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Since SMU has wisely ended the Matt Doherty era inDallas, it is time to start looking forward and determine who could possibly be the next Men's Basketball coach on the Hilltop. Athletic Director Steve Orsini said he will begin a national coaching search this week. Needless to say I immediately took it upon myself to compile some names that would spark some interest for the fans and help lead the Mustangs into the Big East. And by the way Steve, if you're reading this, my fees are cheaper than a national firm.
Orsini has shown with the hire of June Jones and even Doherty, he is willing to make a hire that will cause a big splash. However, the question needs to be; will a big splash hire be the right one for the Mustangs as they move into a conference move? Or, will hiring someone less well known and a stronger resume be the winning decision? Nobody really knows – but here is my current list of potential candidates for the SMU job.
- Doc Sadler– Doc was previously the head coach at Nebraska. He was terminated recently after a lackluster season in Lincoln. Now, why would a coach who was fired for a bad season, become a candidate for this job? Simple…Doc has a history of quality recruiting in Texas when he was the head coach at UTEP. Plus he took that UTEP team he coached to the NCAA Tournament and the NIT tournament in consecutive seasons. Maybe not a glamorous hire, but he could prove vital to recruiting the area and building a winning program.
- Jeff Capel– Capel will always be known in this region from his time as the head coach at Oklahoma. Obviously there may be some people who would have an issue with him coming to the Hilltop as he left Norman in a sea of questions after there were allegations of wrong doing. However, Capel does have a solid track record of building winning programs. He took VCU to the NCAA Tournament once and he took Oklahoma to "The Big Dance" twice, getting as far as the elite eight. He is currently an assistant coach at Duke. I am sure he would probably like another shot at a head coaching job. Needless to say he could utilize some of his former recruiting trails to bring great talent to the Hilltop.
- Scott Cross– Scott Cross will not be a name on the tips of many tongues nationally. However, for a local look, he is very well worth a phone call. He is currently the head coach of UT-Arlington and has taken the Mavericks to the NCAA tournament and the NIT tournament in his 6 seasons at UTA. He doesn't bring a major splash, but he has proven to be a solid recruiter and has won both the conference and a conference tournament with the Mavericks. His 103-82 career record is something to behold, because he has proven you can take a team from nothing and turn them into something. "He has been there and done that". Going from zero to hero is exactly what SMU needs.
- Johnny Jones– Here is another local coach who has enjoyed a great tenure at the University Of North Texas. He has taken the Mean Green to the NCAA tournament twice recently. He has also enjoyed a stretch of 5 straight 20 win seasons until this year. Johnny has created a buzz locally about what he has been able to do with North Texas. The big question is; will he make a move if it is available? He has a strong recruiting base locally and has turned a laughing stock into a winner. This could be a great hire if SMU finds a way to lure him to Dallas.
- Chris Mack– After 3 seasons at Xavier and two NCAA Tournament appearances; it is a wonder why this guy hasn't been offered many opportunities at a big time school. Then again, being an Ohio guy and coaching at his alma mater, he may have just turned down every opportunity he has been offered. While chances are very slim he would even take SMU's phone call he would be a quality hire for the Mustangs. He has shown to be a proven recruiter in the Ohio area and has kept Xavier competitive with the other Ohio schools. He may not have a lot of experience, but he wins and that is all that matters in College Basketball.
- Bruiser Flint– Bruiser may be one of the more well known names on this list. He took over UMass when John Calipari bolted for the NBA. He proceeded to take UMass to the NCAA Tournament in consecutive seasons and then to one NIT appearance before his departure in 2001. He was soon named the new head coach at Drexel where he currently still coaches. He has coached Drexel into the NIT four times since 2001, and is making his first appearance in the NCAA tournament this season. He has won everywhere he has been, and could be just what SMU needs to put a spark in their basketball program.
- Tony Benford– Tony Benford has never been a head coach. He is a very well respected assistant coach on the Marquette coaching staff. He is a former Texas Tech basketball player, so he is familiar with the area and could make an easy connection to high school coaches around Texas. Chances are this guy will not be an assistant much longer and he will be in high demand as his name becomes more and more popular in coaching circles. If SMU wants to find an up and comer, this guy may just be the right choice.
- Scott McClain– Scott McClain has coached at Indiana, Wyoming, Texas A&M, and TCU. He is currently an assistant under Tom Creane at Indiana. He did enjoy some success as a head coach at Wyoming. He would be very familiar with the local recruiting scene after stops at A&M and TCU. This guy could be a solid hire, but may not excite the fan base. My question on this: is hiring a guy who coached at Indiana a bad thing?
- Brooks Thompson– Brooks is a former NBA player who has enjoyed stints as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State, SE Louisiana and Arizona State. He was named the UT-San Antonio head coach in 2006, and has been quietly building a winner there. He took the Roadrunners to the NCAA Tournament for the first time last season and had them close again this season. He would be familiar with the recruiting grounds of this area and this would be a nice jump for him. But then again, he may be content to stay where he is.
