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1. Do you personally relate to Bella feeling queasy around blood?
I don't like seeing blood in huge amounts like when you donate blood and the bag runs full. In this context I wouldn't have a problem.
2. Were you afraid for Bella when Edward scooped her up? Did you think the fact that their was blood around might endanger her?
No ofcourse not. It was a caring gesture, no need to be scared.
3. Edward says that Bella doesn't seem like a junior in high school. Do you agree or disagree with that assessment?
Agree, we already knew Bella was forced to be mature and responable more then some from her classmates. I think that must have been clear to everybody was cared enought to actually notice that.
4. What did you think about Edward's demeanor this chapter? How is it different than in the previous chapters?
That he found a way to get in ease with the strong feelings he had and that he finally could be himself again. You knew the other times he had pullen up a facade.


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Federal Bridge-Burning Expedition
The Locomotive Chase in Georgia
A Meeting with the President
Ohio Boys In Dixie
- twenty-two scouts sent to destroy a railroad
Mark Wood's and Alfred Wilson's Story
Report of the Judge Advocate General to the Secretary of War
Testimony - Depositions taken at the office of the Judge Advocate General of the Army, in the City of Washington, on the 24th of March, 1863, before N. Callan, Justice of the Peace, in compliance with the written instructions of the Secretary of War.
Corporal William Pittenger
, Company G, 2d Regiment Ohio Volunteers;
The Great Railroad Chase
- From
The Southern Confederacy
of April 19,1862.
(article that Pittenger hid on his person virtually the entire duration of his imprisonment)
Private Jacob Parrot
, Company K 33d Regiment Ohio Volunteers;
Private Robert Buffum
, Company H, 21st Regiment Ohio Volunteers;
Corporal William Reddick
, Company B, 33d Regiment Ohio Volunteers; and
Private William Bensinger
, Company G, 21st Regiment Ohio Volunteers,
Certification of Depositions
by Justice of the Peace N. Callan
Award of Medals and Promotion of the Soldiers
Related Material from the
The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
April 7-12, 1862.— Raid on Confederate line of communications between Chattanooga, Tenn., and Marietta, Ga.
No. 1. -- Report of the Judge-Advocate-General U. S. Army.
No. 2. -- Letter from Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell, U. S. Army.
No. 3. -- Miscellaneous Confederate reports and correspondence.
June18, 1862.— Letter from Survivors to Jefferson Davis
December 3, 1862.— Prisoner Transfer List
March 31, 1863.— Letters and other correspondence, one of which was written by J. J. Andrews two days before his execution
April 3, 1863.— Statement of Two Who Escaped
April 12 - May 24, 1863.— Concerning Two Who Escaped
April 22, 1863.— Prisoners Furloughed Waiting Exchange
October 17, 1864 — Medals of Honor


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ok, just watched "The Man With the Iron Fist' and it was GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now, while the storyline wasnt the best, the action OP EPIC! Like it's a mix of Naruto and Mortal Kombat or maybe just Mortal Kombat, whatever the shyt was good.
So pls everyone go watch the film it was great action and worth the watch!
here's the trailer, but go out to see it NOW in the movies


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Sarasota County commissioners have responded to at least 15 emails from Siesta Key residents opposed to construction on two Beach Road lots west of the Terrace condominium complex.
The County Commission will hold a public meeting Jan. 9, to consider requests to build four-story homes with pools on the properties, which lie seaward of state and county lines that regulate construction.
Last Januar, countu staff began evaluating the lots, construction on which also requires building permits and approval from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, according to a staff report from Sarasota County Environmental Specialist Howard Berna.
Construction on each lot would affect more than 4,000 square feet of dune vegetation. The proposers have offered to remove invasive species from other dune areas and plant about 800 square feet of new vegetation.
Critics of the proposal in emails to commissioners cited concerns about protecting the shoreline and nesting habitat for threatened shorebirds, such as snowy plovers.
Those wishing to speak at the public hearing must arrive before the agenda item and fill out a speaker card.
What: Sarasota County Commission meeting
When: 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9
Where: Administration Building, Commission Chambers, 1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota
*Note: The public hearings currently scheduled after 1:30 p.m. on the commission agenda.


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MONTGOMERY — The National Rifle Association wants to go beyond a workplace parking lot gun possession bill in the 2013 legislative session and will back an omnibus bill that would make other firearm law changes.
MONTGOMERY — The National Rifle Association wants to go beyond a workplace parking lot gun possession bill in the 2013 legislative session and will back an omnibus bill that would make other firearm law changes.
Sen. Paul Sanford, R-Huntsville, said Wednesday that he and Sen. Scott Beason, R-Gardendale, are working on a gun bill that would include workplace parking lot possession rights and a major change for sheriffs who issue pistol permits.
"Rather than have three or four competing gun bills, we're just trying to have one bill that deals with several issues; the parking lot issue is one of them," Sanford said.
The "parking lot bill" that has been sponsored several times would allow valid pistol permit holders to keep legal firearms locked up in their private vehicles while parked at their place of work.
The powerful Business Council of Alabama opposes that bill as a safety and private property rights issue.
Now, the Alabama Sheriff's Association is opposing at least one possible change in pistol permit laws.
Michael Sullivan, a lobbyist in Alabama representing the NRA, said an omnibus bill could include the parking lot possession right, requiring sheriffs to issue pistol permits if a person passes a background check, extending the validity of a pistol permit from one year to five years, altering the fee and allowing the use of a pistol permit as a valid background check when buying a firearm.
"If someone applies for a permit and passes a background check, the sheriff still has the discretion whether to issue the license because the language says 'may' issue, not 'shall,'" Sullivan said. "We feel that's subjective."
Removing a sheriff's discretion to issue a pistol permit if a person passes a background check will draw the opposition of sheriffs who met Tuesday.
"'May to 'shall,' it stinks to high heaven," said Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin.
Entrekin said local sheriffs are in position to know whether a person should get a permit, even if a background check comes back clean.
Tuscaloosa County Sheriff Ted Sexton said he wants to read the legislation if introduced before commenting.
Sheriff's Association Executive Director Bobby Timmons said discretion to issue a pistol permit should remain with a sheriff.
"It's that one word," Timmons said. "We're against it for the protection of society."
Sen. Roger Bedford, D-Russellville, has prefiled legislation for the 2013 session that begins in February to allow people with pistol permits to keep a firearm in their locked vehicles parked at their place of employment.
Bedford sponsored a similar bill in 2010, but it failed to pass the House.
BCA President William Canary said the parking lot bill is "unnecessary legislation which erodes the constitutional property rights of businesses."
House Minority Leader Craig Ford, D-Gadsden, said he supports Bedford's proposed bill that would prohibit a business from firing an employee who had a legal firearm in a locked private vehicle parked on company property.
"For example, if a company prohibits its employees from keeping firearms in their vehicles, then employees would have no choice but to store their firearms at home unless the company keeps a safe storage facility where employees can drop off and pick up their firearms before and after work," Ford said.
Sanford sponsored a similar bill in the 2012 legislative session, but it died in the Senate. Now he's looking to expand the scope of the measure.
He said valid pistol permit holders should be able to buy legal firearms without the federal firearms check. "We would also like to extend the permit to five years, make it valid for five years," he said.
Sullivan said the pistol permit fee probably would have to be adjusted.


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"Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy" is in the books, and Showtime has released video highlights from the night's two title fights.
They include middleweight champion Luke Rockhold vs. Tim Kennedy, as well as Nate Marquardt vs. Tyron Woodley for the vacant welterweight title.
The video footage includes Rockhold's hard-fought win and Marquardt's vicious knockout victory.
The two title fights co-headlined "Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy," which took place at the Rose Garden in Portland, Ore. They aired on Showtime following prelims on Showtime Extreme.
Rockhold took an early lead in the fight and never let up. He continually pressed the action and forced Kennedy to fight from his heels. The challenger had his moments, but Rockhold won four rounds to one for a 49-46 victory and his second successful title defense.
Marquardt, meanwhile, returned from a 17-month layoff and made his Strikeforce debut when he took on the undefeated Woodley for the vacant title. After some back-and-forth action from the two well-rounded fighters, Marquardt connected on a violent fight-ending sequence in the fourth round.
Check out the video highlights of each fight above.
And for more on "Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy," stay tuned to the MMA Events section of the site.


