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Wade Netto rushed for more than 1,000 yards as a sophomore last season, and big things are expected of him against this season. Kaydon Noyes is another junior running back with high expectations. Senior Jalen Hardy takes over at QB after sitting out last season, and his understanding of the wing-T offense has gotten better and better throughout the summer. Lucas O'Daniel will be a four-year starter on the offensive line, and coach Williamson praised the senior for his commitment to the program and realistically being an extension of the coaching staff on the field.
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The heart of the defense will be Noyes at linebacker and Netto at safety. Noyes missed nearly 90 percent of last season with injury, and his return will be a huge boost for the Tigers. Nose guard Douglas Hathaway is another player back this season after missing most of 2012 with injury. Hathaway's return, along with standouts like O'Daniel, Cade Partridge and Gabe Thompson, give the Tigers a pretty formidable defensive front this season.
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Deseret News 1A North prediction: Fourth
Bottom line: Physically, Milford can finally compete at the varsity level, but winning football games at the varsity level is an entirely different challenge. The schedule is definitely set up nicely for Milford to be able to win roughly half its games, but the program doesn't want to be defined as a team that beats JV teams. It wants to compete with the top teams in 1A, but that doesn't happen overnight. Milford will no doubt be better this season, but it will definitely be an underdog in region games against Altamont, Duchesne and Rich.
Milford coaching history
2010-current — Brian Williamson (6-25)
2007-2009 — Robert Langston (8-24)
2000-2006 — Ricky Rose (22-51)
1999 — Daren Cheney (9-3)
1995-1998 — Robert Langston (14-23)
1994 — Franklin Bramall (9-2)
1993 — Mike Grajek (7-3)
1992 — Cleve Weaver (6-5)
1990-1991 — Brennan Jackson (18-4)
1986-1989 — Marvin Magalei (7-26)
1980-1985 — Kevin Barnes (25-28)
1978-1979 — Joe Hillock (2-13)
1977 — Dave Houle (1-7)
1976 — Monte Lee (2-6)
1973-1975 — Bob Andrus (9-20)
1968-1972 — unknown (13-28-2)
1967 — Dick Payne (0-7)
1964-1966 — Ivan Rowley (9-14-1)
1963 — unknown (3-4)
1962 — Jerry Davids (1-6)
1953-1961 — Lee Petty (22-39-3)
1949-1952 — unknown (3-19-2)
Deseret News First Team all-staters the past 10 years
2011 — Mauricio Hernandez, WR/DB
2010 — Chad Netto, OL/LB
2009 — Jacob Idhe, QB/FS
2009 — Chris Manuele, OL/DL
2008 — Cade Boyter, RB/LB
2006 — Blake Williams, RB/LB
2003 — Damon Carter, OL/LB
To view second team and honorable mention all-staters through the years, check out the Deseret News All-State Archives.
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Early Monday afternoon, crews collected the last of the construction barrels and signs and traffic was able to return to four lanes.
"As far as the painting contract, that is complete," project engineer Joe Juszczak said.
The bridge-painting project began in March, when workers from North Star Painting Company of Youngstown covered the previously cream-colored bridge with protective canvas.
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"The color was chosen just to match the Ohio approaches so it looked more uniform," Juszczak said.
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Juszczak stated previously the paint is meant to last 30 to 40 years depending on various factors.
Prior to painting the bridge, North Star Painting power washed and sandblasted the existing paint. After the main project was complete, the crew then set to work painting the smaller parts of the bridge.
Juszczak stated that a man who fell from the bridge into safety netting in July is doing just fine.
"The guy who fell was out of the hospital probably a couple days later, he had a dislocated ankle and a dislocated shoulder," he said.
The worker fell approximately 20 feet from a part of the bridge that is an estimated 1,500 feet from the Chester off-ramp.
Juszczak stated that though the painting project is complete, drivers should expect temporary lane closures this week because of an annual bridge inspection.
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My Little one will be turning 4 in June, I would love some ideas for her party please.
4 Year old Birthday Party ideas
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ODD turned four in January. We did a Snow themed party but that doesn't really work in June. What is your LO into? Does she have a favorite book? TV character? animal? I would take one of her interests and run with it... but, just off the top of my head...
*Tea Party complete with tea (warm or iced), finger sandwiches, cookies or small cakes, and a straw hat or other dress-up craft
*Picnic theme with red and white checkered decorations, finger foods/sandwiches, ant or watermelon craft
*Teddy Bear Picnic theme with teddy bear cake, "pin the heart/hat/bow, etc. on the bear" game, bear masks or dress the bear crafts or have a picnic outside with a stuffed animal, picnic foods, and games
*Ladybug theme with lady bug craft, red and black decorations, "pin the spot on the ladybug" game, etc.
*Butterfly theme- butterfly cake or cupcakes, "pin the antennae on the butterfly" or "pin the butterfly on the flower" game, butterfly craft, pastel decorations, etc.
*Luau/beach party theme -inflatable beach balls, drinks with umbrellas, tropical flowers/leis, limbo, "pin the leaf on the palm tree" game, decorate flip-flops or make your own (silk) flower leis crafts.
*Strawberry Shortcake- pink and red decorations, strawberry cake, jello or chocolate dipped strawberries, Strawberry Shortcake coloring sheets, home made "scratch and sniff" strawberry craft (jello powder and white glue) "pin the stem on the strawberry" or "pin the bow on Strawberry Shortcake" game
*Princess theme- pastel decorations, glittery crown or tiara craft, dress-up stuff, "dress the princess" game, paper dolls...
*Bubble theme- pastel or white decorations and cake, small bubble containers and bubble wands, blowing bubbles (make a vat of home made solution or buy a big bottle) with different tools and wands, etc.
*Jungle theme- green decorations, crepe paper vines, animal mask craft, "pin the tail on the...lion, monkey, etc" game, animal charades (whisper an animal name to a child -or have them choose a picture from a hat- and then act out than animal; the other children guess), animal goody bags, elephant or monkey cake, etc.
*And old fashioned games like musical chairs (or floor pillows) or charades work with any theme or, if the weather cooperates, a game of freeze tag outside, or blowing bubbles...
