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Safeco memorial honors club's Hall of Fame broadcaster
By Greg Johns / MLB.com
On a cool, overcast afternoon, Safeco became a shrine to the Hall of Fame announcer, who died of a heart attack on Wednesday at 75.
As highlights of Niehaus' most famous calls played out on the stadium speakers, the 3,643 fans who came through the doors had a chance to sign memory books for Niehaus, view photo displays and mementos from his career, and even grab one of the small salami sandwiches being given away in honor of his cherished grand-slam call.
It was a day of quiet reflection, many fans just sitting in stadium seats, absorbing the moment and memories of a man who touched millions during his tenure in the Pacific Northwest.
Niehaus' wife, Marilyn, and three children -- Greta, Andy and Matt -- were first through the stadium, stopping initially at the impromptu memorial outside the main gate where heart-felt notes and loaves of rye bread and bottles of mustard were intermingled with candles and balloons.
After the family gathered at the home-plate display where a large portrait of Niehaus overlooked some of his prized collections -- his original 1977 scorebook, the Ford Frick Hall of Fame award, a copy of the now-defunct Seattle Post-Intelligencer sports page trumpeting his Hall of Fame enshrinement in 2008 -- fans followed in a long line that kept growing throughout the afternoon.
Those who turned from home plate and looked back at the darkened broadcast booth above were treated to the sight of a Niehaus jersey lit up in the spot where he sat, the No. 77 a testament to the year he began his Mariners journey.
"I've listened to him since he started in '77," said Seattle resident Jack Austin, 55, as he quietly took in the scene. "This just shows you how loved he was."
Tears poured down the cheeks of Ashley Donaldson as she held her 2-year-old son, Madden, and talked about Niehaus' impact on her life growing up in Poulsbo on the Olympic Peninsula.
"I was raised by my dad and we always went to the games in the Kingdome and listened on the radio," she said. "This just really hurts. He's been such a huge part of my life, it just doesn't seem like it's ever going to be the same.
"It's amazing how everyone has come out. He touched so many people and really made you connect. His enthusiasm, everything. When you can hear somebody's voice and it just gives you goose bumps, that's pretty amazing."
Spokane native Bill Lawson, 59, found himself sitting behind home plate thinking about his mom and aunt, both huge Mariners fans who died in the last few years. For them, Niehaus was a daily staple of life.
"Both of them just absolutely lived to listen to the games," Lawson said. "I mean, Mariners socks, Mariners slippers, the whole enchilada, lying in their beds virtually getting ready to die at 87, 88 years old.
"It was his voice. I was just thinking about that. I'll bet a lot of these people, their moms and dads listened. It was one thing they looked forward to the whole day, to listen to him. It was pretty cool."
Saturday's event was an informal way to let fans remember Niehaus. There will be a private ceremony by the family on Monday and the Mariners are planning a large public celebration of Niehaus' life at Safeco Field at a yet-to-be-determined date in December.
The outpouring of fan support on Saturday reinforced what Mariners officials already knew about Niehaus, the last team employee who had been with the club since its opening game.
"You know it's out there," said Randy Adamack, the team's long-time vice president of communications. "But when something like this happens, it removes all doubt."
Every fan trooping through the stadium brought their own recollections and connections. Jason Simon, 29, wore his on his back, his "My Oh My" jersey bearing a Niehaus autograph he collected from the man last year.
|"It's amazing how everyone has come out. He touched so many people and really made you connect. When you can hear somebody's voice and it just gives you goose bumps, that's pretty amazing."
|-- Mariners fan Ashley Donaldson
Simon grew up a huge Ken Griffey Jr. fan in Oak Park, Calif., falling in love with the Mariners during summer visits to his uncle in Seattle. But only when he moved to the Puget Sound area four years ago did he realize how Niehaus pulled all that together.
"Griffey has always been my idol. But what I realized is that it's his voice attached to Griffey and his performance that really was what it was," Simon said. "I remember going to games and I'd have a transistor radio. And when I was there in the bleachers alone, he was right there with me, Dave Niehaus. And when you go home and watch the game, you turn the TV down and listen to the voice.
"The big thing about him is he made everybody feel like a friend. There was something about his way that made you feel OK, like nobody was a stranger."
Which is why Simon had tears in his eyes on Wednesday when he heard of Niehaus' passing and again Thursday, when he came to visit the memorial outside the front gate. He vows to return for the formal ceremony in the coming weeks as well.
"Look at the people lining up," Simon said. "He deserved this. It's because he treated everyone right. The last few years have been difficult for the Mariners, obviously. But people here are talking to each other today and that's great.
"It's going to be different. You're not going to replace Dave Niehaus. But there's got to be a different voice and if the fans kind of come together and treat each other like friends at the game again, I think that's what Dave would want. That's exactly what he would want, for us to keep going with that same passion he brought."
Greg Johns is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohns1. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Anthony Torrienert, 29, a transient from San Francisco, was arrested at about 2:23 a.m. Dec. 31. Police were called to the Shell gas station in the 4200 block of First Street and found Torrienert standing next to a gas pump; questioned by police, he said he started a fire about 20 feet from gas pumps in a stack of wood for sale at the front door to stay warm.
The next day, a tenant of Ridgeview Commons in the 5300 block of Case Avenue reported someone tried to light her apartment door on fire. Police found a pile of ash outside the door but have no suspects in the incident, reported at about 10:39 a.m. Jan. 1.
In other police reports:
* Steve Steve, 54, of San Jose was arrested at about 11:55 a.m. Jan 3 on a felony count of possessing a fake driver's license and misdemeanor counts of giving false identification to police and driving without a license.
The arrest took place after police saw a vehicle partially blocking the road. While officers were on scene, a man came out of a home's garage and told them he was putting notes on vehicles he hoped to buy and was inside the garage leaving a note there.
The homeowner said nothing was missing, but a search of Steve and his car turned up a number of IDs with different names and dates of birth.
* Daniel Albert Sotomayor, 25, a transient, was arrested at about 3:10 p.m. Dec. 31 in the 6000 block of Stoneridge Mall Road for felony attempted auto theft and misdemeanor loitering. Sotomayor was seen jiggling vehicle door handles at the mall and was seen the day before and earlier the same day doing the same thing.
* Damon M. Jefferson, 22, of Oakland was arrested at about 2:01 p.m. Jan. 4 at Victoria's Secret in the 1300 block of Stoneridge Mall Road on a felony count of receiving stolen property.
* Two exercise bikes, one worth $2,399 and another worth $1,799, were stolen from Precor Home Fitness in the 6000 block of Johnson Drive; a front window was smashed for entry in the incident, reported at about 9:53 a.m. Jan. 3.
* An iPad worth $599, a $500 laptop and various jewelry worth about $765 were stolen from an apartment in the 6300 block of Stoneridge Mall Road, along with a $100 set of earbuds. The incident was reported at about 6:25 p.m. Dec. 30; the resident was unable to determine how the culprits entered her apartment.
* Nordstrom, in the 1600 block of Stoneridge Mall Road, reported at 5:05 p.m. Dec. 30 the embezzlement of $1,910 through fraudulent returns.
* A secret shopper scam netted $1,900 in money orders from a 29-year-old resident of the 500 block of San Gabriel Court between Dec. 30 and Jan. 3.
* The Verizon Wireless store in the 6000 block of Johnson Drive was hit by grab-and-run thieves twice in less than a week. In the first case, at about 4:54 p.m. Dec. 30, two iPhones worth $649 and $549 were taken. In the latest, $179 speakers and a $79 battery pack were taken.
* A gym member at 24 Hour Fitness in the 4700 block of Willow Road reported at about 8:21 p.m. Jan. 4 that a cellphone and Bluetooth headset worth about $998 were stolen from his duffel bag in about 10 minutes.
* A resident of the 5700 block of Owens Drive told police at around 4:05 p.m. Dec. 31 that someone had tried to open a credit card in his name, requesting an $8,500 loan. The loan was denied.
* A credit check led to a resident of the 3600 block of Touriga Drive discovering that someone had used her identification to try to get an apartment in Wisconsin, in an incident reported at about 4:20 p.m. Dec. 31.
* A visit from friends led to the theft of a $200 laptop from a home in the 4800 block of Bernal Avenue in an incident reported at about 11:23 a.m. Jan. 6.
* A counterfeit $5 bill was received by 7-Eleven in the 3700 block of Hopyard Road in an incident reported at about 1:32 p.m. Jan. 5.
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She was preceded in death by her father, Carlos Purdom; stepfather, Jimmy Bullington; daughter Shana Mahan; granddaughter, Angel Gaston; and half-sister, Kay Mann.
Survivors include her husband, Wayne Mahan; children, Starla and Larry Thomas; Kevin and Joy Childs of Jonesboro; Sherry and Greg Bland of Belleville; Donna and John George of Belleville; Karen and Steve Gaston of Havana; mother, Helen Bullington; 12 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Carolyn and Johnny Foster of Cabot; and half-sister, Shirley and Bob Dickey of Harrison.
Funeral service will be Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at 11 a.m. at the Apostolic Church, 4314 Landers Road, North Little Rock, with Brother Donnie Copeland and Brother Greg Bland officiating. Visitation will be at the church from 10-11 a.m. before the service. Interment will be at Rest Hills Cemetery, North Little Rock.
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OCEAN CITY – As unemployment reaches record numbers and a variety of economic indicators paint a bleak picture, some are wondering what that will mean for the thousands of foreign workers that flock to Ocean City each year.
It has been said that the foreign workers who come to Ocean City each year do the jobs that others simply will not do, often working several jobs, grueling schedules and living in overcrowded apartments. Yet, the question that some people are asking is whether we will be hosting as many foreign workers since jobs have become so hard to come by in recent months.
Melanie Pursel, executive director of the Ocean City Chamber of Commerce, said though she expects the numbers of foreign workers to decrease a bit, the current state of the economy as well as the job market should not stop them for coming altogether.
"I can't imagine that we'll have as many as we've had in the past, which has been over 3,000 in recent years," said Pursel, "but I will say that I'm unsure if they'll be able to get that second or third job that may have been there in the past."
Pursel said that for the foreign workers, the state-mandated groups that organize the seasonal workforce do not ever bring more kids to the area than what are needed and they work with area employers to get a feel for how many positions are available.
"We don't want these kids to come all the way over here and end up walking the streets without jobs, said Pursel.
Madalaine How, who helps the students get accustomed to the area when they arrive in Ocean City, said she is ready to do her job, regardless of how many foreign workers come to Ocean City this year.
"It doesn't matter whether there's one or 5,000 of them, we will help them to the best of our ability, as we do each and every year," said How.
Spokespeople did not return phone calls this week to talk about a concrete number in projections, but some local businesses, like Jolly Roger, who rely heavily on foreign help each year, said they will be hiring less people across the board.
"I anticipate hiring probably 30 to 35 percent less than what we did last year, and I also anticipate more people from this country needing to work those jobs that the foreign kids used to do," said Steve Pastusak, general manager of Jolly Roger.