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Diana Arterian's chapbook Death Centos is currently available in a limited edition set ($125) that includes two additional works of art. The first of these is a broadside, designed as a version of the Goose Game, with an inward-spiraling design that depicts a life cycle. The second is a game piece, accoutrement for the board: a small sculpture made of white brass, replica of a 2-franc piece (no longer in circulation), evocative of funerary customs in which the deceased are given money to help aid them in their respective journeys to the afterlife. The center of the letter-pressed broadside holds a statement from Arterian regarding her aesthetic intentions for Death Centos, in which she writes, "I have placed [my subjects, whose words comprise [these centos] on even ground . . . I have bastardized history in order to provide a poetic space in which they are marshaled together, allowing them company in the terror of the unknown."
Indeed, the form of a cento – a quilt of human thought and experience, couched in the language(s) and perspectives of many – seems ideal for Arterian's task of simultaneously memorializing and combining the last words of historical figures. These centos seamlessly combine the last words of geniuses such as Emily Dickinson, who described the onset of death with immutable innovation and elegance: "I must go in, for the fog is rising"; venerated historical figures, such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who reinforced the importance of beauty, art, and faith: "Make sure you play 'Precious Lord' tonight – play it real pretty"; religious leaders, such as Jesus of Nazareth, who invoked the value of family, love, and unity among human beings: "Woman, behold your son; behold your mother"; and common criminals, guilty of unspeakable acts of violence, sadism, and evil, e.g., Lavinia Tucker, who revealed a chilling lack of either delusion or remorse to the last: "If any of you got a message for the devil, give it." These quotes, like all employed in the text, are credited; those who spoke them are listed on the innermost edge of each page, alongside the binding. However, the speakers cited are not listed in an order that corresponds to the placement of their words in each poem. By scrambling the identities of the speakers, these poems successfully render death a truly egalitarian process: not only must we simultaneously confront criminals, admired personalities, and venerated leaders, but we are deliberately deprived of the opportunity distinguish among them. Thus is the reader compelled to acknowledge their common humanity – and, in this way, Arterian's project seems to become less about providing these souls company among one another in the terror of the unknown, and more about giving them equal real estate in the psychic space of the reader.
For this reason, terror seems neither the most defining nor the most compelling quality with which death is portrayed in this collection that interrogates what it means to die, and how we use those final moments before death – both our own and those of others. In fact, death is associated more immediately with happiness than with fear or suffering: Arterian opens the collection by quoting, via epigraph, the last words of her grandfather: "I'm so happy." In addition to its direct declaration of joy, the context provided by this epigraph encourages the reader to understand death as a unifier – familial – an occasion that facilitates communication between the individual about to depart and the rest of the living world. Four times in the text, death is referred to as "going home," and once as "taking refuge," suggesting that human finitude, rather than merely stimulating fear, may serve as an intensifier for our natural propensities for forging connections, exchanging knowledge, and learning from the experiences of others. This text specifically differentiates, via section titles, between the dying and the condemned; to succumb to our physical finitude, then, is not to be sentenced. We may have to die, but we are not punished by death – a view that suggests a paradoxical sense of agency; readers are encouraged to regard the moments immediately preceding death as an occasion that provides the about-to-die with a reasonable expectation of being not only heard, but remembered – a secular brand of immortality.
And, ultimately, these centos suggest that our participation in the immortalization of others – the post-mortem maintenance of their identities – is a communal project, one that is also egalitarian in that it renders the individual will less important than the collective memory that keeps it alive. "Only you have ever understood me/ and you got it wrong," Hegel tells his favorite student, and then takes his leave. Even as death erases his identity and sends his ego spiraling through the ether of the unknown, his faithful student transcribes and remembers his final speech. And so our collective attention to another human being's last conscious moments allows us to help preserve the self that is being effaced, as we choose to integrate their departing wisdom into their own lives via language and memory. However, Hegel's words – and Arterian's lovely, haunting centos – also highlight the true terror of death: in being immortalized by the memories of others, how much of your true self, as you've defined it, will live on? How much of you is in your own words?


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Communications Booster: Curbing Emissions
Nicole Colston, Oklahoma State University
Charlie Cottingham, Frederick Community College (MD)
Susan Spierre, Arizona State University
Paul Ruscher, Florida State University
These materials were created by faculty as part of the CLEAN Climate Communications Workshop, held in April, 2012 and are not yet part of the CLEAN collection of reviewed resources. This activity is part of the community collection of teaching materials on climate and energy topics.
Original Activity from the CLEAN Reviewed Collection
- Simulation of International Negotiations to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by David Hastings, Eckerd College, from the On the Cutting Edge activity collection
Learning Goals
Key Learning Outcomes
- To examine possible policy solutions to mitigate climate change.
- To determine how much reduction in greenhouse gases is feasible.
- To determine which policy actions will result in a large (and small) reductions in greenhouse gases.
- To determine the complexity and difficulty of climate change negotiations.
- (added) To show the varying perspectives and interests represented from different countries in climate negotiations.
- Critical evaluation of policy alternatives to climate change—which ones are workable, which ones are "best", which ones are acceptable to the international community?
- Critical thinking skills; synthesis of different ideas to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
- Collaborating with other students.
- Learning negotiating skills—how to most effectively accommodate interests which are different from the ones you represent?
- Oral presentation of arguments.
- (added) Demonstrate ethical reasoning skills (putting needs of group above individual interests).
Climate Literacy Context
- Allows students to experience the type of negotiations that can lead to action in reducing climate change impacts.
- These negotiations presume that human activities are impacting the climate and that climate change will have consequences for the Earth system and human lives.
- Teaches students about the varying interests and perspectives among countries, and how the impacts of climate change and mitigation policies might affect countries differently.
- The independent research that the students do on their country of choice will clarify the relationship between a country's energy demand, source of energy, and its contribution to global climate impacts.
- The human response is a huge component of how the climate system will change in the future. Students need to know what types of mitigation options are available and which strategy might have the best potential to reduce emissions internationally. This provides students with knowledge about possible solutions, not just about the problem itself.
- The activity shows students that international climate talks are not focused on whether or not climate change is happening, but that political leaders have accepted the reality of climate change, and are moving on to how to solve the problem.
- Furthermore, knowing that countries have varying interests on how to address the problem is key to understanding the complexity of international negotiations.
Instructional StrategiesRecommended instructional strategies for teaching with this activity:
- Allow ample of time for small group discussion and consensus-building are essential; role-playing to represent various stakeholders.
- Reflect on what happened during negotiations and talking about why people acted or responded in a certain way.
Misconceptions and Potential Pitfalls
This activity can help to dislodge the following misconceptions:
- Nothing we do as a civilization can do will have any impact on reducing emissions.
- Reductions of emissions in one nation are just likely to be counteracted by increasing emissions elsewhere.
- Consensus-building is just a way to water things down so that nothing really gets done.
- My choices and behaviors have little or no effect on others
- There are a variety of methods to estimate carbon footprints of individuals, families, communities, and nations, with lots of inherent uncertainty.
- Different scales for addressing climate change
- Point out the most common ways to estimate carbon footprints and be clear about their drawbacks. Transparency in calculations is key.
- Show examples of mitigation efforts occurring at each scale or have students research the mitigation efforts occurring in each country that they represent.
Supplemental MaterialsI suggest playing The Externalities Game (or TEG for short) to supplement this activity. It may work well as a warm-up to the climate negotiation simulation discussed above.
The game goes like this: Students are assigned one of three production roles. Each role has a different linear production function that allows players to earn points. The Luxury players (about 10% of students in the class) earn the most points for each unit of production, Intermediate players (about 20-30% of players in class) earn a medium number of points for each unit produced and the Subsistence players (about 50-60% of students in class) earn the smallest number of points for each unit produced. The more they produce, the more points they earn. But, the tension is that production results in shared externalities. So players earn individual points for production but also produce externality points that are shared by all the players. The grades of each player are calculated by taking the individual production points minus the shared externality points.
Each student decides how many units they want to produce, the numbers are entered into the game calculator (which is a simple worksheet in excel) and each student gets a grade. Decisions are made by the players are confidential, so students can lie and cheat and make a decision that will benefit them but hurt the group.
The students can strategize and cooperate so that everyone can earn an A but if only a few students act independently and try to earn themselves a very high grade, the entire system can collapse and most players will earn very poor grades, and a few selfish players will earn very high grades. After the resulting grades are revealed to the class, the students then have an opportunity to share points. Students will low grades can plea to others with high grades for points. At the end of the sharing round, the students end up with a final grade that we incorporate into our class grading scheme. It usually ends up being a quiz grade, nothing that will really affect their overall grades that much but enough to make students be invested in the game outcome.
Most of the learning and the climate policy lessons occur in the reflection stage, during class discussions about what happened during game-play. The instructor can make the association between the different player roles and different countries: The luxury players represent developed countries, the intermediate players are the rapidly developing countries and the subsistence are the slowly developing countries. There are plenty of ways to talk about how the game simulates international climate negotiations because each player has their own interests in the game that comes at the expense of others. The students see the difficulty of creating an international mitigation policy. I like to discuss how in real negotiations, the transaction costs in cooperation and collective action are much higher, since political leaders speak different languages, represent competing economic and cultural interests, and have different ideas about the proper way forward. Sometimes we assign writing assignments that allow students to reflect on their game-play experience and to make these connections between the game and real climate negotiations.
Associated CLEAN Resources
World Climate (very similar activity but includes the use of computer models)