And, once a theme is picked, Googling that theme and "birthday party" will usually bring up a lot of ideas. The same with themed craft projects (just make sure to add "preschool" to the Google search or you'll get a lot of not-age-appropriate ideas)
Good luck!
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we kept our 4 yr old's pretty simple. We got a great deal on a big bounce castle and popcorn machine, and had a nice party at our home w/only family and very close friends. The bouncy provided a lot of entertainment for the kids (there weren't a ton, and the bouncy was large, so it wasn't crowded/dangerous). We ordered pizzas and had buffet snack tables. Very simple. Adults had time to visit, and the kids had a blast.
Simple is all best in my book. ;) Getting the bounce house was something that I saw as "extreme" before, one step before bringing in pony rides and a petting zoo, ha ha, but I found such a great deal, it ended up being cheap.
Birthday parties are for the kids..they don't need to be over the stop/extravagant. I think that's more for the adults. ;) (Not saying you want to do that, just what I see a lot on our area. I refuse to buy into that.)
I did a Tangled/Princess party theme which my dd LOVED! There are tons of adorable ideas for it online. Since then I have found a website (http://www.karaspartyideas.com/p/party-categories.html) with TONS of other themes and ideas all in one place! I'm sure there is a theme on there that your lo would love:)
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last year we did a boy/girl combo bday: princesses & pirates/ sockmonkey.
This year it is: Rainbows and Race Cars
Mine turns 4 in June too! She wants a princess party and since most of her friends are boys I think it's kinda funny. She says the girls will be princesses and the boys will be the prince and they will hold hands and dance and get married. She is so funny. So anyways I was planning on getting some stuff with princesses on it and then those puffy round lanterns from party city in different colors to hang. Then play some games like balancing a ball on a spoon race, bounce on a ball race, maybe decorate cupcakes and my friend has a bouncy thing I might borrow.
If I had the choice of doing a June birthday I would totally do it at a park with a playground and nearby picnic facilities. The last two years I've let the kids pick their birthday cake and then I decorate and do whatever theme-like based on that so I'd ask what they wanted for a theme and then look into options around that.
I just went to a birthday party at a farm that takes ponies and petting zoo animals out to all the typical places you see them but you can also rent their facilities for birthday parties. It was cowgirl themed and every kid got a pony ride outside, there were the petty zoo animals in the barn which had a big open area for tables and stuff.
Bounce houses are great for the kids. I've personally never looked into the price but I know dd loved the one she went to. Because it was winter we had our kids party at an indoor kid's gym with private rooms for cake and presents after the kids play awhile...they all had a blast.
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Going into the season, Tigers Head Coach Sid Maxwell set a theme for his new football team: Playing for those that came before you, setting the standard for those to follow.
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The Dawson County men's and women's cross country teams ran at the Region 7-AAA meet yesterday at Banks County High School. Both teams are ranked in the top 10 in Class AAA and are looking for good results.
Dawson County couldn't overcome a 24-0 halftime deficit Friday night.
Both the boys and girls Dawson County High School cross country teams are ranked in the top 10 in Class AAA.
Chase Elliott, driver of the No. 9 NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet, finished seventh in Saturday's Kansas Lottery 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at Kansas Speedway.
Dawson County High School Varsity Softball Coach Jimmy Pruett's Lady Tigers team is headed to the state playoffs.
The last time Dawson County scored more than 50 points was during a 54-12 defeat of Fannin County on Nov. 9, 2012.
The boys and girls cross country teams competed at the Lambert River Run at Chattahoochee River Park on Saturday.
Freshman Maggie Schandera singled to drive in teammate Kaila Billingsley in the bottom of the eighth inning to give the Dawson County High School varsity Lady Tigers softball team a come from behind 7-6 win over visiting Franklin County Oct. 1.
The weather didn't stop the Dawson County offense on Friday night in Valhalla.
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The Dawsonville Racers swim season got under way this month when they traveled to Winder for the North Georgia Swim League Pentathlon.
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The Dawson County sports programs continue to find success within the region and beyond, as evidenced by this last school year.
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Re: OfficeJet Pro 8600 scans have vertical lines.
I think I solved my own problem and I want to share the results.
The printer was sharing an extension cord with a paper shredder, both sharing a surge protector. Shredder is located about 2 feet from the printer.
I kept the printer on the surge protector, but I moved the shredder to a regular wall outlet. I also unplugged the printer for about 30 minutes. I never physically moved the printer or shredder however
The problem has gone away.
I am guessing that the electric noise from the shredder was getting into the sensor on the printer that is used in the copy and scanner modes.
I will monitor this fix, but for now I think I have found the problem and the solution. i hope this helps someone else out there,since the printer is very good.
OfficeJet Pro 8600 scans have vertical lines.
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When I copy I have the vertical lines. I unplugged but it did not make a difference. It is not during the printing. Any ideas?
Re: OfficeJet Pro 8600 scans have vertical lines.
When I had this problem, I unplugged the printer when it was on. Left it off for a minute and plugged it back in. Powered it up and all was OK. I have done this successfully on the HP 8600 and a Canon all-in-one.
Good Luck.
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I use the automatic document feed.
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After 20 plus days I can report that my 'fix' is still working. I believe that the scanner sensor (also used for the copy mode) is sensitive to electric noise and so that causes the vertical lines. This would be similar to the 'noise' you hear on an AM radio when the vacuum cleaner is running in another room for example. (or the broken picture from electric noise on the old analog TV screen before we went all digital years ago)
Try plugging the printer into it's own outlet or even a surge protector. Do not share the line with anything that could make electrical noise (like a room a/c motor or dorm refrigerator, for example). Leave the printer unplugged for 20 minutes or more to remove any buildup of staic on the sensors. Make sure the line you are plugging in has a real working ground (some outlets may not really have the ground wired into place properly). Even try to plug the printer into the outlet by flipping the plug around 180 degrees, if possible.
good luck...this is a great printer!
Re: OfficeJet Pro 8600 scans have vertical lines.
Thanks... advice worked great! I unplugged the printer and an extension cord that sat underneath it. No more streaks!
