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Fixed error with the <include> task when different build files include the same file. (bug #3016497).
Using the NAnt::get-assembly() function causes an "Object must implement IConvertible" error. (bug #3013492).
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DMAA is commonly used as a stimulant, pre-workout, and weight loss ingredient in dietary supplement products.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned that DMAA is potentially dangerous to health.
Ingestion of DMAA can elevate blood pressure and lead to cardiovascular problems. A number of adverse effects associated with DMAA-containing dietary supplements have been reported to the FDA.
The FDA has also warned that DMAA is not a dietary ingredient and thus, is not Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) compliant.
The product was distributed nationwide and was sold via telephone and email.
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Raymond James's Tavis McCourt this afternoon offers some data points on Apple's (AAPL) sales in India, citing an article today by The Economic Times's Akanksha Prasad and Indu Nandakumar, which in turn cites data from market research firm IDC, showing that sales of the iPhone rose 300% to 400% in the last three months.
With Apple having had very limited success in India thus far, McCourt opines the company may be seeing some results from pursuing novel payment plans for the iPhone in that country:
Apple is ramping up its focus on the Indian market where smartphone penetration remains very low at less than 10% vs. more than 50% in developed countries. Apple is teaming up with local distributors and resellers to finance advertising and marketing campaigns while also introducing payment plans designed to make its expensive iPhone appeal to a broader swath of Indian consumers. Effectively, Apple is supporting partners to create payment plans for the iPhone, similar to what it has done recently in China. The success of this approach is still to be determined, but it's classic Apple to find a new and different way to attract new customers without lowering price.
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The city I used to live in had a woman who would jump into cars at stoplights and instruct the driver where to take her. It happened to a friend of mine and he actually drove her because she wouldn't get out of the car! Personally, I would have refused and not moved until she did get out, despite any line up piling up behind me when I didn't go through the light. If I didn't have my phone handy, hopefully someone behind would have called the police and they could have sorted it out.
A friend of mine was driving from one location to another on a secondary highway for work. She stopped to pick up a late teen/early 20's boy who was hitching. She admitted later that it wasn't the smartest thing she'd ever done but it was broad daylight and people were expecting her.So she pulls over to let him out where he'd asked her to and he turns to her and says, 'Wanna [fuddleduddle]?' She was very quick thinking, glanced at her watch and said that she really didn't have time; she had to get to a meeting. So the kid says OK, hops out of the car and she drives off. Presumably the offer was in payment for the ride??
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#1 Gingrich to leave presidential race next Tuesday, sources say04-25-2012, 11:26 AM
By Carl Cameron
Published April 25, 2012
Newt Gingrich plans to formally leave the Republican presidential race next Tuesday, senior campaign aides told Fox News.
The former House speaker will "more than likely" endorse Mitt Romney when he makes his announcement to either suspend or end the campaign, a source said.
The decision comes after Gingrich huddled with senior advisers following the five primaries Romney swept on Tuesday night. Romney's victories made it virtually impossible for Gingrich to secure the 1,144 delegates needed for the Republican nomination.
For several weeks, Gingrich staffers have been reviewing accounts and making preparations. Gingrich had been holding out hope for a strong performance at least in Delaware Tuesday night. Absent that, Gingrich decided to plan for his exit next week.
He will complete his North Carolina schedule this week, making it something of a goodbye tour while supporters, friends and family arrive from across the country for his departure from the race.
Earlier on the trail, Gingrich signaled Wednesday morning that he was preparing to drop out. Telling a breakfast gathering of county Republicans in North Carolina that it's clear Romney will be the nominee, Gingrich said the campaign is "working out the details of our transition" and will have more information in the coming days.
"I think you have to be honest at some point about what's happening in the real world as opposed to what you'd have like to have happened," Gingrich said, praising the frontrunner's primary performances Tuesday night.
"This guy has worked for six years, put together a big machine, and has put together a serious campaign," he said. "I think obviously that I would be a better candidate but the objective fact is that the voters didn't think that."
Gingrich said he plans to complete his campaign schedule in North Carolina, which runs through Friday, but "I want you to know that I've been coming here a long time as a citizen, I'm going to keep coming as a citizen, I have a schedule through the rest of the week as a citizen."
Gingrich said that he and Callista are still committed to going to Tampa, but made it clear that they would be attending as Romney supporters and not as spoilers for the nomination.
"I do think it's pretty clear that Governor Romney is ultimately going to be the nominee and we're going to do everything we can to make sure that he is in fact effective and that we as a team are effective both in winning this fall and then frankly in governing," he said.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012...#ixzz1t3vXqn4yWoe to those who call evil good, and good evil;
Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness;
Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!
