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Wildcats Return to Lincoln for NCAA Tournament
Wildcats Return to Lincoln for NCAA Tournament
Nov. 25, 2012
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MANHATTAN, Kan. – After the best start in school history and finishing the regular season 21-8, the Kansas State volleyball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament again receiving an at-large bid to the postseason on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats will make their 14th NCAA Tournament appearance and face the Northern Iowa Panthers in the first round of action Thursday in Lincoln, Neb.
Head Coach Suzie Fritz said she is excited to play in the NCAA Tournament again with an experienced roster and to begin preparing for Northern Iowa. She and her team are aware it is a game by game situation now and her Wildcats will be ready.
"I think it is a pretty difficult draw and a very difficult first round matchup with Northern Iowa, and that match is the only one I care about right now," Fritz said. "You can win 20 matches or you could lose 20 matches and it does not really matter because once you get to this point, you are playing one at a time. I think our Director of Athletics John Currie is right, all we are trying to do is be 1-0, and then we are trying to be 1-0 again. And that is the philosophy that we are going to have going into it. So we will put everything we have into Northern Iowa."
K-State is familiar with NU Coliseum and hopes to relive the magic of last season's run to the Sweet 16 when the Wildcats defeated the No. 2 Nebraska Cornhuskers on their home floor in the second round.
This marks K-State's 14th NCAA Tournament appearance and ninth in the 12 years Fritz has led the program. With last year's deep run in the tournament the Wildcats are 14-13 all-time in the tournament and 9-8 under Fritz.
K-State (21-8) takes on a Northern Iowa team that finished the year 24-9 and finished second in the competitive Missouri Valley Conference. The Valley got three teams into the tournament this year, including K-State opponent Creighton. The Wildcats are 6-3-1 all-time against the Panthers and have never faced them in the postseason. K-State is 1-0 against teams from the Missouri Valley in the NCAA Tournament after sweeping Wichita State last year in Lincoln. The last time K-State played Northern Iowa was during the 2008 Varney's Invitational.
Northern Iowa is no stranger to the postseason with the Panthers making their 18th NCAA Tournament appearance and seventh straight. UNI has advanced to the Sweet 16 three times, but not since 2002. Last season, the Panthers fell in the second round to Florida.
"They are a very good Missouri Valley program," Fritz said. "They are well coached. They are always a solid team in their conference. They are always very competitive and I really like the way that they play. They are very talented kids and I think their coaching staff does a good job with them. They are the real deal."
Senior opposite Kathleen Ludwig is ready to begin the fourth stage of the season in her last year at K-State. With the regular season behind the Wildcats, it is now time to turn the focus toward playing Northern Iowa in the NCAA Tournament and playing their best volleyball possible Thursday night.
"We are so excited that we get another opportunity to compete and to go into another NCAA Tournament. We are excited that we worked so hard to get to this point and we are very optimistic. We are very excited to continue to get better and make a run this year," Ludwig said. "Right away, it is Northern Iowa. That is the first and foremost thing on our list. We just need to do what we have to do in order to get that first win and if that happens, we will do what we need to do to beat Nebraska."
This year's team boasts a strong amount of experience with four seniors and five juniors who see extensive playing time on the court. After being one of the youngest teams in the tournament last year, now the Wildcats have one of the more experienced rosters. That experience could come in handy for the Wildcats. Fritz said her team is looking forward to using that experience and playing the Coliseum again, but the 2011 tournament there will not play too big a factor.
"Having been there before, period, is helpful no matter what, just knowing that we have been that situation," Fritz said. "There are certainly some similarities because we have played in the Coliseum a lot; this is not a new venue for us. I think the familiarity of it and the fact that we have some experiences there is helpful, but I do not think it makes a difference."
The Big 12 Conference will again be well-represented with five teams making the NCAA Tournament. Big 12 champion Texas is the No. 3 overall seed in the tournament and will host the first two rounds. Austin also is one of the four sites selected before the season as a host for a regional. Kansas is the No. 11 seed and also will host the first two rounds at Allen Fieldhouse. Iowa State will host in Hilton Coliseum as the No. 15 seed, and Oklahoma will travel to Provo, Utah, for a subregional hosted by No. 12 seed BYU.
Nine of K-State's opponents this season were selected to the field as well. In addition to the four Big 12 opponents, five of the Wildcats' nonconference opponents made the bracket. Minnesota is hosting the opening rounds and received the No. 8 seed. Creighton won the Missouri Valley this year and is headed to Minnesota's sub regional. Dayton will play Pepperdine in Eugene, Ore., Tulsa faces the No. 14 Florida Gators in Gainesville, and Saint Mary's takes on San Diego State at Southern California's subregional.
The Big Ten and Pac-12 had the most teams make the tournament with a total of seven each. Penn State received the No. 1 seed out of the Big Ten and Stanford is No. 2. The West Coast Conference was next with six selections.
To purchase tickets and for more information on tickets to the NCAA Tournament contact the K-State Ticket Office at 1-888-221-CATS or online at kstatesports.com/tickets.
NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds
Lincoln, Neb. – NU Coliseum (Omaha Regional)
First Round - Thursday
4:30 p.m. K-State vs. Northern Iowa
7 p.m. Nebraska vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore
Second Round - Friday
7 p.m. TBD vs. TBD
K-State NCAA Tournament History
2011: W 3-0 vs. Wichita State; W 3-2 at No. 2 Nebraska; L 0-3 vs. Pepperdine
2008: L 2-3 vs. Santa Clara
2007: W 3-0 vs. Tulsa; L 2-3 vs. No. 13 Oregon
2005: W 3-1 v. Florida A&M; L 0-3 at No. 4 Florida
2004: W 3-0 vs. Cal State Northridge; L 0-3 at No. 8 Southern California
2003: W 3-0 vs. Ohio; W 3-0 vs. Arkansas; L 1-3 vs. No. 10 Penn State
2002: W 3-0 vs. Michigan; L 1-3 vs. No. 11 Washington State
2001: W 3-2 vs. Arkansas; L 1-3 vs. Nebraska
2000: W 3-1 vs. Loyola-Chicago; W 3-1 vs. Pepperdine; L 1-3 vs. Wisconsin
1999: W 3-0 vs. Louisville; L 1-3 vs. Colorado State
1998: W 3-0 vs. Georgetown; L 0-3 vs. BYU
1997: L 1-3 vs. San Diego
1996: W 3-1 vs. Cal State Northridge; L 0-3 vs. Washington State


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Tutorial for Developing and Evaluating Assignments
Examples of Assignments
Information literacy assignments progress through several different levels of difficulty. The most basic level is appreciation and the most challenging is integrated skill. For each level, assignment examples are provided to help faculty to develop assignments of their own.
