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OTSEGO, MI —For Otsego High School's girls basketball coach Tony Koshar, it doesn't get any better than Friday night's matchup against rival Plainwell.
Despite only being in his second season at Otsego, Koshar has learned about the intensity, passion and emotion that comes along with the Otsego and Plainwell rivalry.
After losing twice to Plainwell in the regular season last year, Otsego knocked off the Trojans in the district finals.
Plainwell dominated the first matchup this year securing a 42-27 victory, but Otsego is out for bragging rights — and first place in the Wolverine East — in the MLive Kalamazoo Gazette Game of the Week.
"The Otsego and Plainwell rivalry at the high school level is as good as it gets," Koshar said. "I didn't grow up an Otsego or Plainwell person, but the rivalry is intense.
"There's a lot of mutual respect, but there's probably a bit of dislike there. We're really excited for Friday night."
Plainwell (9-1, 4-1 Wolverine East) and Otsego (8-3, 4-1 Wolverine East) are both off to blistering starts this season.
Other than a 43-31 loss on the road against Paw Paw, Plainwell has been perfect this season, which has come as a surprise to coach Tim Rieman.
"We lost four seniors off last year's team and we didn't know exactly how well we were going to do this year," he said. "We were 18-4 last year and we thought we might drop a little bit, but the girls have played very well. It's actually been a very nice surprise."
Entering the season with multiple question marks, Rieman wasn't sure his team was capable of getting off to a hot start similar to last year. The convincing home victory against Otsego in the second game of the season quickly changed his mind.
"That game taught us that we could compete with them and compete for the conference this year," he said. "It was a huge boost for our confidence.
"It opened our eyes that the girls were ready to go and compete at a high level."
One of the biggest reasons for Plainwell's success this season has been junior Sarah Morrell. Rieman has played Morrell at point guard and at 5-foot-10, the three-year varsity player creates matchup problems for opposing teams.
While Otsego doesn't have a superstar similar to Morrell, Koshar said the Bulldogs rely on senior Amanda Metz and their plethora of scorers to lead the way. Otsego has six players average between five and eight points per game this season.
"Sometimes you'd like to have that go-to player that you know you can count on from game to game, but it's sort of nice," Koshar said. "On the other end of it, it's not as easy for your opponents to prepare for. You force them to pick their poison."
Both teams enter the showdown on three-game winning streaks with numerous quality victories over tough opponents.
In its last two games, Plainwell has held each of its opponents to 20 points or less. On the other hand, Otsego has scored 59 points or more in its last three games.
In the early season game against Otsego, Rieman said his team contested Otsego's shooters well and forced multiple turnovers in the open court. If Plainwell wants to sit atop the Wolverine East by itself, Rieman said defense will be the determining factor.
"They're very athletic and they shoot the ball extremely well," he said. "They're on a roll and they can beat anybody in the area. If we don't defend well, we're in trouble."
Other than its 4-point overtime loss to Gobles when Otsego "imploded" in the second half, the Bulldogs have been stellar in their big situations.
With first place on the line, Koshar said his team needs to remember to breathe once the ball tips, otherwise it could be down and out early.
"The number one thing for us is to relax," he said. "A lot of our issues against Plainwell over the past couple of years is that we almost get over-hyped.
"When you get in rivalry games like this, whoever relaxes first and starts playing their game can get a jump and they usually come away with the win."
Plainwell (9-1, 4-1) at Otsego (8-3, 4-1)
Tip off: 5:45 p.m. at Otsego High School
Lowdown: First place in the Wolverine East is on the line when these two rivals meet Friday night. Plainwell got the best of Otsego early in the season with a 42-27 victory, but both teams have grown since then. Both teams enter the matchup on 3-game winning streaks.
Key Matchup: Regardless of who is on its roster, Plainwell always seems to be excellent on defense. In the first matchup, Plainwell's defense won the matchup against Otsego's offense, which has six players averaging between five and eight points. Plainwell's last two opponents have failed to score more than 20 points, while Otsego has scored more than 59 points in three straight games.
Prediction: Plainwell 55, Otsego 53
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The Official Website takes an in-depth look at how Manchester United could line up in Saturday's Barclays Premier League fixture at the Boleyn Ground, as well as the important role Winston Reid has to play.
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Ahead of the welcome of Manchester United to the Boleyn Ground, football statistics website WhoScored.com have taken the opportunity to preview the fixture against the defending Premier League champions.
Manchester United head into the Premier League meeting on the back of a demoralising 3-0 defeat at the hands of fierce rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford last weekend. United have only won two of their last six Premier League games - taking eight points from those games. In contrast West Ham have taken 12 points from the same number of games.
The meeting between the two sides earlier this season saw Manchester United run out 3-1 winners thanks to goals from Danny Welbeck, Adnan Januzaj and Ashley Young. Carlton Cole scored a late consolation for the Hammers.
Saturday is certainly the perfect opportunity for West Ham to face the defending champions and they will be looking to add to the six clean sheets they already have at home in the league this season. Manchester United managed just the one shot on target against Liverpool, so West Ham will feel confident they can keep another clean sheet and Winston Reid will be expected to play a crucial role if this is to happen.
The New Zealander made his first league start since November against Stoke last time out and will be looking to keep his place in the team for the visit of United. Reid's average WhoScored.com rating of 7.42 from starts alone is higher than any other West Ham player this season.
He will need to be at his very best again though to limit the attacking threat posed by Robin van Persie, Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata, although Reid's performances this season suggest he more than has the ability to do so. United do however have the third best away record in the Premier League this season, only Arsenal and Tottenham have taken more points away from home.