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HOUSTON - Deputies said Wednesday they know who killed a young Iraq war veteran but need help to find the man who pulled the trigger.
Investigators said Keith Dillingham, 28, murdered Alex Segura, III in northwest Harris County on Aug. 6.
Segura, 28, was sitting in a parked car with a friend outside of an apartment complex when Dillingham and another man walked up to the car with a gun, deputies said.
"He saved my life. They actually weren't just trying to rob us. They were trying to steal me. They actually tried take the car with me in it. He stood up for me. He told them no, you can take my car. But you can't take her in it," said Segura's friend the day after he was killed.
The victim's father is hoping that someone recognizes the suspect's face and turns him in.
"I want them brought to justice. Taken away a wonderful man -- a wonderful son, a wonderful father, a wonderful brother," said Alex Segura, Jr., the victim's father.
Investigators have not released details about a second suspect.
Anyone with information about Dillingham is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477).
Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Police were called at about 8 a.m. and saw three people thought to be burglarizing vehicles.
After a foot chase with one of the suspects, the man turned and fired a gun at an officer. The officer returned fire and the man fled. When police found the man, identified as 19-year-old Kenzell Hobbs of North Little Rock, they saw he was wounded. Hobbs died at University Hospital.
Two other people have been arrested but police said no charges had been filed as of late Thursday afternoon and the investigation is continuing.
Police said the officer involved is a 22-year veteran but identified him only as "Officer Gorbet."


text: Actually I have 2 questions about Star Trek. First, if Spock was on a planet close enough to see Vulcan destroyed, wouldn't the planet that he was on be sucked in to the same black hole thing there? Secondly, when Kirk and Sulu landed on the drill to disable it, none of them, even the Romulans have on any helmets or anything. How could they breathe in that high of an altitude or even stand without being blown away by a jet stream current or something?


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CollegeBaseballInsider.com Archives
2009 - February
Preseason All-America Team
Conference Previews
Early Signings for 2010
Around the
Bases: Jackson
Leads Miami Past Florida (2/28)
Around the
Bases: Oregon
Wins Home Opener Friday (2/27)
College Classic Tops Weekend (2/27)
Vermont Prepares
for Final Season (2/27)
Around the
Bases: East
Carolina Tops Oklahoma State (2/26)
Hall Named
National Player of the Week (2/25)
Around the
Centenary Tops No. 3 Texas A&M (2/25)
Dan Spencer talks
about Opening Day (2/25)
Around the
Bases: Coastal
Carolina Upsets No. 1 UNC (2/24)
North Carolina is No. 1 in CBI Composite Poll (2/24)
Tennessee is Team of the Week (2/24)
Strasburg: Armed and Dangerous (2/24)
Northern Iowa to
Drop Baseball (2/24)
Keith Shinaberry's
Hello from Austin (2/23)
Around the
Bases: VCU
Earns Series Split at UCF (2/23)
Cooney Reflects
on Opening Weekend (2/22)
Around the Bases:
Kittrell Wins 1,000th Game (2/22)
Around the Bases: Cal
Poly Sweeps DH from Rice (2/21)
Around the Bases: Hall
Tosses No-Hitter for Kansas (2/20)
Vermont to
Drop Baseball (2/20)
Opening Day,
Let's Play! (2/20)
UNC is Pick
of Coaches for Title (2/20)
McCormack Takes Over at FAU (2/20)
Titans are Team to Beat in Big West (2/20)
Texas A&M is Favorite in Big 12 (2/20)
Birthday, CollegeBaseballInsider (2/19)
Earley Journal
Entry: Ready to Roll (2/19)
WKU is Team to Beat in Sun Belt (2/19)
Coaches Meet in Richmond for Media Day (2/19)
Southern and TSU are Top Teams in SWAC (2/19)
Big East-Big Ten Challenge Changed (2/19)
TCU is Team to Beat in MWC (2/18)
Bethune-Cookman Leads MEAC (2/18)
Spikes Watch List Announced (2/18)
Monmouth is Main Threat in NEC (2/17)
Texas A&M is Tops in Big 12 Poll (2/17)
LSU is No. 1 in SEC Preseason Poll (2/17)
Binghamton Sits Atop America East Poll (2/17)
USD and Pepperdine No. 1 in WCC Poll (2/17)
Fresno State is on Top in WAC (2/16)
Oral Roberts Rules Again in Summit (2/16)
Phoenix Rises in Southern Conference (2/13)
Miami Welcomes A-Rod,
Renames Stadium (2/13)
A Look at
South Carolina's New Digs (2/13)
Oliver Reinstated
at Oklahoma State (2/13)
UTSA is Team to Beat in Southland (2/13)
Fresno State is First in WAC Poll (2/13)
TCU is Voted Top Team in Mountain West (2/13)
Oral Roberts Rates No. 1 in Summit Poll (2/13)
Western Kentucky Tops Poll in Sun Belt (2/13)
Jacksonville State is No. 1 in OVC Poll (2/13)
Elon Picked to Repeat in Southern Conference (2/13)
Jacksonville State is Top Choice in Ohio Valley Conference (2/12)
San Diego Soars in West Coast (2/12)
Missouri State is on Top in MVC (2/11)
Michigan Looks Mighty in Big Ten (2/11)
Senior Nate Lape Leads Marshall Leap (2/10)
Coastal Carolina is No. 1 in Big South (2/10)
Glove Story: Jackson on Defense (2/9)
Kennesaw State is Team to Beat in A-Sun (2/9)
Nine Innings with Kent State's Greg Rohan (2/6)
Princeton is Pick in Ivy League (2/6)
Nine Innings with Grant Green of USC (2/5)
Army is Poised for March to Patriot Title (2/5)
Kennesaw State is King in Atlantic Sun Poll (2/5)
Canisius Claims Top Spot in MAAC Poll (2/5)
Illinois-Chicago is First in Horizon Poll (2/5)
Arizona State is No. 1 in Pac-10 Poll (2/5)
Missouri State Tops MVC Preseason Poll (2/5)
Lyerly Ready to Lead Charlotte in Atlantic 10 (2/4)
UIC is Coaches' Choice in Horizon (2/4)
USF Attracts Bulls-eye in Big East (2/3)
Canisius is King in Metro Atlantic (2/3)
Binghamton is Boss in America East (2/2)
James Madison is Team to Beat in CAA (2/2)


text: So, as we say goodbye to our pals in Eureka, we say hello again to our favorite Secret Service agents who travel the world finding dangerous and powerful artifacts for the Good of Mankind. Pete and Myka return next week for Season 4. Will Sykes succeed in his evil plan? Please use this thread for your Warehouse 13 discussion, speculation, rants, and fanwanks.


text: rugbyman1 17 Report post Posted April 21, 2013 Well, onwards and upwards and back to talking about the game. The lads trained at Salford this weekend.It will be no pushover against Oxford, they've got some big lads and will of course want to do well against most of their old team.I'm hoping TB gets a good reception as he did his best with the old squad they just weren't quite up to it. Oldham by 12 points I think but expect an early rally from Oxford but expect us to come through in the end.Need forwards to hold their own, we've got pace out wide but have been a bit suspect there under pressure in recent games. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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I'm interested in switching from Sprint to a pay-as-you-go vendor that uses either the Sprint, US Cellular, or Verizon networks because those have the best coverage in my area[1]. I don't have a strong preference right now between a smartphone with dataplan and a featurephone with just voice/text, but if I opt for a smartphone it'd have to be with a Sprint or Verizon vendor because USC doesn't have LTE coverage here yet.
Right now my wife and I share a Sprint featurephone plan with unlimited minutes & texting but no data for IIRC around $100/mo. I don't know how much data we'd use per month yet; we've both got tablets and computers to hand. As you might expect from our crap phones, I'm most interested in saving money but I wouldn't object to getting a decent Android device.
Sprint themselves have a PAYGO plan but their phone selection is crap with most of the available units out of stock and the rest being feature phones.
[1] Also they're not AT&T, which I hate.


