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Fourth-ranked Penn State finished its impressive pre-Christmas schedule with a 42-3 thrashing of then-No. 22 Ohio State in University Park, Pa., on Dec. 19.
The Nittany Lions (7-0), under the guidance of second-year head coach Cael Sanderson, have five freshmen who combining for a 46-1 record this season, including Frank Martellotti (11-0 at 125); Andrew Alton (12-0 at 141); David Taylor (12-0 at 157); and Ed Ruth (11-1 at 174). Alton, from Mill Hall, Pa., has nine first-period pins. The veteran of the team, two-time All-American Frank Molinaro, is 7-1 at 149 pounds.
"The thing about our team is that we have a lot of good individuals and if we get on a roll, it's going to be hard to stop us," said Taylor, a native of St. Paris, Ohio.
PSU also owns wins against top-20 squads Lehigh and Rutgers and will compete at the tough Southern Scuffle tournament in Greensboro, N.C., on Dec. 28-29. Ninth at the 2010 NCAA Championships after finishing 17th a year earlier, PSU has 23 top-10 finishes, winning the national title in 1953.
There is a buzz around Penn State wrestling that has not been there in awhile and much of it has to do with style in which Sanderson's squad is winning. "You have to enjoy yourself out there and not be focused on trying to go out and win a one-point match," Sanderson said after the Ohio State victory.
"If you can beat [an opponent] by eight, then beat him by eight. If you can pin him, you should try and pin him. That attitude is very important for the future of this program. It's good to see."
Sanderson, a four-time NCAA champion for Iowa State who went 159-0 from 1999-02, recently was included in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum's Class of 2011.
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• Saint John's (Minn.) University shook up Division III with dual wins against No. 1 Wartburg and No. 3 Coe on Dec. 20 at the Desert Duals in Las Vegas. The fifth-ranked Johnnies (8-1) earned a 21-15 victory against Wartburg when the Knights' top-ranked heavyweight, John Helgerson, was disqualified for an illegal slam in the dual's final bout. Major decisions by Minga Batsukh, Matt Pfarr and Dustin Baxter highlighted the 18-17 win against Coe. Batsukh is a two-time D-III champion and ranked No. 1 at 141 pounds.
• Kenny Jordan, a former Division I starter at Nebraska who was forced to leave the program due to a well-publicized, off-the-mat issue, is now wrestling for Division II Adams State. Jordan, a Frankfort, Ill., native and former JUCO national champion, won seven of nine matches and finished fourth at 141 pounds at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
• Former Division I NCAA runner-up Bubba Jenkins left Penn State during the summer and is now wrestling for Arizona State at 157 pounds. A Virginia Beach, Va., native, Jenkins finished sixth at the Reno TOC, forfeiting three matches after reaching the semifinals.
• UC-Davis dropped its program after the 2009-10 season. A number of former Aggies are continuing their careers elsewhere, including 149-pounder Barrett Abel (Cal Poly) and 285-pounder Ricky Alcala (Indiana).
• Others with new addresses include: Vicente Varela (Arizona State to Hofstra); Chris Drouin (Arizona State to Iowa State); Mario Mason (Minnesota to Rutgers); Alex Caruso (Lehigh to Rutgers); Ryan Flores (Columbia to American); Max Ortega (Indiana to Division II Adams State); and Dalton Jensen (Iowa State to Division II Nebraska-Kearney).
• Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, is well-represented in the collegiate ranks this season. St. John's (Minn.) senior Myanga Batsukh will try to win a third Division III title in March. The 141-pounder is 7-0 this season. Ganbayar Sanjaa, a junior 149-pounder at American University, was an NJCAA champion in 2009 for Colby Community College before transferring to the Washington, D.C.-based school. Sanjaa is 9-1 this season and ranked 13th. Also from Ulaanbaatar, Turtoqtokh Luvsandorj is a 165-pound sophomore for The Citadel. Ranked 17th this season, Luvsandorj went 26-12 and was an NCAA qualifier as a freshman. He is 14-3 so far in 2010-11.
• Eight of the top 25 Division I programs will be in Greensboro, N.C., on Dec. 29-30, for the 2010 Southern Scuffle. No. 1 Cornell, No. 3 Minnesota and No. 4 Penn State are expected to lead the field.
• Along with the Southern Scuffle, the 48th Midlands Championships will take place the same days in Evanston, Ill. Reigning NCAA team champion Iowa, currently ranked sixth with a 7-0 record in duals, leads the field. No. 20 Northwestern (10-0) is the host school.
• The first week of January includes the National Duals in Cedar Falls, Iowa. All three NCAA divisions will be at the UNI Dome on Jan. 8-9. Second-ranked Oklahoma State will make its first appearance at the dual tournament since 2007.
Quick Hits
Ithaca, N.Y., isn't just home to No. 1-ranked Cornell. The Division III rankings show Ithaca at No. 4 after a 7-0 start behind two-time All-American Blaine Woszczak, who is 15-2 and ranked sixth at 149. ... Wyoming edged Boise State by 1.5 points to win the team title at the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec. 18 as Shane Onufer and Joe LeBlanc won titles for head coach Mark Branch's Cowboys. ... Arizona State All-American Anthony Robles (14-0) had four technical falls in five bouts to win the 125-pound title in Reno and improved his career record to 100-23 while outscoring opponents 173-9 this season. ... Nine freshmen are in the top 10 of the Amateur Wrestling News' individual rankings including Penn State's David Taylor, who tops the group with a No. 3 ranking at 157 pounds and a 12-0 record. ... Top-ranked and two time defending champion Nebraska-Omaha has five wrestlers ranked No. 1 or 2 in Division II at the end of December, but does not open its dual season until Jan. 20 when it hosts Division III power Augsburg (Minn.). ... UNO two-time All-American Esai Dominguez, a junior 149-pounder, and senior 174-pounder Ryan Pankoke should each climb to the 100-win plateau for their careers in mid-January.