- Shaka Smart– Everyone in the country knows this guy's name. He was brought to instant fame when he took little Virginia Commonwealth University from the First Four in "The Big Dance", all the way to the Final Four. It would be no surprise to learn every school that has a job opening would want this guy. In just 3 seasons at VCU he has won the CBI tournament, been to the Final Four and has the Rams back in the tournament again this year. He just recently got a huge pay raise, but if there is one hire that could make a splash…it would be bringing Shaka Smart to the Hilltop. This may be more of a "dream" hire for most fans, but the Big East move could be enough to entice his interest.
- Brad Stevens– Here is another one of the "Little guys" that made a big splash over the last few seasons. Stevens took his Butler Bulldogs teams to back to back Final Four appearances and has them in the CBI Tournament this year. While his salary is not as high as Shaka Smart's, I would guess this guy would be tough to attract to Dallas. He is an Indiana born and bred guy and was an assistant for Butler before he became their head coach and took them to unprecedented heights. However, he may want a new challenge and coming to the Hilltop and joining the Big East could be the challenge. It is always worth a phone call. The worst he could do is say no.
- Pat Knight– The son of Hall of Fame head coach Bobby Knight may not show up on many lists. I believe he is worth a look and could bring some "PR" if he is hired on. He just completed his first season with Lamar where he had them in the First Four, but lost to a talented Vermont squad. He previously coached at Texas Tech, so he would be familiar with recruiting the area and have some relationships with coaches here. Would SMU really want him? I don't know; but at this point why not pull out all the stops? He would bring some big time name recognition to the school if he was brought in as head coach.
- Fran Fraschilla– I know what you're thinking…really? This guy? I think he would be worth a look for the Mustangs. He is currently out of coaching and doing games for ESPN as an analyst, but he could be a nice hire because he has experience coaching in the Big East with St. Johns. He could be a great coach for the Mustangs; he has taken all three teams he has coached to post season tournaments. Manhattan and St. Johns to the NCAA Tournament and New Mexico to the NIT 3 years in a row. And at this point, making any tournament would be a great start for the Mustangs.
There you have it…13 candidates for the SMU job. Some will be a farfetched dream and some make perfect sense. I created this list based off of some suggestions I have seen and heard. I even threw in a few names I came up with. Right now nobody will know who is a true candidate and who isn't. Obviously there are a lot of choices out there. Over time this list will change and be whittled down. At some point I will probably pick the top 3 in my opinion and go more in depth with those candidates.
Only time will tell who becomes the next Men's Head Basketball Coach, but if one of these names becomes a top candidate then SMU fans have a lot to be excited about. Stay tuned for updates because I am sure once the official search is on there will even be some surprises that I don't know about.Please be sure to follow me on Twitter and Facebook

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Overpowering third quarter lifts ECC to title game
ST. MARYS – Elk County Catholic overcame a slow start Wednesday in the opening round of the county tournament to overpower Johnsonburg, 35-29.Despite an early 17-10 deficit, the Lady Crusaders stormed back to outscore the Ramettes 25-12 to end the game.Holding a slim 17-14 advantage to start the third quarter, Crusader senior Karly Carnovale nailed the great equalizer from beyond the arc to knot the score with 7:03 on the clock. After two free throws from Johnsonburg senior Justis Myers gave the Ramettes the upper hand again, a Carnovale score with 5:46 left in the third quarter again knotted the score. A basket from Justis Myers at the 4:49 mark of the third quarter would be Johnsonburg's only field goal of the third quarter as they were outscored 16-7."We had a slow start again where we just couldn't get into the flow of the game so we went to a full court press, a full court man [defense] in the second half," said Elk County Catholic head girls' varsity basketball coach Ken Pistner following the win. "That seemed to work a little bit to create a few more turnovers and offensive opportunities than what we had in the first half."Midway through the third quarter, ECC pulled off an 8-0 run to take a 28-21 lead with 2:02 remaining. A jumper from ECC's Kristie Hanes gave the Lady Crusaders a six-point lead going into the fourth quarter."[ECC] stepped up their defense and took [Johnsonburg sophomore point guard] Rhianon [Fowler] out, they pressured her and we didn't run the plays the way they're supposed to be run," said Johnsonburg head girls' varsity basketball coach Mike Zilkofski. "When the first option wasn't there, we panicked. "We just didn't execute properly in the second half and we had too many turnovers."A free throw from Johnsonburg senior Taylor Harvey cut the lead to five points early in the fourth quarter, but the Ramettes were unable to cash in on scoring opportunities down the stretch. Two field goals from Johnsonburg sophomore Brittany Watts set the final score at 35-29."We had them in the first half, but we fell apart in the second half," Zilkofski said. "We lost our composure, we don't know when to stop and we just plowed the [opposing players] over, we have to learn to stop and take a jump shot there, just knowing what to do in that situation."ECC drew six offensive charges during the game, a statistic that Pistner said was a key part of the game."It was a really good effort," Pistner said. "One good thing about it, we kept plugging away when we could've been