- Have students explain what an information database is and how it is relevant for finding information.
- Have students discuss the differences among various Web search engines.
- Have students examine the role of information in a democratic society. What are the issues? How is information relevant or important to them?
- Have students explain the difference between a popular and scholarly work.
- Have students explain how information is stored and retrieved, (e.g., print, microform, optical, floppy, CD-ROM, magnetic tape).
- Have students go to a library either on the USM campus or in their local community and report back on the kinds of services that are available.
- Have students share information on how to obtain a library card in their local community or through the University System of Maryland libraries.
- Have students interview an information professional about how computers have changed the way people access information.
- Given a topic, have students search for relevant information resources using the Web and compare what they retrieve with the resources found in the library databases.
- Have students complete the research for a term paper except for the paper itself. Have students turn in at intervals: choice of a topic, annotated bibliography, outline, thesis statement, first paragraph, and conclusion.
- Have students identify 10 articles from the library databases and obtain at least three full text articles, providing a full bibliographic citation.
- Have students compare using a resource in paper and then in electronic format. Students should discuss the pros and cons of using the resource in different formats. How were they similar? How did they differ?
- Have students retrieve statistical resources of relevance to their course. Have them look for statistical trends and postulate the causes of those trends in writing. Discuss in class the most likely causes of the trends.
- Have students construct a timeline or map that illustrates the influence of a particular piece of published research and then summarize the relationship of the original research with what followed.
- Stage a debate in class with pro and con panels. Students should be responsible for obtaining relevant information, including both electronic and paper resources.
- Write an evaluation of a particular work or person using book reviews, weighing biographical information about the author and the reviewers. Students should identify at least one electronic resource available on the topic.
- Compare a fictional work with social commentary or accounts written about people during the same time that the fictional work takes place. Cite the resources used, ensuring that the citations are accurate.
- Have students examine a Web search using a search engine (such as Google) and a database (such as ABI Inform) for information resources on a topic. Have students prepare a description of the resources available through the two tools and discuss how the tools are similar and different.
- Have students prepare an annotated bibliography including the best, most useful books, essays, periodical articles, or other relevant sources on a subject. Entries should be properly cited and annotated. Students should be prepared to explain how each work was useful to them: basic information, useful insights (if so, what?). Also, students should explain how and where they obtained the information.
- Have students prepare a term paper using appropriate resources in a variety of formats.
Integrated Skill
- Have students develop a logical plan to retrieve information in a variety of formats, retrieve the information, evaluate the information, cite the information resources appropriately, and present their findings to the class.
- Have students use a bibliographic file management program to download citations and personal files of references and then develop a bibliography using their package.
Information Literacy Assignments in Use by Faculty at UMUC
A Stand-Alone Assignment
Review a newspaper or business magazine for accounts of or editorials about ethical issues that have arisen in business or the professions. List four titles and match those with units in the course syllabus. Provide a brief abstract of each article. What conclusions can you draw from this article?
Article: Morin, R. (1994, January 23). Women as winners, losers and movers. Washington Post, p. C5.
Course syllabus unit: Unit 7. Issues especially affecting working women, and sexual issues in business ethics.
Abstract: Although 6 out of 10 Americans interviewed in a Gallup Poll said society favors men over women and women do not have equal job opportunities, women continue to make real progress moving up the corporate ladder. More young women than young men have moved out of their parents' home. Men rebound financially from divorce significantly more quickly than women.
An Assignment Integrated into a Project
Students are asked to write papers on an activity in which an individual knowingly breaks a societal, religious, or institutional law. A list of possible actions such as shoplifting, copyright abuse, plagiarism, pre-marital sex, speeding, employee theft as examples would be helpful to get students started on the assignment. As a first step, students conduct a literature search for information on prevalence, arguments for and against, and consequences of the action they have chosen to study. With this preparation, students plan and carry out a piece of original research--a survey, interview, observation, etc. The results must be included in their final paper. Make it clear to students that although their research is not strictly scientific, their findings do have a valuable place in their papers. In a brainstorming activity, students are encouraged to consider their topics from different perspectives by writing in-class profiles titled "I am a ____________________," in which they pretend they are the law-breaker, the law-enforcer, the victim, and so on.
(Adapted from Anne C. Coon, "Using ethical questions to develop autonomy in student researchers," College Composition and Communication, 40, February, 1989, 85-92.)
Letters to the Editor
Each student chooses a topic of current national interest and writes a letter expressing his/her opinion on the subject to the editor of a local newspaper.
Students work in small groups to critically examine one another's letters and to identify any dubious statements. Each student is assigned to substantiate those statements that were singled out by the group as needing more convincing evidence or authority. Research is required for the process, and the result is a 750-word essay, with documentation in the form of notes and a bibliography.
Information Literacy and Writing: Evaluating Assignments
The following assignments are actual assignments in use at UMUC. Examine the assignments and decide which ones you think have a writing assignment, information literacy assignment, or both and which ones do not. If the assignment does not include a writing or information literacy component, try to modify it so that it would include one. If the assignment contains writing or information literacy, alter it so it would include both.
As you review the assignments, decide whether they require students to:
- identify
- retrieve
- evaluate
- effectively utilize information
Sample Assignments
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Additional Examples of Assignments Available on the Web
There are a number of sites on the Web that offer excellent examples of how faculty across the country are integrating the use of the Web, and resources on the Web, into their courses. The sites below provide numerous examples, usually listed by discipline, that you may wish to use to get ideas of how to integrate the use of Web-based resources into your course.