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BRISTOL, Tenn. – The USTFCCCA have released the 2012 All-Region teams for the 2012 Indoor Track and Field season. Nineteen King College student-athletes are represented on this list, combined for 32 total honors for the Tornado.
The top five from each region in individual events and each member of a relay ranked in the region's top three have earned the All-Region distinction for the 2012 indoor season. A total of 1,012 athletes receive 1,476 USTFCCCA All-Region nods. The USTFCCCA regions match those used for NCAA Cross Country Championships.
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Earl Rahming (Nassau, Bahamas) tallied three All-Region honors in the 60-meters, 400-meters, and the 4x400 Relay. The sophomore excelled in the 400-meter event all season as he progressed toward reaching the National Qualifying mark in the event before falling just short of the required time while setting new personal records along the way (49.60). Lanneickia Brewton (Inman, S.C.) earned All-Region honors in the 200- and 400-meter dashes as well as the 4x400 relay.
Danielle Alfano (Chattanooga, Tenn.) tallied All-Region honors in both the 800-meter event and the one-mile race. Alfano broke King's school record in the one mile four different times over the course of the indoor season, winning her first collegiate race in her final meet last week.
Shelbie Burchfield (Morristown, Tenn.) represented the jumpers with honors in both the high and long jump events.
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Law School Admissions / Re: Accepted 08/09« on: March 03, 2009, 01:06:01 PM »
Sapphire was rude, but I do think that Trev came off pretty rude as well.
we have very similar cycles, npe. What are you thinking right now? Who's number one?
G-Dub's the favorite right now, but the free ride at UIUC is very tempting. I'm really hoping to get off one of these waitlists though. And of course, if NYU called tomorrow, I'd withdraw from everywhere else right away.
And you?
Right now, Illinois is in the top spot. I'm currently waiting on WUSTL to get a pulse again and send me a scholarship this week. That could change things. And the 4 waitlists, of course, which could be a gamechanger.
How long you planning on sticking out those waitlists?
I'm not sure. I don't think I'm gonna ride out UCLA's because the school is just too damn expensive, same with northwestern. It's really gonna come to Vandy and Michigan, and I'll probably stick it out for as long as they let me. But, in a strange way, I hope they don't call, because I still don't konw if I could go $180K in debt. It just blows my mind. I think, in the end, if either Vandy or Michigan call, I'll end up there, though. And I have a feeling one of them will.
Given up on Virginia?
NU is prohibitively expensive but if they called me today and accepted me I would be done and be happy with paying the price.
lol, tbh, i forgot about Virginia. They are a step below Vandy and Mich for my preferences, but I'd definitely be in if they called.
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - What song is the best for studying English? Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in What song is the best for studying English? Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Music View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message aya0109Joined: 25 Sep 2006Posts: 22 Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 4:31 am Post subject: What song is the best for studying English? I want to study English! So I will listening song. So please tell me that what song is best for studying English. Back to top diciviJoined: 04 Feb 2007Posts: 14Location: Canada Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 4:37 pm Post subject: Songs for Learning English You have posed a very tough question. Many songs are sung by people with regional accents, words are frequently slurred to make them fit the melody, the lyrics are often full of slang and colloquialisms and if that wasn't bad enough words are sometimes distorted to make a rhyme. I truly believe that a student of English should not use music as a learning tool. I would advise looking for video documentaries on the internet. There are many provided by Nova and lots by the BBC. The English here is usually of a high standard and seeing the visual effects makes it easier for the viewer to understand the dialogue. _________________"What one values in serving others is ability" Lao Tzu Tutoring via Skype and easy to navigate web pages. Back to top LorikeetJoined: 08 Oct 2005Posts: 1827Location: San Francisco Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject: I think using songs to learn English is another way to enjoy the language, but I wouldn't recommend it as the only thing to do for the reasons given by dicivi. However, I remember singing songs in all the languages I learned. It was fun and it helped. I'd suggest getting some older songs, where you can understand the words! Also, some songs will have the words on the Internet, so you can use that to help too. Some of the more popular songs nowadays are more difficult to understand, and contain a lot of words you might not want to use in a work or school situation. Then again, I'm old, so I don't care for the new stuff too much Back to top ad-miralJoined: 01 Sep 2006Posts: 1488 Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 7:58 pm Post subject: I would recommend "yesterday" from Beatles because it's easy to sing and makes fun if you play it with the guitar._________________If I say "I love you" to someone, then I also have to say "I also love everyone else inside you, I love the whole world because of you, I also love myself inside you." -- Erich Fromm, the Art of Love Back to top diciviJoined: 04 Feb 2007Posts: 14Location: Canada Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:41 pm Post subject: Even though I don't listen to older ballads anymore I think I would agree with Lorikeet - perhaps you should listen to some music like "Smile" by Tony Bennett, "My Way" by Frank Sinatra and "Moon River" by Barbra Streisand. These artist have good diction and you can catch almost every word. You can find these all on Youtube. As for the Beatles - I love their music but it's a bit abstract at times. I feel that passages like "...wearing a face in a jar by the door" OR "She is well acquainted with the touch of the velvet hand - like a lizard on a window pane" could be a bit confusing. I'm still trying to sort some of it out!_________________"What one values in serving others is ability" Lao Tzu Tutoring via Skype and easy to navigate web pages. Back to top Jenniferdu521Joined: 29 Mar 2009Posts: 72 Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 2:21 am Post subject: yeah Learn to sing English song might be a assistant way to learn English, but not the only way. I like singsing, so I decide to learn some English songs, Although I know they must be very difficult. Yesterday, I heard a song named "any man of mine" I like it very much and try to learn it. Hope I can do it! Back to top DemodiJoined: 21 Apr 2011Posts: 1Location: Turkey Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:19 am Post subject: Re: What song is the best for studying English? aya0109 wrote: I want to study English! So I will listening song. So please tell me that what song is best for studying English. Hi I want to recommend three songs with lyrics for you to studying English. Sinéad O'Connor - Nothing Compares to you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCC2s_WYqWc Styx Boat on the river http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16VSqbj9meA REM. losing my religion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=643PDZne5LE&feature=related_________________My hobby is learning English and I like talking to people around the world . I am a humanistic and optimistic person. I like philosophy books and psychology books. 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For the past twenty years or so, there is one manufacturer who has been above all others in the premier class of grand prix motorcycle racing, and that manufacturer is Honda.
