapped inside me.
In the rain, being eaten alive by midges, in knee-high grass to the sound of distant cows I just stood there and laughed. For 10 minutes.
Space dementia - it's like cabin fever, but for geologists.
Thirdly: RiP hammer
Like my sanity, my trusty Estwing hammer didn't make it out of that field alive. I realised when I got to the next outcrop and realised I needed something a little more delicate than the 14lbs sledgehammer we also had with us.
But I wasn't going back to that field. Who knew what mental or physical torture would await me…
We found some OK samples, but nothing too spectacular.
A few moderately garnetiferous amphibolites (see above), but none of the massive garnets we'd been expected. So we went dejectedly home and made a rather large hole in a bottle of whisky.
A few days later, we'd recovered from the Hillswick trauma, and decided to give it another crack (now that the windspeed had increased somewhat).
We picked up another hammer, avoided the strange farm animals, defied vertigo on the sheer cliffs, and eventually found what we were looking for.
Beautiful, beautiful garnets! The geology of Hillswick is so bizarre that I have no idea what age these garnets will give. Who knows whether they'll be 1.2 billion year old, or 430 million years? I guess I'll find out.
But one thing's for sure. I'm glad I went back, despite the stress.
This has to be one of the most famous road-cuttings in the UK, if not the World.
Lewisian Gneisses being cross-cut by Scourie dykes at Loch Laxford.
(Grumpy-looking Rob for scale)
Hey, remember that time I needed to get to an outcrop but the stream was too deep to wade across without wellies?
Yeah. I'm hardcore.
Caltech summer field geology course in the Little Dragoon Mountains, Arizona, 1960.
There's something really fantastic about seeing old pictures of geologists in the field. I can always spot a fellow field geologist at 40 paces. We all have a manic glint in our eyes that says:
'There's nowhere I'd rather be'
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This beast, which we affectionately named Mjölnir, put all the other hammers on the trip to shame.
And of course I coudn't resist giving it a go!


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Hairstyles 2013
With the passage of time fashion designers are in constant lurch of innovative styles and techniques that can blend in well with today's modern approach of style. So it's interesting to update one's self on what these experts have in mind for us in the coming fashion year. The spring fashion shows are the latest stock to tune in to for what's in stock for the hairstyles 2013.
Undoubtedly some of the trendiest styles of this year such as the short bob, wedge, sleek, layers and curly hairstyles are going to be in vogue but repeating them again is futile. It is however worthwhile to throw light on some of the new ideas that will be a part of the hairstyling.There are certain new traits and features that shall mark the variation of fashion in 2013 and are a must to know. From a good analysis of the latest updates the trend of creative parting will be a highlight in majority of the hairstyles 2013.
How to pattern out the partitioning is absolutely a free hand for all. Be as creative as you can be by doing the zigzag style, the stripe styles, block and weave partitioning.The trend of using zipper hair bands is another distinguishing feature of the hairstyles 2013.It may seem a bizarre approach but it definitely held charm at the recent spring fashion shows and is in fact for young girls who want to party out with friends.
The true charm is reflective in short hair with locks and bangs but all are equally welcome to zip up in the new style. The Hairstyles 2013 are in fact inclined towards giving the masses a funkier look. The use of nylon printed head scarves seems to another trend that is bound to be a hot demand amongst the street gangs, young teenagers male and female and even music artists from rock bands.
Inspiration for better transition in anything comes from the mind and its intelligent usage. You can be a style setter yourself by tampering with the current hairstyles with new tricks for an iconic look. The hairstyles 2013 are nothing short of a glamorous and sensational image for a more appealing you.
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"The Virginia Supreme Court said Friday that Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II does not have the authority to demand records related to a former University of Virginia climate researcher's work.
In 2010, Cuccinelli (R), a global warming skeptic, issued a civil investigative demand, essentially a subpoena, for documents from the state's flagship university.
He sought five grant applications prepared by former professor Michael Mann and all e-mails between Mann and his research assistants, secretaries and 39 other scientists from across the country.
But a judge dismissed the subpoena. Cuccinelli then filed a new, more specific demand pertaining to just one $214,700 state grant, but he also appealed the ruling to the Supreme Court.
In an unusual step, U-Va. hired its own attorney and fought back, arguing that the demand exceeds Cuccinelli's authority under state law and intrudes on the rights of professors to pursue academic inquiry free from political pressure.