- Information Competence Tutorials @ California State University Libraries
- Information Literacy and Academic Integrity Tutorial @ University of Newcastle, Australia
- Information Literacy & You @ Penn State University Libraries
- The TLT Group: Teaching, Learning, and Technology
- UWired: Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology
- U.S. Department of Education's Future of Networking Technologies for Learning
The Information Literacy Checklist
The information literacy checklist provides proposed standards faculty can use to create an assessment tool of their own for their individual research assignment. You may use all or some of the following standards when evaluating student research.
In evaluating student research, it is helpful to have a standard tool that allows the faculty member to compare students to the standard to determine their level of success in completing the research project. Below are some suggested standards faculty can use to evaluate student research-based assignments.
Suggested Standards for Evaluating Student Research
- The student used resources beyond book and journal materials (e.g. World Wide Web resources, technical reports, personal interviews), if appropriate.
- The research question chosen for the paper was succinct and clear.
- The materials referenced in the body of the paper were accurately cited.
- The topic chosen was sufficiently narrow to allow the student to research it thoroughly.
- The bibliography demonstrated that the student had chosen those resources most pertinent to the research question rather than listing everything available on the topic.
- The bibliography included a variety of resources (e.g. scholarly journals, popular journals, and newspaper sources).
- The materials used in the bibliography were both historical and current (if relevant) and presented in a standard style format. They included a sufficient number of primary sources (when appropriate) and included a sufficient number of secondary sources.
- The student's paper demonstrated that the student:
- could distinguish between fact and fiction.
- could differentiate between relevant and irrelevant information.
- identified the author's purpose and point of view accurately.
- identified unsubstantiated statements.
- identified inconsistencies, errors, and omissions.
- identified bias, stereotyping, or incorrect assumptions.
- could compare and contrast different points of view properly.
- included his/her original ideas.
- The student understood and used consistently a uniform system of documentation (citation format).


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That's him aye. #quadzilla
Artem won fair n square, the win should stand
Harrop's manager was talking to me about this a while back. Can't remember the exact reason he gave but I'm pretty sure it was along the same lines as the interview above.
Opponent was changed last minute, and they only found out afterwards that the guys was 8kg heavier. *If* that's the case and there was some kind of deception on the part of the promoter, I guess they have a shout for saying "We wouldn't have taken the fight if we'd have known how much heavier he was". Would that then qualify for an NC?
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Yeah but "Warriors 1000 years ago on the battlefield didn't complain about weight different so neither did I."
the "I took it anyway" confuses things, did he know about the weight before stepping in the cage or not?The promoter changed my opponent on the night without telling me, he also forgot to mention the guy was 8kg heavier than me too but because I didn't want to let my fans down who paid good money to watch me fight I took it anyway.
Have spoken to Lloyd's manger just now regarding this
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So the UCC promoter is admitting that they (or someone acting on their behalf) lied to Harrop and his corner about Katov's weight?
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
It was a late replacement, so would have been on the day weigh in - if this is the case then yes, the UCC people must be in the wrong
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Spoke to the UCC promoter this evening, they have categorically said that nobody from UCC has asked Sherdog to change this result.
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After 27 years at Stratton, Vermont the Burton US Open is leaving the East Coast and moving to Vail, Colorado. With so much heritage behind the original snowboard contest, first held at Vermont's Suicide Six resort as the National Snowboarding Championships in 1982, before officially becoming the US Open at Stratton in 1985, the shift marks a new era in snowboard history. For a brand that's based on progression, it's simply a natural evolution according to Burton's Chief Creative Officer Greg Dacyshyn.
"We've been at Stratton for a long time," says Dacyshyn. "We feel like it's time to evolve the event for the riders, spectators, for anyone that's involved and provide them with the best experience they can have. Vail was the obvious choice. We consulted with a lot of people before making a move like this, it's a big move, and everyone has been 100 percent behind it."
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"It was cool in Vermont because it was so vintage," says McMorris. "I've been going since I was 14. It meant a lot to me because it was the first contest I ever made a final in and it was the first big contest I podiumed at, when I got second. But it's still the US Open even though it's not in Stratton. There's going to be a lot of new memories made here."
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"I'm sure there's going to be different points of view on [the move]," says Clark. "But rather than looking back with regret we should look forward with optimism. It's moving forward and progressing."
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Schlosser puts Hillcats on the brink09/12/2012 1:56 AM ET
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com
If Lynchburg goes on to win the Mills Cup, Gus Schlosser deserves a good chunk of the credit.
The Braves prospect gave up four hits and struck out seven over seven innings in his second straight dominant start Tuesday as the Hillcats beat Winston-Salem, 1-0, to move within one win of the Carolina League championship.
In his first playoff start, Schlosser (2-0) allowed three hits and a walk while fanning six over eight shutout innings against Wilmington, staking Lynchburg to a 1-0 lead in the best-of-3 semifinals.
"The biggest thing is I've kept us in two ballgames and we were able to come out on top twice," the 23-year-old right-hander said. "I try to keep my routine the same as I've been doing all year, just been fortunate to pitch pretty well."
Schlosser has recorded half of the Hillcats' four playoff wins without yielding a run.
Ryne Harper came on in the eighth and struck out two before Juan Jaime -- Atlanta's No. 19 prospect -- worked around a hit over the final 1 1/3 innings to record his third postseason save.
"That was huge," Schlosser said. "Ryne came in and struck out the first two guys he faced and Jaime comes in and does what he always does -- blow it by everybody. Especially in a one-run game, that's big. It was pretty intense.
"With 1-0 games, you take them a little harder either way, because you're just one hit away. So for us to come out on top is huge and will hopefully carry over to [Wednesday]."
Lynchburg has the Dash, who boasted the Minors' best full-season winning percentage, on the ropes.
"I think we're pretty confident," Schlosser said. "We can't take the Winston-Salem team lightly at all because they're very talented. But with a lead at home, everybody's feeling pretty good."
Game 4 is Wednesday in Lynchburg.
The Hillcats scored the only run Schlosser needed in the fifth. With one out, David Rohm hit a ground-rule double off Dash starter Erik Johnson (0-2). Emerson Landoni drew a two-out walk and Dan Brewer followed with an RBI single.