Winning 12 of the last 20 World Championship titles, Honda's recent domination in 500GP and MotoGP has been a sea change for the series, and the company's winning total in this modern era of four-stroke and two-stroke machines is double the next nearest OEM, Yamaha (MV Agusta still holds the outright record, with 18 championships from the 1956-1974 period of four-stroke racing).
Part of Honda's success has been the fact that the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer has been able to attract some of the best riders ever to come to a Grand Prix race's starting line, champions like Mick Doohan (1994-1998), Àlex Crivillé (1999), Valentino Rossi (2001-2003), Nicky Hayden (2006), Casey Stoner (2011), and now Marc Marquez (2013).
But also part of the equation has been the superb equipment that HRC, Honda's racing department, produces for its riders, bike likes the Honda NSR500, RC211v, RC212V, and RC213V, which have widely been regarded as the best machines on the grid in each of their respective eras.
Looking down the pipe, as MotoGP adopts new rules and regulations, the RC213V and RCV1000R appear set to dominate their respective classes as the factory machines will be reduced to 20 liters of fuel for next year, and the open class machines are forced to use both the Dorna-supplied ECU hardware and software.
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OK Guys, Just a couple of modifications to the fun.....I have made the following updates to the original post with the Street Grudge Rules.
1. There will be three rounds of racing action at each Grudge Event.
2. The events will be run on a 1000 ft track.
The first three rounds of this new event have been a gigantic blast....I hope all of the participants have had as much fun as the spectators and ORP crew have! It has been hard to figure out how many pairings and call outs to have each night, but three rounds of racing seem to fit the time frame available pretty well. Also, in light of the ETs and Speeds which will remain unspoken, I feel the need to shorten these events to 1000 ft.
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Note: This version is now out of date. Please see the new post with download links to FRF83.
If you dutifully followed our instructions last month on how to manually install Froyo on your Nexus One then I have good news; a new update is now available for you direct from Google's servers for the time being.
This one is specifically designed to take you from the previously leaked FRF50 build to FRF72 so don't try to run this if you are on something other than the stock FRF50 build.
Don't expect anything mind blowing as this one is a wee little file and consensus over on XDA, where this originally leaked, is that we are probably basically just looking at some bug fixes (not that bug fixes aren't appreciated).
No word on whether this will in fact be the build that Google eventually releases to the masses via OTA, but for the time being its the latest and greatest direct from Google so go ahead and follow the directions below to give it a shot.
To manually install Android 2.2 FRF72 on the Nexus One, perform the following steps:
- Download the official Android 2.2 firmware for the Nexus One here.
- Copy the file to your microSD card and name it update.zip (newb warning: not update.zip.zip)
- Power off your phone.
- Hold down the VOLUME DOWN button and power it back on.
- The phone will now search for files like PB00IMG.zip, etc. This is normal. Scroll down to recovery and press the POWER button.
- When you see the "/!" symbol, press the POWER button and the Volume Up button at the same time. You should be presented with a menu and one of the options should be "Apply sdcard:update.zip".
- Use the trackball to navigate to "apply sdcard:update.zip" and select it.
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Update: If Swype and/or Google Voice aren't working after the update you should go ahead and uninstall and reinstall them to get them back up and running.
Here is the list of improvements that people are reporting on FRF72.
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Thanks to everyone that contributed their experiences with the update.
Finally, as Zacqary Adam Green pointed out in comments, a rooted version is available over on XDA if you are interested in checking that out.
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No, I'm not talking about the song, I'm talking about how the solve rate is getting quicker around here. feb 2008 3rd place time was 56.5 seconds. this month 56 seconds will not get you into the top 20th position. overall, I would say everybody is getting quicker. Back in 2008, 99 seconds would have gotten you into the top 20 spot. keep playing, there's hope for us all
Yep, we all play too much . Some days, I wish all the records could be reset so new players could have the joy of seeing the plane. Then I remember the two 6-second solves I have floating out there, and change my mind.