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Thanks... advice worked great! I unplugged the printer and an extension cord that sat underneath it. No more streaks!
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I also had the vertical lines and tried the fix and it worked! At least for the scan portion of the issue, I will be testing out the fax portion later this evening! Thank you!
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Dry Eye Syndrome results when the eyes are not producing an adequate amount of tears to keep them lubricated. This common condition can result in an itching, burning, inflamed, and/or stinging sensation in the eyes. It can also cause light sensitivity and difficulty wearing contact lenses.
It may sound strange, but increased tearing may also be a symptom of Dry Eye Syndrome in some cases. The eyes' lacrimal glands can begin to produce excess tears to respond to the irritation that occurs when tear secretion is below normal – so, when the eye is dry, an overflow of tears can result, which disguises the basic dryness that initially caused the excessive tearing.
Dry Eye Syndrome can be a very frustrating and debilitating condition. If left untreated, it can lead to severe ocular disease. Some individuals can mistake the symptoms of Dry Eye Syndrome for allergies or infections, which makes it very important to have an eye exam as quickly as possible once the problems begin.
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Virginia Eye Consultants is happy to offer the LipiFlow® Thermal Pulsation System, which reduces the need for artificial tears and other prescription dry eye treatments by attending to the cause of evaporative dry eye symptoms, the meibomian glands themselves.
Alternatively, artificial tears are used as eye drops to lubricate the eyes and replace the missing moisture. They may be used as often as necessary, only once or twice a day, or as often as several times per hour. Solid inserts that gradually release lubricants during the day are also beneficial to some patients.
Another approach to keeping the eye moist is conserving your naturally produced tears. Tears leave the eye through tear ducts in both eyelids and go down into the nose. Your dry eye doctor at Virginia Eye Consultants may recommend closing these channels to create a blockage which will keep the eyes moist for longer periods of time.
BlephEx™ is a in-office procedure that allows your doctor to take an active role in treating blepharitis by removing bacteria and bacterial exotoxins, the main causes of inflammatory lid disease, thereby improving the health of the eyelid. BlephEx allows us to precisely and safely, clean and exfoliate your eyelids and lashes, which will almost immediately improve your symptoms. More importantly, by completely removing the exotoxin-laden biofilm along the lid margin, your doctor can help you avoid the long-term inflammatory damage to your tear glands, preventing chronic dry eye syndrome.
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MiBoFlow ThermoFlo is a therapeutic device that uses heat and pressure on the eyelids to help unclog blocked meibomain glands. These glands produce oil as part of the tear film. The oil lubricates the eye and helps prevent the tears from evaporating and maintains stability. The treatment is performed in 3 sessions which will free the oil from blocked meibomian glands to facilitate expression of gland secretions.
Dry Eye Causes
A variety of factors can contribute to the development of Dry Eye Syndrome, including the natural aging process, a windy or dusty environment, smoke and other pollutants, and excessive use of contacts. Arthritis, certain medications, and diseases such as Sjogren's syndrome can also be associated with dry eyes. The condition can affect both men and women of any age.
Meibomian gland dysfunction is often attributed as the cause of dry eye disease. These glands are responsible for producing the outer layer of lipids (oil) on the tear film. The lipid layer is what can stop the tears from evaporating too soon. If the meibomian glands are not functioning properly, they can become inflamed and infiltrated with bacteria. These effects can ultimately lead to redness, pain and discomfort in the eyes, swollen eyelids, and vision blurriness.
In some cases, certain medications can reduce the secretion of tears and lead to dry eyes. Since the medication can be necessary for the treatment of another condition, dry eyes may need to be tolerated during this period; however, treatment with "artificial tears" may be an option in those cases.
How is Dry Eye diagnosed?
Often, our doctors are able to diagnose dry eyes by simply examining the eyes. Sometimes tests to measure tear production are necessary. One of the latest devices in dry eye technology is the TearLab Osmolarity System. By using the TearLab, the dry eye doctors at Virginia Eye Consultants can quickly and painlessly measure a small sample of your tears to determine how dry they truly are.
Using just a nanoliter of tear fluid, the osmolarity data that the TearLab gathers allows patients to understand their "level" of disease. Your unique tear number will also allow your doctor to decipher the best means of treatment for you.
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Connelly—a 1980 graduate of the College of Journalism and Communications—is a former crime reporter for the L.A. Times and has written nearly 30 novels and sold more than 60 million copies. He is a writer and producer of the Amazon Prime TV series "Bosch," based off his character Harry Bosch. Connelly's visit kicks off the College's new Great Storyteller series.
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Willie Gault, the former NFL wide receiver and Olympic sprinter, was accused by U.S. regulators of taking part in a scheme to artificially inflate the stock of a medical-device company that he managed.
Studio City, California-based Heart Tronics repeatedly announced millions of dollars in fake sales orders for its heart-monitoring devices between 2006 and 2008, the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a complaint filed yesterday in the U.S. District Court in California.
The SEC also sued attorney Mitchell Stein, who controlled most of the company's business activities and hired promoters to tout Heart Tronics stock on the Internet. Stein was named by the Justice Department in a parallel criminal case, the SEC said.
Stein's handyman and chauffeur Martin Carter, as well as Gault's co-chief executive officer J. Rowland Perkins, a founder of Creative Artists Agency LLC, one of the largest U.S. talent agencies, were also named in the SEC complaint.
Gault, 51, was installed as Heart Tronics' president and co-CEO in October 2008 to generate publicity for the company and foster investor confidence, the SEC said. The defendants reaped nearly $8 million by trading the stock, according to the complaint.
"Stein took advantage of Gault's celebrity to further prop up the image of Heart Tronics as a successful enterprise," Stephen L. Cohen, an associate director in the SEC's enforcement division, said in a statement. "Stein secretly sold millions of dollars in stock while peddling false claims of Heart Tronics' lucrative sales orders, and has been living the high life off his illicit proceeds with multiple homes, exotic cars, and private jets."
Jared Scharf, an attorney who represents Gault, Perkins and Heart Tronics, said his clients denied accounts of falsified sales. "The company intends to defend the lawsuit vigorously," Scharf said.
