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Chad Randall, COO of IPS Group, agreed with the idea of Jacksonville's trial success and believed public perception showed expectations were met. Randall said around 50 meters were sent to Jacksonville as part of the trial, which IPS Group does with cities all over the country. The meters themselves are free during the process, but other fees were between individual cities and the company, as each is different, he added.  

Harlequins rugby league have signed loanee Ryan Esders on a permanent deal until the end of the 2010 Super League season. The 23-year-old has been on loan from Hull Kingston Rovers since July after his initial one-month switch was extended until the end of the 2009 campaign. And Esders said he is "really pleased" to have agreed terms with Quins after a promising time in his six appearances since arriving at the Stoop.

During my loan spell here I've really enjoyed working with all the players and coaches and am very happy to be staying   -Ryan Esders

 

Harlequins have signed back-row forward Ryan Esders from Hull KR following a loan spell in the capital. The 23-year-old becomes the first new signing the club has made this season, after agreeing a one-year contract. He made just one substitute appearance for Rovers, but has played in six matches for Quins, scoring two tries.

Esders is a promising young player. We're glad he has chosen to further his career at Harlequins.   -Brian McDermott

 

Brian McDermott is urging his Harlequins RL side to forget the past and look to the future as they prepare for their final two games of the Super League season. Despite a horror run of nine defeats in their last ten games, wins against Castleford and Warrington will still see Quins make the end-of-season play-offs. And McDermott reckons that is not beyond his injury-hit side.  

A Montgomery Township man is among the three men recently arrested by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Child Predator Unit. Chad Randall Keefer, 43, of 13327 Locust Level Road, Greencastle, allegedly traveled to York Tuesday to have sex with someone he met online and believed to be a 14-year-old girl. Also arrested were H. Michael Villarose II, 34, of Plymouth Meeting, a volleyball coach who allegedly sent nude photos to what he thought was a 13-year old girl; and Howard Douglas Davis, 54, of Lebano  

Chad Randall, Vice President (Sales) for b5media is no longer with the company, The Inquisitr has learned and confirmed through an online source. The circumstances behind his departure though have not been disclosed. What we do know is that at the time of writing Randall has not been replaced, and we are unable to find the position advertised online either at the b5media blog, or through an extensive Google search.  

A Franklin County youth sports coach was arrested Tuesday after he traveled to York to have sex with what he thought was a 13-year-old girl, police said. Chad Randall Keefer, 43, of Locust Level Road, Greencastle, used an Internet chat room to approach an undercover agent with the Child Predator Unit who was posing as a 13-year-old York girl, according to state Attorney General Tom Corbett. Keefer first met the girl online in 2008, according to court documents, and was honest about his age and locatio  

A Franklin County man was arrested Tuesday in York County after he allegedly used an Internet chat room to arrange a sexual encounter with an undercover agent he thought was a 13-year-old girl. Chad Randall Keefer, 43, met the "girl" on a chat room and asked if they could meet in person to "play," according to a news release from Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett. Keefer, who lives at 13327 Locust Level Road in Greencastle, was arrested after he arrived at a pre-determined meeting location in  

Brian McDermott has torn into his misfiring stars after Harlequins RL all but blew their Super League play-off hopes at the weekend. Saturday's turgid, desperate 26-22 Stoop loss to lowly Salford City Reds proved the nadir of a season that has spiralled out of control in recent times. The defeat, Quins' fifth home setback in a row and their eighth defeat in nine games, means the Londoners will probably have to win all three of their remaining games, starting at Hull on Friday night.

We will not make the play-offs playing like that, and in a way I am glad if that is what we are producing.   -Brian McDermott

 

Luke Swain scored a late try as Salford stunned engage Super League play-off chasers Harlequins 26-22 at The Stoop. The visitors looked dead and buried when they trailed by eight points with five minutes to go, only for two late scores to turn the game on its head. Stephen Nash crossed to bring Salford within two points before Swain crossed in the dying seconds to steal victory.