It's been a few years since a new batch of quotes went live. Even though I know I haven't seen every quote on the site yet, it would be great to have some brand-new ones so everyone would be on the same footing. Stephen?
Slotted spoons don't hold much soup. - Stephen Sondheim
Do you think it has something to do with improvements in browsers?
it seems there was a big influx of very fast solvers several months ago--i remember commenting on it in the chat room. it was around the same time as the programmer guy got kicked off, which made me a bit suspicious at the time (but i'm sometimes a suspicious sort, once someone has raised questions). it was also just after a time where lots of "guests" were appearing in chat, asking for help solving puzzles--at the time, i was told that that was common at the start of some school classes, for students to look for help here doing their homework--so that probably has nothing to do with anything.
anyway, it just seemed very unusual that there were so many REALLY GOOD players that started around the same time, and i wondered if a whole class (of cheaters, using that same program) had signed up together. i know--crazy thought, huh?
no one else has ever mentioned anything, though, and i still consider myself a relative 'newbie' here, so i try to keep suspicions to myself.
i guess i'll go with coincidence. for now. 'til i hear otherwise. ha!
I get suspicious, too, but I think a few people just decided to get good before joining, like I did. Those of us who have been around for some of the previous cheaters can generally spot them. Being able to beat a Bansai record by one or two seconds doesn't make me suspicious. A 7-second solve when the previous record was twice that, then a bunch more in a similar time range, that would raise a red flag.
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I believe it would require that you have a built-in "solving" program on your computer....but it seems to me (barely computer-literate) that using it would require more time??
There is also at least one "speaking" platform out there, where you don't have to TYPE!! There are probably more that I just have no awareness of.
I DO think that speeds have increased w/ the advance of technology and super-fast servers....that will probably continue w/ future advances.
All the more reason to stay focused on WHY we come here to play! It "scratches an itch" or keeps our minds active, or gives us a sense of community, or provides us with a daily challenge. I'm sure there are as many reasons for playing as there are players.
No matter how high up the ranks you go there will always be someone who will eventually replace you!! It's kind of an analogy of life, I think.
I'm having a hard time trying to understand why anyone would even want to cheat. There is no prize money, bragging rights are pretty much worthless with the anonymity of the internet,and the only pleasure to be found is the self gratification of actually solving a puzzle yourself. I guess you would have to lump it in with those who derive satisfaction from creating viruses, malware, and other destructive elements of the internet. oh well, I still enjoy watching myself improve at cryptograms, and appreciate the work that must go into making sites like this possible.
I became suspicious too, a few months ago. I've decided that people that know a lot more about it than I do, aren't alarmed, so everything must be okay. We know that there are people here who are incredibly good, just because someone is new doesn't mean they can't be really good too.
As for cheating, who knows why people do the things they do? I thought that before the last cheater disappeared he said something about trying to improve his software. That post disappeared along with him, so I can't check to see if I was right.
One does get faster with practise, I know this from my own experience At first (I found cryptograms in November) my average time was around 200 seconds, in December maybe two minutes, in January a minute and a half and now I'm already under a minute. Nowhere near the fastes ones on this site, obviously, but I'm improving! I even got my first 6 second solve today (too bad the record was 5 seconds by Nanrich!).
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The Niagara Regional Theatre Guild will celebrate its 90th anniversary with a pre-show ceremony sponsored by KeyBank, including ribbon-cutting and a birthday cake on stage, after the show "Inherit the Wind."
The celebration will begin Friday, Feb. 8, at 7 p.m. at NRTG's home, the Ellicott Creek Playhouse, 530 Ellicott Creek Road, Tonawanda.
"Inherit the Wind," one of the most outstanding dramas of our time, was written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee. It is an historic accounting of the Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925, a famous trial that still divides Americans today due to the trial's outcome. A teacher was tried in court for teaching Darwin's theory of evolution, instead of teaching the Biblical account in the Book of Genesis. A brilliantly written script leads you on a back and forth debate that will keep you spellbound.
The drama is directed by Fran Newton, produced by Alaina Kulikowski and stage manager Gretchen Beach, all of Grand Island.
Celebrating NRTG's 90th anniversary are Paul Bene from Niagara Falls, a lifetime member of NRTG, starring as Matthew Harrison Brady. During his NRTG tenure, Bene has directed, acted, served on the board of directors as vice president, recently played Benjamin Franklin in season opener of "1776" and stars as Tevye in "Fiddler" for NRTG. He owns House of Fantasy Comic Books & Games in Niagara Falls.
Stephen Jakiel from Buffalo stars as Henry Drummond. He chairs the English Department at St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute and has directed and acted for the company with his role as King Arthur in "Camelot" being a favorite.
Michael Breen from Buffalo stars as E.K. Hornbeck and is directing NRTG's upcoming production of "Godspell." He was recently seen in "The Crucible" and as Herbie in "Gypsy" and directs for area high schools.
Andrew Polino from East Amherst stars as Cates and was recently seen as Richard Henry Lee in NRTG's "1776" and as Yonkers in "Gypsy."
Maria Nicole from Niagara Falls stars as Rachel and has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theater performance from Niagara University.
An opening night reception including refreshments and a "Meet the Cast and Crew" will be held immediately following the opening night performance. Other performances, the cast and crew may be greeting patrons after each show.