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New study shows that Apple's 13" MacBook Pro running Boot Camp is the most reliable Windows notebook
Apple vs. Microsoft, OS X vs. Windows -- these are comparisons that pit fanboys from each side against each other with little middle ground. The two sides have bickered for years with Windows fans bragging about lower prices and larger market share, while OS X backers cite high quality, reliable machines and the lack of significant malware penetration.
Today, however, an Israeli PC management firm has added a slight twist in the age-old Mac vs. PC debate. Between January 1st, 2013 and April 1st, 2013, Soluto monitored 150,000 notebook computers running Windows and analyzed the data from:
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To those that say that a clean install of Windows on a MacBook Pro isn't a fair comparison, Soluto offers this consolation, "One could argue that we should not compare a cleanly installed MacBook Pro with an OEM-imaged PC from Acer or Dell… But – for this first report we simply compared the real PCs in the field, some with original images and some reinstalled by their users. We believe it's more representative of reality."
Rounding out the top five entries were the Acer Aspire E1-571, Dell XPS 13, Dell Vostro 3560, and the Acer Aspire V3-771. The 15" Retina MacBook Pro, three more Dells, and a single Lenovo entry fleshed out the top 10. Notebooks from ASUS, Samsung, Toshiba, and Samsung were nowhere to be found on the list.
Ed Bott reckons that the reason for the strong showings by Acer and Dell in the study is the companies' relatively bloat-free installs, with very few third-party utilities to muck with users' computers. On the other hand, Samsung, which didn't make the list, is notorious for filling machines with needless third-party software junk.
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The frosted glass leaves of this wind chime create a pleasingly light ringing in the breeze on your porch or in the garden. Lovely displayed as an indoor suncatcher, too. Steel filigree has antiqued bronze finish.
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I love this wind chime. The filigree decoration is very pretty- more so than in person than in the photo. The bright colors show up nicely when the sun hits. Chimes are not very loud, but I like that.
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I have no complaints. It hangs on my patio and when I sit there it is such a soft gentle sound. I love it. also a pleasing color
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It looks great in the tree in my front yard. The sound it makes is very soothing.
pretty, but flimsy
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love the idea of this, however the bird needs to be attatched as it flops to one side whn hung.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I recently got a new garden shed. Bought this to decorate with. Like it!
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When I recived this the majority of the strings used to hold the chimes were cut, so they were not attached to the rest of the body of the chime. I was surprised the sting wasn't plastic. If it was just one chime, I would've tried to tie it back on to the piece, but it wasn't worth it. The string was too small and when I saw how flimsy the filigree was I just returned it.
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Very cute!!
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This is a pretty addition to my garden but when it rains, the chime pieces all stick together. Maybe it would be better for a dry climate or if placed under a shelter. I will leave it where it is in my garden - I just go out and dry the pieces off after it rains.
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Judge Agrees That Perhaps It Would Be Best For Someone Else To Review His Claim That WiFi Isn't A Radio Communication
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Thankfully, the judge has agreed, recognizing that perhaps he didn't answer that initial question correctly.
Thus, in light of the novelty of the issues presented, the court finds that its June 29 order involves a controlling question of law as to which there is a credible basis for a difference of opinion, and also finds that certification of the June 29 order for appeal would materially advance the litigationIn other words... let's make sure I got that part right before we do anything else. That's good. I'm happy to see that Judge James Ware at least recognizes that people may disagree with his contention that WiFi is not a radio communication and will allow that point to be explored further.


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DC Hip Hop Awards Degenerate Into Brawl
For decades now, Washington DC has struggled to put itself on the hip hop map. For decades, the city's hip hop scene has fought to be counted alongside Philly's and New York's and Miami's and Atlanta's as a real player on the East Coast. For decades, DC has worked to prove that it's more than go go music and gunshots. And it's made incremental progress. But the massive brawl that spoiled the DMV Awards Saturday night probably won't help.
At about 9:45 p.m., witnesses say it turned ugly. During a program intermission, a fight errupted between two crews, quickly spiraling into a full-scale brawl in the hotel atrium. Witnesses said that between 20 and 60 people were involved in the altercation...by the time Arlington police had ordered the crowd home, five people had been sent to the hospital with injuries, including one hotel employee.
To be fair, every hip hop fan in DC is condemning the bullshit. And hey, people used to get stabbed at The Source Awards all the time, and that was during New York hip hop's "golden age." So let's remain positive! Shout out to the urrrea.


