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Theft. Firewood has been stolen for the last four weekends from a home on the 800 block of 121st Lane NE. The homeowner set up a trail cam and it showed the neighbor’s 20yearold son stealing the wood. An officer met with the father of the suspect who said he would replace or pay for the wood. No charges were filed.

Burglary. A television, laptop, headphones and a bottle of tequila were stolen from an unlocked home on the 3500 block of 91st Court NE. The homeowner was in the shower at the time of the burglary.

Underage drinking. A 16yearold boy was arrested for underage consumption of alcohol after he was detained for a crosswalk violation on Lexington Drive and Lake Drive. He was released to his grandmother.

COON RAPIDS

OCT. 17

Burglary. A rifle was stolen from a home on the 500 block of Northdale Boulevard NW.

Theft. Thirty packages of ground beef were stolen from an unlocked garage on the 12300 block of Drake Street NW.

Theft. Someone stole 54 candy bars and other items from an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway on the 12800 block of Swallow Street NW.

Theft. A male patient had his Rolex watch stolen from him at Mercy Hospital, 4050 Coon Rapids Blvd. NW. He was brought to the emergency room after a traffic accident. According to police reports, it was determined that the watch was removed in the emergency room, but the hospital was unsure what happened to it.

Disorderly conduct. A 19yearold woman from a home on the 2200 block of 131st Avenue NW. reported a man that she met online has been posting nude photos of her that she had sent to him on Facebook. The man claims to live in Florida. Officers were unable to reach him.

Theft. An airconditioning unit was stolen from a home on the 980 block of 104th Avenue NW.

Theft. A diaper bag was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in a driveway on the 11600 block of Gladiola Street NW. The diaper bag was later recovered.

HAM LAKE

NOV. 3

Theft. 18

Disorderly conduct. A 23yearold man was arrested at Firehouse Bar and Grill, 3801 Restwood Road, after an officer saw him urinating outside the establishment. A 24yearold man was arrested for obstructing the legal process after he approached the officer and refused to leave.

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OCT. 25

Theft. Officers responded to Past and Present, 2544 County Road 10, regarding shoplifting in progress. A 52yearold Minneapolis woman was arrested for possession of stolen property, theft and obstructing the legal process and a 55yearold St. Paul man was arrested for possession of stolen property, theft and possession of shoplifting tools.

ST. ANTHONY

NOV. 5

Theft. A 15yearold boy was arrested for stealing merchandise from WalMart, 3800 Silver Lake Road. He was released to a parent.

Susan Hilliard 6126737131 Items are selected from reports made to police departments and are not intended to provide a comprehensive picture of crime.

SHANGHAI, China On a day when world number two and three Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray arrived in Shanghai, it was American John Isner who turned in the day’s most impressive win at the Shanghai Rolex Masters, defeating South Africa’s Kevin Anderson, 76 (3), 67 (8), 76 (7).

Recording 24 aces and landing 78percent of his first serve attempts, the eighthseeded Isner took the first set tiebreaker, before pushing Anderson to a match point opportunity in the second frame.

Anderson, who nailed 21 aces of his own, regrouped to take the second set, and with neither player able to break the others’ serve, the third set went the distance, with Anderson squandering three match point opportunities before falling to Isner, in what was the longestever match in the history of the Shanghai Rolex Masters (games played).

“I’m very, very happy to be through,” commented Isner. “I don’t care how it looks out there or on paper or whatever. I’ve one goal the rest of the year, and that’s to make the final eight . .

Converting on fourofnine break point opportunities, Nishikori, who is coming off a win last week in Tokyo and was a semifinalist in Shanghai in 2011, outclassed Wu, just three weeks after a wave of antiJapanese protests swept across the Chinese mainland.

“I played well last year, so there’s no reason to not play here,” added Nishikori. “I’m here to play tennis. Sports can make [people] all together. It has big power . . . I love to play here.”

Nishikori now moves on to face American Sam Querrey, while Isner awaits the winner of Richard Gasquet and Radek Stepanek, who defeated former world number one Lleyton Hewitt, 75, 61.

Joining Isner in the third round is Spain’s Fernando Verdasco, who upset seventhranked Juan Monaco, 64, 62, and tenthseeded Marin Cilic, who topped Slovak Martin Klizan, 75, 61.

In a battle for bragging rights across the Taiwan Strait, Taiwanese qualifier Lu YenHsun (pictured below) dominated mainland Chinese wild card Zhang Ze, 60, 62.