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MARIETTA — In an attempt to streamline and bring expertise to felony animal abuse cases, Cobb District Attorney Vic Reynolds has created a new unit in his office.
Sherwin Figueroa and Theresa Schiefer, who both joined the District Attorney's Office earlier this year, will now be a part of the Animal Abuse Unit.
They will prosecute all cases where animal cruelty is the main charge, regardless of the superior courtroom the case is assigned to, in addition to their regular cases, at no extra cost to the taxpayer, Reynolds said.
"I'm very much in support of this," Reynolds said. "The last couple of (animal abuse cases) we've seen have been pretty brutal, and we want to get out in front of this thing while we can and we want folks to know that when you commit this type of crime here, there's going to be some consequences for it."
His office prosecuted five felony aggravated cruelty to animal cases in 2011 and 2012 and, so far in 2013, there have been two cases indicted.
A current case dates back to late June when Marcell Sibley of Smyrna was arrested on charges of aggravated cruelty to animals when he allegedly abused his dog after becoming frustrated with the dog's behavior.
Sibley reportedly got angry with the dog when it didn't behave the way Sibley wanted, slapped it, put it in its kennel, threw it off the second story balcony of the All Around Suites hotel in Marietta, and then threw the dog and the kennel into the hotel Dumpster, according to the arrest warrant.
Sibley allegedly told police that he thought the dog was dead when he threw it in the Dumpster, but the dog was alive, had blood in its mouth and suffered broken legs.
He was released the day of his arrest on a $10,000 bond. If convicted, Sibley faces a maximum of one to five years in prison.
Misdemeanor animal cases are prosecuted by the Solicitor General's Office.
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Figueroa, an east Cobb native and Walton High graduate, said the idea for the unit presented itself about a month ago after she was asked to speak to an animal rescue group, explaining the role of the prosecutor's office in animal abuse cases.
"I'm a very big advocate of animal protection," she said. "I have a rescue … it's something I do on the side and I volunteer with animal groups."
She also serves as the vice president of the State Bar of Georgia's Animal Law Section.
Schiefer, 34, was asked to serve on the unit while working two active aggravated cruelty cases, including Sibley's.
Together, Figueroa and Schiefer hope to streamline the process once a case is reported and eventually, the unit will have a list of veterinarians, investigators or officers whose expertise they can access in these types of cases.
"Having go-to staff that we can get special care from is important," Figueroa said. "I think everyone is on the same page, the Legislature and the laws that have been passed, but we just want to be better prepared to follow the law and enforce the law."
The pair will continue training through the statewide Continuing Legal Education conferences, which are required of all prosecutors bi-annually to maintain their certification.
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Schiefer and Figueroa said they were also interested in prosecuting these types of cases because they have learned that there is a correlation between animal abuse and greater crimes like domestic violence or elderly abuse.
Last week, the National District Attorney's Association released new information regarding the link, Figueroa said.
"The type of people who abuse animals are five times more likely to commit acts of violence … three times more likely to commit property crimes," Figueroa said, adding that this connection is something the Federal Bureau of Investigation has tracked since the 1970s.
"When I started doing work in domestic violence in law school 10-plus years ago, we saw all the time situations where children were scared of the abuser because he was threatening to kill (their pet)," Schiefer said. "It's not necessarily that the child would go to school with a black eye but the child was intimidated."
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There's always name-calling in national elections, but now there are more ways to get the message out, says political opposition researcher Michael Rejebian. During the past election, he says, the dirt was just flying more often.
Rejebian and Alan Huffman — both former investigative reporters — dig up background on their clients' opponents. While their currency is facts, many of the political attacks this election cycle were doling out something different.
"A lot of the attacks were fact-based, but I feel like facts are more often a supporting actor, if they appear at all," Huffman tells Jacki Lyden, host of weekends on All Things Considered. "And what really resonates on the Internet or in an ad is more important than whether or not they're factually based."
In their work, Rejebian and Huffman also look for potentially harmful information about their own clients to prepare them for what's out there, as they said on weekends on All Things Considered in March. They tell Lyden they're still amazed at what candidates assume won't be discovered about themselves.
The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision certainly had an impact on campaigning, particularly in advertising, Huffman says, but it wasn't exactly a boon to those in the field of fact-based background research.
"I think it is going to be more difficult to sort of wedge the truth, based on documentation, into the campaign when you've got huge amounts of money that can just sort of create truth by repetition," Huffman says. "So, in a sense ... it's just about the evolution of opposition research, and it's really not clear yet where it's going."
This is WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Jacki Lyden.
Today, we're taking a look back at the year. Call it our journal of remembrance of things fairly recently passed; some of them just barely so. But you can't discuss 2012 without bringing up the presidential election.
In March, we interviewed two guys, Alan Huffman and Michael Rejebian, who are opposition researchers. A nice way of saying, they're former investigative reporters turned political dirt diggers. We checked in with them to see what they thought about how the facts fared in this election cycle.
MICHAEL REJEBIAN: I think in every national election since the beginning of the republic, you've had name-calling and those kinds of things. But I think because of the infinite number of delivery mechanisms that you had this year and the numbers of groups that were pouring money into these campaigns, those kinds of things were more pronounced. So I don't know that you had anything different than what you normally had. There was just - it was just there more often.