hanging our heads every time we missed a shot. We kept at it and our players worked hard. "We'll gradually work through it and become a better offensive team."ECC converted six of their 25 attempts from the field in the first half and followed up with a 5-for-27 showing in the second half, good enough for 21 percent from the field."We had a ton of good looks but our shooting percentage was in the low 20s," Pistner said. "Free throws was 12-for-24 and that's actually a bit better than what we have been shooting."We didn't have a very good shooting percentage but we had a lot of good looks, we just have to make them. Defensively, we're a very good basketball team but offensively, we need to keep making strides to become a good offensive team."For Zilkofski, it was the Ramettes' second loss to ECC this year."We had the lead in the first half again, that's happened twice now when we played ECC so if we could just put two halves together and play a complete game, we'd have it and we wouldn't lose the game," Zilkofski said. "It's always a mental thing with [ECC] and there's no reason for it, there's just no keeping it calm. Our point guard should be our leader but she comes up the court and gets rid of the ball too quickly, and we just don't take advantage of those opportunities when we should be taking it to the basket. We just don't pick that up right away. "You get the rebound under the basket, you take it right back out again. It seems like we never know what to do in certain situations. We were in the bonus and all we have to do is take the ball to the basket and take the foul. We're just not there yet and it is a mental thing with ECC but I don't know how to fix it. One of these days they will break it but I might not be here to see it."On the winning side, poor shooting still remains a problem as the Lady Crusaders head into today's title game against St. Marys, who earned a 65-36 victory yesterday over Ridgway."We went to a full court press in the second half a bit and that seemed to create some opportunities," Pistner said. "We've used it throughout the year and it seems to work on and off. "[Last night], we just needed to do something to get our players' offensive game to work a bit better. We seemed to be just standing around and we needed to pick up our defensive pressure too."Johnsonburg will battle Ridgway today in the 3 p.m. consolation game.Johnsonburg – 29Justis Myers 3 6-9 12, Taylor Harvey 1 3-4 5, Kiana Myers 0 5-6 5, Brittany Watts 2 0-0 4, Kathryn Polaski 1 0-0 3. Totals: 7 14-19 29.ECC – 35Karly Carnovale 3 3-4 10, Abbi Petrosky 1 5-6 7, Lexie Meholic 2 1-4 5, Taylor DaCanal 2 0-2 4, Maggie Sorg 1 2-5 4, Emily Gregory 1 0-1 2, Kristie Hanes 1 0-0 2, Ellie Petrosky 0 1-2 1. Totals 11 12-24 35.3-pointers: Johnsonburg 1 (Polaski); ECC 1 (Carnovale).Score by quartersJohnsonburg 10 7 7 5 29ECC 8 6 16 5 35


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I heard you are a volunteer with the American Cancer Society.
Yes I am.
I work as a volunteer with the American Cancer Society because a friend of mine at work got ovarian cancer. I decided that I wanted to learn more about it. The American Cancer Society helps people all over the United States learn more about cancer. I contacted them letting them know that I wanted to work as a presenter for Deaf and Hard of Hearing women so that they would learn about cancer. I help my old friends and new friends as well.
I'd like to introduce my friend, Crystal. Crystal, would you share with us what you've learned about cancer? Sure, I'd be happy to.
Why not make yourselves comfortable, my discussion will take a few minutes.
As Deaf women, we know it is especially hard for Deaf and Hard of Hearing women to get the health information they need. Today, we would like to present to you some important information about your health. We hope this information will be helpful for you. Specifically, we want to talk with you about cancer.
Cancer is a disease where abnormal cells start to grow rapidly and spread. If the cell's growth is not controlled, death can result. For women, breast cancer is the most commonly occurring cancer. However, as more and more women have started smoking, more women are developing lung cancer. Because lung cancer is hard to treat, more women die from lung cancer than any other cancer. Because breast cancer and lung cancer are so common and so serious, women are more likely to hear about these two cancers. There are many other cancers that can affect women.
We are here to talk to you today about one very important cancer that occurs in women: ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer begins in the ovaries. The ovaries are two small organs located on each side of the uterus. The average age of women who get ovarian cancer is 60. It is important for women of all ages to learn about ovarian cancer.
Gathering information about potential benefits and risks of screening and treatment for ovarian cancer lets you make informed decisions about your health care.
I know someone with cancer, could you start by explaining what cancer is?
Good question. Please keep asking them as we go along.
Let me explain what cancer is.
Cancer is a disease of cells in your body that become abnormal. Your body contains trillions of cells. Cells are like building blocks for your body. Cells with similar functions form groups within our bodies such as your heart, your brain, and your lungs. Healthy cells keep your body functioning smoothly.
Every day, old cells are dying, and new ones are replacing them. Your body makes new cells when one cell makes identical copies of itself. Sometimes a cell makes a mistake when it copies itself and produces a damaged cell. These damaged cells can divide very rapidly and create a group of damaged cells called a tumor.
Sometimes, damaged cells from a tumor will spread throughout the body. If that spread is not controlled, it can lead to death. This occurs because the tumor interferes with body functions.