Manchester United have a WhoScored.com weakness of 'avoiding offside' and David Moyes' side have made a habit of jumping the gun when it comes to attacking, with defenders able to catch the more offensive-minded performers out. With Reid developing a statistically calculated WhoScored.com strength of 'concentration', the No2's organisational skills will go a long way to stopping the likes of Van Persie and particularly Wayne Rooney who has scored eight of his eleven league goals away from home this season, threatening the West Ham goal.
Limiting United's goalscoring opportunities will increase the likelihood of the Hammers securing their 14th clean sheet of the season and with it; improving the chances of West Ham securing a positive result in Saturday's late kick-off.
*WhoScored.com is a website and one of the fastest growing in the sports industry, specialising in the in-depth analysis of detailed football data. Follow @WhoScored on Twitter.
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It would come as a big surprise if Manchester United did not line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with David Moyes' side having done so in all but three of their Barclays Premier League matches this season. However, picking the personnel who will play in that system is far more difficult.
Inconsistent form and results, the arrival of Juan Mata and the size of the Manchester United squad mean Moyes has plenty of options - and has used them regularly this season.
No fewer than 26 players have started a Barclays Premier League match for the Red Devils this term, with only goalkeeper David de Gea, Patrice Evra and Wayne Rooney starting 20 or more. For that reason, forecasting how Manchester United will start is difficult.
One player Moyes will definitely be without on Saturday is striker Robin van Persie, who suffered a knee injury in scoring a hat-trick in Wednesday's 3-0 UEFA Champions League round of 16 second-leg win over Olympiakos at Old Trafford.
Playing style-wise, while their results have not matched those achieved in recent seasons, the visitors still control their matches for long periods, keeping the ball, getting it wide to their wingers and full-backs and pressing high when out of possession.
Perhaps the biggest difference this season is that Manchester United have simply not been as clinical as they were under Sir Alex Ferguson.
The visitors' pass completion percentage and share of possession are both down on last season, but not markedly - by 1.2 per cent and 1.5 per cent respectively - but at this stage last season, Manchester United had scored 64 goals.
Of their 14 shots on goal per game, just five have hit the target on average, while the Red Devils are on course for their lowest league goalscoring tally since 2004/05, when they managed 58.
Defensively, for a variety of reasons, Manchester United have not looked as secure as they have done in recent seasons. However, they had conceded the same amount of goals after 27 matches - 31 - as they did in 2012/13.
Statistically, Moyes' side are allowing their opponents less shots per game than Ferguson's team did last season.
So, who will start for Manchester United?
Goalkeeper has been the one position that Moyes has not chopped and changed this season. Spaniard David de Gea is a typical European goalkeeper in many respects - a good shot-stopper with quick reflexes and accurate distribution, but not 100 per cent certain when it comes to catching and commanding his penalty area.
At right-back, Moyes will likely pick either Rafael or Chris Smalling. The Brazilian is squat, tenacious and can dribble and pass effectively, while the taller Smalling is a centre-back who is good in the air and can also get forward to decent effect.
Left-back has been the most consistent outfield position for Moyes, where veteran Evra is a strong all-round full-back with no standout weaknesses.
Centre-back has been an issue for Moyes. When available, Nemanja Vidic is an outstanding defender, but the Serb has been sidelined repeatedly through injury and suspension and is banned again for Saturday's game.
With Vidic suspended, Moyes could pick Rio Ferdinand, now 35, alongside versatile England international Phil Jones, while Northern Ireland international Jonny Evans is a third option.
The lack of consistency in a vital area of the pitch has sometimes caused uncertainty in defensive areas.
Defensive midfield has largely been the reserve of former Hammer Michael Carrick - a fine passer and interceptor - and Tom Cleverley, who likes to keep things simple.
Belgian talisman Marouane Fellaini, who adds height and physicality, recently returned to action and could be deployed alongside either in front of the back four.
Scot Darren Fletcher is an alternative, while Ryan Giggs has taken on a more withdrawn role at the age of 40.
Behind the front three, the arrival of Mata has added to Moyes' plentiful options.
The Spaniard is an outstanding talent, creating chances with passes, individual skill and set pieces, while his own finishing is also superb on his left foot. Teenager Adnan Januzaj has been a bright spot this season with his elusive dribbling and creative passing.
Among the manager's other options in midfield are direct Ecuador winger Antonio Valencia and the diminutive Japan playmaker Shinji Kagawa. Ashley Young and Danny Welbeck are also in contention. It is likely that Januzaj and Welbeck will get the nod, especially with Valencia suffering a nasty eye injury in the win over Olympiakos.
Robin van Persie, who has few weaknesses to his all-round game, would have started as the central striker but he has failed to recover from the knee injury he suffered in midweek. For that reason, England talisman Wayne Rooney will likely start up front.
Mexican poacher Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez has been used sparingly this season, but has a knack of scoring important goals.


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Pete Prisco's annual list of the most underrated and over players of each team usually drums up a little bit of controversy this time of year, and Patriots fans will likely be left familiar feelings this time around.
In naming his selections for the Patriots, the CBS Sports writer picked center Ryan Wendell as the team's most underrated player and guard Logan Mankins as its most overrated.
His explanation for Mankins: "He has battled injury issues the past two seasons, but that doesn't mean he can't be overrated. He is a good player at guard now, but not one of the league's best."