ALAN HUFFMAN: Well, this is Alan. And if you look at the national elections, you could see that there were a lot of facts in play. A lot of the attacks were fact-based. But I feel like facts are more often a supporting actor, if they appear at all. And what really resonates on the Internet or in an ad is more important than whether or not they're factually based.
LYDEN: But you had a few interesting races that you worked for this year since we last spoke to you. Tell me about the candidate you were researching in Arkansas.
HUFFMAN: That was one of the nightmare candidates for an opposition researcher just because in this case, we just found a lot of information really quickly about our candidate that we knew was going to be difficult. A lot more, in fact, than existed on his opponent. And that's always disconcerting because, you know, you're going to have to lay that out for them.
LYDEN: Well, so still, what did you find out?
REJEBIAN: Well, this is Michael again. It was funny because we were - what we found out was that this guy had $750,000 in state and federal tax liens and scores of bank foreclosures on property. And it was funny because I remember we were walking out of the courthouse carrying like a 10-inch stack of documents that we were going to have to go through - tax documents. And Alan looked at me and said, you know, if this guy hadn't paid all this, do you really think he's going to pay us? And sure enough, he didn't. So...
REJEBIAN: ...you know, you live and learn.
LYDEN: And a guy with that many liens against him and that kind of financial trail behind him, he didn't think that'd be a problem running for office at all, huh?
HUFFMAN: Well, this is Alan. You know, we run into that all the time. The candidates, either it's just ego or just they've been able to skate for long enough on these things that they just assume that no one will find it. I mean, that's why they hire us so that they'll see what is out there that someone could conceivably find. But we're always amazed that people have these things in their past that they often haven't dealt with at all.
LYDEN: Mm-hmm. So do you think that your job is going to be getting harder because there's just so much money out there, or is the kind of work you do, digging up dirt, a growth field?
HUFFMAN: You know, it's interesting because we did see the impact of Citizens United and all that money out there in the presidential election, but I don't think it created opportunities for more of that deep background research in general. I think it went into advertising. And, you know, I think it is going to be more difficult to sort of wedge the truth based on documentation into the campaign when you've got huge amounts of money that can just sort of create truth by repetition. So in a sense, you know, it's just about the evolution of opposition research, and it's really not clear yet where it's going.
LYDEN: Alan Huffman and Michael Rejebian are former investigative journalists who do opposition research for political candidates. They wrote the book "We're With Nobody." Alan and Michael, thank you. And have a great new year.
REJEBIAN: Thank you, Jacki.
HUFFMAN: You too. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Fifteen 3D categories have been selected for the third annual Creative Arts Awards of the International 3D Society. Awards co-chair Lenny Lipton made the announcement.
The show will to be held on February 2, 2012, at Hollywood's Chinese Theatre and will feature red-carpet arrivals before the ceremony, as well as highlights of upcoming 3D productions. Viewers equipped with 3D TV sets at home will be able to watch on 3net, the 3D network from Sony, Discovery and IMAX. The in-theater audience will watch using XPAND 3D's active shutter glasses.
The awards will honor the best in 3D theatrical, television and videogame productions. Categories include live action 3D feature of the year, animated 3D feature of the year, stereography for both live action and animation, 3D electronic broadcast media for both live sports and entertainment, and 3D video game.
"I3DS has created industry and public awareness of three-dimensional media with (this show)," said Lipton. "The creative people in motion pictures, television and advertising, who have made the best use of 3D, will be recognized for their achievements by their peers and the public."
"This year's 3D films, TV and other content platforms are achieving extraordinary new levels of artistic and technical quality, said I3DS prexy Jim Chabin. "The awards will be the opportunity for us all to recognize the creative professionals and organizations responsible and record for history this year's accomplishments."
"The theme for the evening is 'Your World in 3D,'" said 3D Society chairman and DreamWorks Animation head of production development Jim Mainard. "This is a timely theme given the proliferation of 3D from the theater to the home and most recently to mobile."


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By Leila Abboud and Gwénaëlle Barzic
PARIS (Reuters) - French low-cost telecom operator Iliad will soon open a second front in a mobile price war when it starts helping customers buy expensive smartphones in the coming months, piling more pressure on its larger rivals.
The move is a major change from the current no-frills plans sold by Iliad's Free Mobile service where consumers buy their own phones without long-term contracts. Such "SIM only" plans for 2 or 19.99 euros a month helped the upstart grab a 10 percent market share and sparked customer defections from rivals Orange, Vivendi's SFR and Bouygues Telecom.
Now, it plans a change of model. French consumers will likely cheer Iliad's new offerings, expected before Christmas, allowing them to upgrade their phones, while investors fear that Free's push into the high-end market will lead to another step down for the share prices of the three other operators.
As Iliad founder Xavier Niel plots his next move, rival sector executives and analysts predict the new plans will be aggressive on price but will not have the same destabilizing impact as Free Mobile's launch 18 months ago.
Orange, SFR and Bouygues - loath to underestimate Niel again - have prepared by pushing high-end plans paired with new superfast mobile technology known as 4G to blunt Free's advance.
For Iliad, the goal is twofold: to reach people who cannot afford to spend up to 700 euros for a new Apple iPhone or Samsung Galaxy and convert subscribers from its 2 euros a month package, on which it ekes out little profit, to more expensive offers. Its 6.8 million customers account for 10 percent of French subscribers but only roughly 5 percent of mobile service revenue, according to Citigroup analysts.