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Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden says show supremo Simon Cowell will tie the knot with his partner Lauren Silverman and predicts the pair will have more children.
Amanda said it was only a matter of time before the couple, whose son Eric was born this year, got married. She told Hello! magazine: "He's met his match in Lauren, 100 per cent."
Asked if she thought they would marry, she said: "I do. And I think they'll have more children too, because he loves it. Simon definitely should ask Lauren to marry him. He shouldn't let her get away. Lauren's such a good influence on him."
The 43-year-old told the magazine she had taken up yoga after discovering it in Los Angeles.
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Amanda said it had helped calm her down and made her "tummy flatter".
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Haynes brought that solo magic to Street Date's studios recently to perform songs off his incredible new album. Click through to watch riveting renditions of "River's Gonna Rise," "Sick of My Shadow" and "Your Wildest Dreams" plus our exclusive interview with the Man In Motion.
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[pullquote quote="(Soul is) taking a personal statement about a hard time and turning it into positivity." credit=""]As Haynes recounts in this interview, the songs on Man In Motion were written over the course of several years. Many were songs that leaned towards soul music, the style that most influenced him as a young musician and one that he comes back to time and again.
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OCEAN CITY — In efforts to make the town's carbon monoxide (CO) law even more airtight, the City Council voted to remove the lone exception that was in the 2007 bill in a unanimous vote on Tuesday night.
City Solicitor Guy Ayres will remove the lone exception to CO detector law that reads, "dwelling units which are separated from rooms or spaces that are not located within dwelling units where fuel burning equipment is installed or operated or adjacent enclosed parking areas by a complete or continuous smoke barrier."
According to Mayor Rick Meehan, the removal of that exception originally found in Section 34-204 of the law will make the law easier to enforce and will clear up any questions about whether or not a detector is needed.
"We are basically making a move to protect ourselves down the road," said Meehan. "What is built today, which might have an airtight room that houses fuel burning equipment, might not be airtight once someone comes in and broaches the room, either by way of retrofitting, or running an additional electrical line into the room. Once the barrier is altered, the room is no longer airtight."
Essentially, the removal of the exception will now give the Fire Marshal's Office a clear cut set of rules to inspect, by basically stating that if a building has fuel burning equipment, it needs a CO detector.
Fire Marshal Sam Villani recommended to the council that the exception be removed last week during his presentation about his future strategies to ensure that Ocean City property owners comply with the town's proactive law.
"We have found that on the day of the building's final inspection there could be a smoke tight barrier but as time goes on the building settles leaving cracks or someone installs a wire or pipe or line and it is not fire stopped then the smoke tight barrier is compromised. It was easier to do away with the exception than to guess if an existing building actually had a true smoke tight or smoke barrier," said Villani. "This was done to speed up the inspection process and again I don't think there is an actual true smoke tight barrier that lasts forever."
Ayres said that there was concern amongst some town officials that having any exception in the ordinance could make the law confusing, but noted that the bigger fear was many buildings could have fallen under that exception.
According to Villani's report last week, only 17 percent of the town's properties that are required to have CO detectors have notified his office that they have complied.


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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA -- Following a six-month undercover investigation, masked police here shut down 11 Internet cafés in raids on Wednesday, Sept. 22. Authorities seized up to 500 computers that officials said were used for illegal gambling.
No arrests were made, but the Virginia Beach Commonwealth's Attorney, Harvey Bryant, said operators might be criminally charged with felony gambling counts after a review of the evidence.
The deployment of Internet sweepstakes videogames awarding cash prizes has mushroomed throughout Virginia in recent months. Establishments have opened in large cities, including Richmond, the capital, and smaller ones like Hampton Roads and Roanoke.
Local press reports said 17 Internet-based gaming centers were licensed to operate in Virginia Beach in recent months, but not all have opened.
In most cases, sweepstakes videogame operators sell time on the Internet. Customers have the option to play games that simulate slots, but any cash prizes are awarded on the basis of separate -- and technically unrelated -- sweepstakes drawings.
Nevertheless, Bryant said he believed these sweepstakes games constitute illegal gambling because customers can win cash for non-skill pay-to-play action. Bryant held to this view in spite of the fact that Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli released an opinion letter in July stating that he believed the sweepstakes devices are legal.
Cuccinelli's opinion was issued in reply to a request by state Delegate Bill Janis (Glen Allen). In his letter, Cuccinelli stated:
"You ask whether prizes offered by a retail provider of Internet and computer services are permissible or whether they constitute illegal gambling under the laws of Virginia when entries to win prizes are available to persons who purchase computer time as well as to those who do not ... It is my opinion that the element of consideration is missing, and therefore no illegal gambling occurs, when the opportunity to win a prize is offered both with a purchase and without the requirement of a purchase."
However, Cuccinelli's letter also contained the proviso that local authorities ultimately must make the call as to legality of specific sweepstakes devices in their own jurisdictions. The Virginia Beach city attorney told local TV news reporters that his office consulted gambling experts before deciding to bust the sweepstakes game parlors.
According to the Virginia Pilot, copies of Cuccinelli's opinion letter were taped to every machine in four units of D&H Business Centers in Virginia Beach. But the letters did not prevent local police from raiding the stores and seizing the machines, said owner Daniel Storie.
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PLACENTIA – A loud bang echoed across Tuffree Middle School on Tuesday morning as part of a lockdown drill that aimed to test the preparedness of local law enforcement and the campus community.
The flashbang grenade – a non-lethal explosive used to disorient – was set off by the Police Department as it and the North County SWAT team practiced what would happen if an intruder trespassed onto school grounds during class hours.
During the drill, a police officer acted as an angry parent who walked onto the campus looking to forcibly remove his child from class.
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The school immediately was locked down for an hour. More than 800 students were evacuated onto the fields behind the school.
"This drill was really eye-opening for the students because it felt really real," said Matthew Hautrinh, an eighth-grader at Tuffree. "At first when I heard the big bang, I was a little scared, but then I knew that we were going to be safe because our teachers followed the procedure."
Teachers were advised beforehand that once the drill began they should keep themselves and their students away from windows and doors until police arrived. Police planned to enter the campus, find the gunman as quickly as possible, apprehend the individual and then begin evacuation procedures.
Placentia schools regularly drill for fire, earthquake and school lockdown scenarios, said Richard McAlindin, director of executive services for the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District, who reviews safety plans for each of the district's 36 schools.
Placentia police Lt. Ken Alexander said the most recent drill of this magnitude was in 2006, when El Camino Real High School simulated a scenario in which a gunman entered the school, shot several people and took hostages before police negotiated a surrender.
While Tuesday's exercise helped ensure the school district and the Police Department would be prepared for a worst-case scenario, Alexander said the department never has dealt with an active shooter at a local school, though police sometimes are called to deal with unruly parents.
Schoolchildren, parents, neighbors, nearby businesses and 911 dispatchers were notified of the drill in advance to prevent panic.
"We hold any drill as a non-negotiable drill that all students must comply with," said Rose Marie Baldwin-Shirey, principal of Tuffree Middle School.