Is there more than one type of tumor?
Yes. There are two different types of tumors.
One is called a benign tumor. It is not cancer, nor is it dangerous, but most of the time this will need to be removed because it can interfere with your body's normal functioning.
The second type, the malignant tumor, is dangerous and can spread throughout the body and grow uncontrollably. If allowed to grow, it will cause death. This second type of growth is cancer.
Why is a malignant tumor so dangerous?
Cells from a malignant tumor can break away from the original tumor and move to other parts of the body. There they begin to grow into other tumors. The more tumors there are in the body, the harder it is for the body's normal cells to function.
Eventually there aren't enough normal cells to keep the body functioning properly. This process is called metastasis. There are two ways malignant tumors can spread. Cells can break away from the original tumor, or the tumor itself can grow larger.
When this process of tumor cells spreading has already occurred, it is called metastatic cancer.
So, what is ovarian cancer?
Here are the four topics that we will discuss about ovarian cancer:
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Description of ovarian cancer. The ovaries are two almond-shaped organs located on each side of the uterus.
Can you please explain what the ovaries do?
The ovaries store tiny sacs called follicles. Every month, from puberty to menopause, one of these follicles releases an egg. That egg then travels through the fallopian tube and into the uterus.
Your ovaries also make many important hormones, including estrogen and progesterone. Ovarian cancer happens in the cells of the ovary. If ovarian cancer is not found and treated early, it can result in death.
Number 2:
Risk of ovarian cancer.
In the United States, about 23,000 American women get ovarian cancer each year and about 14,000 women die of this cancer each year.
The average age of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer is 60. The risk of getting ovarian cancer increases as you age. The risk of getting ovarian cancer is thought to be related to the number of times a woman's ovaries release an egg in her lifetime. This usually is related to the number of menstrual periods a woman has in her lifetime.
The risks for ovarian cancer are being a woman, being older, having your first menstrual period before the age of 12, reaching menopause after the age of 50, never having children, giving birth to your first child after the age of 30, a history of unexplained infertility, personal history of breast cancer, and a family history of ovarian, breast, uterine or colon cancer (especially in a close relative like your mother, sister, or daughter).
Is there anything I can do to prevent ovarian cancer?
No lifestyle factors have been proven to prevent ovarian cancer. However, research has shown that women who use birth control pills, have one or more children, and breastfeed rather than bottle-feed their children have a lower risk of getting ovarian cancer.
Can ovarian cancer be inherited?
You should talk to your doctor if you have a first-degree relative such as a mother, sister or daughter who has ovarian cancer or breast cancer.
If your doctor determines that your risk of developing ovarian cancer is very high and you no longer desire children, you may have the option of removing your ovaries to prevent ovarian cancer from occurring.
XI. Symptoms
What are the symptoms of ovarian cancer?
Depending on the size and location of the tumor, the symptoms of ovarian cancer can vary. They can include pressure or a hard swelling in the lower abdomen, loss of appetite, weight gain, a desire to urinate more often and/or irregular menstrual periods.
Sometimes these symptoms resemble those caused by other medical problems, which can cause a delay in diagnosis. If you have a family history of ovarian cancer and experience any or all of these symptoms, you should talk to your doctor.
How is ovarian cancer diagnosed?
Number 3:
Detection of ovarian cancer. If ovarian cancer is diagnosed early, before it has spread outside of the ovaries, the chance that it can be controlled is better. Unfortunately, only 25% of ovarian cancers are found early. This is because no good screening tests are available for ovarian cancer.
CA-125 is a test used to help follow the course of ovarian cancer after it is diagnosed. CA-125 is not used as a screening test for ovarian cancer.
A woman's best option for early detection is a yearly pelvic exam by her healthcare provider. During this exam, the doctor can feel the ovaries for any hard, suspicious areas that might suggest the presence of ovarian cancer.
What happens if the doctor feels a growth on my ovary?
The doctor will order a vaginal ultrasound exam. In this exam, a long device called a vaginal ultrasound probe is coated with gel and inserted into your vagina. This is a completely painless procedure. Your doctor can look at the ultrasound image on a computer screen to see if there is a tumor-like growth in the ovaries. If there is a tumor-like growth in the ovary, the ultrasound test cannot tell whether the tumor is cancer. The only way to determine for sure if the tumor contains cancer is to remove some cells from the abnormal ovary.
This requires surgery with full anesthesia. Anesthesia is the medication given to you that causes you to sleep during surgery. During surgery, the tumor growth is removed from the ovary so the doctor can examine the tumor cells under the microscope.
If cancer is found, the doctor will need to remove all of the cancer from the ovary and from the abdomen if the cancer has spread beyond the ovary. If you are post-menopausal or do not desire more children, the doctor might recommend removing your affected ovary or both ovaries during this procedure, whether you are found to have cancer or not.
If you do have cancer, the doctor will do a blood test called CA-125 to help evaluate the course of ovarian cancer over time.