And Wendell: "He stepped in for veteran Dan Koppen and did a heck of a job in the middle of the Patriots' line. Playing center in New England's up-tempo offense takes a lot of smarts."
People certainly aren't going to like Mankins inclusion on the list, but it's hard to argue otherwise. Mankins wasn't healthy last season and struggled until late in the year. Yet, he still made the Pro Bowl and was second-team All-Pro last season. So, it's easy to see where Prisco is coming from on this one.
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By Emily Simmons, IBM Writer, Communications
If you ask Trevor Davis what rule he lives by, he will tell you it's to "seek the creative opportunity in everything." As a former scientist who worked on the Space Shuttle and NASA's International Space Station, Davis has spent his entire career using technology to create and innovate some of the most forward-thinking business solutions for companies like PwC and IBM.
Currently, Davis is a recognized expert on Consumer Products for IBM's Global Business Services, where his colleagues say he still has a bit of the 'mad scientist' in him. His new clients are primarily within the Consumer Products industry and are in the midst of a new business era — one that's focused on empowering the consumer. Davis's new challenge: develop new business solutions that help them reach their target markets.
Big Data has attracted manufacturer and retailer focus over the past few years, but it is the power of advanced analytics that is now playing the lead role in business strategy. Today, more and more companies are asking, "What more can we do with this information?" Davis says his clients began taking a deeper look at Big Data and want to explore how predictive analytics can offer insight into new product development and highlight trends in technology at the macroeconomic level.
As Davis' clients challenged him to mine even deeper insight from available customer data, he began to think back on his career and wondered how he could pull from his past experiences and apply those toward his clients' needs. For example, with the prominence of social media analytics, many are wrapping their minds around how they can take unstructured data floating around in cyber space and make concrete predictions from it.
Davis began his career as a metallurgist—one who studies the transformation of metals from their ores into new, manufactured objects. While working with metals, Davis developed an algorithm to show how liquid metals change into the solids we are all familiar with. He would never know quite how applicable this formula would become later in his career. Yet decades later, it has helped his current clientele reach loyal and prospective customers through social media.
Davis experimented with this topic by applying the same algorithm he created as a metallurgist to unstructured data he pulled from the Web. What he uncovered was that not only were two seemingly unrelated subjects alike, but he could now watch the Birth of Trend, its progression over time and in turn, predict where the movement would lead. Davis, also a teen fashion model, had stumbled across a new model for the retail industry.
One of the first trends he was able to uncover was the notion of cycle chic. This movement emerged in Copenhagen in 2007 and is most noted for beach cruiser cyclists roaming the streets in Mad Men style clothing. The trend spread quickly across Europe before jumping to the U.S. Over the next five years, the "style over speed" movement would be seen in Canada, Asia, Africa and Latin America. Designer Ralph Lauren even hosted a tweed run in 2011, encouraging participants to bike in cycle chic attire from its Rugby line.
In his latest analysis, Davis uncovered a steampunk trend, which most people would associate with fiction that employs a fashion style marked by a Victorian-era look, goggles and industrial-type clocks. While the trend is one that has been around for decades, it is now becoming mainstream for fashion designers, making impressions on the designs of Prada and storefront windows at Macy's.
Davis believes fast-moving trends receive the most attention, but it's the slow-moving trends that are the most powerful. Through a combination of algorithm application and statistical techniques, he is able to determine if a trend really sticks, therefore determining its power.
Now when Davis works with clients, he won't just tell them what their customer data means. He will also share the implications of the trend, what new products a company should develop and what types of products will appeal to a mass customer base. Most importantly, he is able to help retailers become smarter—and that's a powerful trend in itself.
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Incumbent Republican Mayor James Barberio's campaign has raised more than five times the amount of total contributions than Democrat Councilman Jonathan Nelson's, according to the most recent state Election Law Enforcement Commission filings available.
Barberio has racked up $107,298.52 compared to $18,816 for a joint committee representing Nelson and his council candidates, Robert Keller and Mihir Oza, the filings show.
The GOP candidate reported $56,112 in total campaign contributions to the state on Oct. 25.
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The committee gave Barberio contributions of $13,993.26 and $28,993.26 during that time for campaign signs and postage for mailers, Barberio's supplemental contributor filings showed.
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First the horses are examined outside the laboratory. They undergo an echocardiogram that gives information about the shape of their hearts and their condition. Next, the horses' respiratory capacity is tested in two ways: one test measures overall pulmonary function, and then an endoscopy is performed to check the upper respiratory tract. Blood tests check the possibility of medical problems that might unexpectedly be revealed in competition. "The tests at rest are intended to detect possible sub-clinical cardiac or respiratory problems, problems that might not appear with normal activity, but which show up in these in-depth tests," Tatiana Art explains. These tests reveal to rider and veterinarian problems that might declare themselves under the extreme conditions of effort experienced during competition riding.
After tests "at rest", tests during exertion
The second series of tests are conducted in a laboratory that is temperature-controlled in order to reproduce conditions that will be encountered during the Olympic Games. "We recreated the conditions the horses will compete under by getting them to put forth degrees of effort in a space heated to more than 30°C, in which we ran steam machines (used for steaming off wallpaper) that allowed us to raise the level of humidity in that space to almost 100%," Tatiana Art said.
