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But those risks paid off when he won a career-making role on Showtime's critical darling, "Weeds" (2005- ), as a grieving teenager who is forced to abandon his insecurities and man-up after his father passes away. Parrish honed his natural comedic talents in films like "RV" (2006) as a geeky teenager on summer vacation and in "17 Again" (2009), where he played a high school bully. He also drew critical reviews for his portrayal of the only …
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Connor Timothy Corrigan PHIPPEN, Appellant (Defendant), v. The STATE of Wyoming, Appellee (Plaintiff).
No. S–12–0157.
-- March 13, 2013
Representing Appellant: Christopher M. Wages of Goddard, Wages & Vogel, Buffalo, WY.Representing Appellee: Gregory A. Phillips, Wyoming Attorney General; David L. Delicath, Deputy Attorney General; Theodore R. Racines, Senior Assistant Attorney General; Paul S. Rehurek, Senior Assistant Attorney General, and Christyne Marie Martens, Assistant Attorney General. Argument by Ms. Martens.
[¶ 1] After conditionally pleading guilty to possession with intent to deliver marijuana, Connor Timothy Corrigan Phippen challenges the district court's denial of his motion to suppress evidence discovered during a search of his vehicle. He contends that the drug dog sniff was inconclusive and that the subsequent search of his vehicle was illegal. We affirm, based upon our conclusion that the totality of the circumstances was sufficient to find probable cause.
[¶ 2] Phippen presents one issue:
Whether or not the warrantless search of Mr. Phippen's vehicle violated Article I, Section 4 of the Wyoming Constitution because it was unreasonable under the circumstances and was not supported by probable cause.
[¶ 3] In March of 2011, a staff member from the Hampton Inn in Buffalo, Wyoming, reported to the Buffalo Police Department the smell of marijuana emanating from a hotel room. Three officers responded to the report. One of them, Sergeant Dan Fraley, spoke with hotel staff that identified a man checking out at the front desk and a woman seated in the lobby as the alleged pot smokers. Sergeant Fraley approached the man, identified himself, and informed the man of the allegation. Connor Phippen and Dana Rose both admitted that the allegation was true, and Rose added that Phippen gave her the marijuana and that Phippen brought the drug into their hotel room where they both smoked the marijuana.
[¶ 4] Phippen and Rose told officers they had driven from Denver to Buffalo in a pickup truck, which was parked outside the Hampton Inn. When Sergeant Fraley asked for permission to search the truck, Phippen told him a dog could walk around the truck. Sergeant Fraley radioed his colleague, Lieutenant Andy Tkach, a canine officer who was already in the parking lot with his dog Buddy. Lieutenant Tkach had gone to the Hampton Inn after hearing on his radio that Sergeant Fraley was dispatched there for a complaint involving marijuana. He parked in the parking lot and after learning that the suspects' truck had Minnesota license plates, he identified the only pickup with Minnesota plates and had Buddy walk around the vehicle. Buddy alerted that marijuana was inside the vehicle. However, he did not give his final "sit" which tells his handler that he has pinpointed the source of the odor. His alert, however, told Lieutenant Tkach that the odor of illegal drugs was coming from the pickup.
[¶ 5] After Buddy had alerted, Lieutenant Tkach asked Phippen for permission to search the truck, and Phippen responded the same way he had to Sergeant Fraley—that the dog could walk around the vehicle. Although Phippen did not know Buddy had already alerted to the vehicle, Phippen also told Lieutenant Tkach that he could search the vehicle if the dog hit on it. At that point, the officers placed Phippen under arrest. On his person at the time of arrest, Phippen was carrying candy and juice both containing THC, as well as over $4,000.00 in cash, most of which was comprised of $100 dollar bills and $50 dollar bills.
[¶ 6] After the arrest, Sergeant Fraley began an inventory of the vehicle, during which a grocery bag was found containing items Sergeant Fraley suspected to be illegal drugs. Upon that discovery, Sergeant Fraley stopped the inventory and instructed another officer to apply for a search warrant, which was acquired. Indeed, as suspected the grocery bag contained marijuana. Officers also found a duffle bag with approximately six pounds of marijuana.
[¶ 7] The Johnson County prosecutor charged Phippen with two felonies: possession with intent to deliver marijuana, in violation of Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 35–7–1031(a)(ii) and conspiracy to deliver marijuana, in violation of Wyo. Stat. Ann. §§ 35–7–1031(a)(ii) and 35–7–1042. The second charge was dismissed at the preliminary hearing, but arraignment proceeded on the first charge, to which Phippen pled not guilty.
[¶ 8] As to the first charge, Phippen filed a motion to suppress, alleging the search of his vehicle was unlawful under both the federal and state constitutions. A hearing was held on September 12, 2011. Although Phippen tried to additionally challenge the legality of his arrest, the State objected and the district court limited the hearing to the legality of the search of Phippen's truck. The district court sustained the search, reasoning that the automobile exception justified the search of Phippen's pickup. Applying a totality of the circumstances analysis, which included the report of marijuana usage, that Phippen and Rose both admitted to smoking marijuana, that the truck belonged to Phippen, and that the drug dog alerted, the court concluded that there was probable cause to search the truck and denied Phippen's motion. The court made no further ruling and did not consider incriminating items and contraband on Phippen's person when arrested, as they were outside the scope of the hearing.