What are the treatments for ovarian cancer?
The various treatment options for Ovarian cancer are surgery, chemotherapy or a combination of the two. You and your doctor should discuss your age, your general health, whether you plan to have children and your feelings about the side effects of treatment before deciding on the best options for you.
The choice of treatments for ovarian cancer are surgery that removes the ovaries, uterus and the tubes that connect the ovaries to the uterus, surgery that removes all of the tumor and biopsies other areas to see if the tumor has spread, chemotherapy, radiation which is used if chemotherapy has failed, or a combination of these treatments. When cancer is found in one ovary, then usually both ovaries are removed along with the uterus and the fallopian tubes.
If the tumor has spread outside of the ovary, as much as possible of the tumor is also removed. Unlike many other cancers, ovarian cancer usually first spreads by some of the ovarian cancer cells breaking away and lodging on another organ surface within the peritoneal cavity. If not discovered early, there can be hundreds of tumors growing within the abdomen.
If the cancer has spread to other parts of the body, chemotherapy may also be necessary. Chemotherapy uses drugs in the form of pills or intravenous injections that kill any cells in your body that are dividing quickly.
A special way of delivering chemotherapy has been developed for ovarian cancer. This special way of delivering chemotherapy involves directly injecting the drugs into the abdominal cavity.
What are the side-effects of chemotherapy?
Cancer cells divide rapidly. However, so do some other healthy cells, like those in your mouth, your stomach, your intestines, your bones, and your hair.
Therefore, the drugs can also kill healthy cells in these places. When chemotherapy kills these healthy cells, the result can be mouth sores, tiredness, weakness, hair loss, diarrhea, and an upset stomach.
However, almost all of these treatments make it impossible for the woman to have children in the future. Talk to your doctor before your surgery if you want to have children. Be sure your doctor is a surgeon who specializes in cancer of the female organs.
What about radiation?
How does that work?
Radiation therapy uses very strong X-rays to kill the cancer cells. However, most cases of ovarian cancer do not get radiation therapy, because these tumors are quite sensitive to drug therapy. Therefore, at this time, radiation is used in ovarian cancer if chemotherapy has failed. .
It can be used as a treatment alone or in combination with other treatments. There are two ways to deliver radiation treatment.
First, X-ray beams can be aimed directly at the ovarian cancer cells from an external machine.
Second, you can have special radioactive chemicals placed directly into your abdomen. This releases constant amounts of radiation to kill the cancer cells over a specific period of time. This period of time could be from minutes, to hours, to days.
Are there side effects from the radiation?
The radiation will still kill some healthy cells in that area of the body. Radiation causes some various things to happen. It may cause skin changes such as redness or peeling, vaginal or rectal pain, vaginal narrowing, nausea, loss of appetite, tiredness, feeling the need to urinate more often, diarrhea, and/or softening of your bones.
Most of these side effects last only about two weeks after you stop radiation.
However, there are long-term side effects. Some women report sexual difficulties and early menopause. You should talk with your doctor if these side effects occur or if the short term side effects last longer than they should.
I have heard friends talk about clinical trials.
What are they?
Clinical trials are studies done to find new ways to diagnose and treat cancer and many other diseases.
Clinical trials also search for ways to prevent cancer and reduce symptoms. You should keep an open mind about clinical trials. Ask your doctor about any clinical trials that could benefit you.
The National Cancer Institute has lots of information about clinical trials. They will help you make an informed treatment decision. The best idea is to stay open to the possibility of clinical trials because they can offer new solutions for you and for other people with similar problems.
Well, we hope that this video has answered some of your questions and concerns about ovarian cancer.
Let us summarize a few important things for you.
The average age of women who get ovarian cancer is 60. If you have a personal history of breast cancer or a family history of ovarian, breast, uterine or colon cancer, you are at higher risk of getting ovarian cancer.
Talk to your doctor if you have any questions about your risk of getting ovarian cancer. The risks for Ovarian Cancer are being a woman, age greater than 60, first menstrual period before the age of 12, reaching menopause after the age of 50, never having children, giving birth to your first child after the age of 30, a history of unexplained infertility, a personal history of breast cancer, a family history of ovarian, breast, uterine or colon cancer, especially in your mother, sister or daughter.
The more you understand ovarian cancer, the more power you have to make the right choices for your own body and health.
You can call the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute for more information or visit their web sites. With what you have learned today, you can make a difference for yourself and your community by being informed and by making responsible decisions about cancer screening.
We enjoyed sharing this information with you and hope you will share it with many others. Together, we can improve the health of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community by making sure its members have the most accurate and current information available. Remember, this video was prepared in 2003. New information about ovarian cancer is always developing.
The following resources provide more information on uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers:
National Cancer Institute www.cancer.gov
American Cancer Society
National Institutes of Health
Official Web Site of the University of California, San Diego.


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Boulder District Attorney Stan Garnett said he expects to receive the final pieces of evidence in the Mapleton elk shooting investigation today, but that an announcement on whether or not the police officers involved in the killing will be prosecuted likely will come Friday.