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Tagged: Brad Harmon
Could someone please tell me when Adam Eaton…
is going to pitch himself into a victory?
After jumping to a 2-0 lead, the Phils offense would double it to 4-0 in the third inning with a home run by Jayson Werth, his 5th of the season, and Chris Coste's third RBI of the game with a single knocking in Pat Burrell who had earlier double. Two more runs would be added in the fourth with a double by Brad Harmon knocking in Eric Bruntlett and later scoring on a single by Werth for his second RBI of the night.
But then, in the bottom of the fourth inning, Eaton loses it. After one out, he gives up a home run to Jason Bay, his fifth of the year, shortly followed by back to back doubles to Ryan Doumit and Xavier Nady, which cut the lead to 6-2. Later, with two outs, Doug Mientkiewicz doubles in Nady, cutting the lead further to 6-3. After a passed ball got Mientkiewicz to third, that was it for Eaton as Charlie Manuel gave him the hook, replacing him with Chad Durbin who finally ended the inning. Durbin would then have problems of his own in the 5th as he gives up a two run single to Nady, which cut the lead even further to 6-5. But, he would then keep things quiet in the 6th. He would then be followed by Tom Gordon and J.C. Romero, who would each pitch a scoreless inning. Brad Lidge would then come in the ninth and record his sixth save as the game ends up as a 6-5 Phillies victory. The game winner would be Gordon, improving his record to 2-2 while Zach Duke, the Pirates' starter, would end up the loser, dropping his record to 0-2.
Shakes head. Man, what is it with Eaton? The offensive finally gives him a big lead and boom, he gives half of it back. Come on man, get it together. You want to contribute to the Phils season, right? Well, get you head on straight and stop giving up runs at the wrong time.
Anyway, the Phils are now 13-11, with a two game winning streak and having a 4-1 record during the present road trip. Also, they'd moved up to second place in the National League East, 1.5 games behind the Marlins. Hopefully the fish are hearing the ominous footsteps behind them.