A phone call to Stein's Woodland Hills, California, law firm wasn't immediately returned.
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Sam Zell Sues Shareholders Over Tribune Buyout He Engineered
Billionaire Sam Zell sued former shareholders of the bankrupt publisher Tribune Co., claiming he should be paid along with other creditors should a court rule the 2007 buyout he engineered was a fraud.
The suit, filed by the Zell-controlled company EGI-TRB LLC, defends the buyout as legitimate while also attempting to preserve Zell's ability to collect money should a court disagree.
"If it is determined that the selling shareholder payments represent fraudulent conveyances, EGI-TRB is entitled to recover from such transfers or conveyances in an amount in excess of $225 million," Zell's attorneys said in court papers filed in state court in Chicago on Dec. 19.
Tribune, owner of the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, television stations and cable channels, filed bankruptcy one year after Zell used borrowed money to buyout shareholders for $8.3 billion.
Abigayle Pfeiffer, a spokeswoman for shareholder Robert R. McCormick Foundation, didn't immediately respond to a voicemail message seeking comment about the lawsuit.
Pre-buyout creditors including hedge fund Aurelius Capital Management LP claim the buyout was a so-called fraudulent conveyance because it put so much debt on Tribune the company couldn't survive. Aurelius helped devise a strategy to file dozens of lawsuits against shareholders in state court.
The case filed by Zell is EGI-TRB LLC V. ABN Amro Clearing Chicago LLC et al. The bankruptcy case is In re Tribune Co., 08-bk-13141, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware (Wilmington).
NFL Sued by Retired Players for Brain-Injury Monitoring
The National Football League was sued by three retired players seeking to establish a medical monitoring program for brain injuries on behalf of all former players in the league.
Harry Jacobs, 74, Jerome Barkum, 61, and Tommy Mason, 72, said in a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court yesterday that they suffer from brain injuries as a result of repeated blows to the head during their playing days. Jacobs's and Mason's wives are also named as plaintiffs.
The retired players, who seek to represent all former NFL players in the U.S., asked the court for a declaration that the league knew or should have known that repeated head impacts and concussions put the players at risk of developing degenerative brain diseases later in life.
The players are seeking medical monitoring and unspecified personal-injury damages. Suits making similar claims were filed earlier this year in federal court in Philadelphia and state court in Los Angeles.
"The NFL has long made player safety a priority and continues to do so," Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the league, said in an e-mailed statement. "Any allegation that the NFL intentionally sought to mislead players has no merit."
Jacobs played linebacker-defensive end for 11 seasons with the Boston Patriots, Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints, according to Pro-Football-Reference.com.
Mason played 11 years with the Minnesota Vikings, Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins. A kick-returner and running back, Mason played in three Pro Bowls and was an All-Pro pick in 1963, according to Pro-Football-Reference.
Barkum, a first-round draft choice of the New York Jets in 1972, played his entire 12-year career with the team as a wide receiver and tight end, according to Pro-Football-Reference. He made the Pro Bowl in 1973.
The case is Jacobs v. National Football League, 11-CV-9345, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Lyondell Creditor Trustee Weisfelner Sues Over Transfers
Lyondell Chemical Co.'s trustee sued investors in New York state court, claiming that assets of the previously bankrupt company were fraudulently transferred in the 2007 buyout led by financier Leonard Blavatnik.
Lyondell shareholders realized an unfair premium in the sale, according to a complaint filed Dec. 19 in New York State Supreme Court by Edward S. Weisfelner on behalf of the LB Creditor Trust. Weisfelner said about $12.5 billion went to shareholders in the buyout, which was financed with "debt leveraged against the assets of Lyondell," leading to the chemical maker's 2009 bankruptcy.
"The $48 per share price paid to Lyondell shareholders pursuant to the merger was a 'blowout price' that resulted in a windfall to Lyondell shareholders and management," according to the complaint. "Prior to being put into play by Blavatnik, Lyondell's stock price had languished for years, struggling to occasionally rise above $30 per share."
Lyondell reorganized in 2010 by resolving most of its disputes with creditors. Blavatnik and his company Access Industries Holdings Inc. didn't take part in a settlement that included some of the other investors in the $22 billion buyout in 2007.
Weisfelner filed a similar, second amended complaint in a 2010 case on Dec. 19 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan against a series of investment funds.
Both lawsuits seek restitution for creditors.
The state case is Weisfelner v. Reichman, 653522-2011, Supreme Court of New York (New York County). The bankruptcy adversary proceeding is Weisfelner v. Fund 1, 10-4609, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
MetLife Must Defend Lawsuit Over Retained Asset Checkbook
MetLife Inc., the largest U.S. life insurer, must defend a lawsuit by the beneficiary of a policy who claimed the insurer paid $302,000 to the wrong person.
The suit was filed by Jose Herrera, who lived with his wife, Maria Diaz, until she died in 2006. Diaz had been covered by a U.S. program under which MetLife provided insurance to federal employees. When Diaz died, MetLife paid proceeds of her policy into a so-called retained asset account, in which MetLife kept custody of funds while issuing a checkbook to the beneficiary.
Herrera sued MetLife after learning that Diaz's daughter by a prior marriage had allegedly forged his signature to a claim form and told MetLife to send the checkbook to the daughter's home. MetLife wouldn't make payments to Herrera, the beneficiary of Diaz's policy, after the daughter allegedly forged Herrera's name to $302,820 in checks, according to the complaint.
U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in New York Dec. 19 rejected MetLife's bid to dismiss the suit by Herrera, who said MetLife failed to exercise "reasonable caution" before issuing the checkbook. "Herrera simply claims monies allegedly due to him by virtue of the contract between the government and MetLife of which Diaz availed herself," Kaplan said in an opinion.
MetLife is among more than 100 insurance carriers that earn investment income on billions of dollars owed to life insurance beneficiaries, Bloomberg Markets magazine reported last year.
John Calagna, a spokesman for the New York-based insurer, declined to comment on the ruling.
"I'm pleased with the judge's decision," Eric Wertheim, a lawyer for Herrera, said in a statement.
The case is Herrera v. MetLife, 11-cv-1901, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). The appellate case was Faber v. MetLife, 09-4901, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals (New York).