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NEW CASTLE, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he fatally shot his father, a doughnut shop owner, then tried to hide the body.
Online court records don't list an attorney for 28-year-old Michael Burrelli, who allegedly shot 52-year-old Charles Burrell in a warehouse in Union Township sometime overnight Wednesday into Thursday.
Police say the men got into a fistfight over cellphone usage and the younger man shot his father seven times after being knocked to the ground.
Police say Michael Burrelli used a hydraulic hoist to lift his father's body into a metal bin, which he loaded into a Jeep and planned to dispose of the body in a state park.
Police found the body in the Jeep on Thursday before that could occur.
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The world's largest untapped source of fossil fuel – combustible ice-like chunks found in the ocean floor – will be investigated in a new UC Irvine laboratory built to simulate their extreme, deep-sea environment.
A $1 million grant from the W.M. Keck Foundation will be used to create the "Deep-Ocean Power Science Laboratory," UCI announced this week.
The two-story lab will duplicate the low-temperature, high-pressure conditions needed to probe the mysteries of methane hydrates.
"We're trying to add to the scientific underpinning of what, exactly, it means to have a chunk of ice on fire," said Derek Dunn-Rankin, a UCI engineering professor and the project's lead investigator.
Methane hydrates form naturally under freezing temperatures and pressures greater than 100 times that of Earth's atmosphere.
They are known to form along continental shelves as well as beneath Arctic permafrost.
"They're just cages of water molecules around methane molecules," Dunn-Rankin said.
But those simple cages could become the next big thing in fossil fuel extraction.
Attempts are under way around the world to try to mine methane hydrates, although getting them out of ocean sediments is extremely difficult.
And a big worry is a by-product of burning them: carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas that scientists say is the main driver of global warming.
In Dunn-Rankin's lab, scientists will explore the physics of using the energy from the methane in place, rather than trying to extract it – and leaving the carbon dioxide buried there.
"Rather than potentially damaging that environment, we are re-creating it in the laboratory, so we can study the science associated with it," he said.
To try to get a handle on the largely unknown physics involved, the lab will include two chambers.
One, a combustion chamber, will allow scientists to experiment with ways of extracting the methane energy from the hydrates.
The other will reveal how hydrates form by simulating seawater at cold, crushing depths.
The chambers also will be capable of linking together to explore physical processes involved in the formation and burning of hydrates.
Partial burning of the hydrates, perhaps at a mid-ocean depth, might be one way to extract their energy, before returning the resulting carbon dioxide to the ocean bottom.
Another is a process called electrolysis – splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, then using the oxygen for a partial burn of the methane.
Construction of oceangoing fuel cells that carry out such tasks could eventually be part of the picture, Dunn-Rankin said.
The hydrates have other potentially useful properties. Because they exclude salt, they are their own miniature desalination plants, offering a possible source of pure water.
And such hydrates occur on other planets, and elsewhere in the cosmos.
"We're literally going from the bottom of the ocean to outer space, with the same physics," he said.
Dunn-Rankin said he hopes the three-year grant will be the beginning of a much longer life for the new lab, to be built in UCI's Engineering Gateway building. He'll work with a co-investigator, physics Professor Peter Taborek.
"The real objective is to create a kind of unique facility to form the foundation of ongoing work, as long as people are interested in next-generation power strategies," Dunn-Rankin said.
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Former History Colloquium Speaker Receives MacArthur Genius Grant
Dr. Penningroth's talk, "The Preacher's Wife: Law, Divorce, and Respectability among African Americans, 1865-1930," was extremely well-received by the campus community. We were all delighted to hear that he has received the prestigious honor of being named a 2012 MacArhtur Fellow (popularly known as the "Genius Award"). Congratulations to Dr. Penningroth! Make sure to come to the History Colloquium this year to meet another important scholar!


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"This is my BOOM-stick!"
How many of you out there fancy yourself to be homicidal maniacs trapped in the body of computer gamers? How many secretly want to be known as "The Subway Avenger" or perhaps "Bofo, God of Pain?" Well, for those of you who smile every time you watch The Silence of the Lambs, there is Blood 2: The Chosen, a touchingly demented continuation to the schlock horror hemoglobin feast that was last year's Blood.
With the release of SIN and Half-Life, and with the impending release of Aliens Vs. Predator, Descent 3, and other innovative titles, one's standards by which to measure a First Person Shooter have been raised to a refreshingly intellectual level. But, to remind us all that what we really want to do is launch a grenade into a room of civilians and walk in laughing as the cloud of vaporized blood settles and the guts slide down what's left of the walls, there is Blood 2. It's one of the most refreshingly, unapologetic, straightforward gore feasts to come along in a long time. On top of that, it has a quality of gameplay and design that puts games like Quake 2 out on the street, unloved, unwanted, with a little "Will Strip For Silicon!" sign.
You reprise your role as Caleb (the undead gun-toting maniac from Blood) in a new story set 100 years after the original game. Unfortunately, it seems that in a rush to get the game to the stores in time for the holidays, the plot was highly truncated. The plot is mostly communicated through morbid and comic briefings in the loading screens and a few in game cut scenes.
You have 3 ways to play: as Caleb, as one of the other Chosen (Gabriella, Ishmael, and Ophelia: Caleb's woman), or in multiplayer. As Caleb, you get the full single player experience: guts, guns, 'n plot. As one of the other chosen, the plot is cut out and gameplay changes depending on which character you choose. Also, they each have different characteristics like height, strength, magical ability, and speed. In multiplayer, you kill your friends and can play soccer with their heads, if you so wish.
For graphics, Blood 2 uses MonoLith's proprietary engine, LithTech (Also found in Shogo). LithTech is just ahead of Half-Life and just lagging behind Unreal in terms of graphic appeal. Blood 2 features very effective textures, superb lighting, and very good looking, well animated, monsters. LithTech was originally designed for Microsoft and as such supports every single D3D card in existence. However, to enjoy Blood 2, it is highly recommended that you have a 3dfx voodoo, an equivalent, or better 3D card.
Where Blood 2 really shines is in the action itself. Kill all the enemies (while quipping stylish one-liners) and let god sort them out. Blood 2 has easily the most addictive, brutal, and all around appealing action of all the FPS games that have come out this year (Unreal, SIN, Klingon Honor Guard, Shogo... even Quake 2). This is due to both the excellent level design and the magnificent weapons and sounds.
Speaking of the weapons, there are 17 of them, each with 2 modes of fire. The weapons range from your trusty knife, to projectile weapons (sawed off shotgun, machine guns, sniper rifle, etc...), to explosive weapons (Howitzer, Napalm Launcher, Flare Gun), 3 Types of Sticky C4 Bombs, to Energy Weapons (Tesla Cannon, Death Ray, Singularity Generator), to slightly odd weapons (The Insect-A-Cutioner), and to focus weapons (magical weapons, Voodoo Doll, The Orb, Life Leech). In addition, certain 1 handed weapons like the submachine guns, 9MM Automatic Pistol, Shotgun, and Flare Gun, may be used in "akimbo" mode, where you hold one in each hand for double the punch but no alternate fire.
Also, you can only hold 10 of the weapons at a time, and you can't put down the knife. This interesting limitation adds a flavor of customizability to your character as your weapons choices often reflect the character you choose to play as.
The weapons themselves carry a very satisfying punch, thanks to the very nicely done sounds. The shotgun, for instance, is a pure pleasure to use. As with any game in which you portray a demented psycho freak out to save the planet and chew bubblegum, the satisfying sounds of death are most important. In Blood 2, they either fall to the ground screaming, bleeding, and twitching, or they say nothing. Nothing? Well, if you use the game's explosive weapons, the enemy will be splattered instantaneously just like the effect of a grenade in real life!
Beyond that, the sound is used to set the Blood 2's deranged comic tone. Harking back to the days of Duke Nukem' 3D, your character is a barrel full of one-liners. Most of these quips where ripped write out of those pinnacles of comic schlock horror movies, the Evil Dead series (The Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn, and Army of Darkness). "Good... Bad... I'm the guy with the gun!" "Who Wants Some? Who's Next?!" "Gimme Some Sugar Baby!" "Groovy!" "Who's Laughing Now?!" (In order to appreciate this game to the fullest, we at Game Revolution recommend you watch the evil dead series (Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness, in particular.)
Unfortunately, the multiplayer levels are only standard, and a little uninspired, when it comes to design. Some of them feel like Quake 2 rehash. Given the distinct style of Blood 2, this is disappointing.
There are also a few bugs that mire an otherwise excellent game. For one, the Internet multiplayer suffers from the same broken network architecture that plagued Shogo until the 2.0 patch was released a while ago. Secondly there are a few little bugs in gameplay, such as bad collision detection when throwing sticky bombs that can result in some . . . er, sticky situations.
The AI is decent overall, but it sometimes cannot find you if you are on a higher plane of elevation, which can make some long range kills way to easy. However, a patch is on the way to fix the multiplayer and a patch has already been released to deal with a few incidental issues (like the sticky bombs).
Blood 2, in the final clotting, is an extremely enjoyable title which will supply most FPS fans with a much needed shot of action to the aorta. The comic tone and demented ambience are highly appreciated by all of closet mass murderers. So, if you sometimes find yourself sitting down in a room of your people, and you find yourself staring endlessly at each one of them, picturing them on the receiving end of your boom-stick (12 gauge Remington), then go out and buy Blood 2. And remember, shop smart, Shop S-MART! YOU GOT THAT!