[¶ 9] Phippen filed a second motion to suppress specifically challenging the legality of his arrest. However, a plea agreement was reached subsequent to the motion but before a hearing. In the agreement, Phippen agreed to enter a guilty plea conditioned upon his right to appeal the district court's first suppression ruling from September 12, 2011. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of three to five years, suspended in favor of a split sentence of 45 days in jail followed by three years of probation. The plea agreement filed on October 7, 2011, did not specifically set forth a dispositive issue for appeal, and Phippen's second suppression motion remained unaddressed by the court.
[¶ 10] After a status conference prompted a setting for the second suppression motion, a hearing was held January 17, 2012. The parties relied on transcripts from the first hearing and no additional evidence was offered. The district court determined that Phippen's arrest was unlawful. After resolving the issue of the arrest, defense counsel then stated, "․ as far as the conditional plea, I think that now we are in a position if the dog search fails, the whole thing is suppressed and its dispositive. If the dog search is upheld, then we lose." The court clarified that the totality of the circumstances, in addition to the dog's alert, needed to be considered. The court then accepted Phippen's conditional plea, accepted the plea agreement, and sentenced Phippen according to the plea agreement. The court's order stated that the specific issue preserved for appeal was "whether or not the search of [Phippin's] truck was lawful based on the totality of the circumstances prior to [Phippin's] arrest." This appeal followed.
[¶ 11] When reviewing a trial court's ruling on a motion to suppress,
[W]e do not interfere with the trial court's findings of fact unless the findings are clearly erroneous. We view the evidence in the light most favorable to the trial court's determination because the trial court has an opportunity at the evidentiary hearing to assess the credibility of the witnesses, weigh the evidence, and make the necessary inferences, deductions, and conclusions. The constitutionality of a particular search is a question of law that we review de novo.
Wallace v. State, 2009 WY 144, ¶ 8, 221 P.3d 967, 969 (Wyo.2009).
[¶ 12] Phippen states his issue on appeal as whether or not the warrantless search of his vehicle violated the Wyoming Constitution because it was unreasonable under the circumstances and was not supported by probable cause. However, we view this appeal somewhat differently, for two reasons. First, the specific issue preserved in the district court's order after Phippen's conditional plea following the suppression hearing is "whether or not the search of [Phippen's] truck was lawful based on the totality of circumstances prior to [Phippen's] arrest." "A conditional plea of guilty does not provide carte blanche permission for [Phippen] to present any and all arguments on appeal." Miller v. State, 2009 WY 125, ¶ 32, 217 P.3d 793, 803 (Wyo.2009). Only the arguments clearly presented before the district court may be raised on appeal. Id. Second, as pointed out by the State and according to our review of the record, Phippen did not adequately raise the Wyoming Constitutional issue separately when presenting his motion to suppress to the district court. Furthermore, he failed to present cogent legal analysis to this Court regarding the same. An appellant does not preserve a Wyoming constitutional argument for appeal by merely citing to the Wyoming Constitution in his motion to suppress without independent supporting analysis of why or how that constitution provides different or more extensive protections. Flood v. State, 2007 WY 167, ¶ 12, 169 P.3d 538, 543 (Wyo.2007). Although Phippen devotes a portion of his brief to the matter of "Article I, Section 4 provides greater protection than the Federal Constitution," he neglects to articulate exactly how the Wyoming Constitution provides greater protection.
[¶ 13] With the foregoing in mind, we proceed to analyze this case under the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution. Under the Fourth Amendment, warrantless searches and seizures are unreasonable absent a recognized exception to the warrant requirement. Tucker v. State, 2009 WY 107, ¶ 22, 214 P.3d 236, 243 (Wyo.2009). Like most jurisdictions, Wyoming has recognized several exceptions to the warrant requirement, including the automobile exception. McKenney v. State, 2007 WY 129, ¶ 12, 165 P.3d 96, 99 (Wyo.2007). That exception states that an automobile may be searched without a warrant when there is probable cause to believe it contains contraband or evidence of a crime. Id. Probable cause to search an automobile "is established if, under the totality of the circumstances, there is a fair probability that the car contains contraband or evidence of a crime." Id. at ¶ 8, 165 P.3d 98. Those circumstances supporting a finding of probable cause need not provide proof of guilt or even prima facie evidence of guilt. Tucker v. State, 2009 WY 107, ¶ 22, 214 P.3d 236, 243 (Wyo.2009). The totality of circumstances that qualify for analysis in a particular case are those circumstances collectively known to law enforcement cooperating in the particular criminal investigation. Rohda v. State, 2006 WY 120, ¶ 19, 142 P.3d 1155, 1165–66 (Wyo.2006).