Garnett initially had said a charging decision could have been made by as early as last Friday, and then revised that estimate to say he expected to be able to make that decision by today.
This morning Garnett said the DA's office is still receiving some evidence from Colorado Parks and Wildlife that prosecutors will need to decide whether charges should be filed against Boulder police officers Sam Carter and Brent Curnow in the New Year's Day shooting and disposal of a bull elk in the Mapleton Hill area.
"There's a lot of evidence in this case, and much of it is electronic," Garnett said. "My office should receive all of that today. It looks like we should be able to announce a decision Friday."
Garnett said the final pieces of evidence his office is looking through are cell phone correspondence between Curnow and Carter.
"That's what has kind of been the delay," Garnett said. "We got that this morning, and that is one of the last things we need to look at."
According to Boulder police, an on-duty Boulder police officer encountered an elk near Mapleton Avenue and Ninth Street late on Jan. 1 that he said was injured and needed to be put down. The officer shot the animal with a shotgun, and an off-duty Boulder officer came to pick up the carcass with the help of an on-duty Boulder County sheriff's deputy, later identified as Jeff George.
The officer who shot the elk did not report the incident or notify his supervisors he fired his weapon that night.
Boulder police have not said whether Carter or Curnow fired the weapon, but records show Carter was on duty that night and Curnow was not.
Boulder police are conducting an internal personnel investigation into Carter and Curnow, who have both been placed on paid leave. George also is subject to an internal probe, but he has not been suspended from duty.
The killing of the elk has caused an uproar in Boulder's Mapleton neighborhood, where residents say the animal had been seen for several years. A candlelight vigil and a silent Pearl Street march have been held in honor of the elk in recent weeks. ___


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Let's talk about the rich and how they are different from the rest of us.
Let's talk about the rich and how they are different from the rest of us.
If you've been to the movies, you know that "Gatsby," the latest version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby," opens next week.
You'd think that a book that has been on class reading lists almost since it was published in 1925, a book long considered one of the greatest novels of all time, would already be on most bookshelves.
But buyers are lining up to get a copy, bringing predictions that it could be among the top-selling books of the year.
That means people will be discussing not just whether Leonardo DiCaprio makes a better Gatsby than Robert Redford but also what the story means.
For that, I'll turn to a familiar source, "Spark-notes." Gatsby might seem to be about thwarted love, the study guide says, but Fitzgerald was writing about "the disintegration of the American dream in an era of unprecedented prosperity and material excess."
That sounds familiar.
And it was far from the only time Fitzgerald warmed to the subject. One of his most famous sayings concerned the rich. He was supposed to have told Ernest Hemingway that the rich are different from the rest of us and Hemingway was supposed to have answered that it was true because they had more money. There are other variations on the wording and participants, but the sentiments in their more complete context come from a 1926 short story, "The Rich Boy." There, Fitzgerald wrote that the rich "are different from you and me ... Even when they enter deep into our world or sink below us, they still think that they are better than we are."
And because the 2010s are different from the 1920s, it turns out that the rich can do something to make sure they stay better.
Recent analysis of test scores and other measures of success have shown that children of wealth are doing much better in school, not only compared with children from poor families, but also children from middle-class ones. The work at Stanford and Harvard shows that this gap is relatively recent and it comes because the wealthy have more recently devoted considerable time and effort to the crucial early learning years, the time when a child can build up an advantage that never goes away.
This is good news. Even if parents do not have money for tutors or time from their jobs or much education to share, society can learn the lesson that putting more effort and funding into early childhood education is likely to pay off for everyone in the long term.
And it would be good news, except that Congress just decided to put more money into easing air travel while cutting budgets for several programs to help families and children.
Just for kicks, they cut cancer research and workplace safety money, too.
So the rich are still different from the rest of us. And Congress is helping them stay that way.


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To find out how people rate the effectiveness of magical rituals, Legare and graduate student André Souza conducted a study in Brazil, a country suffused with rituals called simpatias. Used for solving problems as varied as quitting smoking, curing asthma and warding off bad luck, simpatias are formulaic rituals that involve various steps and repetition.
The psychologists presented 162 Brazilian respondents several versions of these rituals. Each was modified with different characteristics, such as repetition of procedures, number of steps, number of items used, and the presence of religious icons.
As part of the study, Legare asked the respondents to rate the effectiveness of each ritual. According to the findings, three elements of the simpatias had the biggest influence: number of steps, repetition of procedures and a specified time.
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Whenever you have the urge to doodle in class, put that feeling on pause until you're home because this loopy manicure will cure your craving. Polish pro Elizabeth Monson was inspired to take a pattern from Holly Fulton's fall runway show and translate it into nail art that's as kicky to create as it is to wear! "We've all drawn designs like these a million times," says Monson. "The result looks more complicated than it is and comes across as feminine and fun."
If you can draw a loop, you've already mastered the look, so let's get started!
Start with a clear coat to create a smooth surface for your manicure.