Needing just 53 minutes to advance, Lu snuck seven aces past Zhang, and capitalized on fiveofnine break point chances, setting a date with topseeded Roger Federer in the second round.

Also advancing to the second round are advancing to the second round are twelfthseeded Milos Raonic, who took out Australia’s Marinko Matosevic, 76 (4), 63, fifteenthseeded Giles Simon, who downed Austria’s Jurgen Melzer, 64, 62, Marcos Baghdatis, who ousted Italian Fabio Fognini, 62, 62, thirteenth seeded Stanislas Wawrinka, who dropped Spaniard Albert Ramos, 76 (1), 76 (5), 2011 semifinalist Feliciano Lopez, who avoided a scare from Colombia’s Alejandro Falla, 63, 16, 63, Germany’s Florian Mayer, who played past Australian Bernard Tomic, 64, 60, Serbian Viktor Troicki, who edged Russia’s Mikhail Youzhny, 63, 26, 64, and Denis Istomin, who came from behind against Argentina’s Carlos Berlocq, 46, 62, 61.

Nadal is always disarmingly honest when facing the media and he drew laughter when he was asked if he was happy to be playing Djokovic again. he said with a big grin. am not this kind of player that is stupid (enough) to say want to play against the best. No, I don want. I want to play against another player that is easier. underlying truth to that piece of honesty relates to the fact that Nadal is still, in his own mind, feeling his way back after seven months out of the game with his knee problems last year. It is, as he said, “fantastic” to have reached the final of all five tournaments he has played since returning to action (winning three so far) but anyone watching his practice session with Uncle Toni in the morning would have noticed that some serious work was being done.

The forehand, in particular, seemed to be a source of concern and some 45 minutes was devoted to that one shot. There might also have been a problem with his back, a possibility that was given credence by the fact that he rolled his first serve in for most of the match. If he had been going for it full blast he would never have ended up with 80 percent of first serves in court.

It should, of course, have been over much quicker. Nadal led 400 on his serve at 52 in the second set but contrived to miss all three match points as Tsonga started swinging like a man with nothing to lose. It was, significantly, a forehand error from Nadal at deuce that gave the big Frenchman his chance and suddenly he went from “playing very bad to playing very good” as Rafa put it.

But the “very good” didn quite last through the tiebreak. At 33, Tsonga had a little rush of blood to the head and served and volleyed behind a second serve a specialized kind of suicide against Nadal on clay. Rafa immediately sent a forehand pass searing down the line and soon the breaker and the match was his by 73.

Djokovic didn quite go so far as to say he wished he was playing someone other Nadal. But he has no illusions. you play Rafa, you know what to expect, he said. expect the toughest challenge possible on clay. I ready for that. I very happy that physically, mentally, emotionally I have been improving as the tournament was going on. Of course, I will have to be at the top of my game. NadalDjokovic rivalry is now one of the longest running rivalries in the sport. It began in 2006 when the Serb had to retire hurt after two sets of their quarterfinal match at the French Open. Things became somewhat more intense after that, reaching a crescendo at the Australian Open in 2012 when Djokovic won the title 75 in the fifth set after six hours on court. Both players nominated this match as the most memorable of their 33 meetings.

Nadal leads that series 1914 although Djokovic had run off seven straight victories over his rival by the time he staggered off court in Melbourne. Since then Nadal has won three times, all on clay, including last year final here. Their last ten meetings have all been in finals.

As ever, it promises to be a riveting encounter. Djokovic is clear about how to approach the match. need to have a very optimistic mindset in order to get a win, he said. not going out there to play my best. I going out there to win. he does, he will have ended a 46match winning streak for Nadal on these courts. As he knows, it is not going to be easy.

(AP) Felix Hernandez had his mind made up that he would get the Seattle Mariners’ season off to a strong start and provide a little bit of momentum on April 1.

Hernandez struck out eight on opening day in his first start since signing a $175 million, sevenyear contract in February, and the Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 20 on Monday night.

“It feels pretty good,” Hernandez said. “I was hoping to get us started the right way, and with a win it works out pretty good. It’s pretty special.”

King Felix surrendered one walk while pitching 7 2/3 scoreless innings. He didn’t allow a hit until John Jaso doubled to leftcenter with one out in the fourth, only a couple of hours after the pitcher gifted his former backstop with a Rolex watch for catching his perfect game in August against the Rays.