[¶ 14] A very recent United States Supreme Court decision, Florida v. Harris, 568 U.S. ––––, (2013), expounds upon the benefits of a totality of the circumstances approach within the context of probable cause, and states:
The test for probable cause is not reducible to "precise definition or quantification." Maryland v. Pringle, 540 U.S. 366, 371, 124 S.Ct. 795, 157 L.Ed.2d 769 (2003). "Finely tuned standards such as proof beyond a reasonable doubt or by a preponderance of the evidence ․ have no place in the [probable-cause] decision." Gates, 462 U.S., at 235. All we have required is the kind of "fair probability" on which "reasonable and prudent [people,] not legal technicians, act." Id., at 238, 231 (internal quotation marks omitted).
In evaluating whether the State has met this practical and common-sensical standard, we have consistently looked to the totality of the circumstances. See, e.g., Pringle, 540 U.S., at 371; Gates, 462 U.S., at 232; Brinegar v. United States, 338 U.S. 160, 176, 69 S.Ct. 1302, 93 L.Ed. 1879 (1949). We have rejected rigid rules, bright-line tests, and mechanistic inquiries in favor of a more flexible, all-things-considered approach. In Gates, for example, we abandoned our old test for assessing the reliability of informants' tips because it had devolved into a "complex superstructure of evidentiary and analytical rules," any one of which, if not complied with, would derail a finding of probable cause. 462 U.S., at 235. We lamented the development of a list of "inflexible, independent requirements applicable in every case." Id. at 230, n. 6. Probable cause, we emphasized, is "a fluid concept—turning on the assessment of probabilities in particular factual contexts—not readily, or even usefully, reduced to a neat set of legal rules." Id., at 232.
[¶ 15] In keeping with Harris, and in applying our oft-repeated standard, this Court has held that the odor of contraband, standing alone, can supply probable cause. McKenney, ¶¶ 9–10, 165 P.3d 98. Furthermore, a dog sniff is not a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment, and an alert by a reliable drug dog specifically trained to detect the odor of contraband constitutes probable cause to search an automobile without a warrant. In this case, however, the district court considered other facts to make its determination based upon the totality of the circumstances, an approach we find to be sound and based upon the sum of this case's parts.
[¶ 16] Here, Buddy, a trained and reliable drug dog, alerted to Phippen's truck that was parked in the Hampton Inn's parking lot. Testimony elicited at the suppression hearing showed that Buddy alerted through several behaviors that indicated he detected the odor of illegal substances. Buddy changed his breathing, he changed his "gear set" and body posture, and he altered the speed of his search, and bracketed the odor by going back and forth between the tail gate of the pickup to the front door seam. Buddy was trained to alert to drug odor through these behaviors, and to pinpoint the source of the odor by sitting down, explained Officer Tkach. However, although Officer Tkach concluded that Buddy officially alerted, the officer noted that Buddy never gave his final sit indication. Even so, the officer in charge of Buddy believed, as a result of the alert by Buddy, that he had probable cause to search the truck. Furthermore, the officer in charge of Buddy had been a canine officer for eighteen of his total thirty-five years as a police officer. The district court was faced with conflicting testimony from Officer Fraley who, by comparison, had no training regarding drug dogs. In the end, the court made a specific finding that Buddy alerted to Phippen's truck, thereby resolving the conflicting testimony. Despite the absence of a specific finding as to Buddy's training and reliability as a drug dog, our review of the record indicates more than enough testimony showing Buddy's abilities as a certified drug dog. Lieutenant Tkach testified that he and Buddy worked together for over 11 years, including over 600 hours of post-certification training and hundreds more hours of informal training. Buddy was certified by the National Police Canine Association to detect marijuana specifically. Although Buddy had made false alerts, it happened a total of less than five percent of the time.
[¶ 17] Buddy's training as a drug dog is notable and extensive. However, Buddy's alert may or may not have been enough to provide probable cause for the search of Phippen's truck. We need not make that determination because, although the district court concluded that Buddy made an "alert of some sort," the search of the pickup was affirmed because of the totality of the circumstances. Additional facts beyond the dog search were used by the district court to determine that probable cause existed. These facts included that the Hampton Inn staff reported the smell of marijuana in Phippen's room, and that both Phippen and Rose admitted to using marijuana in their room. Also, Rose openly told law enforcement that Phippen supplied her with the marijuana and that he brought it to their hotel room. From the totality of these circumstances, we conclude that an officer of reasonable prudence would have been warranted in the belief that controlled substances would be found in Phippen's vehicle.
[¶ 18] Having concluded that the search of Phippen's truck was lawful based upon the totality of circumstances prior to his arrest, we affirm the district court's denial of the Motion to Suppress.
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A West Allegheny School teacher and coach faces six felony counts of institutional sexual assault and a charge of furnishing alcohol to a minor for what police say are a series of sexual trysts he had with a student.
The district suspended William Morosetti, 28, on Thursday, according to spokeswoman Karen Ruhl. The district would not comment further "given that this issue is a personnel matter," Ruhl said.
Allegheny County police accuse Morosetti, an assistant wrestling coach, of having sex in April, May and June with a female student who graduated from West Allegheny in 2012.