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De Beers's $295 Million Antitrust Settlement Affirmed by Court
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia yesterday upheld a $295 million settlement of a class-action, or group, lawsuit involving De Beers SA, the world's largest diamond producer.
The plaintiffs include U.S. jewelry makers, retailers and consumers who bought De Beers diamonds from 1994. De Beers was originally sued in 2001 for allegedly controlling distribution and pricing for the diamond market in violation of both federal and state antitrust laws.
The appeal centered on the certification of the plaintiff class and the fairness of the settlement. A three-judge appeals panel originally found certification inappropriate and rejected the settlement approved by a district court judge.
The panel held in part that some of the indirect purchasers -- retailers and consumers -- didn't have valid state-law claims because not all states allow indirect purchasers to bring antitrust actions.
After a rehearing, the full appeals court yesterday ruled that the class members had common injuries and raised similar legal issues based on De Beers's alleged actions. The judge who wrote the original panel's decision, Kent Jordan, dissented.
"It is very unusual to succeed in getting a class action settled on that magnitude and then have the court throw out the settlement," Howard Langer, a class-action lawyer and an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School in Philadelphia, said in a phone interview.
Howard Bashman, an attorney representing the objectors to the class, said in a phone interview that there were "strong grounds" to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.
"We are evaluating whether to follow that course," he said.
De Beers -- while submitting a brief in the appeal didn't argue the case before the full appellate court -- was represented by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. Steven Sunshine of Skadden didn't return a call seeking comment.
In November, Anglo American Plc bought the Oppenheimer family's 40 percent stake in De Beers for $5.1 billion in cash. The deal increased Anglo's stake in De Beers to as much as 85 percent, the London-based company said in a statement at the time of the deal.
The case is Arrigotti Fine Jewelry v. De Beers SA, 08-02881, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (Philadelphia).
JPMorgan Must Face Assured Guaranty Unit's Suit, Court Says
A JPMorgan Chase & Co. asset-management business must face a lawsuit by a unit of Assured Guaranty Ltd., New York state's highest court ruled, upholding an appeals court's ruling allowing the suit to proceed.
J.P. Morgan Investment Management was sued in 2008 and accused of mismanaging the investment portfolio of a special purpose entity named Orkney Re II Plc whose obligations were guaranteed by Assured Guaranty.
The Court of Appeals in Albany yesterday upheld a ruling by an appellate court in Manhattan that common-law causes of action for breach of fiduciary duty and gross negligence brought by Assured Guaranty were not preempted by state securities laws. A lower court had dismissed the complaint at the request of the defendants.
"The purpose of the Martin Act is not impaired by private common-law actions that have a legal basis independent of the statute because proceedings by the attorney general and private actions further the same goal -- combating fraud and deception in securities transactions," Judge Victoria Graffeo wrote in the ruling.
JPMorgan will continue to defend itself against the claims in the suit, Doug Morris, a spokesman for the New York-based bank, said in an e-mail.
"We believe that we acted appropriately at all times with respect to the management of the client's accounts," Morris said. "This is a decision related to the adequacy of the pleadings and not to the merits of the claims."
The case is Assured Guaranty Ltd. v J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc., 603755/2008, New York state Supreme Court (Manhattan).
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Verdicts, Settlements, Pleas and Sentences
Aon Will Pay $16.3 Million to Resolve U.S. Bribery Probes
Aon Corp., the largest insurance broker, agreed to pay $16.3 million to resolve criminal and civil probes of possible bribes paid overseas to get business.
Aon settled a civil enforcement action by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, agreeing to pay $14.5 million and denying wrongdoing. Chicago-based Aon also will pay a $1.76 million criminal fine and signed a Justice Department non-prosecution agreement that requires anti-bribery controls.
Aon subsidiaries made more than $3.6 million in improper payments between 1983 and 2007 related to business in countries including Costa Rica, Egypt, Vietnam, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Myanmar and Bangladesh, the SEC alleged. The payments led to $11.4 million in illicit profits, the agency claimed.
"Aon's liability is not premised on an isolated instance of misconduct," Kara Brockmeyer, chief of the SEC Enforcement Division's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act unit, said in a statement. "Rather, for years, Aon's subsidiaries repeatedly engaged in misconduct around the world."
In 2009, Aon paid a 5.25-million pound ($7.9 million) fine to Britain's Financial Services Authority for not having sufficient anti-bribery controls.
The Justice Department agreed to not prosecute Aon for violating the FCPA. It cited Aon's "extraordinary cooperation" with the Justice Department and SEC, its "timely and complete disclosure" of facts about improper payments in eight nations, its "early and extensive remedial measures," and the fine it paid to the FSA.
"Acting with integrity is Aon's core value and we embody this in our commitment to the highest professional standards," said Greg Case, chief executive officer and president, in a statement. "Aon has invested a significant amount of time and resources in anti-corruption compliance and transparency to greatly enhance our controls and processes."
Amaranth's $77.1 Million Manipulation Settlement Approved
A federal judge approved a $77.1 million settlement by Amaranth Advisors LLC, the hedge fund that collapsed in 2006 after losing $6.6 billion on natural gas trades, of a lawsuit brought by traders who accused it of market manipulation.
U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin, in an order Dec. 15, approved the agreement, which was filed two days earlier in Manhattan federal court by plaintiff's attorney Christopher Lovell of Lovell Stewart Halebian Jacobson LLP. The parties had reached a tentative agreement in October. A hearing on final approval of the class-action, or group, accord is scheduled for March 27, according to court filings.
In August 2009, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced that Greenwich, Connecticut-based Amaranth paid $7.5 million to settle allegations that the hedge fund tried to manipulate natural gas futures three years earlier. In their suit, the traders presented an expert who estimated damages at $3.5 billion, court records show.
"The plaintiffs compromised to a tiny fraction of their overall claim," Stephen Senderowitz of Winston & Strawn LLP in Chicago, a lawyer for Amaranth, said yesterday in a phone interview. The settlement avoided the cost and risk of a trial, and paves the way for investors to receive any remaining funds, he said.