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Physical activity limited, but Gee visits Mets
By Steven Miller, Adam Rosenbloom and Ethan Asofsky / MLB.com
On Tuesday, Gee returned from St. Louis -- where he underwent the procedure to repair the clot -- and made his way back to the Mets' clubhouse on Friday, excited to finally be back with his teammates.
Despite orders that he can't exercise for nearly three weeks or throw for a minimum of six weeks, Gee was in good spirits on Friday. Right now, that seems like a good deal for the right-handed starter, who feared death after the initial diagnosis until doctors assured him he'd make a full recovery.
"I've been telling these guys I've been watching them on TV," Gee said. "Just to be able to come back from the clubhouse and hang out with them and say hi to them means a lot. I'm glad I could be here."
Gee will have two follow-up appointments with doctors over the next six weeks, but until his next appointment, the blood thinners and painkillers he's been prescribed prevent him from strenuous activity. No running, throwing or lifting is allowed. Gee said he did take a 30- to 45-minute walk on Thursday to avoid getting covered in the dust of his apartment, but outside of staying mobile, he has severe limitations in terms of what he can do.
For his sake, Gee hopes the Mets' clubhouse will be a source of entertainment until he can start running and getting back in shape three weeks from now. At the moment, he has no plans to travel with the team, but he might make a trip back to his home in Cleburne, Texas.
"I went from being kind of scared at first to really disappointed," Gee said. "It's tough. I've been on the DL before, in 2009. It's just really hard to watch the team play, and you not being able to help."
While the soreness is subsiding in his shoulder, Gee is still in discomfort from the five-inch incision in his left groin and the three times doctors punctured his right groin to feed a catheter to his shoulder for his angiogram. That procedure was done at New York Presbyterian Hospital, where Gee had the artery cleared before moving to St. Louis to fix the damage in his shoulder with a different surgeon.
Gee said that once he has waited six to eight weeks and been cleared to begin throwing, he could be ready fairly quickly if the Mets decided to push him to come back. He acknowledged that the process will likely resemble preparing for a season during Spring Training, but he could return in less than the usual few months it takes to get his arm in shape.
"I feel better than I did," Gee said. "I'm still pretty sore from all the procedures, but I'm on the road to recovery."
Mets seek rest for Johan; DL stint possible
NEW YORK -- Right-hander Jeremy Hefner will join the Mets on Saturday, the club announced after its 7-6 loss to the Dodgers on Friday, but his role is unclear. The Mets will not announce a corresponding roster move until Saturday, but it very well could be a trip to the disabled list for lefty Johan Santana, who gave up six runs over three innings on Friday.
Manager Terry Collins said after the game that Santana is "not hurt" but added that he would discuss methods of restoring energy to the left arm of Santana, who has struggled in his past eight starts. He has a 6.54 ERA since throwing a no-hitter on June 1 against the Cardinals.
"Do you want to skip him one start?" Collins said. "If you put him on the DL, you skip him two starts. All of those things will be talked about."
Hefner can join the Mets' rotation in Santana's place or pitch out of the bullpen, providing relief to a unit the club leaned on for six innings in its series opener against the Dodgers.
Hefner appeared in 11 games -- making three starts -- for the Mets earlier this season before being optioned to Triple-A Buffalo. The righty has started three games since returning to Buffalo, allowing five runs in 15 1/3 innings.
Collins said that knuckleballer R.A. Dickey, who is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Saturday, would be available out of the 'pen for New York's 1:10 p.m. ET contest.
Francisco nears rehab stint; return to Mets close
NEW YORK -- Mets closer Frank Francisco said he "felt good" after taking part in a long-toss session on Friday afternoon at Citi Field.
Manager Terry Collins said that Francisco, who has been sidelined since June 23 with a strained left oblique muscle, will rest on Saturday and throw off a mound on Sunday. The skipper said that if all goes well, Francisco will begin his Minor League rehab assignment next Friday.
"If I have my command, I can go in two games," Francisco said about the potential length of his assignment. "That's all I need. If I can control the baseball, I'll be fine."
As to whether or not his lingering soreness will have an effect on his velocity, Francisco said he isn't too worried.
"I don't really worry that much about my velocity," Francisco said. "The key for me is the command, control of the baseball. If I can hit my spot and locate my pitches, I'll be OK."
Bobby Parnell has stepped into the closer's role in Francisco's absence but has blown each of his two most recent save opportunities, the latest coming on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. Parnell pitched the ninth inning of New York's 9-5 win over the Nationals on Thursday but surrendered a run on two hits.
"When you've got that kind of stuff, you've got to make the hitters a little bit more uncomfortable than he has made them," Collins said of Parnell on Wednesday. "Frankie is one of those guys that works both sides of the plate with his fastball. It keeps them a little more off balance."
Worth noting
The Mets' bullpen, which held a National League-worst 5.03 ERA entering Friday's series opener against the Dodgers, had allowed at least one run in five of New York's six games since the All-Star break.
Andres Torres, who started in center field on Friday, hit in each of the Mets' first six games after the All-Star break. He batted .476 (10-for-21) with four RBIs during that span.
Steven Miller, Adam Rosenbloom and Ethan Asofsky are associate reporters for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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So at this point I'm convinced that something in my computer is cursed, inhabited by an evil entity whose goal is to create as annoying a hardware issue as possible.
… Seriously though, the issues I'm having are driving me up the wall.
So about a month ago my machine started having issues after I did some processor voltage tweaking(relatively minor tweaks, I look the vCore from 1.28 to 1.26 for some very temporary temperature testing, total of perhaps 5 minutes). I would occasionally either get a black screen with a device disconnect sound, requiring a standard restart, or my primary hard drive would hang indefinitely requiring a hard reset. I tried a bunch of things including resetting CMOS, reseating hardware, etc. with no results.
Eventually I admitted defeat and did a full reformat, assuming that I had some freak OS corruption problem due to my undervolted processor saying 2+3=4 at some point. My hard drive hang was resolved, but the black screen was not. Eventually the black screening got worse and I began to experience considerable display artifacting in the BIOS. The artifacting was inconsistent and letting the machine sit/reseating the graphics card would temporarily fix it, but on the next black screen it would resume.
Alright perfect, there's the issue, I'll RMA my graphics card. This card is a relatively new Zotac 780, so I figured it was just defective. I placed in a known good graphics card (my old MSI 570) and the issue seemed resolved. The MSI card was originally replaced due to overheating, but if I let it sit at desktop or only give it light loads it chugs along happily at 80C tops.
Now, after about a week, I wake up, wake my computer from sleep, and no video. I reboot from windows (pushing power button) and the machine happily restarts for me, no video. I reseat a few connectors, no video. The machine posts properly with a cheery motherboard beep and boots into windows, there seems to be nothing physically wrong with the machine that I can immediately see (no red LEDs, graphics card fan is spinning) but no video. The worst part is I'm sure I'm going to come back from work today and the machine will magically be working again, temporarily.
So it seems to me that I still have some hardware issue. My graphics card at this point seems to be the symptom and not the cause, I'm leaning towards a power supply issue because at this point what else could it be? My full specs are in my signature if that helps any.
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In the early part of the 20th Century, many people feared an invasion by Germany. This was fuelled by the newspaper serialisation of William le Queux's 'What if' novel, 'The Invasion of 1910', which went on to sell over a million copies.
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Somerset Rebels bank deserved point in opening League Cup meeting of 2014 speedway season
PUBLISHED: 10:37 03 April 2014 | UPDATED: 10:37 03 April 2014
Somerset Rebels banked a deserved piint from their opening League Cup meeting of the 2104 speedway season.
Peterborough 46, Somerset 44
The 'Cases' Somerset Rebels opened their 2014 League Cup account with a trip to Premier League 'new boys' the Peterborough Panthers, and came away with a well-deserved point in what proved to be a pulsating match.
The Rebels got off to the worse possible start when Todd Kurtz was excluded for a tapes offence, and then saw themselves on the wrong end of a 5-1, Nick Morris finding himself with nowhere to go in a tight first turn which virtually ended any hopes he had of taking anything from the race.
Remarkably, Peterborough's early 4-point lead was to be the biggest advantage either team was able to establish on the night, with the lead changing hands on no less than 6 occasions during the course of the 15 heats.
Somerset got their noses in front for the first time in heat 4 when Allen and Wright combined for a maximum 5-1 heat win, though prior to that Pontus Aspgren showed an amazing turn of speed, as well as a large degree of bravery, with a stunning swoop around the outside of the entire field to take the lead and with it the race win, a feat he was to repeat in his second outing of the night in heat 7.
The action was close throughout, matching the fluctuating fortunes of the score-line, but the race of the night came in heat 8, it seeing Charles Wright taking the lead from the tapes, but he was soon under immense pressure from Peterborough's Lewis Blackbird.
Riding as if he had eyes in the back of his head, time and time again Wright thwarted Blackbird's attempts to pass, and as the riders made the final dash for the chequered flag Wright just held on to take the race win by the narrowest of margins.
With the match swinging first one way then the other, heat 13 saw captain Olly Allen combine with Nick Morris for a Rebels 5-1 race advantage which moved Somerset back into the lead for a third time and with just two heats remaining.
The status quo was maintained in the penultimate race, Pontus Aspgren showing his liking for the pacey Peterborough track with his 3rd win of the night, it seeing another stunning first bend to pass Panthers' Joe Jacobs, but with his bike lifting as he completed the manoeuvre, the seat bracket on the Swede's bike snapped, but despite this obvious handicap he still somehow managed to continue and take the all-important race win.
With Somerset holding on to their 2-point lead, the riders came to the tapes for the match-deciding final race. Going into the first bend it was Peterborough's Ryan Fisher that came swooping round the outside to take the lead, but with the Rebels' duo of Allen and Morris holding 2nd and 3rd ahead of Lasse Bjerre.
Bjerre soon worked a passage past Morris, though with Allen still in 2nd place it meant the scores would be all-square, that was until Bjerre got the better of the Somerset skipper and it was 'advantage Peterborough.'
More drama was to follow on lap 3 when Morris had a nasty looking fall as he exited the 2nd, the referee stopping the race with Morris still down on the track, he being excluded from the re-run.
The re-run saw Allen, Somerset's sole representative in the race, take the lead for the Rebels, but just when it seemed that he was on his way to giving Somerset the meeting victory, the 3rd lap saw Fisher dramatically close him down, the Panthers' number 1 then forcing his way past as the riders exited the 4th bend, the move creating a gap that saw Bjerre slip through into 2nd place.
With Allen slowing down to a crawl, it transpiring after the race his bike suffered an engine problem half a lap earlier, it left the home duo to ride round to end the meeting as Peterborough started it, with a maximum race win, and with it the meeting victory 46-44.
Olly Allen said: "My bike started to splutter soon after we started the 3rd lap, and there was nothing I could do to stop Fisher and Bjerre from coming through. I'm gutted as I thought we rode superbly well tonight and deserved the win, but that's speedway!"
Although obviously disappointed we didn't get the win, we do at least have the consolation of an away point to show for our efforts and there are many positives which we can take away from the match."
Garry May said: "I was really proud of the way the boys rode tonight, especially when you consider that a number of the team had never ridden the Peterborough track before."
"But now they have that experience and can put it to good use when we come back here to face Peterborough in the League match later in the season."
R Fisher 2' 3 3 1 3 - - 12+1
L Blackbird 3 1 2 2' - - - 8+1
L Bjerre 1' 1 1' 3 2' - - 8+3
U Østergaard 2 3 2 2 - - - 9
A Dryml 1 1 3 R - - - 5
J Jacobs 2 X 0 1' - - - 3+1
O Greenwood 0 0 1' 0 - - - 1+1
Team Manager: Blayne Scroggins
N Morris 0 2 1' 2' X - - 5+2
T Kurtz T 0 0 2 - - - 2
B Kurtz 0 2' 0 2 - - - 4+1
P Aspgren 3 3 1 3 - - - 10
O Allen 3 2 3 3 1 - - 12
C Wright 1 3 2' 3 1' 0 - 10+2
P Starke 1 0 0 - - - - 1
Team Manager: Garry May
Referee: Barbara Horley
1: (re-run) Blackbird, Fisher, Wright, Morris, T Kurtz (exc, tapes), 61.2 (5-1)
2: Wright, Jacobs, Starke, Greenwood, 62.1 (7-5)
3: Aspgren, Østergaard, Bjerre, B Kurtz, 61.3 (10-8)
4: Allen, Wright, Dryml, Greenwood, 61.7 (11-13)
5: Østergaard, Morris, Bjerre, T Kurtz, 62.1 (15-15)
6: Fisher, Allen, Blackbird, Starke, 62.3 (19-17)
7: Aspgren, B Kurtz, Dryml, Jacobs (f.exc), (awarded) (20-22)
8: Wright, Blackbird, Greenwood, T Kurtz, 62.8 (23-25)
9: Allen, Østergaard, Bjerre, Starke, 62.3 (26-28)
10: Fisher, Blackbird, Aspgren, B Kurtz, 63.0 (31-29)
11: Dryml, T Kurtz, Morris, Jacobs, 62.5 (34-32)
12: Bjerre, B Kurtz, Wright, Greenwood, 62.6 (37-35)
13: Allen, Morris, Fisher, Dryml (ret), 62.9 (38-40)
14: Aspgren, Østergaard, Jacobs, Wright, 63.0 (41-43)
15: (re-run) Fisher, Bjerre, Allen, Morris (f.exc), 63.2 (46-44)