Superintendent John DiSanti received an anonymous letter from "a concerned parent" about the trysts, which he forwarded to North Fayette police.
Police interviewed the former student on Monday.
She visited Morosetti's Coraopolis home at least 15 times, according to court documents detailing the charges against him. They last had sex in June, the documents stated.
The two often drank beer and vodka and once skipped school the same day after a night of excessive drinking, the documents stated. She told police she deliberately took a class needed to graduate from Morosetti because "she knew he would pass her even if she did not attend."
Morosetti told her that he would date her after graduation, but he could not be seen in public with her for another two years "because it would not be socially acceptable."
The woman told police she broke up with Morosetti in June.
The court document quoted her as telling police: "I told him I was going to have a baby with my boyfriend. He said that would get him in trouble because people would think it was his."
Police arrested Morosetti at 2:45 a.m. Thursday. He was arraigned and released later in the day. Attempts to reach him for comment were not successful.
Morosetti's preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday before District Judge Carla Swearingen.
Rick Wills is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7944 or email@example.com.
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
It All Hinges
--Ludwig Borne
These last three years have seen a lot of change in my life. Not in large, substantial ways like losing a job, moving, or some other proverbial boulder-in-the-pond. Change has come in small things. I often like to say that a large door swings on a small hinge. It is the collection of small hinges that have brought about large changes.
My last several posts have kind of been downers. It's not an intentional thing—other than an intent to keep myself honest in this space. But today, I'd like to think this post is a happier one. I feel like a "happier one."
I've tried to govern my life by a strict sense of rightness. Be kind. Consider another person's feelings. Say good things. Be polite. Use good manners. Keep a tight rein on anger. Go away to cool off. Think it through. Speak diplomatically. And so on. Am I perfect in those things? I'd laugh but you can't hear it through the internet. Many times, I've done the opposite of those things. But when I do, I try to fix it. I ask forgiveness. (I'm a compulsive apologizer.) I work harder the next time to not behave badly. It doesn't mean I'm always successful, but I strive.
But in my desire to be a kinder, more thoughtful person, I forgot that I still have a choice. Kindness doesn't mean being a doormat. Kindness doesn't mean staying in unhealthy relationships. Kindness doesn't mean not being kind to yourself. For years, I let myself be treated badly because I thought I was being a kind person by letting it slide and letting it be okay.
And then something happened in one of those unhealthy relationships three years ago. Things got ugly. Things got rough. My heart was torn open in a way I never knew it could be. I didn't know how I'd make it through. And part of it stemmed from me "trying to be kind."
But time passed and I survived it. The adage "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is ridiculously true. I didn't die and I came out stronger. I came out with the knowledge that I had a choice. I could choose to beg my way back into an unhealthy place to smooth things over. Or I could choose to stand up for myself and say that it's never okay for someone to mistreat you just because they slap the label of "love" over it. Now, let me be clear, I don't claim to be wholly in the right in what happened. I make more than my fair share of mistakes. But neither was I wholly in the wrong.
From that hard experience, I learned things. I learned that I got to choose how deep I jumped in. I learned that I got to draw my own lines. I learned that sometimes saying "No" is a really good thing. Learning those things was great—but learning them didn't immediately translate into practicing them.
Another thing I learned is that change is a hard, hard thing. Hard for me. Hard for people in my life. Hard in general. Resistance is an ugly beast and it will shove you up against the wall and slap you around if you let it. And you can't let up on Resistance or it slaps you around a lot worse than it did before.
I backslid several times before I learned that I was strong enough to hold firm. I backslid a little less when I started pushing against Resistance and telling it exactly where to go. And I'm reaching that place where I'm the one moving forward. And I have to say, it feels so freaking good. It feels good to say, "It's okay to want something." It feels good to say, "I matter, too." It feels good to say, "I get to choose!"
There's a cost for change, though. There's the price of people who don't like change, which can lead to severed ties. There's the price of having to peel back the curtain of what I thought "was" and having to see plainly what "is." There's the price of balancing change against itself and not losing what was good in the first place—and accepting the consequences when I do lose the good. Sometimes I'm in debt. Sometimes my cup runneth over.
These small hinges have closed some doors. Some have swung a little and settled into wider and narrower doorways. And some hinges have opened new doors entirely. What I'm learning right now is that it is my choice which doorways I will walk through and which pathways I will travel.
And right now, that makes me very, very happy.
12 comments:
- Heidi said...
I have experienced these things and I am in awe of how eloquently you express them. Life is a school and there's no point in going to university if you aren't going to take the hard courses. (That's one that I always like to say). Love you!
- Kazzy said...
All of the things we learn when we come out the other side of difficulties. Wow. I am glad you are more real to yourself, and that your definition
of kindness has appropriately evolved. - 3/11/12, 2:58 PM
- Tiana Smith said...
Having gone through some similar experiences, I can say that I totally agree. I would not be the person who I am today if I hadn't gone through some of those trials. I think the important thing to remember is that we have to learn from them though (like how you learned to change your definition of kindness).