Mann's work has long been under attack by global warming skeptics, particularly after references to a statistical "trick" Mann used in his research surfaced in a series of leaked e-mails from the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit. Mann and others have said the e-mail was taken out of context.
Some of his methodologies have been criticized by other scientists, but several inquires have concluded that there was no evidence that Mann engaged in efforts to falsify or suppress data.
Mann worked at U-Va. from 1999 to 2005. He now works at Penn State University."
Statement of Secretary Steven Chu
U.S. Department of Energy
Before the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations
Committee on Energy and Commerce U.S. House of Representatives
November 17, 2011
Thank you Chairman Stearns, Ranking Member DeGette, and members of the Subcommittee for the opportunity to speak with you today.
Investments in clean energy reached a record $243 billion last year. Solar photovoltaic systems alone represent a global market worth more than $80 billion today. In the coming decades, the clean energy sector is expected to grow by hundreds of billions of dollars. We are in a fierce global race to capture this market.
In the past year and a half, the China Development Bank has offered more than $34 billion in credit lines to China's solar companies. China is not alone: To strengthen their countries' competitiveness, governments around the world are providing strong support to their clean energy industries. Germany and Canada operate government-backed clean energy lending programs, and more than 50 countries offer some type of public financing for clean energy projects.
In the United States, Congress established the Section 1703 and 1705 loan guarantee programs as well as the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Program — all of which provide support to cutting-edge clean energy industries that involve technology and market risks. In doing so, Congress appropriated nearly $10 billion to cover potential losses in our total loan portfolio, thereby acknowledging and ensuring that the inherent risks of funding new and innovative technologies were recognized and accounted for in the budget. We appreciate the support the loan programs have received from many members of Congress — including nearly 500 letters to the Department — who have urged us to accelerate our efforts and to fund worthy projects in their states.
Through the loan programs, the Energy Department is supporting 38 clean energy projects that are expected to employ more than 60,000 Americans, generate enough clean electricity to power nearly 3 million homes and displace more than 300 million gallons of gasoline annually. These important investments are helping to make America more competitive in the global clean energy economy.
Today, we are here to specifically discuss the Solyndra loan guarantee. The Department takes our obligation to the taxpayer seriously, and welcomes the opportunity to discuss this matter."


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Visvim FBT Waxed 2-Tone
Reinforce sees the release of three new colorways in Visvim's popular FBT moccasin design. All three waxed 2-tones share a retail price of ¥30,450 (Approx. $329 USD) coming in a tan/brown, charcoal/black or grey/navy color blocks.
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Acting Classes for Kids & Adults
RTG Fall 2014 Theatre Classes
Fall Theatre Classes Begin Sept. 22 at Racine Theatre Guild
Please note:
- Students must meet age requirement by first day of class.
- If minimum enrollment isn't met 1 week prior to start date, class may be cancelled.
- Down payment of 50% is non-refundable, except when class is cancelled.
- Households registering for 2 or more sessions with fees equal to or greater than $100 get a $10 discount per session.
- If Racine Unified cancels classes due to weather, so does RTG.
Creative Kids (ages 3-5) – $100
Thursdays, September 25-December 18 (no class Thursday, November 27), 4:00-4:45 p.m.
Creative movement plays an integral role in a child's development. This class provides an opportunity for the youngest artists to explore the space around them through rhythm and expression. It's playtime with a purpose; fun set to music. Instructor: Kara Ernst
Broadway Bound, Junior (ages 6-9) – $140
Wednesdays, September 24-December 10, 4:45-6:00 p.m.
"Triple threats" of the future are introduced to the three elements of musical theatre: singing, acting and dancing. The session concludes with a performance of a mini-musical!
Instructor: Briana Lipor
Act Up! – $140
Intermediate (ages 10-14): Tuesdays, September 23-December 9, 4:45-6:00 p.m.
Build confidence and improve focus while acquiring basic skills of relaxation, improvisation, character creation and performance. Activities will be geared to the specific ages of participants. Each session concludes with a performance of scenes.
Instructor: Kara Ernst
Adult Acting (ages 17+) – $150
Mondays, November 3-December 8, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Through exhilarating games and exercises, learn to bring depth to your characters, establish and explore their relationships, and bring realism to scenes. This class is perfect for performers looking to hone their acting skills or for those who just want to have fun! There will be opportunity to perform for family and friends at the final meeting.
Instructor: Kara Ernst
Specialty Mini-Sessions (ages 9-14) – $50 for one, $95 for two
Mix and match to design the acting semester that best meets the interests of the student.