One of the major problems that equine and human athletes encounter when facing high temperatures such as those they will experience in Hong Kong has to do with relative humidity that approaches 100% of saturation: sweat does not evaporate properly when the humidity is that high. "In order to maintain constant internal temperature, horses depend upon sudation (sweating)," says Tatiana Art. "If the horse's sweat does not evaporate, it can't get rid of the calories (as heat) it produces during effort, and thus its body temperature may rise to the point where there is a risk of hyperthermia (rise in body temperature above 40°C). The more the horse's body temperature goes up, the more its body will attempt to sweat, and the horse will lose a considerable amount of water, but without managing to cool itself off." In a half-hour, a horse can become dangerously dehydrated, such that not only its health but its very life is at risk.


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Records: Tulane (6-6); Northwestern State (6-6)
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TUESDAY: Tulane LH David Napoli (0-1, 1.86 ERA) vs. LH Andrew Adams (0-0, 3.86 ERA)
WEDNESDAY: Tulane – TBD vs. LH Cody Butler (0-0, 13.51)
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Brennan Middleton SS .420 4
Tim Yandel 2B .294 2
Sean Potkay 1B .289 7
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Nick Purdy C .319 6
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Voters can weigh in on school levy this week
Voters get their first opportunity to weigh in on the Bremerton schools operating and maintenance levy this week.
While the levy has an official date of Feb. 7, with all-mail balloting in Kitsap County, that date on the calendar is merely the last day to postmark a ballot. Ballots are set to be mailed to most voters Wednesday, Jan. 18 after military and overseas voters ballots were sent out Friday.
BSD is asking voters for a four-year levy that would collect at most $39.3 million.
The renewal levy rate is estimated at $2.75 per $1,000 assessed property value compared to $3.10 for the current four-year levy that expires next year.
The levy money makes up 16 percent of the districts budget and accounts for another eight percent when levy matching funds from the state are taken into consideration.
District officials have been working in recent weeks to help voters understand the difference between a levy and a bond, which was passed by Bremerton voters in May.
By law, bond money must go toward capital improvements which include the building of new facilities and bringing existing ones up to current safety standards. The May bond is funding additions to Mountain View Middle School and Bremerton High School among other smaller projects.
B stands for bonds and buildings while L stands for levies and learning, is the simple way one district official described the difference.
About half of levy funding goes toward classroom needs like additional teachers who help keep class sizes smaller, expanded summer school activities, updated instructional materials and supplies for teachers. The rest of the money is divided among school support, building maintenance, transportation, technology, student activities, athletics and equipment replacement.
Athletics rely heavily on levy money.
Without it, athletics cant really survive, said Krista Carlson, community services coordinator for Bremerton School District.
Knight sports are currently poised to make a leap back to being a solid competitor on the fields and courts, with a move from the 4A Narrows League to a revived 3A/2A Olympic League next fall, where Bremerton would be one of the largest schools rather than one of the smallest in its league as it is now.
The amount collected by the levy would be approximately $9.1 million in 2007, gradually stepping up to about $10.5 million in 2010. However, the district can only collect up to the levy amount approved so the tax rate can fluctuate depending on property values.
The Citizens for Good Schools, a volunteer group supporting the levy, presented a forum on the issue Thursday night at Mountain View, hoping to provide all the information voters need before making their decision.
Because each district is on the same cycle and it makes fiscal sense, Bremerton, Central Kitsap and North Kitsap schools have combined their efforts this year to promote their separate levies.
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I got married on December 20, 2006. I need to know if I can have it annulled, and how much this will cost.
An annulment is sought in order to nullify the marriage and disavow its existence, returning the parties to their prior single status (as if they were never married).; Spouses cant receive an annulment through mutual agreement. The Court must independently allow an annulment.
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With the coming of Christmas, I find myself being transported back to that humble little house in which I was born where Christmas truly was the most wonderful time of the year.
The first occurrence of the season was finding the perfect tree -- not the "store-bought" kind with the lights already attached, but a cedar one that Daddy had actually picked out at an earlier date and convinced us was the perfect one for us. Sometimes we had to cut off a portion from the bottom so it would fit into the room, but the smell of fresh cedar filled the entire house. Next, came the lights; the red, blue, green and yellow bulbs had to be securely attached in the socket, or none of them would work. (Mother always kept extra bulbs just in case.)
We would drag out the fragile balls and other ornaments that were used every year (not many new ones!), and then the tree would be draped in the red and silver garland and icicles would complete the array before the star took its place at the top of the tree.
Finally, we would run outside to view our masterpiece through the front widow. How thrilling it all was then. By most standards -- especially today's -- it was a modest tree with few decorations, but we thought it was beautiful. We did not see ourselves as poor; we had family, friends, food and shelter. What more could kids want?
Our church always had a Christmas play or program, and we were all right in the middle of it. Mother made angel wings and crowns for the kings, and we sang those Christmas carols with heart and gusto. "Silent Night" and "Away in a Manger" bring back sweet memories of a time when life was simple. There was always a plethora of relatives around in our community at Christmas, and my friends and I would exchange gifts and have a party at school. This was long before it was deemed taboo to do so. We took so much for granted in our innocent little world.
My description of Christmas is an optimistic one, at best. It is true that we had little means, and some Christmases were leaner than others, but we had food, family and friends, so we didn't want for much more. Kids today get so much for Christmas that I worry they won't appreciate things when they become adults. As children, we knew that our gifts had to last; we would not get anything else until our birthdays, and then the gifts would be small. We savored the moments, and we looked forward with hope.
This thing called hope is what I wish for my family and friends this season. Emily Dickinson wrote, "Hope is the thing with feathers/That perches in the soul/And sings the tune without the words/And never stops at all." Christmas can be a lonely time, especially if we think about those friends and family who are no longer with us, but the human spirit has such capability for hope that it refuses to let us dwell on the sadness and forces us to concentrate on the ones who are still in our lives and those new ones who come into it every day.