Johnson took the loss, despite yielding just one run on four hits over six innings. The White Sox's No. 8 prospect struck out six and walked two.
Marcus Semien, Chicago's No. 19 prospect, went 2-for-3 with a double for Winston-Salem.


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In its second straight indoor meet to open the season, the Glenwood boys track team earned five gold medals at the Wayne State (Neb.) University Indoors on March 19.
The attorney for a Mills County man facing charges related to a sex scandal at a Malvern funeral home is seeking a plea bargain for his client.
Both mens- and womens-style T-shirts that feature Glenwood's official RAGBRAI logo are available for purchase for $15 at the Joe Designer shirt shop at 427 Sharp St. on the south side of Town Square.
Sale of the T-shirts will help the Glenwood RAGBRAI Committee retire some of the costs associated with hosting the touring bicycle ride July 23-24.
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It took nearly a year to piece things together, but a Glenwood couple has transformed an upstairs storage area in one of the city's oldest buildings into their new home.
"We worked on this for 11 months, every spare minute," Joe Edwards said from his family's loft that sits above the businesses he and his wife, Luann, operate at 427 Sharp St. "We're glad to be in it now."
SILVER CITY – For only the second time in the 39-year history of the ride, RAGBRAI (Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa) is coming to Silver City.
The north-central Mills County community was formally announced as a "pass through" town Sunday with the release of the complete RAGBRAI route. Riders will pass through Silver City the first morning of the ride, Sunday, July 24, as they make their way from Glenwood to Atlantic.
A 21-year-old Fremont County man is expected to recover from injuries he sustained in an accidental shooting Sunday afternoon.
Fremont County Sheriff Kevin Aistrope said Monday Marcus N. Lorimor is recovering from a gunshot wound to the thigh area and will be hospitalized for another three or four days. Lorimor is in stable condition, the sheriff said.
Gov. Terry Branstad's proposal for creating jobs and balancing the state budget received mixed reaction during his swing through southwest Iowa last week.
Branstad conducted town hall meetings in Glenwood and Council Bluffs Thursday afternoon as part of his statewide " Jobs For Iowa Tour." Approximately 75 people attended his meeting in the basement of the Glenwood State Bank.
Some in the audience liked what they heard from the Republican governor. Some did not.
Northeast Elementary School Principal Joan Crowl made good on a promise to her students Thursday.
Last fall, Crowl promised if and when her students met a goal of reading 50,000 books, she would spend a day in an animal or bird costume. Northeast students surpassed their reading goal earlier this month, so Thursday, Crowl donned a penguin suit and greeted her students in the cafeteria during the noon lunch hour.
The Glenwood Area Chamber of Commerce will recognize Bonnie Millsap next week as its 2011 Citizen of the Year.
Millsap will be one of several citizens honored at the chamber's annual community betterment and awards banquet at The Fountains Ballroom Thursday evening, March 10.
The Glenwood City Council has passed a resolution authorizing the city to utilize up to $175,000 in general obligation bonds for the purchase of up to four new police cruisers.
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STANWOOD — A man living in a Stanwood assisted living home told staff he wanted to kill an administrator there almost four hours before he grabbed a gun from his apartment and shot the man in the stomach.
Minutes before the shooting, the administrator sent the older man's doctor a fax about the threats, saying a nurse on site felt the 87-year-old "may be homicidal."
The staff should have heeded the warnings and taken action, the state Department of Social and Health Services said in an investigation obtained by The Herald.
Last week, the state ordered Josephine Sunset Home to hire a consultant to bring its operations into line with state law. The home can't admit new residents until it fixes safety problems.
The state says the home did not have an emergency plan in place that may have prevented the shooting. Josephine also did not properly investigate the resident's claims of alleged mistreatment by the staffer who was shot, the state said.
The shooting happened Feb. 4. Resident Arthur Hames got into a confrontation with Roger Holbrook, a 59-year-old supervisor at the home, according to police reports. Hames retrieved a handgun from his apartment and shot Holbrook, who survived. Guns are not allowed at the home under Josephine policies.
Hames was not seriously injured during the confrontation, but he died of longstanding health problems a few weeks later at a local hospital. The criminal case against him was dropped after it became clear he was dying. He also had been depressed and suicidal, according to DSHS and police records.
The home received a letter March 25 outlining the alleged violations, DSHS district administrator Linda Moss said. The letter also details restrictions placed on the home's license as a result of the investigation.
"We got it wrapped up, and they need to do some work," Moss said.
Josephine's chief executive officer Terry Robertson declined to be interviewed for this story. He released a prepared statement last week.
"We just received the written report and are in the process of addressing each comment," he said. "The Josephine staff, residents and amazingly supportive Stanwood community are looking forward to quieter days."
Holbrook did not respond to a request for comment.
In keeping with the state order, he currently is not allowed on the property. Robertson declined to say whether Holbrook remains on staff.
Records show Hames had complained about Holbrook to Josephine staff multiple times over the past few months. Hames also had a history of being difficult and making angry outbursts, the state found.
Hames and Holbrook reportedly got into a struggle in September in Hames' apartment. Holbrook said Hames tried to hit him, and Holbrook grabbed Hames' wrist to stop him. Hames suffered minor wrist injuries.
In November, Hames claimed that Holbrook put his finger in Hames' ear.
The home determined that Holbrook meant the action as a joke, but that it was inappropriate and potentially offensive.
Holbrook at the time was put on 90 days probation and ordered to forfeit four days' pay. All Josephine staff also were directed not to joke with Hames because of his temperament.
Holbrook's license to work as a nurse in Washington is active with no history of disciplinary action, state Department of Health spokesman Donn Moyer said last week.
Police have never received any complaints about Holbrook, and he never was suspected of a crime in connection with the events leading up to the shooting, said Shari Ireton, spokeswoman for the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
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On Feb. 4, Hames reportedly was upset with staff over an earlier disagreement. His wife had needed to be picked up from a hospital. Staff drove to pick her up, but Hames wanted to drive, the state said in its report. Hames had been ordered by his doctor not to drive for safety reasons.