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Under the terms of a new casino tribal compact, the state would collect 21 percent of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe's gross gaming revenue, but would see that share drop to zero if it authorizes another casino in southeastern Massachusetts.
Under the terms of a new casino tribal compact, the state would collect 21 percent of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe's gross gaming revenue, but would see that share drop to zero if it authorizes another casino in southeastern Massachusetts.
The Mashpee, who hope to open a casino in Taunton, approved the new compact Tuesday night in a Tribal Council meeting. Approval of a compact is one step the tribe must clear if it is to open a casino under federal law.
"This is another step forward toward our goal of bringing jobs and economic development to our Tribe, Taunton and Southeastern Massachusetts," Tribal Chairman Cedric Cromwell said in an email distributed Tuesday night to members of the tribe, adding that he would reveal details Wednesday.
The compact is subject to approval by the state legislature and the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, the latter of which rejected a previous compact the state and tribe reached last year. Gov. Deval Patrick said last week that his administration had vetted the new compact with the BIA.
The new agreement calls for the tribe to pay the state 21 percent of gross gaming revenue for as long as it has the only casino in Massachusetts, according to a summary of the compact the Taunton Daily Gazette obtained from a state government source. That share drops to 17 percent once a casino opens in another part of the state and declines by another 2 percent if a slots parlor opens in southeastern Massachusetts. If another casino opens in the southeastern region, the state will not collect any gaming revenue from a Mashpee Wampanoag tribal casino.
The previous compact, which the BIA rejected on the grounds that it wasn't in the tribe's best interests, called for the Mashpee to pay the state 21.5 percent of gross gaming revenue, a figure that would drop to 15 percent if another casino were to open in the southeastern region.
The compact approval comes as the Massachusetts Gaming Commission is preparing to meet Thursday to discuss whether to solicit bids for a commercial casino in the region.
The state's expanded gambling legislation allows for up to one commercial casino to be licensed in each of three regions of Massachusetts, as well as one slots parlor statewide. Under the law, the Gaming Commission will not solicit bids for a commercial casino in the southeastern region unless it determines the Mashpee are unlikely to meet the requirements to open a tribal casino under federal law.
One commercial developer, KG Urban Enterprises, is challenging that provision of the state law in federal court. KG Urban has expressed interest in building a commercial casino on the New Bedford waterfront.
The commission is in the process of reviewing seven commercial casino applications for the two licenses in other regions of the state, as well as four applications for the slots license. One of the slots applicants, Raynham Park, is located in the southeastern region.
The Gaming Commission expects to license the slots parlor late this year and the two casinos in early 2014.
In addition to a compact, a tribe also needs to have reservation land to establish a tribal casino. The Mashpee, who received official federal recognition in 2007, have a land-in-trust application pending with the BIA to establish reservations in Taunton and Mashpee.
In the 2009 Carcieri v. Salazar Supreme Court decision, however, the justices ruled that the government can't take land in trust to establish reservations for tribes that were not under federal jurisdiction prior to the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act.
Cromwell has said the Mashpee were under federal jurisdiction long before 1934, even though they weren't federally recognized until 2007.
The BIA has not yet ruled on the tribe's land-in-trust application.


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Which NBA player is the No. 2 ranked shooting guard Bradley Beal similar to?
Could Duke have the No. 1 recruiting class in 2011? And what about the recent flurry of commitments to Michigan State?
These topics and more are addressed by National Recruiting Analyst Jerry Meyer in this week's mailbag.
Beal comparison
Do you see Bradley Beal as a Kareem Rush kind of player or do you see him like a Jrue Holiday?
- Josh from Oceanside
I kind of like the Holiday comparison. Beal shares Holiday's serious and competitive approach to the game. Beal has a similar build and both can be tremendous defenders.
The comparison breaks down when analyzing their positions. Holiday, as Rivals.com felt all along, is going to be a physical point guard in the NBA. Beal will be a shooting guard in the NBA.
Perhaps a better comparison for Beal is Eric Gordon. I got this one from my colleague Eric Bossi. Beal has the chance to be as successful as Eric Gordon as a 6-foot-3 shooting guard. Beal doesn't attack the basket, however, with the same vigor as Gordon.
The newest Spartans
Hi Jerry, what are your thoughts on Michigan State's flurry of commitments for the Class of 2011 and 2012? How does the class of 2011 stack up so far?
- Paul from Alpena
I absolutely love the Branden Dawson pick-up by Michigan State. Dawson is the type of athletic, physical player with a grinder mentality who will thrive under Tom Izzo. The rest of the 2011 class is average to solid, however.
In 2012 Michigan State is ahead of the curve with three commitments. Both Matt Costello and Kenny Kaminski are intriguing as prospects who should both develop into highly skilled and physical college players.
No. 1 class?
Any chance Duke will be able to secure the No. 1 recruiting position for the 2011 class? With three solid recruits already on board, and the strong possibility of the new No. 1 Austin Rivers joining up. Do you like their chances of being top dog? You have to admit it would be a very well-rounded, athletic, large class.
- Justin from Boston
Duke would have a great class, and likely a top-five class, if it lands Rivers. But it looks like once again everyone will be playing catch up to Kentucky. Coach John Calipari has already landed the Nos. 2, 3 and 6 prospects in the class. Duke would have Rivers along with three good four-star prospects.
Progress in the Peach State
Will Georgia coach (Mark Fox) ever be able to land a top recruit with other strong recruiters in the South? How long will it take, if ever?
- Nicholson from Atlanta
Yes, Georgia will be able to do it and the Bulldogs, under Fox, have already done it. They have a commitment from the No. 11 prospect in the Rivals150 Kentavious Caldwell from Greenville, Ga.
Don't expect Caldwell to be the only top recruit headed to Georgia. Fox has the attention of the top prospects in the South. The development of Travis Leslie in particular is a huge feather in the coaching cap of Fox.
Two of everything
Coach Steve Lavin is trying to recruit the St John's Noah's Ark (two at each position). We are currently involved with several Top 100 players. Realistically, which of these players are most likely to join the Red Storm in 2011?
- Mark from Middle Island
Lavin has created a stir in the recruiting world concerning St. John's, but realistically I don't think it is likely that he makes much of a dent in the Top 100 this year. My estimation is that St. John's is now on the radar with top prospects, but St. John's is going to have to show something positive on the court before it consistently lands top prospects.
This is the vicious cycle that a new coach must reverse in order to rebuild a program. You can't win without talent and you can't get talent without winning.
Evaluation breakdown
When looking at a recruit, do you look at his potential at the college level or the pro level, and rank him based on which one?
- Mike from New York City
When evaluating the top talent in a class, the thought is always what type of NBA player that prospect will be. Others might do it differently, but we are projecting guys out four or five years into the future. The guiding thought is which prospects will have the best careers.
An NBA scout who is a friend of mine estimates that around 35 American prospects per class is the average number of prospects who make a NBA roster. So the five-star prospects and the upper echelon four-star prospects are viewed as potential NBA players. Below that threshold, prospects are view as college players and not potential NBA players.
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Houston man's letter reveals role in unsolved 1997 murder
Updated 5:07 pm, Wednesday, July 3, 2013
A Houston man has been charged in connection with the March 1997 fatal shooting of a man in southeast Houston, according to the Houston Police Department.
The suspect, who was 15 years old at the time of the slaying, is being referred to Harris County Juvenile Probation authorities on a capital murder charge.
The victim, Jevonnie T. Jenkins, 20, was on the front porch of his friend's home in the 6000 block of Beekman on March 2, 1997, when an older-model car drove slowly by and stopped just past the house, HPD stated in a press release.
The vehicle backed up and the suspect and another male exited the rear of the vehicle, approached Jenkins and asked about another person. Jenkins and his friend denied knowing the person.
As the suspects were about to walk away, they pulled out guns and demanded money from both men. After robbing them, the suspects attempted to enter the home, according to police.
Jenkins and his friend tried to enter the residence and lock the door before the suspects could enter. Both suspects entered the residence and began shooting. Jenkins was hit by the gunfire while his friend managed to run to the back of the house and avoid being shot, according to HPD.
Jenkins died at the scene.
This spring, the suspect, now 32, wrote a letter to judicial authorities, admitting his involvement in the killing. He later was interviewed by HPD homicide investigators and admitted to his role in the slaying.
Neither the identity nor a photo of the suspect were available Wednesday.