21 Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes
And clever in their own sight! Isaiah 5:20-21 NASB
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Yea, but will he ever tell us who this Saul Alinsky person he keeps mentioning is? I mean, I suppose I could just look it up on Wikipedia....but I'm not going to
Why next Tuesday? It's been over for a while. What does he hope to accomplish by waiting other than making us pay for his secret service detail?"The efforts of the government alone will never be enough. In the end the people must choose and the people must help themselves" ~ JFK; from his famous inauguration speech (What Democrats sounded like before today's neo-Liberals hijacked that party)
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That should just about put an end to his political career. At least for POTUS, although if he wanted to seek a lower office, he might be successful. I think his timing was off. I almost believe he might have had better luck if he'd run last time around. Gingrich has some good ideas, and he has some that are bad. He's got a boldness that means he's not afraid to say something that might be focus grouped as trending unpopular, and that is getting increasingly rare these days. He reached his peak during his term as Speaker. But like Icarus, he flew too close to the sun and was never able to reach those heights again. It is the rare man who can achieve great things and not lose themselves in the process.
04-25-2012, 09:01 PM"The efforts of the government alone will never be enough. In the end the people must choose and the people must help themselves" ~ JFK; from his famous inauguration speech (What Democrats sounded like before today's neo-Liberals hijacked that party)
In the meantime he has embraced my hometown today. I wonder if he has started stumping for MItt, yet. And he must really like that Secret Service Detail to continue to waste our tax dollars.A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others. Ayn Rand
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Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil;
Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness;
Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!
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I have to find the domain, vertical and horizontal asymptotes, and the y-intercept and graph it for.
f(x) 3x^2 + 4/x^2-x-6 and
g(x) = 2x-15/x^2-8x+15
I was marked 4/8 but wasn't told what I did wrong.
Says there you also have to graph it. Did you go here and do that?
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
Always satisfy the Prime Directive of getting the right answer above all else.
I believe my graph is correct. I will try it out.
I'm also pretty sure both of the asymptotes are correct, not so sure about the domain and y intercept. The graph is also kind of sloppy.
hi Skylor,
I'm assuming that is
when x = 0
The vertical asymptotes are at x = -2 and x = + 3.
I'm never happy with these questions that ask for the domain. I think the setter should be declaring a domain as part of the function definition rather than expecting the student to guess what domain is expected.
But, assuming the questioner means "The domain is the set of real numbers less any values that are inadmissible", then the inadmissible values are x = -2 and x = +3, because at these x values the f(x) value cannot be computed as it would involve division by zero.
As x tends to + or - infinity the graph approaches f(x) = 3x^2 so there are no horizontal asymptotes.
g(x) : the quadratic can be similarly factorised to give the asymptotes and inadmissible values.
As x tends to + or - infinity the graph approaches g(x) = 2x. As this is a line, it counts as an asymptote, but it is not horizontal.
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I'm sorry I must have written the problem wrong
it should be f(x) = 3x^2+4 over x^2 -x -6. If you understand what I mean
Well no I don't. I thought you meant
and that's the question I tried to answer in post 5.
If that isn't right then the only other interpretation I can think of is
That has x = 0 as an asymptote and doesn't cross the y axis at all.
This shows the importance of correct placing of brackets.
Oh wait a minute. Did you mean:
In which case, same asymptotes as post 5 and same crossing .... in fact all the answers are unchanged, except .....
As x tends to infinity the function tends towards
So now we have a horizontal asymptote.
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The Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is organization essablished to "defend and advance the constitutional rights of parents to direct the education of their children and protect family freedom."[1] They are designed to aid homeschooling families with legal actions. HSLDA now represents over 80,000 member families in the United States[2]. The organization employers over 50 staff members in both full-time and part-time positions and is located in Purcellville, Virginia[3].
HSLDA was started in 1983 by Michael Farris and Michael Smith to provide legal protection for homeschooling families. The organisation has grown in the past few years and even gone into Canada. They have also helped out homeschoolers in South Africa.


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Nature at 7 p.m. Sunday explores the world of cephalopods (squid and octopus) as viewers follow a cameraman into the abyss and share his adventures with the planet's most cryptic and clever monsters.
David Suchet returns to his signature role as suave Belgian supersleuth Hercule Poirot in a new mystery based on the novels by Agatha Christie on Masterpiece Mystery! at 8 p.m. Sunday.
American Masters at 9:30 p.m. Sunday offers a reflection on Tony Bennett's life and featuring interviews with director Arthur Penn, Harry Belafonte and Clint Eastwood.