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Mariners retooled offense explodes in 10-3 win over Angels
Final Score: Seattle 10, LA Angels of Anaheim 3
Anaheim, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - The new-look Seattle Mariners offense got off to a nice start.
Justin Smoak smacked a three-run homer among his two hits and scored three times as the Mariners defeated the LA Angels of Anaheim, 10-3, in the season opener for both teams.
After ranking near the bottom in nearly every hitting category in 2013 following a 71-91 campaign, Eric Wedge was dismissed as manager and Lloyd McClendon was brought in. Seattle also signed second baseman Robinson Cano away from the New York Yankees to the richest contract in team history at 10 years and $240 million.
Cano, who hit .429 with 13 RBI in 17 games during spring training, went 2- for-4 with a run scored in his Mariners debut.
Felix Hernandez (1-0) struck out 11 and allowed three runs -- two earned -- on four hits and a walk over six innings for Seattle.
"I felt my pitches were way better after the first couple of innings," Hernandez said.
Mike Trout belted a two-run shot for the Angels, who were 78-84 in 2013.
Hitting coach Don Baylor broke his right leg while catching Vladimir Guerrero's ceremonial first pitch. The former Colorado Rockies and Chicago Cubs manager will have surgery on his femur Tuesday.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Don," Halos manager Mike Scioscia said. "I've never seen anything like that."
Jered Weaver (0-1) fanned six and surrendered four runs -- three earned -- on six hits and three walks to garner the loss.
The Angels led 3-2 before the Mariners plated a pair in the seventh to go in front.
Dustin Ackley hit a one-out single and came home on Mike Zunino's triple to tie the game. Fernando Salas then replaced Weaver on the mound and Abraham Almonte ripped a double into left-center to bring home Zunino and give the M's a 4-3 edge.
Seattle's six-run ninth added insurance. Smoak cracked a three-run homer to right and Ackley hit a three-run triple to make it 10-3.
Earlier, Trout's two-run shot to left staked the Halos to a 2-0 first-inning lead.
Michael Saunders' sacrifice fly in the second got Seattle on the board, but LA got the run back in the third on Albert Pujols' RBI double.
Kyle Seager's run-scoring double in the sixth cut the Seattle deficit to a run.
Game Notes
Seattle finished 4-for-9 with runners in scoring position, while the Halos were 0-for-5 with RISP.


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Mergers and acquisitions are on the rise as the architecture industry consolidates to weather a tough economy. Yet there's another way to work together without formally tying the knot: a strategic alliance, one in which no money changes hands and firms maintain their identity and independence. The recently announced alliance between Los Angeles's Co Architects and New York's FXFowle is an example. And in July 2010, a similar deal was struck between Lehrer Architects, a boutique design studio in L.A., and Westlake Reed Leskosky, a larger multioffice, national firm based in Cleveland. With over a year's perspective, Michael B. Lehrer, FAIA, 58, president at Lehrer Architects and partner of the alliance's legal entity, LA WRL Design LLP, speaks to the advantages—and distinct challenges—of building an alliance.
Call a friend.
If you want to form a strategic alliance, it's important to have a relationship with another person that's based on trust. It doesn't need to be a decades-long relationship, but it has to be one that is built on a foundation of mutual admiration and respect. "I knew Paul [Westlake, FAIA, managing principal at Westlake Reed Leskosky] since our days together at Harvard GSD [Graduate School of Design] more than 30 years ago," Lehrer says. "We had always wanted to work together in some way, but a chance meeting in 2007 brought us together again and we started thinking about what we could do."
Look for a good fit.
"You have to share affinities and also have complementary expertise," Lehrer says. "We are a small, design-driven practice with 16 people, with a strong design culture. We are local and know L.A. I'm not a corporate person. WRL is a national, multidisciplinary firm with a staff of 150, including engineers and performing-arts specialists. Paul understands business and the business of clients, and he sees opportunities in ways that I don't. It seemed the perfect thing to do, to bring together our local expertise and familiarity and their arts-and-culture experiences."
Make money.
The partnership was forged against the background of the recession, Lehrer recalls. "Our main occupation during this period was to survive, and it forced us to think more creatively," he says. "Since we both already had a robust body of work in our respective practices, we wanted to leverage that to generate new business and increase revenue. This relationship is about surviving this period and thriving in the next."
Lawyer up.
Lehrer Architects and Westlake Reed Leskosky decided to form a new entity with its own legal status and identity in order to formalize the alliance without any money changing hands. "This gives us more credibility with clients. It says we are more than a joint venture or a one-off. It was psychological," Lehrer says. "We felt that to be taken seriously we needed a more serious legal setup. It solidified our new, more-complex, and richer identity without giving up our other identities."
Stay independent.
An alliance means that allied firms are not merged: Each maintains its autonomy, offices, and name. Yet the new entity also enables an alliance to talk about collective work and to pitch, pursue, produce, and deliver projects on the basis of combined strengths. One firm has access to another firm's expertise and multiple perspectives—whether it's a situation that leads to a job or not. "You are on the same team," Lehrer says.
Prepare for bumps.
Everyone talks about the benefits of an integrated practice and transdisciplinary design, but it is very hard to pull off, Lehrer says. So even if the romance is there, be ready for tensions and cultural differences. There is a reason you have the unique practice you do. An alliance is bound to lead to tensions, so embrace them.
Go the distance.
The setup between Lehrer Architects and Westlake Reed Leskosky is conventional. "We go their office and they come to ours," Lehrer says. "I call or text Paul if I hear about something interesting, and so does he." Thanks to technology, whether the partners are in the same building or in different cities, their ability to communicate is constant, simultaneous, and seamless. Still, like any other relationship, it is a work in progress—and honesty is key. A job might come along that's a better fit for one of the individual firms. "One has to be clearheaded and honest with oneself, because if you feel resentment, it is not going to work," he says.
Take it higher.
"Both of us have the practices of our dreams and we didn't want to give that up," Lehrer says. "We think the alliance will take us to a whole new level. And if it doesn't, an alliance means it is not the end of the world, financially speaking. Perhaps it will change into another kind of relationship. That might be a natural evolution, but who knows."