Hernandez (10) outdueled Brett Anderson while making his sixth career opening day start and fifth in a row, retiring the first 10 batters of the game in order.

Franklin Gutierrez hit a tworun single in the fifth to break a scoreless tie, and it held up for Hernandez.

He gave way to Charlie Furbush after allowing Seth Smith’s twoout double in the eighth and a walk to Eric Sogard. Furbush walked Coco Crisp and Seattle manager Eric Wedge then went to Stephen Pryor, who got out of it on pinchhitter Derek Norris’ groundout. Tom Wilhelmsen closed out the threehitter.

There wouldn’t be any walkoff magic in Game 1. Oakland led the majors with 14 such wins in 2012.

The Mariners snapped a sevengame losing streak to the A’s, who had their secondlongest unbeaten run in the rivalry over the past 20 years behind a 15game winning stretch from April 7Aug. 16, 2006.

They are well accustomed to King Felix, who started the clubs’ season opener in Tokyo last spring, then Seattle’s home opener against the A’s and again in Oakland’s home opener.

“It is a bit redundant that we see him as often as we do, such as last year how many times, three?” A’s manager Bob Melvin said. “He pitched great. He was pretty unpredictable tonight.”

Anderson struck out the side in order in the first on 13 pitches, getting Gutierrez on three pitches. Then, Hernandez topped that in his first time off the mound with a sevenpitch, 123 inning.

Seattle hardly looked road weary after leaving the Arizona desert and spring training for an exhibition Saturday in Salt Lake City before a flight to the Bay Area and a workout Sunday at the Coliseum. Hernandez delivered a signature performance as Seattle kicked off a sevengame road trip to start the season four games in Oakland followed by three against the White Sox before opening at Safeco Field on Monday against the Houston Astros.

Hernandez will try for career win No. 100 on Saturday in Chicago.

“Shhhhh, don’t say it, not yet,” he said. “It’s going to be special, it’s going to be good to finally get to 100. I’m going to try to do it in my second start.”

The 2010 AL Cy Young Award winner, who turns 27 on April 8, certainly showed on Day 1 he is plenty stretched out by tossing 109 pitches.

Jaso, traded by the Mariners to their division rival during the offseason, popped out on the second pitch he saw in the first before his fourthinning double. Then in the sixth, he struck out swinging to end a 10pitch atbat and 22pitch inning for Hernandez.

About 90 minutes before first pitch, Hernandez had a Rolex watch delivered from a clubhouse employee to Jaso, quite the thankyou gift for his part in the ace righthander’s perfecto.

“He broke up the nohitter,” Hernandez said. “I was going to say, Dude, what time is it?’”

The A’s had their yellow towelwaving sellout crowd of 36,067 back in force just like last fall during the club’s remarkable run to the playoffs. Oakland lost in Game 5 of the AL division series to Detroit.

“It was opening day. It’s going to be loud, a lot of people,” Hernandez said. “I was just on my game, trying to make good pitches. . They boo me, I said, OK, yeah, I’m doing my job.’ I know the people in Seattle were watching the game. It was like 50,000 people out there, it was crazy. I said, C’mon, I’ve got to do something good.’”

Anderson (01) allowed two runs and four hits in seven solid innings, struck out six and walked four while throwing 108 pitches in his first career start on opening day. The lefthander successfully returned last August following a 14month recovery from Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery.

Anderson struck out Michael Morse to start the second then walked Justin Smoak on five pitches. After Kyle Seager singled off Anderson’s leg, Jesus Montero grounded into a double play on which second baseman Sogard made a terrific diving stop and backhanded flip to shortstop Jed Lowrie in time for him to throw to first.

The Bay Area awoke to gray clouds and a steady, hard rain, only for the skies to clear and turn blue.

More than four hours before first pitch, ballpark workers with handheld driers walked through the stands to clean up the seats while Seattle players ran around in right field throwing a football in shorts and Tshirts.

The Mariners, coming off a spring featuring a franchisebest 22 wins, began a season without Ichiro Suzuki for the first time in 13 years. He won the AL Rookie of the Year and MVP awards in 2001.

Notes: Hernandez has a 1.33 ERA with 41 Ks in his openingday outings 35 of those strikeouts in five opening starts vs. Oakland. He has allowed six earned runs in those appearances. . His six starts on opening day matched Randy Johnson for most in club history. . Anderson is 74 with a 1.83 ERA in 14 career starts against the Mariners. . Oakland invited 15 season ticketholders onto the field for pregame introductions. . The A’s won the 2012 season series 127. If the recent pattern provides any indication, over the past seven seasons Oakland has won the even years 2006, 08, 10 and 12 and the Mariners the odd years of 2007, 09 and 11.