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DETROIT – Jordan Lynch wasn't going to win the Heisman Trophy. He probably won't be a starting quarterback in the NFL. Now he might not even make it to New York. But at least his ride at Northern Illinois has been a whole lot of fun.
The Huskies' senior had arguably his worst game of the season, throwing two interceptions as Bowling Green upset No. 14 Northern Illinois, 47-27, at the MAC championship in Detroit on Friday night.
"You begin to see that people are still human," Bowling Green senior defensive back Aaron Foster said. "A lot of the media people like to hype them up as being that they can't be stopped, can't be tackled, can't be contained. We took that really personally. We wanted to make sure you guys knew he was still human."
With how steady and consistent he was all year, it reached the point where if Lynch wasn't rushing for 300 yards or engineering a 99-yard drive, he disappointed. Late in the first half against the Falcons, he threw his first interception since the Oct. 9 game vs. Central Michigan, and he threw another early in the fourth quarter down 34-20. The Falcons capitalized and tacked on a game-sealing score on the ensuing possession.
While many of the other top-tier quarterbacks in the nation aside from Florida State's Jameis Winston and maybe Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater had clunkers here or there over the course of the season, Lynch was consistently good-to-great ... until Friday night. There was an expectation that against MAC opponents he would always shine. Bowling Green had him figured out, holding him to 21-of-40 for 219 yards, 126 rushing yards and three total touchdowns.
Any buzz of Lynch as a darkhorse candidate for the Heisman Trophy is gone, and it would take an upset of unprecedented proportions to keep Winston from winning at this point.
"I never turn the ball over," Lynch said. "I think I had six turnovers on the year going into this game. Two turnovers is unacceptable. I expect a lot out of myself. I just didn't live up to my expectations."
The loss by the Huskies makes the BCS bowl pairings more enticing nationally, although it's maybe not an ideal end to the senior's career. Clemson, Oregon and Baylor (and even Michigan State) are purring kittens. Lynch is relegated to racking up video game numbers in a lesser bowl instead of getting a chance to avenge his mediocre performance in last year's Orange Bowl.
The Huskies still have one more game to play. And everyone able to separate conference affiliation and this-guy-is-better-than-that-guy should be thankful for that. Over the course of the year, some haven't been able to ignore phrases like "draft stock" or "quality of competition" from the sheer fact Lynch has been a joy to watch as a college football player the past two seasons.
These guys – like Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel or Bridgewater or Winston or many other standouts – are comets that streak across our field of vision so fast we don't have time to truly appreciate them. Blink and we miss them. It isn't until they're gone that we realize we won't see that particular type of celestial oddity for years. Awards be damned, college football needs as many players like Jordan Lynch as it can get regardless of which conference they play in.
None of this is to discount what Bowling Green was able to do in Detroit. Amidst rumors of their coach's name being attached to jobs like UConn or Wake Forest, the Falcons looked like the more complete team. Sophomore quarterback Matt Johnson threw for 393 yards and five touchdowns, including four touchdowns in the first half. He should have plenty of connections with receiver Ronnie Moore over the next couple years. The freshman caught four balls for 145 yards and a touchdown.
Northern Illinois seemed uninterested in playing defense over the middle, leaving BGSU receivers uncovered for easy scores. Whether it was blown assignments or Falcons coach Dave Clawson exploiting something he saw on film, the Huskies couldn't figure it out, allowing 574 total yards on the day.
Playing from behind forced NIU out of its game plan, and the Huskies had to go away from the ground and pound style of play they used to win 24 of their last 25 games coming into Friday.
Clawson has built Bowling Green from the ground up, just as he did at Fordham and Richmond. If he opts to leave for another shiny happy job after this season, the next coach is stepping into a really good situation.
"You can build for seasons or you can build programs," Clawson said. "People were trying to run us out of town three years ago because we were 2-10. At that point we were redshirting players and we were trying to lay the foundation because when we got good we wanted to stay good. A lot of people aren't allowed to do that. I'm very fortunate I have a president and an athletic director that allowed us to build a program the right way so it can sustain itself. We're good this year. We just won a championship, and I think we're built to be good for a long time."
THAMEL: Bowling Green's Dave Clawson and the art of program building
Bowling Green is one of four teams to increase by three wins or more between the 2010-2012 seasons and was the only one of those teams to improve again in 2013. The team ranked first in the conference in just about every defensive category, including scoring defense, total defense and red zone defense. And whoever takes over for Clawson would also be able to use a brand new MAC championship trophy, the school's first since 1992, to aid in recruiting.


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In the days leading up to this week's Maryland General Assembly session, there was a lot of bipartisanship talk. Both sides of the aisle were quoted in media outlets as saying it will take a team approach to work on balancing the state's budget and address the $1.9 billion shortfall. State Senate leader Mike Miller seemed to throw all that out the window in recent comments, confirming Republicans will be sitting on the sidelines while the Democrats make all the decisions. It's no secret Democrats outnumbers the GOP in the legislature and essentially run Maryland and have for decades, even when there was a Republican governor in office. Miller clearly is relishing in the fact the Democratic Party dominated politics in 2008. In an interview with The Sun, Miller was outspoken on partisan politics and showed a bitter side. "[Back in 2004] Republicans were riding high. They had a Republican president of the United States. They had a Republican governor. They had aides walking around with black notebooks with people in the house they were targeting. Ehrlich was doing very well in polls," Miller said. "I said, 'you know they are riding high right now but what's going to happen is we're going to come together and we're going to shoot 'em down. We're going to shoot 'em down and we're going to bury them face down, deep and far. So deep and far it's going to take 20 years for them to come out the other side. They'll see China from there.' But I was wrong. It's going to take 40 years for them to recover from what we did to them in 2008."
Town employees were spotted throughout Ocean City this week continuing to tear down the Winterfest of Lights displays erected throughout town. A lot of manpower hours and money goes into this special event every year, and I think it's money well spent. Many people come from far and wide to see Winterfest each year, and in some cases it's the only reason people visit Ocean City in the off-season. Usually a visit to the lights display includes a stop at a local restaurant, and that's money that would not have been spent in town if not for this special event. It was revealed last week the town made nearly $34,000 in total revenue from the Winterfest of Lights. The 42-day event saw an average daily ridership of 1,927 compared to 1,809 last year when it was operated for 48 days. As expected with the decrease in operating days, total ridership was down, from 86,844 in 2007 to 80,915 in 2008.
Ocean City's advertising budget is now higher than ever. It has surpassed the $3 million mark, and the plan seems to be to spend approximately $1.8 million this summer on television, print and radio advertising and the remainder on a big spring campaign in 2010. The new ad campaign is expected to center around the release of the town's new $175,000-plus, state-of-the-art website at ococean.com. The funding boost takes place at an opportune time and with it should come high expectations from town businesses, specifically those hotels and motels that charged their clientele the extra 1 percent on the room tax for the sole purpose of boosting the town's marketing.
Next week's inauguration of Barack Obama as the country's 44th president of the United States will be a memorable event, and some local kids will be watching it in school. Buckingham Elementary, specifically, will have teachers and students in its cafeteria to watch the inauguration and recently sent home a letter requesting parents add a little spiffiness to their kids' dress that day. While I can see where some parents would take umbrage at that request, I think it's appropriate for schools to show the inauguration of the president to students. History, of course, will be made when Obama becomes the first minority president of this country, but the history books are rewritten whenever any new president is elected. I think the inauguration of every president is a worthwhile lesson in democracy and an event for kids old enough to understand its significance to watch in school every four years.