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Gahr High held an 11-1 lead over Esperanza after five innings of their National Classic baseball game at El Dorado High on Thursday. But the Aztecs (5-9) scored twice in the sixth and eight times in the seventh to send the game into extra innings.
That's when it got really exciting as Gahr's Kevin Franklin hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the eighth to give the Gladiators a 12-11 victory.
It was Franklin's second home run of the game. He also doubled twice and finished 4-for-4 with four RBIs. David Balboa and Jaime Estrada also had two doubles apiece for Gahr (10-5).
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Harold Calubid shot 72 and Hunter Epson had a 75 to lead Wilson to a two-shot victory over Stevenson School at the Champions' Invitational in Indio. Thirty-eight of the top golf schools from four states and Canada competed.
The Bruins trailed Stevenson by nine strokes to begin the final day of the three-day event. They ended up winning by a total count of 890-892.
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Sophomore Sebastian Frutos pitched eight innings of shutout ball to lead host Cerritos College to a 7-0 South Coast Conference victory over Pasadena City College. He gave up six hits, walked just one and struck out five in raising his record to 5-1.
A four-run third inning was all Cerritos (10-16, 5-6) needed. It was highlighted by a two-run triple by Hayden Stevens, who had two triples on the day to tie a school record set by Ron Ewart (1985) and Ron Salcedo (1980).
Five Falcons, including Stevens, had two hits apiece. The teams play again Saturday at noon at Cerritos.
In other action: Long Beach City College is now 16-10 overall, 7-4 in the SCC after a 5-0 victory at L.A. Harbor College.
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Nicole Garcia had two hits for visiting ECC Compton Center (3-23, 1-15) and Katelynn Meredith drove in its only run in a 9-1 South Coast Conference setback at the hand of Pasadena City College.
PCC (14-19, 6-1) scored four times in the bottom of the fifth to end the game on mercy rule.
In other action: Mt. SAC remained undefeated in the SCC with a 6-4 victory over visiting Cerritos College. The Mounties are now 26-3 overall, 16-0 in conference.
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The 2014 UCSF School of Dentistry Magazine has been published, and is available here: dentistry.ucsf.edu/magazine
Included in this edition:
- Featherstone Renewed as Dean for Five Years
- UCSF Dentistry Joins All UCSF Schools Leading NIH Funding
- Chancellor's Scholar and Dean's Scholarship for Opportunity
- Give Kids a Smile Day 2014
- Connecting Education with Commitment to Community. Sean Mong and Biana Roykh bring a mix of clinical experience and fresh perspective to their new role as directors of the UCSF Dental Center Predoctoral Clinic.
- Precision Dentistry Brings Exciting New Options for Dentists and Oral Health Researchers. Precision dentistry offers dentists and oral health researchers an expanded role in the health care system.
- UCSF Launches Center for Children's Oral Health Research. New cross-campus clinical and translational research initiative to focus on improving children's oral health and on better understanding the relationships between oral health and the rest of the body.
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- MARK DELLINGES – On teaching (and learning how to teach better)
- SARAH KNOX – Investigating the salivary gland
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo softball team (3-3) dropped a pair in doubleheader action at the Eckerd College Spring Invitational, Sunday afternoon from the Eddie C. Moore Complex. The Lions fell in the early contest, 5-3, to Flagler, before losing a close one to West Florida, 3-1.
McKenzie Burns led the Lions with four hits, a Stolen Base, a RBI, and a run scored, while Adriana Sanders finished with a hit and a Stolen Base. McKenzie Burns, Adriana Sanders, Cassie Boggs, and Angela Kafalas each had RBI's on the day.
Flagler started the first game with two runs in the top of the first and the Lions were able to bounce back when McKenzie Burns crossed the plate when Cassie Boggs hit into a fielder's choice getting the RBI. The Lions were kept off the scoreboard until the fifth and sixth when an RBI single by Sanders scored Torrie Weindorf and Angela Kafalas collected a RBI by scoring Tiffany Thompson off the fielder's choice. Unfortunately, three runs by Flagler, including a two-run home run by Bessent in the second gave Flagler enough runs for the victory.
Sarah Steiner took the loss for the Lions.
Game two looked promising at the start as the Lions jumped out to a 1-0 lead as Burns drew a bases loaded walk to score Chelsey Steedley. The lead was short lived as West Florida registered three runs over the third and fourth inning off six hits. The Lions were kept off the scoreboard the rest of the game to finish 3-1.
Alana Tabel took the loss for the Lions as she fell to 2-2 on the season.
The Lions will return to action tomorrow, Feb 8th, when they face Armstrong in the last game of the Eckerd College Spring Invitational. The game will begin at 12:30 p.m.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo softball team, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.


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The Bucci family's 300 years in viniculture are an impressive heritage, which Ampelio Bucci brilliantly administers. Ampelio himself is a man of multiple talents, whose marketing expertise and in-depth knowledge of the Italian cultural and economic scenario are so impressive.
The Buccis have owned this magnificent 990-acre property since the early 1800s. In the course of the past two decades, Ampelio and star oenologist Giorgio Grai have reversed Italian tradition, producing whites characterized by superb structure and cellar life, and an easily approached, supple and readily enjoyable red.
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Cetylated Fatty Acids
Principal Proposed Uses
Other Proposed Uses
In 2004, a special mixture of fats called cetylated fatty acids began to be widely marketed as a treatment for osteoarthritis. Although the claims associated with this product appear to exceed what has actually been proven, it is fair to say that cetylated fatty acids have shown definite promise in preliminary trials.
There is no dietary requirement for cetylated fatty acids.
Therapeutic Dosages
Cetylated fatty acids are used both orally and as a topical cream.
A typical oral dose of cetylated fatty acids is 1,000 to 2,000 mg daily. Cetylated fatty acid creams are applied two to four times daily to the affected area.
Therapeutic Uses
Three double-blind, placebo-controlled studies have found cetylated fatty acids helpful for osteoarthritis . Two involved a topical product, and one used an oral formulation.
In one of the studies using that used a cream preparation, 40 people with osteoarthritis of the knee applied either cetylated fatty acids or placebo to the affected joint. 1 The results over 30 days showed greater improvements in range of motion and functional ability among people using the real cream than those using the placebo cream.