My problem usually came because I was afraid to say no, and I wanted acceptance. Looking back, I should have stood up for myself. But, I learned a healthier approach to relationships as a result, and that led me to my husband. We wouldn't have the marriage we have now if I hadn't learned. - 3/12/12, 9:32 AM
- Laura said...
I kind of wish I couldn't completely relate to this post. Completely. Way to make a choice!
- Dedee said...
I swear you have been reading my mind. How do you do that?
Thanks for this. Thank you so much for this. I needed to read it today and I will probably read it 10 more times before the day is out.
I am faced with a difficult decision that I need to make sure I factor this into. I needed this reminder. - 3/12/12, 2:28 PM
- Angie said...
Change is never easy, even when you know it's for the better. It has often baffled me how I can resist changes I know I really want. Keep at it! I'm glad you are happy.
- DeNae / SHP said...
The problem I think we face in situations like what you're describing is that for so many of us, the last solution we consider is the one that's best for US. "This will cause a rift in the family," or "My speaking up will just create contention, which is sinful so I'll have even BIGGER problems on my hands, like that whole 'going to hell' conundrum" is the kind of thinking that keeps us behind those doors. Like you experienced, sometimes it can take years to get to that "Wait! I matter, too!" stage. Some people never get there at all. I'm so happy you did.
- Nichole Giles said...
I love this post. I believe choice is our most powerful tool, and also our weakest link. Does that make sense?
I am so, so glad you choose to let me be part of your life. This month I am in your debt, because your words of faith have kept me going through a number of closed doors. You might not even know it, but sometimes your words are nothing short of heroic to me.
And I have to say HOORAY for happiness! - 3/13/12, 10:56 PM
- Becca said...
Yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes. I have recently recognized that epiphany that says, "You don't need to be universally liked." Oh, the freedom. I can do right by ME once in a while, and too bad if someone doesn't like it.
You are a gem. Rare and precious and shiny to me. - 3/14/12, 9:03 AM
- Carolyn V said...
I have seen such awesome changes in you. You are one of my favorite people and I'm so glad you have found the power to make those choices. <3
- Mary E Campbell said...
I know I haven't been commenting much, but I do read your posts. Your writing and thoughts are always beautiful. So glad you've learned that being kind doesn't mean you're a doormat. Wish my hubbie could learn that lesson :)
- ali cross said...
Yay for happy! When you were talking about pulling open the curtain of WAS to see what IS I thought of the Wizard (of course I thought of the Wizard!) and how everyone thought he WAS one thing but it wasn't the truth! But even though he wasn't what everyone expected, there were good things to be found there, too.


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Evil band.
superb punk band. RIP.
awesome band
they'll be missed, but at the same time it's probably a good time for them to leave with dignity.
Seemed as if they had the biggest crowd of the weekend in the punk tent at Reading.
Assumed they'd already split
Ska Wars will always remind me of good times though :)
I always preferred
King Prawn.
i saw them in 2002
i enjoyed their set massively
I also thought Capdown had split ages ago.
are Spunge still going?
I hope not - they're terrible!
Best bassist ever.
yes, Spunge are still together.
One of the guitarists left recently.
Hang on...
Weren't we talking about King Prawn?
Bitches and Nike Shoes
is fucking awesome.
That is all.
Day In Day Out was a tune.
were great live, until they lost their ska-ness recently. bit boring on record though.
and yesh, spunge are GASH
the tshirt I bought at 17 at a king prawn gig..
still fits me really well now.
Baba luck was ace. While most of ska punk was that bad ska/metal shite (saying that no comply had a great last album) some of it was ace. Ye wiles anyone?
please let that be a ska-punk cover of boyzone
Thank God.
Now they cant play Leedsfest AGAIN next year. I hate new-age punk/ska.
their last album their 'best' ???????
don't think so, they got progressively worse as they went on. No real loss Lightyear were always way better!!
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Is Wes still a Steeler? I know he has a 4 game suspension but I haven't heard his name once in any camp reviews or anything.
Is Wes still a Steeler? I know he has a 4 game suspension but I haven't heard his name once in any camp reviews or anything.
yes, i thought i seen him playing in the preseason.
He played against the Bills. Against their third stringers.
will he count toward the 53 man roster for the first 4 games? or, do they get an exemption?
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I still have some high hopes for him.
He's still on the team, but he has been pretty invisible from what I've seen so far. I've read that he's far from a lock to make the roster. Not sure if they'll keep him on the suspended list or just release him at the end of camp. I'd suspect they keep him through the suspension, but if Paulson plays well in his absence, he may not have a spot when he gets back.
I like his upside, but the reports I've seen mention that he's been inconsistent, and the coaches seem down on him.
I think he has way more upside than Paulson, but he doesn't look like the same guy this preseason that he looked like last year.


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A DOCTOR, who moved nearly 600 miles to care for only 265 people in a remote Highland community after beating off applications from around the world for the part-time post, is leaving after three years.
Dr Mark Darbyshire, 37, will depart the Applecross Peninsula in September to return to Wales where he had previously worked as a GP in Chepstow.