As Americans, we should make an effort to reach out to those around us and spread some of this wonderful hope. Let's start with a little kindness, sprinkle in some good cheer, and watch the hope begin to spread. This is my greatest Christmas wish.
With the financial cliff looming, unemployment still high, and families without jobs and homes, it is easy to dwell on the negatives, but we must unite in spirit and let hope be the thread that binds us together. Because, just like the meager but happy little Christmases of my childhood, we can find contentment in small things rather than in pricey material things. We just need the people we love and a good dose of hope for all mankind.
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Justin Bieber demonstrated some mighty fine acting skills in his 'As Long as You Love Me' video, going mano y mano with tough guy Michael Madsen, who played his girlfriend's disapproving dad in the clip. Actually, Madsen's fist met Bieber's pretty face for much of their interaction, but it was a well-done simulation of Biebs getting his butt kicked. The teen recently admitted that he is continuing to work on and hone his acting skills, and shared deets about the vid's thematic arc.
Katy Perry + John Mayer Spotted Canoodling in Pool
Singers Katy Perry and John Mayer aren't doing anything to dispel the rumors that they are a new couple, yet they aren't outright confirming them either. But then again, they don't need to, since pics are worth a thousand words, if not more.
They were snapped together in a car after noshing at Hollywood hot spot the Chateau Marmont, which is another name for "Where Celebs Go When They Want to Be Photographed Together" last week. Now, the new "couple" was photographed canoodling in a pool.
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Miley Cyrus Is Obsessed With Which One Direction Singer?
Miley Cyrus may be off the market and happily engaged to 'Hunger Games' actor and Aussie hunk Liam Hemsworth, but that doesn't stop her from obsessing about one of the members of One Direction. Which one does Miley dig? Well, we'll give you a hint: It's not Harry Styles!
Justin Bieber's Car Chasing Paparazzo Has a Criminal Record
The paparazzo charged with being the ringleader of the Justin Bieber chase on the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles earlier this month has a shady past. Turns out Paul Raef has a criminal record and was slapped with a restraining order back in 2010 for driving recklessly and punching a peer in the face.
Drake: 'I Deem Myself the First Person to Successfully Rap and Sing'
Humility, thy name is not Drake. The Canadian rapper, who is also Jewish on his mother's side, is a big believer in his own talent, and he should be, since his albums debut at No. 1 and he has millions of fans, spread across both male and female fanbases.
His nasal delivery is unique and unlike anything else in his genre. But he made a pretty massive, full-of-hubris claim to The Jewish Chronicle, one that might infuriate his hip-hop brethren and peers.
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"Mobile data traffic is increasing exponentially year-on-year," said Tafazolli. "The amount of spectrum that we have now is not sufficient to carry all the traffic. We are soon going to run out of capacity, even with LTE, unless there is a huge amount of spectrum made available -- and if we are doubling traffic every year, then even twice the spectrum [that is currently available] is not sufficient.
"We have developed many technologies that are suitable for 5G using computer simulation and mathematical analysis and what this test bed allows us is to integrate all these technologies together and optimise them end-to-end and take them to standards afterwards. We are looking at the processors, protocols, algorithms and techniques...we won't try to optimise the hardware implementation -- that is something industry will do. We have developed the know-how."
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Just three days after Roosevelt County was flooded with rain, the region got another good dousing early Saturday morning.
Portales received .52 of an inch of rain and nearby Cannon Air Force Base measured half an inch Saturday morning.
Portales received 1.2 inches of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, while some people living five miles south of Portales reported more than four inches of rain and water over highways.
Officials with the National Weather Service said if heavy rain is going to fall, it is going to happen in the summer.
"It's monsoon season … if it's going to happen it's going to be in July or August," Meteorologist Chuck Jones said.
To the north, Clovis received 2.4 inches of rain and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning from 1:50 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Clovis received the most amount of rain in the state, officials at the National Weather Service said.
The active weather pattern that brought thunderstorms to much of the state over the last few days will continue through the weekend before winding down early next week.
The weather may have been to blame for a power outage in Rio Rancho on Friday night.
Public Service Company of New Mexico spokesman Don Brown said about 23,000 customers in the Rio Rancho area lost power. Workers were able to restore electricity to the customers in about 2 1/2 hours.
Brown said crews examined transmission lines and substations to determine what caused the outage and discovered that a piece of lightning protection equipment at one of the stations malfunctioned. He said crews weren't immediately sure if lightning actually hit the equipment.
"It will take a couple of days of investigation to figure out what happened," he said.
The heavy thunderstorms also forced authorities to close a few Albuquerque streets because of standing water, and some flooding was reported. Customers also called in sporadic power outages around Albuquerque, Brown said.
Eastern Cibola County, Sandoval County and Bernalillo County were in the path of the storms Friday. Forecasters said close to an inch of rain fell in the Albuquerque area Friday evening.
In Dona Ana County, the rain had washed mud into the entrance of Columbia Elementary School and onto some streets. Contract workers repacked a berm on the north side of the school to keep the mud and water out.
Some houses in the neighborhood were also flooded.
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Emmy Awards nominations will be announced July 8. Hollywood buzz has, at one time or another during the season, elevated all of the principal actors to candidates for nominations.
"Repeat after me, voters: Khandi Alexander, " wrote USA Today's Robert Bianco. "Snubbing her brilliant performance in 'The Corner' remains one of Emmy's greatest sins; doing so again for 'Treme' would be unforgivable."