In another 30-day study, also enrolling 40 people with knee arthritis, use of cetylated fatty acid cream improved postural stability, presumably due to decreased pain levels. 2
In addition, a 68-day, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 64 people with knee arthritis tested an oral cetylated fatty acid supplement (the supplement also contained lesser amounts of lecithin and fish oil .) 3 Participants in the treatment group experienced improvements in swelling, mobility, and pain level as compared to those in the placebo group. Inexplicably, the study report does not discuss whether or not side effects occurred.
While this is a promising body of research, it is far from definitive. Current advertising claims for cetylated fatty acids go far beyond the existing evidence. For example, a number of websites claim that cetylated fatty acids are more effective than glucosamine or chondroitin . However, no comparison studies have been performed upon which such a claim could be rationally based.
It's not known how cetylated fatty acids might help osteoarthritis. Proponents cite the known benefits of fish oil for rheumatoid arthritis , but since the fatty acids in fish oil are rather different from those in cetylated fatty acids, and the origin of rheumatoid arthritis is quite unlike that of osteoarthritis, there is little relevance to these observations. Proponents also make multiple specific claims, including that cetylated fatty acids reduce inflammation, protect cartilage from damage, lubricate cell membranes, and increase fluid in joints. However, none of these explanations have more than speculative scientific support. At present, if in fact cetylated fatty acids help osteoarthritis, we do not know how they might do so.
Cetylated fatty acid creams have also been proposed for treatment of psoriasis . 4
Safety Issues
Cetylated fatty acids appear to have a low level of toxicity, according to safety studies conducted by the primary manufacturer. 5-7 However, maximum safe doses in young children, pregnant or nursing women, or people with severe liver or kidney disease have not been established.
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So i've snapped the radial collateral ligament in my thumb.
I received the injury 8 weeks ago by blocking a kick with the thumb. FFS!
Managed to fight 4 weeks ago and won but it caused me plenty of issues while preparing for the fight, thus, after the fight i went to the doc to get it looked at. Im having the op in a week or two using private medical so have a bit more flexibility in my choices.
Having the op is not a problem, nor the recovery time, just having the cast on for 6 weeks. I'm obviously not planning to strike with the injured hand while in the cast but i still want to be able to jog and sweat without soaking the cast, what options do i have?
The thumb has to be totally immobile during the recovery phase so that i don't re-snap the ligament or loosen the repair.
As im going private can i request the cast is changed every week so that it doesn't smell? What other options do i have?
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Hoping to add electric vehicle charging stations in town, Manhattan Beach officials this week asked staff members to determine how many and where they should be located.
The City Council this week also encouraged the staff to pursue a grant that would provide seven stations in the underground Civic Center parking garage.
The city still has seven outlets available for charging stations in that location, left over from its one-year lease of electric Mini Coopers in 2010. BMW provided charging stations with the cars but removed the stations after the one-year pilot.
Neighboring Hermosa Beach is in its first year of providing free public charging stations on Pier Avenue and in the City Hall parking lot. After the two-year pilot, which ends in May 2014, motorists will pay a $1 per hour fee, according to staff.
Santa Monica provides 20 free charging stations throughout the city, and EVs are allowed priority parking in any metered space in the city without charge.
Manhattan Beach City Councilwoman Amy Howorth said local government has a role to play - incentivizing people to buy electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce dependence on petroleum.
"Our goal is to provide reasons for people to do that," she said. "Free parking is one."
City staff members estimate that, on average, the lost revenue to the city at each charging station is $1 per hour if the stations are installed in a space that now contains a parking meter. The cost of power is estimated at 40 cents per hour, and the maintenance cost is estimated at 30 cents per hour.
The total cost per station ranges from $1,750 to $16,000 depending on the site and system selected, said Sona Kalapura, environmental programs manager.
There are several grants available for EV stations, or the city could cover the cost with user fees, the general fund or parking fund, Kalapura said.
One resident has offered to donate a station if it is available to the public, she said.
"The EVs are coming, no question about it. Is there a need to get a revenue stream from them in the beginning? That's a decision you need to make," said Len Fein, business operations manager for Clipper Creek, which made the stations used in Santa Monica and the ones used by the city for the Mini Cooper lease. "To get people to buy them ... they don't need obstacles in their way."
A couple of residents, including environmentalist Lillian Light, said installing the stations would give the city and its businesses a revenue boost.
"While they're waiting for their car to be charged, visitors will likely shop here and eat at our restaurants," Light said.
Although the staff has focused its research on short-term charging stations - targeted to those who would charge their cars while they are at lunch or running an errand - Councilman Nick Tell noted the benefits of a long-term station.
An EV purchase would be difficult for those living in multifamily units, he said, because they would have no place to charge it; most apartment complexes do not provide or allow residents to put in charging stations.
"The county lots that are closed at night could be an opportunity for allowing people to charge overnight," he said. "That's a real incentive. I guarantee we'll have more EVs in town. Now all of a sudden you have a parking spot you didn't have before."
Tell also suggested as another incentive allowing EVs to use 24-minute metered spots in town beyond the time limit.
The council directed the staff to further research potential usage, grant funding and other sites in town besides the City Hall parking lot. Potential locations include Manhattan Avenue, 13th Street by Metlox Plaza, Parking Lot 8 downtown, the Rosecrans parking structure and the Creative Arts Center.
The council gave staff members the go-ahead to apply for the Reconnect CA grant, offered in partnership with Clipper Creek, which would provide stations in the Civic Center lot.
"We need to get going on this," Mayor Wayne Powell said. "The cost is minimal for City Hall, and the infrastructure is there."
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I have the same problem. Are there any updates/fixes?
Looks like the freeradius-wpe install is broken (tested on the Vmware image).
Running either via gnome menu or command line gives the following error:
rlm_eap: No such sub-type for default EAP type peap
/usr/local/etc/raddb/eap.conf[1]: Instantiation failed for module "eap"
/usr/local/etc/raddb/sites-enabled/inner-tunnel[223]: Failed to find module "eap".