When he applied for the position, Applecross had been featuring in the BBC TV series, Monty Hall's Great Escape, and the local community had also drummed up interest in the vacant post by advertising it on its own website dedicated to finding a doctor.
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Last week's season opener for the Lugoff-Elgin boys soccer team at Richland Northeast was a cold but victorious night for the visiting Demons.
By all accounts, a young Lakewood squad is not expected to be much of a factor in the Region 6-AAA baseball race.
A long Tuesday night for the Lugoff-Elgin baseball team could have been even lengthier, if not worse for the wear.
Much Rejoicing, prepared in Camden at Kirkwood Stables, won for the third time in six career starts as the 4-year-old filly by Distorted Humor out of Soaring Softly won a $59,000 allowance race Sunday at Gulfstream Park.
Turns out, Camden's orginally scheduled baseball game with Lakewood will be played on Thursday after all.
While on his visit to North Carolina Tech Preparatory Christian Academy (NCTPCA) a few weeks ago, a member of the school's football coaching staff sized up Camden High senior Jerel Robinson. We'll let the 6-foot-2, 310-pound Robinson take it from there.
This was not how a high school sports career was supposed to end for SaVonn Wingate.
There is not enough room to list all the accomplishments and/or "firsts" which the Camden High boys tennis program has recorded in head coach Roger Smoak's first 40 years on the job.
Comet Of Love, a 4-year-old filly who was developed in Camden by Custom Care Equine, was scratched from a $20,000 starter allowance race at Penn National last week by trainer Tom Iannotti.
High school seniors, especially those playing a spring sport, have enough on their plates when it comes to what is usually a busy time of year for them.
Seven Kershaw County wrestlers will head to the Anderson Civic Center on Friday for the two-day South Carolina High School League individual state championship wrestling tournament.
John Shirreffs will forever be known as trainer of the iconic Zenyatta, the 2010 Horse of the Year and 2009 Breeders' Cup Classic champion.
Before horses jumped over the 17 Colonial Cup fences for a portion of the $100,000 purse in the Camden fall classic steeplechase, as well as for a purse which sometimes swelled to six figures for the 14-fence spring Carolina Cup, the Carolina Cup Racing Association (CCRA) had already sunk some $30,000 into the gathering, building and the maintenance of the packed-brush jumps which were used for two chases on the Colonial Cup card and one in the spring.
Earlier this year, following the completion of his 13th NFL season and his first with the Washington Redskins, Camden native Vonnie Holliday took time out to talk to the Chronicle-Independent about the negotiations on a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), between the NFL Players Association and the NFL owners.
Nothing came easy for Camden in the first 16 games of the girls basketball season, so why then, should the Lady Bulldogs' have expected anything different in Thursday's season finale?
What better time of year to clean up things around the house than spring?
In the days and weeks following the passing of Jimmy Creed Jr. last October, Camden County Club head professional, Matt McCarley, racked his brain as to what would be the most fitting tribute to his close friend and one of the club's most popular members.
There was hardly a word said as to last fall's 2-8 campaign before, during or after Camden's spring football practice for the 2013 season.
When Freedom Child was declared a non-starter in the Wood Memorial on April 6, the 3-year-old's shot at the Kentucky Derby went by the boards.
It was as gentle a demotion --- if there is such a thing --- as anyone could expect to receive when they were presented with the bad news.
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Tuesday, July 28th, 2009These delightful beer sweaters from the 70s and 80s were rescued by AJ Fosik, probably from your dad's basement. I've already thought of different ways to style these with my wardrobe but unfortunately they're not for sale. (sad face with single tear)


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The county executive helped LECOM students promote awareness of the need to take medications properly.
Pharmacy and medical students from LECOM will be reaching out to the Erie community to promote awareness and understanding of medication adherence.
The "Script Your Future Campaign" is an effort for students to reach out to local schools, churches and community centers to help them understand the importance of properly taking medications.
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Residual or recurrent mitral regurgitation frequently occurs after mitral valve repair for ischemic mitral regurgitation with an annuloplasty ring. Because annuloplasty primarily addresses annular dilatation, we studied an adjunctive technique that might correct restricted leaflet (Carpentier type IIIb) systolic closing motion, which often accompanies annular dilatation in patients with ischemic mitral regurgitation.


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May 6, 2012; Detroit, MI, USA; Chicago White Sox first baseman Adam Dunn (32) receives congratulations from third base coach Joe McEwing (47) after hitting a home run during the first inning against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-US PRESSWIRE
The Chicago White Sox will try and creep back towards .500 during their four game set with the Cleveland Indians.
The Chicago White Sox are 2-4 in their last six games, all of which came against division foes in the Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers. If the White Sox are going to compete for a playoff spot this season, they'll need to beat up on competition in their own division, which is widely considered the weakest in the American League. They'll get a chance to reverse that trend starting on Monday, when they'll kick off the week with the first two games of a four game series vs. the Indians.