Iliad financed its mobile expansion out of cash generated from its broadband business, which has 5.5 million customers and is France's second-largest behind Orange. Its mobile activity had sales of 600 million euros and a its first core profit (EBITDA) of 54.2 million euros in the six months to June.
Free has kept silent about the exact shape its high-end offers will take.
Iliad Chief Executive Maxime Lombardini said in a recent radio interview that mobile plans that pair long-term contracts with subsidized smartphones were the only part of the market where prices had yet to come down.
"We don't really like the notion of subsidies, but we are working on ways now to allow customers to get a smartphone in more acceptable conditions than paying upfront," he said.
"Before the end of the year, our idea is to launch something simpler and more attractive than what is on the market today."
Analysts from Exane BNP Paribas estimate that Free Mobile can undercut rivals' offers for subsidized contracts by roughly 10 euros a month and recruit 800,000 to 1 million more customers a year. That would translate into a 1-2 percent erosion of the client base of the other three operators, which Exane does not think would touch off a new price war.
"We expect the launch to be negative for Iliad's competitors but not a game changer," Exane analyst Antoine Pradayrol said in a note. "For incumbents, it makes far more sense to accept the loss of about 1 percent more of customers a year rather than cut prices by 5 to 10 euros for all customers."
Barclays analysts warned that the French market remains "extremely vulnerable" as mobile prices have gone from among the highest in Europe to among the lowest. Prices fell by 11 percent in 2012, according to telecoms regulator ARCEP. Orange and SFR predict a further fall of 10-12 percent this year.
Since Iliad's arrival, Orange, SFR and Bouygues have used traditional offers, which lock in customers on 12 or 24-month contracts and defray upfront smartphone costs, as their main line of defense. They have also aped Iliad with cheaper SIM-only plans.
Iliad, which declined to make executives available, does have payment plans to help people buy phones but since French law considers them consumer loans, many have been put off by the paperwork. To reach its target of 25 percent share, Iliad must crack the half of the market that needs help buying a phone.
In July, Free Mobile tested out a plan on French flash sales website VentePrivee that cost 39.99 euros a month for a two-year contract with an Apple, Samsung, or Google Nexus smartphone. The offer was greeted with skepticism by consumers in online forums who said it wasn't even cheaper than other carriers.
"I do not expect a massive exodus of customers if Free sticks with the model they tested on VentePrivee," said an executive at an Iliad competitor, adding that his company would be able to keep a 10 euro price premium in that case.
Competitors also point out there is less room for Free to undercut rivals since operators don't make a profit on the sale of smartphones. They also say Free will have to grapple with new challenges, such as avoiding fraud if people sign up for a contract with false information and then resell the phone.
"It's a different beast: you cannot rule out that Free will stumble here," said the executive.
Nevertheless, they concede Free Mobile could arrive with some radically different proposals for their customers, such as leasing a smartphone and returning it after a certain period.
The pay off if Iliad gets it right will be considerable. Exane BNP Paribas estimates the move could boost average revenue per user, sales and operating profit by 2015, creating 2 billion euros of value and allowing the share price to hit 220 euros from 171.80 at Friday's close.
(Editing by David Evans) nL5N0HO0J7


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April 30, 2013
Several presentations at the 3rd International Conference on Viral Hepatitis (ICVH 2013), which took place in late March in New York City, highlighted new findings on HCV/HIV coinfection.
Pablo Labarga (of Hospital Carlos III in Madrid, Spain) shared the outcomes of a retrospective analysis of a large cohort of coinfected patients followed by serial FibroScan (Abstract 8). After a median follow-up of 53 months, data showed that regression of liver fibrosis does occur after treatment with direct-acting antivirals. A major determinant of regression was sustained viral clearance following antiviral treatment.
Alison Boyle (from Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London, presenting on behalf of her colleague Amena Ahmed) described initial clinical experiences with boceprevir for the treatment of 5 HIV/HCV-coinfected patients (Abstract 24). The examination showed virologic responses in all five patients, but also found significant treatment-related toxicities, including anemia, depression, fatigue and neutropenia. One patient died four weeks into treatment due to decompensated liver disease.
Valérie Martel-Laferrière, M.D., (from Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York) discussed a comparative analysis of 33 HIV/HCV-coinfected and 117 HCV-monoinfected patients at her medical school and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md. (Abstract 31). The analysis concluded that on-treatment virologic responses were comparable between the two groups. SVR data are still pending.
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SongPop And The Collective Team Up To Bring Exclusive Alanis Morissette And Enrique Iglesias Playlists To Fans
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Nov. 8, 2012 08:45 AM
NEW YORK and LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SongPop, the hugely popular music trivia social mobile app, and The Collective, the full-service entertainment management, media and content production company have announced that they have teamed up to make exclusive playlists for music icons Alanis Morissette and Enrique Iglesias available to the +50 million music lovers who have downloaded the app since its launch in May 2012 as of November 7th.
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Multi-Grammy® winning artist Alanis Morissette is one of the most influential singer-songwriter-musicians in contemporary music. Her deeply expressive music and performances have earned vast critical praise, 12 Canadian Juno Awards, 7 Grammy® Awards and sales of over 60 million albums worldwide. Now SongPop players can discover her new album Havoc & Bright Lights, rediscover her extraordinary multi-platinum discography including hits "Guardian", "Ironic" & "You Oughta Know", and purchase tickets for her multi-city international tour.