Simon has not fared well with these awards, however. The HBO miniseries "The Corner" was honored with a couple, but "The Wire" -- showered with praise by critics, many of whom have written that it's TV's best-ever drama -- was shut out.
Aside from the recognition of the fine work and eventual viewership boost Emmy attention could provide, there is another reason to hope for a "Treme" awards breakthrough.
Imagine the red-carpet interviews by nominees, or an acceptance speech by any "Treme" winner, at this year's Emmy Awards.
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The West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District recently adopted a stretch of road in North Portland where the entire staff will pick up trash three times a year.
The district, headquartered in Northwest Portland, spent three hours on Wednesday cleaning up the stretch of roadway from Sauvie Island Road from the foot of the Sauvie Island Bridge to Reeder Road.
The district covers all Multnomah County, including Sauvie Island.
During their first cleanup staff members found a variety of garbage, including a gasoline can, pizza boxes, plastic gloves, cans and plastic bottles. The staff will plan two more litter pickup events during the fall and spring. For more information, contact Carolyn Lindberg at 503-238-4775.
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As my wife and I stood at the very top of the cruise ship, we looked around. Not a soul in sight. And we both agreed. This is kinda creepy.
Ah, life as a stowaway Ha! I kid. We were among a handful of people onboard as we were preparing to attend a wedding on the ship. We would then attend a reception, and, precisely at 3, we would leave the ship and the new husband and wife would set sail on their honeymoon. If you are planning a wedding, call a cruise ship, book it there and be done with it. It is the way to roll.
When we first got to the cruise ship, a gentleman with a clipboard asked us if we were with the wedding. When we said yes, he checked our drivers licenses, checked our name off of a list on a clipboard, and directed us to a nearby bus. Clearly, this man has his wedding party search image locked in, because he picked each of us out of the crowd quickly.
Eventually the bus had most of the wedding aboard, including the bride and groom, which most people will agree is rather necessary for a wedding.
When the bus pulled out, we were all somewhat wondering where we were headed, since we were pretty much in the shadow of the cruise ship. You could reach it with a pitching wedge. (Note I said you. I would have most likely sent it spiraling off to my right, possibly knocking out a patron dining at an outdoor restaurant.)
The bus pulled out, made a quick left turn and then another, stopping after what was maybe a 45-second ride. Our only guess is that our time on the bus was to give us a nice cool place to sit.
After our exciting bus adventure, we were quickly processed through security, given ID badges, and taken on the ship. We were told we could go anywhere except for the 10th floor. They said it was where the dining halls were, but I preferred to think that things far more awesome and mysterious were going on, like they were holding tribunals for any of the crew members who attempted a mutiny. (I just assume there are a few mutinies each cruise.)
A cruise ship is an amazing floating city. But take everyone out of that city and you get to the creepy town my wife and I were seeing. Every so often, a crew member would stroll by or wed cross paths with another wedding-goer.
But for the most part, we were just milling about this ghost ship. At one point, I said to my wife, Look, its safer up here than on land with the zombies.
My wife sighed. She sighs a lot.
Once it was time for the wedding, the party concentrated near a back ballroom. Passengers were beginning to board now, so the ship population was starting to grow quickly.
The bride and groom had a lovely ceremony, and we then retired to the Electricity Disco for the reception. The couple entered the reception to the song Eye of the Tiger, which heaps a Rocky Balboa-sized batch of awesome on their marriage.
Hey, quick cruise-related FYI Know how delicious cruise food is? (If you dont, I can tell you its deliciously delicious.) Well, cruise wedding food comes from the same place and is thus just as delicious.
Then, shortly before 3, the DJ called for the last dance on the dance floor and, following that, the non-sailors bid the couple farewell and hit dry land.
It was the most efficient, compact wedding that Ive ever been to. And, it was on a Friday, so that night, we had this feeling of a bonus weekend day, as usually you wrap up weddings on a Saturday.
I am just happy we were able to share their special day with them, and Im certain the couple had a great time on their honeymoon. That is, assuming none of the mutinies were succesful.
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When a team utilizes substitutions as often as Mount Olive does, it would be surprising to see its top players fly under the radar.
However that has not been the case for Sarah Wells. The junior guard has a team-leading 254 points and has only been held to under 10 points in three contests this season. She has surpassed the 20-point mark three times this year, including 21 points in Mount Olive's 54-43 victory over Whippany Park in the first round of the Morris County Tournament. Wells recorded a career-high 28 points in Mount Olive's 64-56 victory over Somerville on Dec. 28.
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PARSIPPANY — After a new traffic configuration was put in place this summer, car crashes in the construction zone on Route 80 nearly tripled in July compared to same time period and location in 2012 and 2013, according to data from the state Department of Transportation.
Stephen Schapiro, the acting director of communications for the DOT, said in an email that the current lane configuration was expected to stay in place until early this week. A new traffic shift will be instituted moving all lanes to the right of the construction zone next week, removing the single express lane, Schapiro said.
Regarding the apparent correlation between the number of accidents and the current traffic configuration, Schapiro said, "with any change in road geometry, just like changes in weather, conditions can vary, as can driver behavior. Anything new on a roadway, like a new sign, attractions on the side of the road, or even a disabled vehicle on the shoulder affect driver behavior."
"Whenever NJDOT recognizes an uptick in incidents in a construction zone, the department takes steps to investigate and understand the situation so adjustments can be made, while providing a safe work zone for the contractor," Schapiro said.