Monson uses Nail Magic, but you can use any strengthening base.
Add two coats of an opaque white polish to create the background for your look.
Monson used Sally Hansen Hard as Xtreme Wear Nails White On.
Using a red nail art pen, start at the bottom left corner of your nail and bring the tool up, loop it around, and bring it back down. Continue connecting the loops across the bottom part of your nails.
Monson likes Migi Nail Art Pens.
Repeat the previous step using a black nail art pen across the middle of your nails.
Using your first nail art pen, draw a third line of loops across the top of your nails.
Keep your look in place with a top coat.
Monson finished with Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Anti Chip Top Coat.
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Hi, i'm new to the fglrx driver. I've read some threads about this issue already but to no help. I have a dual head setup with two 22" CRTs. No matter what i do, they always go into 85Hz vert. I've tried to configure this in xorg.conf:
Or in command line:
A note about the xorg.conf setup is that when i remove the PreferredMode line, the screen goes into 1024x768, so the driver must at some point consider the line and the whole monitor section! It just seems to ignore the timings.
Also all the modelines and setups worked well with the radeonhd driver so they are tested. I would return to a static non-xrandr serverlayout-based xorg.conf only very reluctantly.
Any suggestions?
Section "Monitor" Identifier "HPp1230" HorizSync 30 - 145 VertRefresh 50 - 160 ModeLine "Custom1280x1024" 244.00 1280 1296 1440 1736 1024 1025 1028 1075 Option "DPMS" Option "PreferredMode" "Custom1280x1024" Gamma 0.96 0.96 0.96 EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "DP2045u" HorizSync 30 - 121 VertRefresh 50 - 160 Mode "Small1280x1024" DotClock 190.00 HTimings 1280 1296 1440 1688 VTimings 1024 1025 1028 1066 EndMode Option "DPMS" Option "LeftOf" "HPp1230" Option "PreferredMode" "Small1280x1024" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "radeon4850" Driver "fglrx" Option "monitor-CRT1" "HPp1230" Option "monitor-CRT2" "DP2045u" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Main" Device "radeon4850" DefaultDepth 24 SubSection "Display" Depth 24 Virtual 2560 1024 EndSubSection EndSection Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "X" Screen "Main" InputDevice "Logitech" "CorePointer" InputDevice "Acutake" "CoreKeyboard" EndSection
xrandr --newmode Custom1280x1024 244.00 1280 1296 1440 1736 1024 1025 1028 1075 (ok) xrandr -q ... Custom1280x1024 (0xd6) 244.0MHz h: width 1280 start 1296 end 1440 total 1736 skew 0 clock 140.6KHz v: height 1024 start 1025 end 1028 total 1075 clock 130.7Hz ... xrandr --addmode CRT1 Custom1280x1024 X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes) Major opcode of failed request: 155 (RANDR) Minor opcode of failed request: 18 () Serial number of failed request: 29 Current serial number in output stream: 30
Also all the modelines and setups worked well with the radeonhd driver so they are tested. I would return to a static non-xrandr serverlayout-based xorg.conf only very reluctantly.
Any suggestions?


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Shanna Lorraine Ballard, 23 and her unborn daughter, Paisley Rebbecca Jo Ballard of Albion, both passed away at 12:12 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne. Shanna was born Jan. 26, 1989 in Columbia City, she was the daughter of Donald Millard and Rebbecca L. (Carpenter) Hodgkins.She graduated from Columbia City High School with the class of 2007. She received her Medical Assistant degree from Ross Medical College, Fort Wayne. She was also employed at Bones Theater, Columbia City. She was married to Jeremiah Eugene Ballard on April 4, 2010, in Noble County.Surviving relatives include her husband, Jeremiah Eugene Ballard of Albion; two children, Scout Eugene, 4, and Olivia Grace Ballard, 3; her beloved Pit Bull dog, Girlfriend Ballard; mother, Rebbecca (Kim) Cramer, Paris, Tenn.; father, Donald Millard (Melody) Hodgkins, Columbia City; in-laws, Mart (Sally) Ballard of Columbia City; sisters and brothers, Misti Green of Plainwell, Mich., Myranda Green of Sturgis, Mich., Zach Ballard of Columbia City, Zeb (Stephanie) Ballard of Columbia City, Donald Hodgkins of Elyria, OH, Zorrina (Tom) Bilbo of Kiln, Miss., Bobbie Corey of Plymouth, Byron (Jackie) Prough of Shipshewana and Bob (Ruby) Ballard of Dunlap. She is preceded in death by grandparents, Eddie and Patricia Ruffing and Donald M. and Lorraine Hodgkins.Visitation will be Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. at DeMoney-Grimes Countryside Park Funeral Home, 600 Countryside Dr., Columbia City, with the funeral service immediately following at 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Pastor "Uncle Todd" Prough of the Spirit of Faith Fellowship, Goshen, will be officiating. Memorial bequest may be given in Shanna and Paisley Ballard's memory to their final expense account in care of DeMoney-Grimes Funeral Home. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Visit www.demoneygrimes.com to send a condolence and to sign the on line guest book.