/usr/local/etc/raddb/sites-enabled/inner-tunnel[176]: Errors parsing authenticate section.
I have the same problem. Are there any updates/fixes?
Download, configure, make, make install openssl OR locate the include & lib folder of openssl in bt5
Download, patch, configure with the openssl include & lib folder, make, make install freeradius 2.0.2/2.1.7
The problem is freeradius cant locate the openssl include & lib, so it is not installed with openssl.
Fix for freeradius is already released
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Thanks! Can you give a little bit more in-depth explanation how to do this? From what i remember, one had to download freeradius then patch it with WPE. However, i remember a freeradius-wpe tarball somewhere in one of the BT directories. maybe somewhere in /pentest? Is that what i should use?
The code below are not tested
Installing OpenSSL
Installing freeradius with WPE patchCode:wget http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-1.0.0d.tar.gz tar -xvf openssl-1.0.0d.tar.gz cd openssl-1.0.0d ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openssl make make install
Generate certificatesCode:wget ftp://ftp.freeradius.org/pub/freeradius/old/freeradius-server-2.1.7.tar.gz tar -xvf freeradius-server-2.1.7.tar.gz wget http://www.willhackforsushi.com/code/freeradius-wpe/freeradius-wpe-2.1.7.patch cd freeradius-server-2.1.7 patch -p1 < ../freeradius-wpe-2.1.7.patch ./configure --with-openssl-includes=/usr/local/openssl/include --with-openssl-libraries=/usr/local/openssl/lib make make install
Code:cd freeradius-server-2.1.7/raddb/certs ./bootstrap sudo cp -r * /usr/local/etc/raddb/certs
Thanks for posting the link to the fix! Works great!
Just installed BT5 R1, and now freeradius-wpe returns "Segmentation Fault" when run. This is after applying the fix (install libssl-dev, run ./configure && make && install)
Could the updated kernel have anything to do with this? Is there anyway around it?
I am having the same Segfault issue as BlackOp after installing the fix on BT5r1. If anyone has any ideas on how to rectify this it would be appreciated.
I can confirm! On backtrack 5 R1 (gnome 32 bits vm version and on a kde 32 bits installation) . Segmentation fault occur in a fresh and up todate install of freeradius-wpe...
If anyone knows the solution I'm interested ...


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In these parts, the bottom line is tainted ground water.
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November 22, 2007 at 09:14:50 Nov 22, 2007 @ 09:14
Adelman really wasn't joking when he said Francis wasn't going to be in his rotation...
i think he will make more of a difference then Cook and Evans did
and yes, Bynun has always been a beast, only difference now? ......... MINUTES!
there is a bigger difference than just minutes, bynum improved as an all around player. most people can't really tell just by watching him play but they judge him by his stats, the people that know the fundamentals of being a center you can tell bynum is improving rapidly, just give it time.
how bout Lebron James. damn he's a beast. best player in the league right now
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Lebron beat the Celtics by his self.
I cant say hes the best right now. Dwight Howard?
I cant say hes the best right now. Dwight Howard?
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Yes but is he the hottest player right now? No
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Is this rhetorical? The answer is fuck yes.
Kobe can never be the best player since he isn't a team player. LeBron got his team to the finals which is fucking crazy. Oh and the NO Hornets are the most underrated team right now. They are going to the playoffs.
If Chris Paul and Peja Stojakavic stay healthy for at least 70+ games individually, I'd say the Hornets are an automatic pencil-in for the playoffs. And for dude above me, when it comes to raw scoring and athleticism, yes, Baron Davis tops all other PG's. But when it comes to actually being a point guard, it's still Jason Kidd, being just a little better than Steve Nash, narrowly because he can deliver triple doubles on a daily basis without showing fatigue. That's one hell of a point guard.
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Last nights game:
Dwight Howard
39 points and like 16 rebounds
Tell me there is somebody hotter in the NBA right now. His performance has made his team, a once shitty team, a contender again. Horrible was an understatement for them. Him and Rashard Lewis have revived that team, but moreso, Dwight. I agree that yes Lebron has done the same for the Cavs, and I would easily say that last year he WAS the best player for single handedly taking the cavs to the finals. But its a new season, and the hottest player at the moment is Howard. I think that Kobe is the best overall, and LeBron a close second. But in terms of best RIGHT NOW. Howard
I could also put up Lebrons stats (and he's actually averegining more than Howard), and not do this on a game by game basis. And, I can make a 6 paragraph long disertation why Lebron is the hotest player in the game right now. But, what's the point? What are we basing this on? The defenition of "hot" is neither scientific, nor based on anything tangible. If we where talking stats, Lebron wins. But obviously that doesnt fit in with your definition of "hot" If we're talking about impact and leadership on thier respective teams again it could go either way. And even by your own admission he's doing waht Lebron does every single night...and what he's done last year. But, since "hot" is obviously completely subjective here...I wont take it any further.
Midway fourth quarter, the Garden was practically empty. The game was over by then. Then again, it was over before it started.
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Children's Mercy said 42% of its patients last year and 62% of its employees were obese or overweight. Hospital officials acknowledged that banning soft drinks alone won't cure the problem, but said it's a start, since a child who drinks one can of soda a day consumes an extra 90,000 calories a year.


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(Cleveland) – Ariel Castro could be in court as early as Friday morning in connection with a plea bargain said to have been offered by Cuyahoga County prosecutors.
A prosecutor spokesperson contacted by WTAM 1100 would not confirm or deny the reports, but various media, including WKYC-TV, are reporting that prosecutors offered a plea deal to Castro on Thursday, and that Castro could enter a plea as early as Friday.
The suspected kidnapper and rapist of Gina De Jesus, Michelle Knight and Amanda Berry has been indicted on 977 counts. The counts also include aggravated murder, for causing the death of an unborn baby being carried by one of the three women. The prosecutor's office was still in the process of deciding whether to go after the death penalty against Castro in connection with the counts of aggravated murder.
Castro is accused of holding the women captive at his house on Seymour Avenue for an entire decade. Berry, De Jesus and Knight have all since kept a low profile since being rescued in May, coming forward only a few weeks ago to speak on a video produced by a local PR firm on their behalf.
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