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Most FE colleges operate through the Vocational Education Committees (VEC), and their courses lead to awards from the Further Education Training and Awards Council (FETAC). FE/PLC colleges don’t operate a central applications system, so applicants must apply directly to each college. Applications opened last spring, so many of the more popular courses will be filled by now, but there are still some opportunities to apply.

The FE sector is often perceived as the alternative system for students if they don’t get sufficient points in the Leaving or their first choice in the CAO. But an FE college can be the student’s first choice even if that student has been offered a place in a CAO college. They also offer a fabulous range of study opportunities. The most popular courses include communications, media studies, drama studies, adventure sports, sports management, travel and tourism, business, beauty therapy, boat building and many more.

Many parents and students aren’t fully aware that many students use their FE courses to progress to universities and institutes of technology.

There are a number of ways they can do this. The first progression scheme, the Higher Education Links Scheme (HELS), was introduced many years ago, and under it a quota of places was held each year in specified courses in the institute of technology sector for holders of “linked” FETAC awards, that is, linked in content to the course they are entering.

Higher Education Institutions (

HEI) in the university sector now reserve small quotas of places on some programmes for FETAC applicants, who are presenting with FETAC Level 5 awards in courses with modules relating in content to the course they are applying to.

In UCD, for example, quotas range from three places in Commerce, five in Social Science, five places each in the Agricultural Science degrees, DN010 and DN048, to 20 places in Science, and 25 in Arts, with small numbers in each nursing programme.

NUI Galway holds quotas for FETAC Level 5 holders with specific relevant modules to Arts, Commerce, Business Information Studies, Nursing and Science.

Every HEI prospectus shows the FETAC modules required for the degree in question. CAO’s website provides dedicated information for FETAC applicants, including a list of quotas of places on all nursing courses.

The third progression route is the newest FETAC entry route operated by institutes of technology and some other HEIs. Under this scheme, applicants presenting any FETAC qualification may compete with Leaving Certificate candidates for most courses in the institution in question. They are not confined to specific FETAC quotas, nor does their FETAC course have to be linked in content to the HEI course they are applying to.

Applicants for courses under this scheme are listed in order of their points merit, whether on Leaving Certificate points or FETAC award points. A separate points scale is used for converting the scores of FETAC award holders, usually to a maximum of 400 points. This scheme does not apply to nursing programmes.

The largest VECs, for example City of Dublin (CDVEC) with 16 different colleges, or City of Cork VEC, (Cork College of Commerce is the largest FE college in the country), Dun Laoghaire, Limerick, Monaghan and

Galway, offer the greatest range of courses. In Cavan town, the Cavan Institute is one of the largest institutes or colleges of further education in the country.

Radical watch fans drooling over Rolex and Omega have long held a heated debate over which company is a better movement maker. It would be too arrogant for anyone to settle this debate to an end, so now let me just share my personal opinion on this topic.

To the best of my knowledge, taking a look at Rolex Caliber 3135 and Omega Caliber 1120 would be the best way to make a comparison of their movements. I am really fantasized over these two calibers. The two share a lot of common in measurements of performance, with a few minor differences that set them apart.

Microstella system is adopted in the glucydur balance wheel of the 3135 to allow for adjustments in timing. The 4 screws equipped at equilateral distance points along the balance wheel can slow down the rate when they are moved away from the center, likewise, the rate will be speeded up once they are moving towards the center of the balance wheel. Compared with 3135, Omega Caliber 1120 was cast into the shade from technical aspect. The 1120, using a modified ETA and the Etachron adjustment screw, would be less accurate without any accuracy adjustment than a conservative design of adjustment screws on the balance wheel.

Rolex also has smartly incorporated a freely sprung balance into the caliber 3135, while 1120 adopts the regulated balance. Freely sprung balance is applied by most high end watch makers, and Omega is not exclusive with Caliber 2500, which is the next generation of the Caliber 1120. KIF shock protection system which shares a lot of similarities to the ETA Incabloc shock protection system inbuilt in the 1120 is adopted by Rolex to give better protection against timing mistakes from sudden movement. The two systems are almost identical, with a bit difference in design.