The two teams will be playing a doubleheader today, and Philip Humber will be on the mound for the White Sox as they look to get back in the win column. Humber followed his perfect game on April 21 by getting shelled in his next start by the Boston Red Sox, but he recovered nicely in his last start, when he gave up three earned runs in six innings vs. this Indians team. In that game, Humber struck out six batters and only gave up four hits, but he also walked six, and he'll need to rediscover his control if the White Sox are going to take game one.
Chicago will be facing Cleveland starter Zach McAllister, who was recalled from the minors today specifically to make this start. McAllister hasn't been up in the majors yet this season, but he made the first four starts of his career last September, posting an ERA over six. He did face the White Sox in one of those starts, giving up six hits and two earned runs over 5.1 innings, so Chicago will have a bit of familiarity with the youngster.
Game date/time: Monday, May 6, 12:05 p.m.
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Richard Descoings, pictured on April 11, 2010, was found dead in his Midtown
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NYPD Crime Scene Unit truck is parked outside the Michelangelo Hotel, where Richard Descoings,a noted French political scientist, was found dead in his room on Tuesday.
Detectives were treating Richard Descoings' death in as suspicious after finding his cell phone on a third-floor landing as if "it had been tossed out the window" of his seventh-floor room, a police source said.
Descoings, director of the prestigious Institute of Political Studies in Paris, was found dead about 1 p.m. in his room at the Michelangelo Hotel.
A staffer at the W. 51st St. hotel discovered Descoings naked on his bed after his worried colleagues asked to have the room checked when he failed to show up at a morning conference at Columbia University.
"We haven't ruled out foul play," said NYPD spokesman Paul Browne. "We're investigating the possibility if there was somebody else in the room."
But two police sources said it did not appear that Descoings was murdered.
Browne said there was no obvious trauma on the 52-year-old political scientist's body and no sign of forced entry into his room. Hotel staffers told cops he checked in alone, Browne said.
Prescription drugs were found in the room, but it is unclear what role — if any — they played in Descoings' death, a source said.
Police believe Descoings may have been alive as late as 9 a.m. Tuesday, when hotel staff heard what sounded like snoring through his door.
Disgraced former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn once worked at the Institute of Political studies, commonly called "Sciences Po," as a professor.


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FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi report that Darren Oliver wants to return in 2013, but not for the $3 million option the Blue Jays have on him.
The report states that Oliver "would rather retire than be away from his family for a salary that is well below market value." The Jays, though, reportedly are "over budget and unwilling to extend their payroll further." Oliver's wife and two sons live in Dallas, and the veteran left-hander would be willing to accept a trade to the Rangers, who he played for in 2010 and 2011. The 42-year-old produced a 2.06 ERA and 52/15 K/BB ratio over 56 2/3 innings this past season.


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Follow the life and times of Samuel Crompton, one of Bolton's most famous sons. The Crompton Trail transports you back to the 18th century when Crompton invented the Spinning Mule. The trail guides you around sites specific to Crompton including his birthplace at Firwood Fold and Bolton Museum, Aquarium and Archive where you can see the world's only surviving Spinning Mule. Download a PDF version of The Crompton Trail.
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The Last Drop Village complex of hotel, restaurant and shops stands high above Bolton on the edge of the hills and makes an excellent starting point for this walk across a scenic golf course, over one bridge of towers and turrets (one of which can be climbed) and past another, through woods to the attractive village of Chapeltown.
You visit two reservoirs offering extensive views and linked by a delightful wooded gorge with a rippling stream, and the country house of Turton Tower, medieval and later, is open to the public and stands in pleasant grounds. There is no difficult walking on this route. Download the Towers and Turrets walk guide.
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The very popular walking area of Lever Park was laid out by the 1st Lord Leverhulme. The southern loop of this walk, of about 3 miles, offers easy walking along wooded tracks and paths in the park, while the northern loop, about 3.5 miles in length, takes you over rougher country on the fringe of moorland outside the park, with views as far as the Clwydian Hills in North Wales if you are lucky.
To combine the two loops into a figure-of-8 would produce a walk of 6.5 miles or, if you start and finish in Horwich, that would add an extra mile. And, if you went to look at the gardens which surrounded Lord Leverhulme's bungalow, that would add more to the distance. Download the Two Faces of Rivington guide
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A specific throwing technique (to cause an opponent to fall to the ground under the control of the thrower) developed to be used in the sport of Judo that involves the thrower to sacrifice his/her body to the ground in a rolling action during the throw. The throw is not part of the original set of Judo techniques originally developed by Jigoro Kano. The only known practitioners of this technique learned it from the technique's creator, or one of his students. Judo practitioners might consider the technique to be a combination/cross between yoko-gake, sumi-gaeshi, and uchi-maki-komi. Other practitioners may see a relationship to other known and accepted judo techniques. While the technique is not currently recognized as a legal throw for competition, there is no aspect of the throw, when done correctly, that violates the current International Judo Federation rules on acceptable actions, and does not contain any action prohibited by said body. Credit for its creation goes to the Huntsville Judo Club of Huntsville, AL, its instructors, and students (past and present) who have worked diligently to fine-tune the mechanics and physics of the throw. Sensei: Ok, now I'll teach you "The Duck Quacks at Midnight"
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Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: August 6, 1956 from San Gabriel Canyon, California Classification: Endangered Missing Date of Birth: January 1, 1941 Age: 15 years old Height and Weight: 5'1, 100 pounds Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian male. Brown hair, brown eyes. Donald's nicknames are Don and Donnie. Clothing/Jewelry Description: A white t-shirt, blue jeans and a burgundy jacket with stripes on the sleeves.