In April, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a $30 million civil penalty against Brian Hunter, an Amaranth trader accused of manipulating the natural gas market in 2006.
Lovell didn't return calls seeking comment on the settlement.
The case is In Re Amaranth Natural Gas Commodities Litigation, 07-06377, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan.)
Columbia Student Jose Perez Pleads Guilty in Drug Case
Jose Stephan Perez, one of five Columbia University students arrested a year ago and accused of selling drugs on campus, pleaded guilty to a felony count of drug possession.
The 21-year-old Atlanta resident pleaded guilty yesterday in Manhattan before Justice Michael Sonberg of state Supreme Court, who in October rejected a request to allow Perez into a pretrial diversion program. Perez will be able to withdraw his plea and plead to a misdemeanor charge if he completes 300 hours of community service in a year and stays out of trouble, the judge said.
Prosecutors said undercover officers, in a five-month investigation nicknamed "Operation Ivy League," spent $11,000 buying drugs including cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy and LSD-laced candy, with most sales taking place in common areas and bedrooms of three fraternities. Perez was accused of selling Adderall, a drug used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
"We've very pleased," Perez's attorney, Peter Frankel, told reporters yesterday. "But we also think that's the appropriate outcome. He is the only defendant who was charged with selling his lawful prescription, not illicit drugs like cocaine or ecstasy."
Perez is the third of the five arrested students to plead guilty in the case.
The case is People v. David, 00038N/2011, New York state Supreme Court, New York County (Manhattan).
Boston-Area Pharmacy Graduate Guilty of Supporting Al-Qaeda
Tarek Mehanna, a pharmacy-school graduate, was convicted by a federal jury in Boston of aiding al-Qaeda and lying to U.S. authorities about his involvement with the group.
Mehanna, 29, who earned a doctorate from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Science, was found guilty on all counts against him, including making false statements, conspiracy to provide material support to a terrorist organization and conspiracy to kill in a foreign country.
He became an operative for al-Qaeda after traveling to Yemen in 2004 for terrorist training, prosecutors told the jury at the beginning of the trial before U.S. District Judge George O'Toole in October. O'Toole set sentencing for April 12, and defense attorneys said he could be imprisoned for life.
The defendant translated materials for terrorists from Arabic to English, including an al-Qaeda manual called "39 Ways to Serve and Participate in Jihad," or holy war, according to prosecutors. They also said he lied to government agents about his reasons for going to Yemen. He wasn't charged with planning or trying to carry out any terrorist attacks.
Defense lawyers told the jury that the prosecution by U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz violated their client's right to free speech under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
"We do not prosecute people for expressing their beliefs," Ortiz said in comments to the press after the verdict. "Mr. Mehanna had plans; his intent was to cause harm." She added, "It is vitally important to prevent incidents of terrorism."
J.W. Carney, a defense attorney, said he will appeal the verdict on the ground that the judge allowed the prosecutors to show the jurors photos of the Sept. 11 attacks and images of Osama bin Laden.
"What an appeals court will have to decide is whether the real motivation for putting that before a jury is to scare them and prejudice them," Carney said in an interview. "I think our jury was affected very negatively by that."
The case is U.S. v. Mehanna, 09-10017, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts (Boston).
White Supremacist Gets 32 Years for Placing Bomb Near Parade
Kevin William Harpham, a 37-year-old white supremacist, was sentenced to 32 years in prison for placing an explosive device near the site of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in Spokane, Washington.
Harpham was arrested in March with planting the bomb near a unity march held on Jan. 17, the U.S. Justice Department said yesterday in an e-mailed statement. The device didn't explode and no one was hurt.
In September, Harpham, who admitted to being a white supremacist, pleaded guilty to attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempted injury with an explosive, according to the statement.
"Acts of hate like this one have no place in our country in the year 2011, but yet, unfortunately, we continue to see attempted violence in our communities due to racial animus," said Thomas Perez, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.
Harpham's lawyer, Kailey Moran of the Federal Defenders of Eastern Washington, didn't immediately return a call seeking comment on the sentence.
The case is U.S. v. Harpham, 11-cr-42, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Washington (Spokane).
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PARIS -- Dinara Safina has the look of a Grand Slam champion every which way but on paper.
Long confined by her own fragile psyche, lost in the WTA's swarm of Russian queen bees and pigeonholed as the little sister of an iconic ATP star, Safina has gone to work at Roland Garros like a type A chief executive. Her profit report through the round of 16: Eight sets won, none lost; four sets won at love; a total of five games dropped; an average match time of 59 minutes.
But the most important number attached to Safina's name is No. 1, the ranking she has held since April 20 -- a week before she turned 23. It's unusual for a player to ascend to that summit without a Slam title, but Safina seems fated to do things differently and instead has been growing into her stature.
"How badly does she want to prove she's a true No. 1?" ESPN analyst Mary Carillo asked rhetorically. "Yes, she's played shaky in two major finals. She clearly wasn't ready to win here last year, and she wasn't ready to win in Australia. I think she's going to be a lot more comfortable trying to win here."
Safina suffered from rookie-finalist paralysis in Paris last year against Ana Ivanovic, and said she felt smothered by expectations in January as she fought through the Australian Open draw and wound up squaring off against Serena Williams for the title, with the top ranking on the line as well.
"It was too much pressure for me," Safina said with her accustomed quiet candor after crushing France's Aravane Rezai in the fourth round. "It was always going on the court not to lose a match, and of course it's always difficult to play when you step on the court and you're afraid of losing. Then you don't play even your game. So I think once I go to No. 1 spot, I took it out of my shoulders. Like, OK, I'm there where I wanted to be."
It's a unique way to get into a comfort zone, but it seems to have worked. Safina reached the finals of all three tournaments she played leading up to the French Open and won in Rome and Madrid.
Her bulldozer's progress through the dirt at Roland Garros is notable, even given the soft nature of early competition in the women's draw. If Safina were to win her quarterfinal against Victoria Azarenka in lopsided fashion -- an admittedly more difficult task than she has had here so far -- she has a chance to be part of an elite group.