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Just one day after another unsuccessful meeting between the National Hockey League and the NHL Players Association, the NHL announced the cancellation of the 2012-13 regular-season schedule through Nov. 1 on Friday.
On Thursday, the NHLPA supplied three separate proposals to the NHL. The NHL, however, turned down all three offers and the meeting broke up after a little more than an hour.
The lockout, which began on Sept. 16, has now caused the cancellation of 135 regular-season games.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman submitted a six-year offer to the NHLPA on Tuesday, one that included a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue and allowed for a full 82-game season to begin on Nov. 2.


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Sports writer Adam Proteau: "Lance Armstrong says he's "now out of the business of lying to people," but will continue pursuing it as a hobby."
New Zealander Guy Williams: "Lance Armstrong's admission is making my 'Lance is innocent' stance more difficult but I'm sticking to my guns."
PR prank account Death Star PR: "BREAKING: Lance Armstrong admits he took banned substances. EQUALLY SHOCKING: Darth Vader admits he's Luke Skywalker's father."
CNN's Piers Morgan: "So it's official - @lancearmstrong is the worst lying, doping cheat in the history of sport. #LiveWrong."
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TOPEKA, Ks. (Feb.12, 2013) — Heartland Park Topeka is pleased to announce a major addition to its 2013 schedule, with the international Tough Mudder series making an appearance Sept. 21st and 22nd. It will be the series' first appearance in the Topeka area.
Tough Mudder events are hardcore 10-12-mile obstacle courses designed by British Special Forces to test participants' all-around strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie. As the leading company in the booming obstacle course industry, Tough Mudder has already challenged half-a-million inspiring participants worldwide and raised more than $5 million dollars for the Wounded Warrior Project.
"Our 25th Anniversary year has started off with a bang and we're very excited about bringing Tough Mudder to Heartland Park this year," said Joe Douthitt, General Manager of Heartland Park Topeka. "Thousands of people will converge on Topeka to push themselves to the limit in an unmatched obstacle running challenge.
"What a creative, unique use of our facility. Plus, this event will have significant economic impact on the Topeka community. We look forward to this becoming an annual event."
Tough Mudder has grown from three events in 2010 to 35 events in 2012 and from 20,000 participants in 2010 to more than 460,000 participants in 2012.
"We are so very excited to work with Heartland Park Topeka to welcome Tough Mudder to the Capital City," said Jeffrey Alderman of Visit Topeka Inc." This remarkable event will allow us to showcase our wonderful city to thousands of participants and spectators, and is a win-win for the entire community."
Seventy-six percent of past participants have been male and 24 percent female. Seventy-eight percent of past participants have finished Tough Mudder courses, which include between 25 and 30 obstacles. It takes participants an average of 3.5 hours to complete a Tough Mudder course.
"Tough Mudder is excited for its first event in the Topeka area, and Heartland Park Topeka, with its unique terrain, provides the perfect backdrop for 'Probably the Toughest Event on the Planet,' " said Matt Johnson, CMO of Tough Mudder. "We know people in the Topeka area will prove themselves to be up to the Tough Mudder challenge, and we look forward to seeing them out at Heartland Park in September."
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NOTE: Heartland Park Topeka owner Raymond Irwin, vice-president Joe Douthitt and HPT drivers will be available for interviews throughout the season. To set up an interview call Douthitt at 274-0099.
Heartland Park Topeka is a unique, multi-faceted motorsports facility that offers an array of activities for fans of all ages, tastes and backgrounds, from Saturday night dirt stock car racing to world-class,
nationally prominent drag racing and road circuit events that is funded in part through the use of funds provided by the City of Topeka. It is the mission of owner Raymond Irwin and his team to "be a leader in the world of motorsports entertainment, and to build a community-based spirit throughout Topeka and the region." The track annually hosts an NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series national event. For tickets and more information on all Heartland Park Topeka activities, please go to www.HPT.com.


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A big part of medical education is mentoring. The term 'mentor' originates from Homer's the Odyssey and refers to an advisor. The role of mentors vary, but generally serve to guide mentees through work, support them during the process, keep them grounded and focused on the task at hand, and provide general moral support.
Over the weekend, at the Pritzker Revisit session on Scholarship and Discovery, our own students stated the number one thing to consider when finding a project was finding a great mentor. How does one find a great mentor? Well, our students are encouraged to seek "CAPE" mentors- think Superhero mentors. The mentor should be Capable, Available, have a Project that is of interest to the student, and Easy to get along with. Capable means that the mentor has the skills to not only be a good mentor, but also to carry out the task or project at hand. This may sound like odd, but sometimes faculty are so excited to have a medical student work for them, they may make the false assumption that the medical student will help them with tasks (i.e. statistics) that they themselves don't know. Availability is especially important as it is the number one reason our students state they had a less than optimal experience in the summer doing scholarly work is that their mentor was not available. While availability of all doctors is an issue, the question is often whether faculty make themselves available when they can (i.e. answer student email, take phone calls, meetings). Setting expectations for when and how to meet can be very important. Ideally, the mentor has a project that is interesting to the student since if the work is not interesting, it will be even harder to make progress. Last but not least, the mentor has to be easy to get along with – meaning that their style meshes well with their mentees. Some people simply do not work well together do to different personality types. So, I often tell our students to consider that when meeting potential mentors or deciding between two mentors.
As I was thinking about ways to highlight effective mentors, I recalled some classic movies with mentoring relationship. In relooking at these scenes this weekend, it struck me that there are some interesting reasons why they are good mentors that correlate with our model (well some of them are a stretch but they are still fun to watch!).
- Yoda in Empire Strike Back encourages Luke Skywalker to not just try, but do. When Luke fails to resurrect the wing fighter, he does not allow Luke to make excuses but instead demonstrates that he can do it showing that he is CAPABLE.
- Mr Miyagi with the Karate Kid mentors through teaching small movements related to everyday house chores "wax on, wax off." While he is certainly gruff and challenges Daniel, Mr Miyagi also makes himself AVAILABLE to Daniel at that moment and in the future by saying at the end "Come back tomorrow" to continue the training.
- Remus Lupin goes so far to use a "simulated" Death Eater to challenge Harry Potter to learn the Patronus charm (and making all standardized patient experiences seem like a cake walk!). When Harry fails at first, he is patient and nurturing, stating that he did not expect Harry to get it on the first try. He also makes suggestions to the technique which turn out to be the key. Since Harry really needs this charm, this is a PROJECT THAT IS OF INTEREST and Harry ultimately succeeds in casting the spell.
- Gandelf in Lord of the Rings provides consolation to Frotto during a moment of despair by highlighting that it his job and also showing that Gandelf is sensitive to Frotto's needs and EASY TO GET ALONG WITH.
In addition to these highly acclaimed superhero and superstar CAPE mentors, let me know if you know of other model mentors from the movies.
Vineet Arora MD