This past June, there were 68 crashes that occurred on Route 80 east and west between mile posts 42 and 46, and there were 101 crashes in this same area from July 1 through 29, Schapiro said. Of the June crashes, 29 occurred on the westbound side, and 38 took place on the eastbound side, Schapiro said. From July 1 to July 29, 65 crashes happened on the eastbound side, and 36 occurred in the westbound side, he said.
There were only 35 crashes in June 2013, 35 crashes in July 2013 and 23 crashes in August 2013 in that corridor, Schapiro said.
During those summer months in 2012, there were only 30 crashes in June, 12 crashes in July and 27 crashes in August, Schapiro said.
Major renovations began on Route 80 in August 2012, and are expected to wrap up next year.
The construction work going on for the past two years has frustrated many commuters who slog through the corridor day-in and day-out.
One commuter, who asked to be identified as "Cara," said it generally takes her an hour to get to Jersey City using Route 80 and Route 280 eastbound, but the traffic pattern in Parsippany "has made the commute more dangerous."
"If I hear of an accident, I will get on Route 80 past the new traffic pattern so I can avoid the major traffic backups," she said. "I will not go anywhere near the single lane "express" lane, which is where I have seen most accidents occur."
"The most frustrating part of my commute is seeing multiple accidents in the same location," she said. "To me, this means that there is a design flaw in the most recent lane configuration. I'm sure driver distractions play a part too, however, recently, there have been so many accidents along this short stretch of road. It is dangerous."
Schapiro said it was important for motorists to keep in mind that the speed limit was reduced in the construction zone, but that the effectiveness of speed limits and signage was contingent upon "drivers adherence to them."
"This project involves multiple stages and traffic shifts, which require motorists to be alert and to slow down," Schapiro said. "For safety, the normal speed limit of 65 mph has been reduced in the work zone to 50 mph, and in some cases 40 mph. Other safety measures are often taken, such as solid white lines through a work zone with signs directing motorists to stay in their lane or trail blazers painted on the roadway indicating which lanes should be used for what roads. However, these safety measures are only as effective as the drivers adherence to them."
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The NOPD is searching for three men who may have information about a robber who targeted his victim by using Craigslist. The victim was trying to sell his iPhone, according to a department news release Saturday.
After a man called the victim inquiring about the iPhone, the two arranged to meet near a Waffle House at Louisa Street and Old Gentilly Road on Nov. 30 about 7:15 p.m. Once the victim arrived, however, the robber requested they meet in front of the Louisa Mini-Mart in the 3400 block of Louisa Street.
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Andreas Dorn, May 20th, 2004 @ 4:25am
Roads without traffic lightsFor a practical example, come and visit any major city in Asia. There are not that many traffic lights, and car lanes are not always clearly visible, or bigger than the ones you find in Europe. What happens?
Cars speed, and speed and speed. Pedestrians are secondary and have to take care before they cross the road. Speeding even in residential areas. On bigger roads, cars are trailing each other and a distance of 1 meter is a lot, even when you drive fast. If you leave more space for safety, someone is bound to cut in. Lanes that are made for one car, are made into a two or three car lane.
So my comment? Leave the traffic lights where they are. People are used to it, and they will get used to speeding and more careless driving when traffic lights are gone. Just a comment.
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dorpus, May 20th, 2004 @ 4:52am
Darwinism sounds good to meWhy have traffic laws if it allows the proud posturers to survive, the kind who brag that people from their hometown are "better" drivers, or that they can drive safely when drunk? Better to let them kill groups of schoolkids, or end up in wheelchairs and serve as an example for others.
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EasyFrag, May 20th, 2004 @ 5:10am
Safety through DangerI've heard this theory applied to ice hockey, over the past couple decades the NHL has mandated helmets and technology has brought improvements to equipment padding. The theory is that players now feel like tanks and go crashing into the boards harder, consequently concussions in the game are up.
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thecaptain, May 20th, 2004 @ 5:30am
No Subject GivenThis probably wouldn't work. We've already got chaos here and the accident rate hasn't lowered :)
I mean in my city, traffic laws are merely a suggestion at this point and bad drivers abound. Walking anywhere within 15 feet of an intersection is risking life and limb and traffic ticket revenue is at an all time low, drunk driving offenses (recidivists) are at an all time high and people don't even get out of the way of (and at times even viciously cut off) emergency vehicles.
I've stopped walking and taking the bus to work simply to protect myself...I have better survival chances armored in a car than I do on the sidewalk (which I've actually seen cars drive on to get maybe two cars ahead in a traffic jam...sigh)
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AMetamorphosis, May 20th, 2004 @ 6:39am
Horrified American
Yes Mike,
I am horrified ( and an American ) @ the thought of no rules driving. As it stands now, our police don't patrol the roads and people regularly go 80 - 90 miles an hour on the freeways, turn signals are options & most drivers put more faith in their brakes then they do in God. As much as I despise government intervention, I do not want to see Mad Max driving ( any worse than we already have it ) here in the states.
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phoenix, May 20th, 2004 @ 7:29am
deeper debate neededThis is an extremely interesting topic. I doubt there is a direct link between "road freedom" and "road compassion" but there may be a more complex relationship involving other variables. It is these other variables that should be examined in order to increase "road compassion" (one of the major factors is what name for it would sound less silly :-). I think there is some serious potential for saving lives and property in such research...