Mary Pierce, the 1994 French Open champion, holds the record for fewest games dropped through the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam, with six; behind her are Martina Navratilova (11, at the '89 U.S. Open), Steffi Graf (11, at the '88 French Open) and Monica Seles (11, at the '96 U.S. Open).
Does Safina think she belongs in that company? If on-court comportment tells the story, the answer is yes. In the past, she was more apt to fall on her own sword when she should have been goring her opponents, but now Safina has been striding purposefully along the baseline between points, eyes locked on the prize. She mutters perhaps a word or two to pump herself up instead of pummeling herself (and pulverizing her racket) with a long, loud diatribe.
"I'm trying to be very, I mean, professional, how you say?" Safina said. "I think this is something new in me, that before I would maybe just go out there and play and then waste my energy.
"I would still win a match, but like 6-4, 6-4. Then of course by the end of, you know, the second week, you already spend, like, much more time [on the court]. Now I have a match, I try to focus, and every point is important. No free points. No stupid mistakes."
No. 2 Serena Williams made headlines a few weeks ago by saying she was the "real" No. 1. But rankings aren't based on virtual reality -- they're based on week-in, week-out results (and the more weeks, the stronger the case, by the way). A final between those two women would be tennis's version of the BCS Championship.
Safina doesn't seem to have been knocked off stride by the comments. She has spent her entire career trying to escape the shadows cast by others, and she's no longer blinded when the spotlight shines on her. "At the end of the day," she said, "I still got to where I wanted to be: No. 1. Doesn't matter, fast or slow. I'm there."
Said Carillo: "I think it's time we appreciate that she's been doing exactly what she should do to be No. 1," Carillo said. "She deserves a little piece of turf that's all hers."
Or red earth.
Bonnie D. Ford covers tennis and Olympic sports for ESPN.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Mises, Prices, and Australian Health Care
In Australia, Judith Sloan points out that the "prices" for health care services set by state adjuncts are not really functioning prices at all:
Clearly, the bureaucrats who dreamt up this [healthcare-pricing-by-government-fiat] scheme had never read the Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises. If they had done so, they would have become very unsure about the value and impact of the onerous exercise of constructing thousands of "prices" across the Australian Diagnostic Related Groups undertaken by the number crunchers at IHPA.
According to von Mises, "prices are a market phenomenon. Prices cannot be constructed synthetically. Such fantastic designs are no more sensible than whimsical speculations. At the bottom of many efforts to determine nonmarket prices is the confused and contradictory notion of real costs. Economic analysis cannot help reducing all items of cost to value judgments."
Stephen Duckett responds with the following claims:
1. Government agencies can create an "efficient" price that everyone can use as the standard for medical services.
2. Mises was wrong because he wrote a long time ago, and we're much smarter now than people were in the 1940s.
He writes:
Quoting from a piece written by economist Ludwig von Mises in the 1940s, [Sloan] derides the whole prospect that setting prices could encourage efficiency. Economics has developed since then and there is now a body of theory on how to create efficiency incentives in regulated industries.
The role of the Independent Hospital Pricing Authority, her particular focus, is to establish the "National Efficient Price" for public hospital services. As Sloan notes, it currently does that by examining the distribution of costs for each type of care (say a hip replacement) and establishes the average cost as a fair and reasonable amount that ought to be paid to hospitals for providing that sort of care. There are minor adjustments to account for the additional costs associated with treating people from remote communities, indigenous people and for a handful of other factors.
Establishing a "National Efficient Price" sends a clear signal to hospitals about their relative efficiency. State hospital funding policies now generally follow a similar path designed to ensure that those hospitals that cost more than a state efficient price bring their costs down.


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LOS ANGELES -- Given how his tenure with the Chicago Bulls ended and how his new job with the Los Angeles Clippers has begun, it would be easy to understand if Vinny Del Negro second-guessed his decisions.
But Del Negro said that hasn't happened. He has moved on after being fired by the Bulls and is trying to figure out how to turn around the Clippers.
"That whole scenario's behind me," Del Negro said of his Chicago exit. "I've moved on and they've moved on, and that's the way that professional sports is. I can't worry about that. I'm just happy for Jo [Joakim Noah], I'm happy for Taj [Gibson], I'm happy for Derrick [Rose].
"I'm happy for the fans there, they're always very supportive and packed the United Center. I can't worry about that stuff [from the past]. I'm happy for those individual guys, but this is a whole new situation. It's different. But I'm enjoying it, even though our record's where it's at. We have a lot of work to do."
After posting his second straight 41-41 season and two trips to the playoffs, Del Negro was fired by the Bulls on May 3. But he didn't stay unemployed for long as the Clippers hired him on July 8.
Aside from a surprising win over the New Orleans Hornets on Monday night, there hasn't been a lot for Del Negro to be excited about in Los Angeles. The Clippers are 2-13 and have been forced to play the youngest lineup in the NBA because of injuries to veterans Baron Davis and Chris Kaman.
"I enjoy the challenge, like I've always said," Del Negro said. "Is it a perfect situation, in terms of where we're at right now? No, but I knew that going in. I could have sat out this year but I enjoy the competition. I enjoy seeing the young guys develop and we'll just keep working. I don't worry about things I can't control. I just go about my business every day and try to improve individually as a coach, collectively as a staff to try and help these young guys get better."
Del Negro has found a building block in former No. 1 pick Blake Griffin, who missed last season because of a knee injury. Griffin, who is averaging 18.9 points and 11 rebounds a game, reminds Del Negro of another No. 1 pick he used to coach -- Rose.
"They're great kids," Del Negro said. "Great workers, coachable. [They] want to get better. You've got to throw them out of the gym. Those guys are easy, from the standpoint that they want it, and they're just great kids. I have a lot of respect for them because they're putting in the work. Just like Derrick did. He put in the work, he wanted to work on his shot. He was in there doing things, watching film, coachable. The same thing with Blake. Blake's been fantastic, and he'll just continually improve."
Having coached Rose during his rookie year, Del Negro knows some of the challenges Griffin is experiencing.
"It's a tough situation for him now because we don't have Chris [Kaman], we don't have other veteran guys to take some pressure off him right now," Del Negro said. "So the double teams are coming and the different things, and he's still a rookie. You look at where Derrick is his rookie year to where Derrick is now, he's a different player. And Blake will be the same way because they're such great kids, competitors and workers."