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Mosquito fly-ins to help grow malaria - in order to kill it
MOSQUITOES imported from India and Africa will be key to the experiments conducted at Australia's first laboratory to ''grow'' human malaria.
The $1.5 million insectary, which opens on Thursday as part of a $185 million overhaul of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Parkville, is a strict bio-secure laboratory that will work with live malaria parasites.
Malaria researcher Justin Boddey said the imported mosquitoes, which will also be bred on-site, would effectively be used as factories to produce the malaria parasite.
''Ultimately our goal is to block transmission and to develop a new anti-malarial drug,'' Dr Boddey said.
The live parasites will be harvested - under a microscope - from the saliva glands of mosquitoes purposely infected after feeding on contaminated human blood. Each mosquito can carry up to 30,000 malaria parasites. The parasites are then transplanted into human liver cells in culture or into live mice bred with human livers.
''This is a fantastic model to study liver-stage malaria,'' he said. ''You can watch the parasite invade and develop and then study its biology.''
The malaria parasite lives in the saliva glands of the mosquito and is transmitted in the saliva when an infected insect bites. Within a minute, the parasite reaches the liver where one can multiply into tens of thousands, though symptoms are yet to be felt by the host.
''It treats the liver like a cocoon where it can transform into a form which is capable of invading the blood cells,'' Dr Boddey said. ''As soon as they burst out of the red blood cells 48 hours later, you get very sick.''
Dr Boddey's malaria research had been limited to the blood stage, but the new insectary means he will be able to take his research back a step and focus on malaria in the human liver - a key stage of infection.
However, not all mosquitoes carry malaria. Sara Erickson, entomologist and manager of the insectary, said the malaria-carrying mosquitoes would be imported from Africa and India and bred in a secure area of the laboratory where light, humidity and temperature echo natural conditions.
Even for research purposes, the importation of the Indian and African malaria-carrying mosquitoes had been permitted by authorities only in recent years, she said.
Malaria is among the top three diseases that kill humans. According to the World Health Organisation, about 3.3 billion people - half the world's population - are at risk of malaria. In 2010, about 655,000 people died of the disease.
The other main killer diseases are HIV and tuberculosis, which will also be studied at the secure laboratory.
''This facility gives us the ability to study these diseases like never before,'' Dr Boddey said.
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Walk-Off Felt like Old Times
A Celebration for the Past, Present and Future of this Team
If you missed the Tampa Bay Rays game on Friday night, you missed an instant Rays classic contest. There was that feeling in the stadium again of the 2008 struggle to get that winless feeling out of the air of the old dome, and become the team to beat in the A L East. But far and away, the biggest emotion flowing through Tropicana Field on that night was a renewal of hope. It has been awhile since the majority of the Rays Republic showed that type of emotion out in the open for the players and other to grab a hold of and use as positive energy.The Rays were 0-224 when trailing by 7 or more runs prior to tonight's offensive explosion.
On Friday night it was up in the air for everyone to grab and sample their own little piece of the magic that was transpiring on the turf. You could just see it in the eyes of the guys in the Bullpen, and you could just sense it in the air that change was about to happen. But what transpired can not be written about in books, or even sometimes contained in photos, the emotional charge that sweeps throughout the dome that is sent like a wave through each and every one of us to provide that instant glimmer of hope and wanting for this struggling team.
Not in the Rays brief history have we seen a offensive re-arming and dismantling of another team after they have achieved such a lead. But as we all remember in 2008, you never counted those Rays out until the last out was in stone. And for so many reasons tonight's final victory felt exactly like that. And to make it even more remarkable was the fact the player who has been the subject of numerous articles and debates about his hitting skills and spot in the lineup came shining through and burst that personal bubble to provide the unscripted climax to the event. B J Upton was the man, but the team all have their own personal pieces of triumph in this remarkable win for their consistent belief both in themselves and their teammates.
And that is a character element that was so clear in 2008. Each player was responsible for their own actions, but no one all season long took potshots or even made reference to someone else not doing their part. They won as a team, and unfortunately lost as a team too. The word "chemistry" might be the biggest mis-used words in sports, but this team did have to melt and blend a bevy of different personalities and abilities to even make a competitive unit, much less a championship squad. And tell me you did not yearn for another one of those special home plate celebrations that became almost a nightly staple in 2008.
When was the last time you saw a "team meeting" at home plate……………last season. And also when was the last time you saw a Rays player even show any type of strut or "peacocking" as he strolled into home for his teammates ……Also only during last season. People in 2008 were quick to judge the team's defining moments or turning points to the season. Well, if they have to again resort to finding moments of change and upward mobility, they have their first example in the way the entire team carried themselves tonight.
Every one picked themselves off the turf, dusted themselves off and got back to work nibbling and craving at that Cleveland lead. That was the way the 2008 squad attacked, as a team. They would put together scoring drives and fast attacks to stun and demoralize the competition at times. And the Rays Bullpen again is beginning to hit their own sense of stride again in 2009, which has been missed in recent games.
But you have to admit that the Walk-off homer by Upton was the perfect ending to a wild night. Here we had a guy struggling to get back to his former form and was finally starting to see some great results, then this game comes along and reminds us why we liked the guy in the first place. You have to admit to yourself that the kid has been as hard on himself as we have been on him. He is his own worst critic, and his struggles at the plate have made us grimace at times wanting to help him out in any way possible to get back to his old form.
Maybe that sight of the team trying to pick themselves off the turf for the second night in a row when they got down fast also got into B J's psyche and boosted him through that wall he had in front of him. Thursday's contest did not come out the same, but the fact that the Rays seemed to be working as a team boosted the thoughts that we were beginning to emerge out of that funk and again take it to some teams again.
It is not like he has never belonged here, or was struggling both on and off the field. On the field he was his usual self, diving for balls and tracking them down with his deer-like speed deep into the gap, and near the wall. His throws have been darts, and his confidence in his throws have been key in his recent surge back into the outfield assist ranks in 2009. Even if Friday night was not the final turning point for Upton, it was for this team.
They again could see the golden ring, and they grabbed it with everything they had in their bodies. It was a welcome sight to see the smiles and the confident swagger as they walked back to the dugout after this win.
The fact that these guys love to be around each other is a testament to the team unity and chemistry that VP of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman and Rays Manager Joe Maddon has assembled here. The glue that holds this group together is simple respect for each and every member on the roster. But tonight belonged to a guy who at 17 years of age got his first taste of the big leagues in a September call up. Back then, that Rays team was not experiencing even the slight hint of a winning edge, and some of the veteran leadership was already looking for the door out of the Rays clubhouse.
That is a sad comment, but a truthful one in the realm of the Rays in the past. You want to think that the winning foundation was set early in this franchises history, but in reality, they did not believe in th system totally until 2007. The last few seasons has seen a resurgence in Rays thinking about positives and accountability amongst themselves. It was imply a case of "do your job, do it right, and great things will happen in the end." So can we take Friday night's walk-off as a sign that the 2008 energy and commitment might be resurfacing in the Trop.? I know I felt it. The energy level and the positive vibes from inning to inning only seemed right to end on Upton's first blast of the season.
But this not like the Toronto Blue Jay game in 2008 when Edwin Jackson threw an awesome game only to see Troy Percival blow the save. It is also not the same vibe or environment when Dione
r Navarro hit the grand slam to boost the Rays to a victory and finally feeling like they belong on top. No, this celebration seemed different on the turf tonight. It had all the elements of 2008 except one.
One huge difference is missing from the "team meetings" called at home plate by the Rays in 2008. This year, we are the "hunted" and not the one pursuing the top spot. But an night like this can re-shape and remove the rust and tarnish of the last month just by its sheer power. Biggest comeback in Rays history really pales a bit in comparison to a young hitter regaining his edge at the plate, and remembering why he loves to play this game.
Upton Get a Welcome Surprise during his Interview
After the conclusion of last night's game I was sitting near my seat waiting for the anticipated in-game interview of B J Upton when Dioner Navarro came streaking out of the Rays dugout with a towel filled to the brim in deep shaving cream. I have to admit I have never seen the Rays catcher act so stealth and swift as when he deposited that wet, white concoction on B J's face during his television and radio interview.