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CHICAGO - Daniel Carcillo scored the tiebreaking goal with 49.3 seconds left in regulation and the Chicago Blackhawks won their 11th consecutive game, beating the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 on Wednesday night to extend the best start in NHL history.
Jonathan Toews and Andrew Shaw also scored for Chicago (21-0-3), which reached the halfway point of a lockout-shortened season without losing in regulation. The remarkable Blackhawks have earned at least one point in their first 24 games, stretching their NHL record.
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It depends on what they're made from. Most dissolvable stitches start to break down within one to two weeks. However, it could take several months before your stitches disappear completely.
The time it takes for dissolvable or absorbable stitches to disappear can vary.
Most types should start to dissolve or fall out within a week or two, although it may be a few weeks before they disappear completely. Some may last for several months.
Ask your surgeon or the health professional treating you about the type of stitches you've been given and how long they expect it will take for them to dissolve.
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Man wanted in morning robbery of Winston-Salem convenience store
Police are looking for a man suspected of robbing a convenience store Monday morning while armed with a gun.
The incident happened around 11 a.m. at Jay's Place at 3011 Waughtown St.
A man dressed in all black clothing and wearing a black ski mask displayed his handgun and demanded money, Winston-Salem police said.
The suspect left with an undisclosed amount of money and got into a gray or silver truck or SUV in the parking lot of the adjacent Wendy's, police said. No one was injured.
The man was described as standing 5'10 to 6'1" tall and having blue eyes. Anyone with information on the incident or a possible suspect is asked to call Crimestoppers at (336) 727-2800.


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BURLINGTON, N.C. – When the Conference Carolinas Tournament started on Friday all the teams were playing for a chance to play for a championship, and when second seed King University faced fourth seed University of Mount Olive, one team was going to be one step closer to that goal. The Trojans took advantage five King miscues to remain undefeated in the tournament with the 4-1 victory.
The Trojans (23-24) opened the scoring in the second inning when Caitlin Ewers started the frame with a single down the left field line. The next two batters reached on errors to load the bases for Carly White with one out. White hit a groundball to second base that gave Mount Olive the lead. They then plated a pair of runs in the third inning which was extended by another Tornado error. Both Savannah Becker and Katie Moore registered run scoring hits for the Trojans in the frame.
Mount Olive added an insurance run in the sixth, an unearned run that scored on a wild pitch, extending their lead to 4-0 before King (28-25) tried to mount a comeback in the bottom of the inning. Octavia Lewis-Rand and Cassie Ringstaff started the inning with back-to-back singles. Following an out, Fallon Thomas laced a single down the left field line that went over third base to score Lewis-Rand. However, White got out of the jam for Mount Olive with a popout and groundout to keep the Trojans in the lead.
White then retired the side in order in the seventh to move Mount Olive into the championship game on Sunday.
Hannah Light tossed all seven innings for King, allowing four runs, only one earned on eight hits. Her counterpart, White only allowed the one run on five hits in the same seven innings of work.
Offensively, Becker scored a pair of runs for Mount Olive while Asheligh Mason went 2-for-3. King had five different players account for their five hits in the contest.
With the win, Mount Olive moves to tomorrow's championship game at 1:00 p.m. King will face top-seed Limestone College at 11:00 a.m. with the winner taking on the Trojans at 1:00 p.m.


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When Memory is full
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This Morning's finest syllable
Presumptuous Evening said --
Poet: Emily Dickinson
Poem: 1266.
When Memory is full
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The Chapman Conservatory of Music has a new name.
Chapman University president Jim Doti announced that the conservatory will be named in honor of William Hall, the esteemed choral conductor and dean of the university's College of Performing Arts. Hall shares the conservatory's new name – the William D. Hall and Marybelle and Sebastian P. Musco Conservatory of Music – with two major donors. The Muscos are longtime supporters of the arts in Orange County and have headed the fundraising drive for the new Musco Center for the Arts on campus, scheduled to open in 2015.
Doti made the announcement public at a gala dinner and alumni choral performance celebrating Hall's 50 years at Chapman on Saturday night.
"The story of Chapman University cannot be told without telling the story of Bill Hall, the transformational effect his musical genius has had on thousands of our students, and the fame he has brought to Chapman University through his ensembles' many world tours and his superb leadership on our campus," Doti said in a statement.
For many years, Hall was a central figure in Southern California musical performance, leading not only the Chapman choirs, but the William Hall Chorale and the Orange County Master Chorale in local performances and world tours, during which they sang for kings, popes and presidents. He was a strong proponent of the big choral works in the canon and in 1996 gave the Orange County premiere of Mahler's Symphony No. 8, "Symphony of a Thousand," at the Crystal Cathedral. In recent years he has concentrated his activities on turning Chapman into a destination school for aspiring musicians.
The Muscos are perhaps best known for their support of Opera Pacific, where Sebastian served as chairman of the board before the company folded in 2008. They have given millions to Chapman.
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