Del Negro said he still keeps in touch with Rose and a few other Bulls players.
"When I got the job and everything, guys were texting me and congratulating me," Del Negro said. "When Joakim got his deal done, he texted and called some of the coaches. He was very appreciative of all the work we put in with him. I saw Derrick this summer and Taj this summer, I see them. But they have to focus in and they have their job there. They got to do that and I have to do this, but you can never take the memories away.
"You can never take the relationships away. And that's what it's all about at the end of the day. It's about the experiences you go through, some good, some bad. You learn from them, you move on, you work hard, you keep your integrity and your character and you do the best you can and move on."
Nick Friedell covers the Bulls for ESPNChicago.com and ESPN 1000.


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The Daily Word in Sir Christopher Lee, barrel bombs and Einstein.
By Renee Chavez [ Thu Jun 11 2015 1:28 PM ]
Do you have what it takes to escape the NM Escape Room?
Say goodbye to screen legend Sir Christopher Lee.
"We are the child, you are the barrel."
Why you shouldn't try to have sex with a horse...because you need more reasons not to.
One Last Ride for dead Texas motorcycle gangmember.
Male artist draws feminine products he's never seen, proving that women's "stuff" is still a mystery.
Top Chinese security chief gets life term for corruption.
27 Einstein Letters are going on the auctioning block.
ABQ Office of Inspector General officially says TASER contracts were shady.
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Governor Martinez is backing a bill that would require background checks for gun show purchases.
There is a public information meeting about the Paseo Del Norte/I-25 project.
Horse meat for Swedish children.
How Ted Nugent avoided the draft.
How Arnold Schwarzenegger enjoyed Carnaval.
There was an emergency alert issued in Montana yesterday.
Things are getting less salty.
The thigh gap.
Did North Korea just blow up a nuclear bomb?
The fugitive LAPD cop may have gotten out of the country.
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Nothing says America like a star-spangled mustang statue tethered to the bed of a Ford pickup. A free Alibi bottle opener key chain to anyone who can tell me the origins / final whereabouts of this magnificent stallion.
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Hospital shooting suspect leaves letter for family, says girlfriend hit herself.
On the other hand, girlfriend says shooter hit her when she wouldn't give him money for drugs.
Colorado fire marshal afraid people will burn down houses with marijuana growing equipment.
Impostor horse takes field at race track.
Circumcision. Apparently it keeps women from getting cancer.
Women's tears are a big turn off.
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Tyson chicken tycoon dead.
Happy birthday, Kenny Loggins.
Reading glasses hustler sent to prison.
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Welcome To SMK Sultanah Asma Wiki Site!
The SMK Sultanah Asma Wiki Classroom project is an Internet based collaborative learning project using wikis with ICT students in 5 different states in Malaysia. Your school has been chosen to represent the Kedah state. In this six weeks project, students will be grouped with four to five students in each group. Students will explain, explore, and discuss activity sheet from the two modules extracted from the ICT syllabus, namely ICT and Society and Multimedia. This page serves as the central hub for project management and topics concerning this project. The success of this project highly depends on the students wikis contribution in the form of discussion, assignment, self reflection and lastly the multimedia production as the end products.
Listen to my introductory greetings audio:
All the best for making use the Internet for your learning. You will discover wonders in it!
If you have any problem, please email me at email@example.com. You can also talk to me if I am around in the wikis.
Important Announcement!
- Your wikis sites has been updated for better information and guideline for students
- Your IBS1 section is replaced by IBS. All of your links has been tranfered to the new IBS section
- You are required to give your 2cent thought on what you have learned so far in wikis by clicking on the Thinking Thought section. Under the discussion tab, put in your feedback.
- Now its time for you to start your Wikis 1 individual project. It is due on our next meeting in the week of 09 - 13 July 2007
First Steps On Using Wikis : An Introduction To Wikis
- Start your wiki project by describing your friend in the classroom. Further explanation is available in IBS1
- Once completed IBS1, create a link to your name in E-Portfolio section under students. Once you have created the wiki link to your name in the E-Portfolio for students section, you need to type or copy the content format in the wikis under your name. Format content is available in Students
- Read through IBS3 on the Thinking Thought. Write down what you have learn today on this project in the Thnking Thought section of your individual students Thinking Thought sections
- Next you are required to form up groups of 4 to 5 people for this project. Elect the group leader. Put your group name in groups links under E-Portfolio section. The leader need to write all the groups members name in it
Second Steps On Using Wikis : Doing Wikis 1 Assignment
- After getting familiar with wikis environment, you are about to do your first wikis assignment. Click the Wikis 1 link for further information
- Wikis 1 is an individual assignment. Read through all the overview task given and watch a simple video.
- Chose one topics from the given list.
- In this assignment you are required to do two task:
- Write an Individual Report using the format given in Wikis 1
- Powerpoint Presentation Embed in your Wiki
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TASHKENT, June 8 (Yonhap) -- South Korean rhythmic gymnast Son Yeon-jae on Saturday won two gold medals in women's hoop and clubs at the Asian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, grabbing a total of three gold medals in the four-day event.
Son finished first with 18.433 points in the women's hoop final, outperforming Deng Senyue of China who finished with 18.067, according to Asian Gymnastics Union.
The 19-year-old clinched another gold in the women's clubs with 18.400 points, and scored a silver medal in the women's ribbon with 18.167 after Deng took the gold with 18.533. She finished fourth in the women's ball with 16.933 points, the union said.
On Friday, Son won the individual all-around final with 72.066 points in the multi-sport competition composed of hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon.
The rising gymnastics star is the first South Korean to win gold at any international event for rhythmic gymnastics.
Son won a bronze medal at the Guangzhou Asian Games in 2010. Two other South Koreans garnered bronze at the Asian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in 2006 and 2009.
Son finished fourth at the all-around final at the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) World Cup held in Sofia, Bulgaria in May. She tied for bronze in the hoop performance there.
She also won a silver medal at the ribbon event of the FIG World Cup in Pesaro, Italy in April.
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