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thank you so much for the name horse. everyone is right. the older woman is hott. just listening to her orgasm makes my whole body tingle. o love young/mature(milf). soo sexy. im a female i would love to dominate her.
Can you dominate me then I could.lick your pussy unroll you passout
I love the older woman!!! Anyone know if she has more video's. I would do anything for her, anything!!!
i love my mums pussy
Damn!! That was hott!!! Both ladies had rocking bodies and the action was very good!!!!! Mallory, DDAAMMNN SHE IISS HHOOTT. I would LLOOVVEE to fuck her!!!!!!! Two thumbs up!!!!!!
I should like to do this to an younger girl, so hot, hot. I am wet, wet. (I am 60 year)
wats ur # I will fuck u hard and long
Damn my pussy is so wet! I'd like to fuck both of those sexy ladies.... after sliding my tongue all up in their pussies
whats the older womans name shes soooo hot
That was fun!
isso e uma delicia...queria chupar essa xana bem forte
Mallory u are a sexy, gorgeous, attractive smoking, hot babe!
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I want to have sex with both these women in my Bed!
I want this girl as my girlfriend!
what a body the older one has,i'd LOVE 2 spend some time with her!terry
They are both so hot but the older woman, she's unreal, her face, her legs, her tits and ass, I would lie on the floor and kiss her toes. What is her name!!!
Mallory,you're so hot,I want to fuck you right now
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I loved how that MILF turn that young one into her slut espilly when that MILF did her with that strap-on I think that was the hottest part of the whole vedio
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Around 1 a.m. on Sunday, uniformed OCPD officers were on bike patrol in the area of 5th Street and the Boardwalk when they observed two male suspects pushing and arguing with each other, which caused a large crowd to gather. This was a separate incident from the stabbing that occurred overnight Sunday further north on the Boardwalk.
OCPD officers attempted to separate the two suspects, but one of them, later identified as Joseph Tyrice Cromartie, 20, of Clinton, Md., became combative and assaulted the officers.
One of the OCPD officers used his Electronic Control Device, or Taser, to subdue Cromartie, who was eventually arrested. By the time Cromartie was taken into custody, the large crowd that had gathered at the scene began acting in an aggressive and disorderly manner and taunted and made threatening statements to the officers.
Additional officers responded to the scene, including K-9 and mounted patrols, Worcester County Sheriff's Deputies and Maryland State Police troopers. The crowd was then quickly dispersed and order was restored to the area. Per OCPD policy, Cromartie was transported by Ocean City EMS to Atlantic General for an examination following the use of the ECD, or Taser, and he was release shortly thereafter with no injuries. He has been charged with two counts of second-degree assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct, failure to obey law enforcement and resisting arrest. He was taken before a District Court Commissioner and was later release on his own recognizance.


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The 49ers jumped up a spot to No. 3 in The Associated Press Pro32 NFL power rankings after their 34-0 demolition of the New York Jets on Sunday.
San Francisco (3-1) swapped spots with the Baltimore Ravens (3-1), who beat the Cleveland Browns 23-16 at home Thursday.
The 49ers were ranked first after the second week of the poll but fell to fourth after losing 24-13 to the Vikings in Minnesota on Sept. 23.
The Houston Texans (4-0) retained the top spot after pounding the Tennessee Titans 38-14. The Texans received all but one first-place vote. The other went to the Arizona Cardinals (4-0), the 49ers' NFC West rivals who moved up a spot to fifth after beating the visiting Miami Dolphins 24-21 in overtime Sunday.
The Atlanta Falcons (4-0) retained the No. 2 spot.
The rankings, which began this year, are determined by voting from a 12-member panel.
Here are the voters' comments on the 49ers after Week 4, as provided by the AP (voter affiliation and ranking in parentheses):
Chris Berman (ESPN, 3) — Win by shutout in case you really thought the D was in a slump.
Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 2) — That was a dominant defensive performance against Jets, and now the 49ers have a three-game homestand.
Cris Collinsworth (NBC Sports, 4) — Comment currently unavailable
Rich Gannon (CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio, 4) — Beat down of the Jets reaffirms that this team is legit and can dominate on the road.
Bob Glauber (Newsday, 3) — Jim Harbaugh's decision to stay on East Coast time for the week pays off. After hanging out in Youngstown, Ohio, following loss to Vikings, 49ers obliterate the Jets. They did it all, including showing the Jets how the wildcat's supposed to work.
Rick Gosselin (Dallas Morning News, 4) — The 3-1 49ers play their next three games at home, starting Sunday with Buffalo.
Clark Judge (CBSSports.com, 5) — I don't care what happened in Minnesota. This is a team that won't go away.
Ira Kaufman (Tampa Tribune, 3) — See what happens when you get these guys mad?
Pat Kirwan (SiriusXM NFL Radio/CBSSports.com, 5) — They shut out the Jets on the road and add the dangerous version of wildcat to their bag of tricks.
John Lynch (Fox Sports, 3) — After a hiccup in Minnesota, the 49ers took out their frustrations on the lowly Jets.
Alex Marvez (Foxsports.com, 4) — As evidenced by a 34-0 thrashing of the New York Jets, another trip to Youngstown, Ohio, between early-season road games for practice and player bonding once again did the 49ers some good.
Dan Pompei (Chicago Tribune, 5) — Now they get three straight at home and could be 7-1 at the midway point.


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Pew's Roy, PG&E's Lavinson discuss U.S. Climate Action Partnership emissions plan
Earlier this month, the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of industry and environmental groups pushing for the enactment of emissions-reduction legislation, released a blueprint cap-and-trade proposal. During today's OnPoint, Manik Roy, vice president of federal government outreach at the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, and Melissa Lavinson, senior director of federal affairs at PG&E, explain why this proposal satisfies the goals of each of their organizations. They also address criticism that the plan's early targets are too low and that the proposal allows for too many offsets.


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"The best preparation for good work tomorrow is to do good work today"
It dont look like a butt!
Now the freaks are on television, the freaks are in the movies. And its no longer the sideshow, its the whole show. The colorful circus and the clowns and the elephants, for all intents and purposes, are gone, and were dealing only with the freaks. - Jonathan Winters
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It was good, everybody was raving about it. 14 hour long smoke.
I saw a butt once, an' that don't look like no butt........(got too many cracks in that first picture to be a butt)
I would, just saying.
Those who restrain desire do so because theirs is weak enough to be restrained. (William Blake)
Please tell me you threw some slaw on those sammies?
Never tried the mustard and dry rub method, how'd it turn out?
The mustard taste cooks out, It helps with the rub and adds to the bark.
My mouth was watering......................
whenever an air conditioner starts up, it is very inefficient. Once you have it running, you want it to keep it running as long as you can.
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"Christ is the Son of God Who died for the redemption of sinners and was resurrected after three days. This is the greatest truth in the universe. I die because of my belief in Christ."
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My teeth are sweating.
I thought I saw an electric cord going to that supposed smoker. Smokers use wood. and wood comes from tree and doesn't involve the use of elect ricity. So whatever that wa supposed to be it wasn't BBQ. If you want some BBQ try Mud Creek BBQ off US 72 in NE Alabama, or the Red Pig in Cooleemee, NC
Oh oh now I see the problem! You're in Florida. You should stick to fish.
I did my first smoked butt for Easter. With the pan dripping I made carmelized onions to spread on top of the sliced meat just before serving. In the onions and pan drippings I added honey, wine and apple cider then simmered it for an hour.
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Nah I don't think this is going to happen.
Several media sources refuted it and even Riley said it was - in his own words, "Bull****"
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Dolan is planning to fire Isiah at the end of the season - and wants him to suffer through the humiliation of the last 29 games - there's no way he'll allow him to add VC, $50mil contract
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
i doubt we will get rid of any of our ****... unless we take back **** with a longer contract... 24 hrs before the trading deadline...tick...tick...tick...
He can score, but not efficiently. I think Carter at this point is still far better then Crawford, but I dont want to hear the words "Knicks" and Vince Carters contract" in the same sentence. That would be a candidate for worst trade of the year.
I don't know the details but Kurt Thomas is close to be trading to the Spurs. I hate the Spurs but Kurt deserves to play for a contender.
Also Artest is coming to the Knicks guys, ateast not till the offseason. I actually heard he might be going to the Spurs.
Okay the VC trade, good thing the trade wont happen according to Riley, I made a last second trade. Expiring contracts, and Artest is what this team needs.
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Incoming Players:Quincy Douby,Randolph Morris, Wilson Chandler, Jamal Crawford,Fred Jones, 2 2nd round pick from SAC 08-09
Outgoing Players:Michael Doleac, Theo Ratliff, Rashad McCants, Ryan Gomes
Incoming Players:Eddy Curry, Ryan Gomes, Renaldo Balkman
Outgoing Players:Quincy Douby, Ron Artest, 2nd round pick 08-09
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Incoming Players:Michael Doleac, Theo Ratliff, Rashad McCants, Ron Artest
Outgoing Players:Randolph Morris, Wilson Chandler, Jamal Crawford, Renaldo Balkman, Eddy Curry, Fred Jones
haha Come on man. Seriously open that link and ask yourself why would Minnesota or Sacramento do those trades, then get back to me.
I am not Isiah Thomas, I don't make trades that are not in my favor, ever!!
I make trades that benefit this team. I am a true fan, that wants to best for the team.
You say the same things whenever you see my trades, just ignore it.. I know your opinions about people that are younger then you.