Details of Disappearance
Donald was last seen on August 6, 1956. He was accompanied by a friend, Brenda Jo Howell, at the time. The two of them rode their bicycles to the San Gabriel Canyon area near Glendora Mountain Road and disappeared. A days later, Donald's jacket and Brenda's bicycle were found near Morris Dam, a quarter of a mile south of where they were last seen. Donald's bicycle was located a month later. Neither of the children have been heard from again.Authorities initially believed the children had run away from home, but later events altered their opinion. In 1970, Mack Ray Edwards pleaded guilty to killing three California children and sentenced to death at his own request. He subsquently confessed to the murders of three others, including Donald, Brenda and Roger Madison. Edwards directed them to a site where he said he had disposed of their bodies, but a search of the area turned up no signs of any remains. Edwards was never charged in connection with any other cases due to lack of evidence. He committed suicide on death row in 1971. A photograph of Edwards is posted below this case summary. Brenda was his sister-in-law and Donald was one of his neighbors.
Two other children disappeared from the San Gabriel Mountains in the 1950s and 1960s; the others are Bruce Kremen and Thomas Bowman. Authorities believe Edwards was most likely responsible for their disappearances, as well as the disappearances of Ramona Price and Karen Tompkins. His alleged victims ranged in age from seven years to sixteen.
Donald lived with his parents in the 5700 block of Rockdale Avenue in Azusa, California in 1956. Foul play is suspected in his case due to the circumstances involved. His case was reopened in 2007 as authorities renewed the search for the bodies of Edwards's victims. He was employed as a heavy equipment operator in the 1950s and 1960s, and helped construct many highways across the state of California. Investigators believe he may have buried the children's remains under the highways.
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In today's world it is very difficult to affect the quality of life at individual level. The quality of air, water, noise, etc.. most are beyond our control, particularly in urban areas. On the other hand, the quality of the daily diet can be very easily improved with minimal effort. It is known that the diet is a critical factor in good health and many diseases can be prevented or kept under control through healthy eating and healthier lifestyle.
The rapid development of our civilization has led certainly to prosperity, but also it has developed "civilization diseases" – cardiovascular and malignant disease, many patients with diabetes, elevated cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood … One cause is certainly inadequate nutrition. Through the consumption of foods produced in a conventional manner we daily take into our body harmful ingredients, such as harmful substances in food that are deposited during breeding (pesticides, fertilizers, hormones, veterinary preparations …), of those added during processing (nitrates and nitrites, synthetic additives …), or various toxins that incurred through inadequate packaging (metal cans, printing color ..). It is used about 60,000 different chemicals in the food industry, each of us ingest at least 2.5 kg of these substances yearly! This fact calls into question all previous views on the biological value of food.


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Cowboy Poets - Teaching Guide by Paddy Bowmanhttp://www.folkstreams.net/context,276
Teaching guide for grades 10-12 to accompany an excerpt of the film Cowboy Poets, created by Kim Shelton in 1988. Fourteen minutes of the 50-minute film are chosen as a focus for the teaching guide. The film excerpt documents Wally McRae, a cowboy poet from southeastern Montana, a third-generation rancher and gentleman-philosopher, who uses his poetic gifts to make personal statements about continuity within the ranching community and the strength of cowboy traditions under siege in the modern world. The teaching guide and film explore the topics of cowboy culture and poetry, family ranch life, environmental conservation, and community resistance to a giant coal corporation in the neighborhood. The entire film is also available as streaming video on folkstreams.net.
Sponsoring Organization: Folkstreams http://www.folkstreams.net/
Teacher's Guide for Nevada Folk Arts Roster by Nevada Arts Councilhttp://nevadaculture.org/nac/dmdocuments/RosterTeacherGuide.pdf
Folk arts education guide created to accompany the Nevada Folk Arts Roster program and to provide an overview of the traditional arts and folklife of ethnic communities in Nevada. Includes lesson plans for the general study of folklife and also lessons on Mexican, African, Asian, Western and Eastern European, Hawaiian, and Native American cultures in Nevada, plus information on individual traditional artists working in the state. Accompanying worksheets and activities provide guidance in doing fieldwork. Lessons are designed for 4th and 7th grade students, but may be adapted for other age groups or skill levels. Correlated to Nevada Standards for Education for the areas of History, Social Studies, Geography, Library, Music, Physical Education, Visual Arts, and English Language Arts. (46 p. PDF)
Sponsoring Organization: Nevada Arts Council - Folklife Program716 North Carson Street, Suite ACarson City NV 89701-4079 (775) 687-6680http://nevadaculture.org/nac/