Grammy® Award winner and multiplatinum international superstar Enrique Iglesias has sold over 70 million albums worldwide, making him one of the biggest selling artists of all time. His fans across the globe can play SongPop's first-ever bilingual playlist, discover his new hit single "Finally Found You" (feat. Sammy Adams), and share it with their friends through the game, and its new chat function, redirect to purchase the single on iTunes, watch his videos on YouTube, stream Enrique's music on Spotify, and purchase music on Amazon.
SongPop's trivia social mobile game engages music lovers who want to challenge their family, friends and fellow fans to guess songs from a large selection of music playlists including hit music from the '80's, classic rap, movie soundtracks, today's top hits and more. It's one of the first mobile games to be truly multi-platform, accessible across iOS, Android, and Facebook, and is the number one driver from Facebook to iTunes for music purchase.
"As mobile becomes more and more important as broadband speeds increase and new hardware is rolled out- we are excited to partner with SongPop. They have real estate on tens of millions of handsets and are one of the leaders in monetizing in app purchases as well as driving traffic."
"Enrique and Alanis have sold over a combined 100 million albums worldwide. That type of catalog plus the great response to their new projects is very rare. This allows them to enter the SongPop platform perfectly positioned to engage with their fans on mobile and reconnect or gain new fans worldwide."- Aaron Ray, Partner at The Collective
"We're thrilled to have these hit-packed playlists on board for these two artists of tremendous talent with huge, devoted fanbases. Thanks to the team at The Collective who are quick to embrace innovation, and to the combination of our respective capabilities, these two artists can fully engage with +50 million SongPop addicts who will discover their new releases, rediscover their favorite hits, engage and challenge their friends and stay connected to the artists they love, all with total mobility"- Mathieu Nouzareth, Founder and CEO, FreshPlanet, developer of SongPop.
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Resort bosses in Las Vegas have confirmed they are close to securing a deal that will take Britney Spears to Sin City for a series of shows.
Caesars Entertainment spokeswoman Emily Wofford has told USA Today the company is hoping to stage a Spears residency at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.
The news comes just days after Britney's manager revealed an announcement would be made "very soon".
Cee Lo Green is currently in the middle of a residency at Planet Hollywood.


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Tripoli: A leading Libyan lawyer and activist who was a vocal critic of the country`s Islamists was killed yesterday in a drive-by shooting in the city of Benghazi, a security official said.
Abdul-Salam al-Musmari was driving home after Friday prayers when a gray sedan intercepted his car and a gunman emerged, shooting him at close range, Benghazi security official Mohammed al-Hegazi said.
Al-Hegazi said an investigation into the motives behind the attack and who committed the killing is underway. Al-Musmari was a leading lawyer who headed the Feb. 17 Coalition, a group credited with launching the 2011 protests against the country`s longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Al-Musmari publicly criticised the country`s Muslim Brotherhood group, which wields significant political and financial clout in post-Gadhafi politics.
He also campaigned recently against a sweeping law that bans anyone who served as a senior official under Gadhafi from working in government. The law was widely supported by many of Libya`s militias who pushed for its passage, besieging government buildings in a show of force.
Libya`s government has struggled to bring armed militias under control and continues to rely on them for security. Proliferation of weapons and armed gangs since the 2011 civil war continues to threaten the country`s security.
Early Thursday, the embassy of the United Arab Emirates came under attack when a passing car fired at the building and the nearby ambassador`s house in the capital, Tripoli. A security official said the ambassador`s house was slightly damaged in the attack.
The ambassador was not in the house at the time and there were no injuries in the attack. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to speak to the media.
In Washington, US State Department Jen Psaki condemned the embassy attack during a news conference yesterday.
"The United States conveys its solidarity to the embassy`s personnel and to the government of the UAE," Psaki said. "We also stand with the government and people of Libya as they work toward a stable, secure and prosperous future."


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On July 18, John Felix and Trixie Lawver from Ashland, Wisconsin, were united in marriage in Soldotna, on the bank of the Kenai River. The wedding was officiated by Art Snell, John's cousin. The couple shared a memorable moment when they briefly stepped into the river as they faced each other and recited their vows.
The wedding was a family affair as Art's wife, Judy, served as the wedding coordinator, Snell's daughter, Cindy Nagle, was matron of honor, Jake Nagle, Cindy's husband, was best man. Photography and music was provided by Snell's daughter, Maribeth.
Friends and family shared cake and champagne on the riverside after the ceremony. The couple are honeymooning on the Kenai Peninsula at undisclosed locations and fishing is involved.


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Een introductie van kunstenaars Stephan Konings
"In my paintings the reasoning for the final product is subordinate during the work process. Basically, the motivation for the reasoning is fear. I believe that an original idea is more likely to originate in a protected area (for instance, the work itself). When the work is finally finished, the final result will match the reasoning, although each viewer can view the interpretation of this reasoning differently. During the work process, I solely use my cognitive thinking for craftsmanship or formal decisions (in this case, aesthetics is not a dirty word), alternated with impulsive intuitive actions. This way I can be free of preconditions (fear) and am able to choose without being aware of my emotional motivations. The "story of the work", which my mind is constantly trying to figure out, changes less at the moment when I perceive that the work is finished. Because each painting dictate its own set of rules, it will conquer its own place from the Readily Fear."
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Het werk van Stephan Konings