text: This course considers the nature of psychological and behavioral disorders. A focus is on the characteristics of the major psychological disorders and their classification. The course also introduces students to the assessment and treatment of some disorders. Different theories of psychological disorders will be reviewed, with a discussion of the differing explanations of the nature and origins of disorders and of the differing theoretical proposals for preventing and treating disorders. The focus, however, is on empirically validated theories and interventions. Thus, discussion is focused on knowledge that has been gained from psychological research on each disorder, rather than on theories that have not received empirical support. In this context, issues related to research methodology are also discussed. Format: Lecture, covering text material and additional material for which students are responsible. When appropriate, additional materials(e.g., videotapes, case examples, and guest lectures) will be used. Grading: To be determined. Based primarily on exams. Sometimes also extra credit quizzes. Instructor: The instructor conducts research on husband violence and has a background of training in cognitive-behavioral approaches to psychological problems. Office hours to be announced in class. Prerequisites: P101 and P102, or P151 and P152, or P106.


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Tonic–clonic seizures (formerly known as grand mal seizures) are a type of generalized seizure that affects the entire brain. Tonic–clonic seizures are the seizure type most commonly associated with epilepsy and seizures in general, though it is a misconception that they are the only type.
Tonic–clonic seizures can be induced deliberately in electroconvulsive therapy.
The vast majority of generalized seizures are idiopathic.[1] However, some generalized seizures start as a smaller seizure such as a simple partial seizure or a complex partial seizure and then spread to both hemispheres of the brain. This is called a secondary generalization.[2] Factors could include chemical and neurotransmitter imbalances and a genetically determined seizure threshold, both of which have been implicated. The seizure threshold can be altered by fatigue, malnutrition, lack of sleep or rest, hypertension, stress, diabetes, the presence of neon or xenon strobe-flashes, fluorescent lighting, rapid motion or flight, blood sugar imbalances, anxiety, antihistamines and other factors.[3]
In the case of symptomatic epilepsy, it is often determined by MRI or other neuroimaging techniques that there is some degree of damage to a large number of neurons.[4] The lesions (i.e., scar tissue) caused by the loss of these neurons can result in groups of neurons episodically firing abnormally, creating a seizure.
The seizures are divided into two phases, the tonic phase and the clonic phase, hence the name of the seizure.
- Tonic phase
- The patient will quickly lose consciousness, and the skeletal muscles will suddenly tense, often causing the extremities to be pulled towards the body or rigidly pushed away from it, which will cause the patient to fall if standing or sitting. The tonic phase is usually the shortest part of the seizure, usually lasting only a few seconds. The patient may also express brief vocalizations like a loud moan or scream during the tonic stage, due to air forcefully expelled from the lungs.
- Clonic phase
- The patient's muscles will start to contract and relax rapidly, causing convulsions. These may range from exaggerated twitches of the limbs to violent shaking or vibrating of the stiffened extremities. The patient may roll and stretch as the seizure spreads. The eyes typically roll back or close and the tongue often suffers bruising or lacerations sustained by strong jaw contractions. The lips or extremities may turn slightly bluish (cyanosis) and incontinence is seen in some cases.
Due to physical and nervous exhaustion, postictal sleep with stertorous breathing invariably follows a tonic–clonic seizure. Confusion and complete amnesia upon regaining consciousness is usually experienced and slowly wears off as the patient becomes gradually aware that a seizure occurred. Another popular misconception is that a Tonic Clonic seizure can be caused by anything other than Epilepsy. Mainly confusion with Febrile Convulsions.
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- ^ David Y Ko (5 April 2007). "Tonic–Clonic Seizures". eMedicine. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
- ^ "Epilepsy Action: Simple Partial Seizures". Epilepsy Action. British Epilepsy Association. 19 February 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
- ^ "Seizure Mechanisms and Threshold". Epilepsy Foundation. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
- ^ Ruben Kuzniecky, M.D. (16 April 2004). "Looking at the Brain". epilepsy.com. Epilepsy Therapy Project. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
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Introduction to the study and practice of a selected foreign language inĀa country where the target language is the primary language.ĀĀEmphasis is on oral proficiency, and on-site learningĀensures numerous opportunities to practice the language.Ā ThisĀcourse is part of a Study Abroad experience. Prerequisite: Not open to students with a background in the target language. Prior approvals of both the Coordinator of the Foreign Language Program and the Director of the Study Abroad Program are required.


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Don't listen for wedding bells ringing anytime soon for "Glee" star Lea Michele.
While things between her and her co-star/real-life boyfriend, Cory Monteith, are going as strong as ever, she isn't in a race to rush down the aisle.
omg! Insider's Michael Yo caught up with Michele at Tuesday night's Fox Television Critics Association (TCA) party, where he asked her directly about the topic.
"Corey. You. Marriage. Anytime soon?" Yo asked.
"Oh, my gosh. What is going on with people?" Michele replied.
"I don't know, because you're such a great person and we love to see you happy," Yo explained, dispelling the young thespian's concerns about any false rumors.
"Aw. Well, thank you."
"You're one of the good guys."
"I'm very happy right now just the way it is. So we're great. We're great."
Yo also asked Michele about the sexy bikini shots snapped recently of her and Monteith on the beach in Hawaii over their vacation.
"Now I gotta ask you this, have you been surprised about how everyone's been making, like, going crazy about the picture of you in a bikini?" Yo inquired.
"Oh, my god. Someone said to me today, 'There are pictures of you,' when I had no idea anybody was there," Michele admitted. "Otherwise I probably would have sucked it in a little more. … I might have been walking down the beach a little prettier, but, you know, hey. I take good care of myself. I work out when I can. I eat as best that I can and that's it."
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Possible Da Vinci Code Prequel Unearthed
Who wants to read ancient books made of metal? Scientists, that's who! And some of them are very excited to get their hands on these particular ancient metal books, which might "be more significant than the Dead Sea Scrolls."
Emphasis on might. The codices, made of sheets of lead and bound with rings, like a Trapper-Keeper, or a very heavy Lisa Frank binder, could potentially be "the major discovery of Christian history," according to "scholar of ancient religious archaeology" David Elkington. According to Elkington, and the Jordanian government, the books were discovered in a cave by a Jordanian Bedouin sometime in the mid-2000s; the problem is that they are currently in the possession of an Israeli Bedouin named Hassan Saeda, who says his family has had them for centuries.
What is in them, exactly? According to Raiders of the Lost Ark, probably some kind face-melting ghost. But besides that, almost anything (slash fan-fiction, probably). Elkington is convinced that the books are Christian in origin because he thinks he's identified various crucifix symbols, and because the Book of Revelation mentions sealed texts like these. The only thing is, there's a good chance they're forgeries, according to The Daily Telegraph:
Israeli archaeological sources have been dismissive of the find, suggesting that Mr Saeda has appeared "every few years" trying to sell the codices. They said examinations had shown them to be forgeries.
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Hey! My name is Stacie.
I'm from Alabama, USA (Roll Tide)! I'm a 30 something wife and mom of 3. When I'm not working, chauffeuring my kids around, or obsessing over Twilight; I love watching football, tailgating with my friends and family, and enjoying UFC fights.
I'm fairly new to the Twilight world. My sister begged me forever to read the books. I finally gave in a few months ago and haven't' been able to put them down yet! I have read and re-read each one at least twice as well as the outtakes and extras from Twilight and New Moon - I'm Hooked!!
New Moon and Breaking Dawn have to be my favorites. New Moon because of the realness of the pain and healing power of love. Breaking Dawn because I can relate to Bella as a wife and mother wanting and needing to protect her family she loves.
I am definitely an Edward fan! Alice would have to be my favorite "minor" character - the way she loves and protects Bella and her family speaks volumes to her character and she's hilarious too!