It is a a great tradition of baseball to see that done to him on the night that might spark of return of our centerfielder's bat to his game. But the shock and awe of the crowd when he finally got that towel in the face was priceless. We all knew it was coming, but did not who or when it was going to be delivered. Upton took the event with class and professionalism, but I would have loved to see the scene in the locker room after Upton got back there. Hopefully Navarro was long gone by then, or there might be a shaving cream situation in the clubhouse.
That is also one of the areas that Upton has matured tremendously in the last two years. He is a soft spoken guy who kind of doesn't take to the media side as well as some members of the team. But in the last year he has become more secure and comfortable in front of the camera, and it shows. That will bode well for him to become a likable guy to people who might not get down here and see him on the bench motioning and chatting with guys on base or in the field. He is truly one of those guys who loves this game and looks forward to it every night.
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Great win for your guys Rays! It is nice to see BJ Upton growing into his role – and the shaving cream is priceless!
I have known this kid for a long time, and he is always striving to be a better hitter, fielder and person.
I think his early success in the outfield is coupled with his desire to just be successful at this level of the game. Even when he was starting games at shortstop, most of his errors were becuase he tried to get every out, even the ones that were beyond his control.
With maturity he has become a future star.
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Should the NRC extend Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant license?
Lawmakers continue to call for the closure of a nuclear power plant less than 50 miles from New York City, despite the head of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission vouching for the plant's safety on a tour on Tuesday.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory Jaczko was unable to allay long-held concerns of New York lawmakers opposed to continued operation of the Indian Point nuclear station, concerns now heightened by Japan's recent nuclear accident.
Jaczko was invited to the nuclear plant to meet with U.S. Reps. Nita Lowey (D-New York) and Eliot Engel (D-New York) to discuss public safety issues involving the plant located on the shores of the Hudson River, just north of the nation's biggest metropolitan area.
Entergy Corp, the New Orleans-based owner of the two Indian Point reactors, is working to extend the units' operating licenses for 20 years. Without renewal, the units could shut in 2013 and 2015 when the original 40-year operating licenses expire.
Some state politicians and environmental groups have been fighting for decades to shut Indian Point, but have been stymied by federal regulators who say the plant is safe.
Since the March 11 earthquake and disaster that crippled Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear station, relicensing of the 2,045-megawatt Indian Point plant and other U.S. reactors has become even more contentious.
New York politicians, including the state's Governor Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, have stepped up efforts to shut Indian Point.
The NRC staff is scrutinizing safety issues at all 104 U.S. nuclear reactors and is expected to give the first post-Fukushima report to commissioners later this week.
Jaczko told reporters the NRC will learn lessons from the Japanese disaster and make changes as needed. He said Indian Point meets all NRC standards. "Where there are problems, we will identify them and work to fix them," Jaczko said.
Among Lowey's top safety concerns are emergency evacuation planning and Indian Point's seismic characteristics.
Lowey noted that the NRC recommended U.S. citizens evacuate a 50-mile radius of the damaged Fukushima plant while NRC standards call for a 10-mile evacuation zone.
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Monday, March 25, 2013
Mountain Metropolitan Transit is bringing back the night to Colorado Springs with evening bus service beginning April 1, 2013. Evening bus service will provide riders with more options for jobs, school, shopping, entertainment and more. The first night is FREE beginning at 6:45 p.m. Join us at the downtown terminal for refreshments, live music featuring the Coronado High School Jazz Band, and celebrate the arrival of evening bus service.
"Adding night service is a great boost for our riders and the local economy, and has already had a direct influence on local jobs as our service contractor, McDonald Transit, has hired 11 additional employees," said Craig Blewitt, transit services division manager.
Evening hours will extend bus service on Routes 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 (to UCCS only), 11 and 25 until approximately 9:45 p.m. Route 10 evening service will extend until approximately 7:10 p.m.
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I'm in a position now where I'm able to put my entire game on display every day. —Jazz point guard Mo Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — It's been a while since Utah basketball fans had a chance to cheer for a Williams wearing a Jazz jersey.
Twenty months after Deron Williams was traded away, Utah's recently acquired Williamses — Mo and Marvin — gave the announced EnergySolutions Arena crowd of 17,786 multiple chances to experience that particular fuzzy feeling again.
Ten days into his second Utah stint, Mo Williams already appears to have a clear grasp of the offense and leadership of the team as the veteran playmaker. He sparked the Jazz early Friday — similar to Monday's preseason loss — and finished with a game-high 15 points in Utah's 97-81 win over Oklahoma City at EnergySolutions Arena.
It was just a preseason game, but the Jazz are more than happy to welcome Mo back into the fold.
And for him to be Devin Harris' replacement.
"It felt really good," said Williams, who played his rookie season in Utah back in 2003-04 before venturing off to Milwaukee, Cleveland and Los Angeles. "It's the same people that were here when I was here in 2003. "
Williams even formed a quick relationship with Tyrone Corbin during the summer of 2004 when the now-head coach joined Jerry Sloan's staff just prior to the point guard signing a free-agent deal with the Bucks.
"I was coming to a comfortable situation where they already know who I was as a player," said Williams, who came to Utah this offseason as part of a four-team trade.
Corbin has been impressed — but not surprised — how the 29-year-old Williams has quickly established himself as a leader and relentless competitor.
"He talk his way through it, but he compete his way through it with the guys," Corbin said. "And they can follow his effort because he's going to give effort every minute he's on the floor."
Williams is trying to seize this opportunity he has to be the lead man after spending time with the Clippers as Chris Paul's well-traveled understudy.
The 6-foot-1 playmaker, who provides the Jazz with a vocal and emotional presence in practice and on the court, added two assists, two rebounds and two steals in the team's first exhibition win. One of his most impressive plays came in the second half when he took a pass from Gordon Hayward after a steal, stopped and dropped a 3-pointer in transition. The much-needed outside shooter went 2 for 3 from deep.
"I'm in a position now where I'm able to put my entire game on display every day. The last few years I would say I was in a sacrifice role for the better of the team," Williams said. "The team (Clippers) just needed me to go out there and score the basketball, so that's what I did. I'm in a position now where I'm able to run a basketball team and set guys up and look for my scoring."
The other half of this Williams & Williams firm — Marvin — contributed a solid effort that included 10 points, four rebounds, two assists and two steals in just under 23 minutes.
The Jazz love what the No. 2 pick of the 2005 draft, traded to Utah from Atlanta in exchange for Harris, brings to the basketball court as well. Marvin Williams is a 6-9 small forward who gives Utah versatility, shooting and a lengthy wing sidekick to go with 6-8 shooting guard Gordon Hayward (13 points, seven rebounds).
"Oh man. True pro, true pro," Corbin said of Marvin Williams. "He's not a big talker. He's a big-time worker, and he comes out and tries to do everything to help you win."
This Williams liked the progress the Jazz made since falling at Golden State, 83-80, on Monday in their preseason opener. Not only is he more comfortable in the second week with just his second NBA team, but he also feels like the team has meshed and worked well together.
"Obviously, our first game is going to be a little crazy. I think we made tremendous strides from our last game offensively and defensively," Williams said. "The guys shared the ball. The guys made some big plays for us and got us the win."
The Jazz were without usual staring power forward Paul Millsap (grandmother's funeral) and Jamaal Tinsley (personal reasons), but six players ended up scoring in double figures and all 15 available guys saw at least nine minutes of action.
Enes Kanter, continuing to play well after losing 51 pounds in the offseason, racked up his second double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Third-year pro Derrick Favors, however, struggled on offense, going 0-for-5 from the field and scoring just one point with four rebounds.
GAME NOTES: The Jazz traveled to Los Angeles after Friday's win for a three-game road trip in Southern California, beginning tonight against the Lakers at Staples Center. After not playing Monday, second-round pick Kevin Murphy saw his first NBA preseason action, scoring two points in 10 minutes. The dunk of the night was a toss-up between Kanter's power reverse slam and an impressive midcourt alley-oop hook-up between Chris Quinn (passer) and Alec Burks (dunker). Rookie Perry Jones scored 14 points to lead Oklahoma City, which only got nine points and 19 minutes from Kevin Durant.
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A teenage girl told Harris County deputy constables she was abducted before school then sexually assaulted.
The girl's mother flagged down a passing Harris County Precinct 3 deputy constable about 3:45 p.m. Monday near C.E. King High School along Tidwell near C.E. King Parkway, authorities said.
The woman told the deputy she was on the phone with her 15-year-old daughter. The girl told the deputy two men grabbed her about 7:30 a.m. from a doughnut shop near the school and later sexually assaulted her.
She was able to guide deputies to a wooded area near the school.
The girl was taken to Texas Children's Hospital for an examination.
She was not able to give deputy constables a detailed description of the two men.