Instructor: Kara Ernst
-Never Fear, It's Shakespeare!
Thursdays, October 16-November 6, 4:45-6:00 p.m.
From page to stage, the work of William Shakespeare comes alive! Explore the poetry and characters of Shakespeare's world from a kid's eye view.
-Musical Theater Dance
Thursdays, November 13-December 11 (no class Thursday, November 27), 4:45-6:00 p.m.
Get moving and have a blast with dance styles commonly used in musical theatre. Participants should have ballet or jazz shoes. No prior dance experience necessary.
To register, call the box office at 262-633-4218 or visit the Racine Theatre Guild, weekdays from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. Registration cannot be completed online. The RTG is a nonprofit community theatre providing entertainment, education and enrichment opportunities year-round.
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Come and see Nausea's Reprieve opening 22nd of September and playing till the 1st of October at the Owl and the Pussycat in Richmond. We're part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival and you can book your tickets at www.melbournefringe.com.au tickets are a paltry
$18 full
$14 concession
$12 each for bookings of 5 or more
for a evening of absurd comedy and hilarious alienation!
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Thursday, July 5, 2007
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up drug suspects
By SUE WATSON
A large grand jury docket in June returned 261 indictments, with over 80 drug related, according to Marshall County Sheriff Kenny Dickerson.
The department and collaborating agencies served numerous arrest warrants Friday in a roundup. Twenty-seven warrants had been served by 10 a.m. By 4 p.m. 33 had been served, Dickerson said. Of those about 10 individuals were on probation and most of those are expected to be held without bond with probation revoked.
The drug-related arrests were for sale and distribution of the controlled substances cocaine, crystal methamphetamine and marijuana and hydrocodone, Dickerson said. Some individuals were indicted with two or more counts, he said.
The large docket of drug-related cases culminated a 15-month or more undercover investigation by the sheriff's department, the Third Judicial Narcotics Task Force and the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics. Forty officers with these three agencies and with the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, the Mississippi Highway Patrol, the U.S. Marshal Service, and Mississippi Department of Corrections split up into teams to serve arrest warrants.
Dickerson said some cases had to be delayed due to a backlog of forensics work on seized contraband at crime labs.
"It's the biggest roundup yet we've had," Dickerson said. "It's a continuation of our efforts and state authorities efforts to get these drug dealers off the street who continue to sell to individuals and to our youth.
"The possession, sale and distribution of these illegal drugs are poisoning our society and continue to make up about 80 percent of the arrests on property-related crimes and crimes of violence in our area, the state, and nationwide."
Dickerson said his department is coupling strong efforts at law enforcement with youth education programs to try to deter drug-related crime.
"We're continuing our drug education program in all schools in the county to educate youth about the harmful use of drugs," he said. "I believe without question that education has helped prevent youth in early years from going down the wrong path."
A number of those served warrants Friday were released on bond while some who were out on bond on similar charges will likely have their bonds revoked by the court, Dickerson said.
Dickerson said he believes gangs are pushing unlawful activities in the area and he has increased training of school resource officers for gang awareness education.
"We have school resource officers in each school and continue to train them to encourage our youth to get on the right track of behavior and to stay away from gangs," Dickerson said. "So much of violence in large cities are without question related to gangs and drugs. We're taking all preventative measures and applying law enforcement to keep this type of activity out of Marshall County."
Two summer camps put on by officers with the sheriff's department focused on gang resistance education and training (G.R.E.A.T.).
Officer Cathy Elliott, who worked with the federal grants under Dickerson's charge, said about 60 youth participated in the G.R.E.A.T. summer camp. Youngsters receive instruction in responsibility, esteem, ambition and leadership and included with those lessons is information about gangs and drugs, Elliott said.
"We will continue drug awareness education with fifth graders in school and will implement the G.R.E.A.T. program this fall in school for fourth graders," she said. "We want to expand this program which has a family component and a summer component. And we will seek federal dollars to implement one or both of these components."
All arrests Friday were made without incident, Dickerson said.
The grand jury also returned true bills for capital murder in two stabbing death homicides that took place on Woods Road near Watson earlier this year.
Angie Jones, 24, and Anthony Green, 25, of Marshall County have been in jail without bond charged with two counts each of capital murder in the deaths of Tolbert Scholar Jr. and Reamus Williams.
Dickerson said the next appearances of the two defendants in court will be formal arraignment proceedings in circuit court.
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