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Beck, May 20th, 2004 @ 7:42am
We have This in the SnowbeltThis happens when I'm driving on the freeway during a snowstorm. You can't see where the lanes are, so everyone just goes with the flow, slowing down a bit and driving where it seems safe, relative to the other cars around you. It works out OK at night when traffic is light, but during the day all it takes is one moron to screw everything up and bring traffic to a standstill.
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Anonymous Coward, May 20th, 2004 @ 8:23am
I've seen this workafter natural disasters (usually ice storms and hurricanes) where all the power is out and none of the signals work. But that's only for a day or two, so the drivers never get comfortable enough to get lazy or brave-- plus, then there are fewer people on the road and most people don't have to go to work because the power is out, so everyone is laid back.
What makes me think it won't work is that my best friend was killed by a motorcycle on a busy street in Indonesia (he was in a pedicab), and everything I've heard about travel suggests that transportation is the number one killer of tourists.
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Rootman, May 20th, 2004 @ 8:39am
What a hoot!I live only 2 miles from work. I'd love to walk or bicycle to work but can't. Speeders and stoopid (sic) drivers would take me out in less than a week - and I live in a rural area! So I am forced
A stretch of street I travel on to go home is exceptionally wide and unstriped. It goes up a slight incline and there are bushes on the drivers (right in US) of the lane, nothing overhanging the road just big and, well, bushy. I am constantly amazed at how many drivers drift over to the far left, almost to the curb. I've followed more than one person who had to make an panic movement back into the right lane as oncoming cars pop over the hill.
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Anonymous Coward, May 20th, 2004 @ 10:06am
Re: What a hoot!It really depends on the culture in question.
In Hong Kong, for example, road rules are "optional". In Toronto, pedestrians will take the right of way whether they have it or not - they'll simply walk in front of your car, daring you to hit them. San Francicso? Different again.
I don't see it working all over, for every culture.
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eeyore, May 20th, 2004 @ 11:35am
montanaRemember when Montana didn't have a posted daytime speed limit on interstates? People literally drove a hundred miles an hour. The signs said to drive a "reasonable and prudent" speed. I was driving 90 and people blew by me like I was going backwards. Speed limits are like speed bumps: take them out and nobody will slow down anymore.
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Newob, May 20th, 2004 @ 7:59pm
It will workIt will work, but first, Americans have to be less afraid of each other. And then they have to be a bit smarter. And then they have to start caring about whether they hurt somebody.
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thecaptain, May 21st, 2004 @ 5:15am
Re: It will workSo what you're saying is that it'll never work right?
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Redchrome, May 21st, 2004 @ 11:41am
Re: montanaBut was there an increase in accidents/problems when people were going 90MPH?
If so, was the problem that people were going 90MPH when it wasn't a "reasonable and prudent" thing to do?
If speed limits weren't set so arbitrarily low, the police might spend more time going after genuine problem drivers (genuine unsafe behavior, not just being outside certain arbitrary bounds); instead of people who were just driving fast. Unfortunately, speed traps are a major source of revenue for some departments; so there's little chance that the laws will be changed soon.
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Doug McCray, Nov 4th, 2004 @ 12:29pm
Removal of Traffic ControlsNJ has circles. Over the years, as traffic increased, NJDOT tried several ideas to make circles (rotary, round-about) easier to negotiate.
Lane lines around the circle, those entering have ROW, those in circle have ROW, etc.
They basically have ended up with a yield entering and no other markings in the circle at all. I have driven all of these as they made changes, and the 'no lines' works best.
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Sandeep, Dec 7th, 2004 @ 9:29pm
Re: Roads without traffic lightsSame view from me too.
Pedestrians look out for other vehicles,
cyclists look out for bikes and cars,
bikes look out for cars and buses...
The smaller vehicles look out for bigger ones, not the other way around.
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Naz, Nov 11th, 2006 @ 6:00am
Traffic without rules !Hi
How can one suggested this but it looks ridiculous. Just go to Calcutta(India) or Karachi (Pakistan), one will see how the traffic is running without road signs and traffic lights. Traffic jams cost lives in these countries. Traffic jams of upto 5 hours, can we afford that?
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Alex, Nov 11th, 2006 @ 12:38pm
People not Laws should be fixedPeople need to be more careful. Good drivers are good at what they do, reckless drivers should have their licenses removed permanently. Even $500 speeding tickets wont keep people from speeding. But if their license was suspended for 6 months after speeding once, a year for the second offense and taken away after speeding three times, people would take it seriously.
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Anonymous Coward, Nov 12th, 2006 @ 2:56pmFrom some of the comments it seems some people are assuming that this style is chaos, it's not from my understanding you still have to indicate and not speed etc, the change is less markings and sign/traffic lights, this FORCES all travellers on roads to be more vigilant and that appears to be the theory behind it, instead of pedestrians assuming they have right of way, they have to watch where they are going like other road users, the amount of times I've only just avoided an accident in the nick of time when a pedestrian or cyclist has entered a road without looking is ridiculous, this system is designed to prevent that.
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Mike, Nov 12th, 2006 @ 8:36pm
Have to be cold to prove itThis is a great theory, and I honestly think that given enough time, everyone would get the message. The problem is the transition period, when some jerks still haven't gotten the message, and they broadside a bus full of nuns. Is any politician willing to say "yeah, but in the long term, the benefits will be worth it. It was worth a bus full of nuns."
Of couse not, even if the end result really WAS worth it.
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fazu, May 31st, 2009 @ 3:24am
biological driving!re no trafic signals, I have heard it is now being tested in 2 swidish cities.
do you know the name of those cities?
best wishes
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