History Detectives at 8 p.m. Monday returns with a new season of everyday mysteries. In this episode the detectives look at whether a woman's father worked for the Manahattan Project and a collection of love poems.
Make 'Em Laugh at 9 p.m. Monday looks a the business of humor in America. This episode, "Breadwinners and Homemakers." focuses on domestic farce.
Pioneers of Television at 10 p.m. Monday tells the stories of the late night pioneers Steve Allen, Jack Paar and Johnny Carson.
Nova at 7 p.m. Tuesday investigates the extraordinary impact music can have on the human brain, through the case studies from neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks' latest book Musicophilia.
Breakthroughs in the engineering of artificial diamonds; the science that went into solving the deadly post – 9/11 anthrax attacks, "AutoTune," the controversial computer pitch-correction software and more on Nova ScienceNow at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
P.O.V. at 9 p.m. Tuesday features "Beyond Hatred" dealing with the aftermath of the murder and the victim's family's struggle to transcend hatred and the inevitable desire for revenge.
The Territory at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday showcases new directions in film and video. These films offer a provocative mix of experimental, documentary, narrative, and animated shorts that allows the audience to take TV trips around the world and to major U.S. media festivals.
American Masters at 7 p.m. Wednesday profiles NPR personality Garrison Keillor.
Get a sneak preview of Ken Burns new film National Parks, which airs in September, at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Wide Angle at 9 p.m. Wednesday tells the dramatic story of refugees feeling North Korea into China.
Reunited after 12 years, New Zealand favorite Crowded House makes its first television appearance since the mid-90s on Austin City Limits at 10 p.m. Wednesday and 9 p.m. Friday.
Golfer Tom Kite discusses his career with Evan Smith on Texas Monthly Talks at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Celebrate the Fourth of July with A Capitol Fourth at 7 p.m. Saturday featuring Barry Manilow, Aretha Franklin, Michael Feinstein and the Muppets from Sesame Street.


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Having already begun to rediscover their offense during this four-game series with the San Diego Padres, the San Francisco Giants may also have "The Freak" back as well.
The Giants look to follow up Tim Lincecum's first career no-hitter with a sweep of the Padres on Sunday afternoon.
A former two-time NL Cy Young Award winner, Lincecum went into Saturday's outing 4-9 with a 4.61 earned run average on the season. However, he flashed vintage form in holding the Padres without a hit, get plenty of offensive and defensive support in a 9-0 victory.
Lincecum struck out 13 in his historic outing, walking four and hitting one batter. He surpassed his previous career high of pitches in a game by 10 with 148 and logged the 15th no-hitter in franchise history.
"It's pretty surreal for me," said Lincecum, who threw the second no-hitter in the majors this season. Cincinnati's Homer Bailey had the first earlier this month on July 2.
Added manager Bruce Bochy, "It's good to see something nice happen for Timmy with his ups and downs the last couple of years."
As is usually the case, there were some close calls for Lincecum, but his defense was up to the task. Pablo Sandoval made a nice backhand stop of a sharp grounder at third to end the seventh and right fielder Hunter Pence made perhaps the catch of the game when he raced in and made a sliding grab of a sinking line drive off the bat of Alexi Amarista to finish off the eighth.
"That was really special," Lincecum said of the catch. "To be honest with you, I thought that was a hit off the bat. Hunter comes flying out of nowhere and makes a Superman catch."
A rejuvenated San Francisco offense provided plenty of support, with Pence hitting a homer and driving in five runs. Brandon Belt smacked a two-run shot and had three RBI, while Buster Posey and Sandoval each had three hits.
The Giants were averaging 2.4 runs per contest in losing 14 of 16 prior to arriving in San Diego, but have scored 23 times in winning the first three tilts of this four-game set.
They have won eight of 12 versus the Padres this season, including five in a row. That is the longest winning streak for San Francisco in this series since winning six straight in 2006.
That year also marked the last time the Giants swept a four-game set in San Diego, doing so from Aug. 14-17.
Edison Volquez was torched for eight of the Giants' runs on Saturday. He gave up nine hits over five innings as the Padres continued to slide in a downward trend. They've now lost 18 of their last 21 games.
"The team is pissed off, we're not swinging the bats," Padres manager Bud Black said. "We're not pitching. We're not playing the way that we can play."
San Diego, still the only franchise in the majors without a no-hitter in its history, was last no hit on July 10, 2009 by then-Giants starter Jonathan Sanchez.
Tasked with following Lincecum's gem will be Barry Zito, who is 0-3 with a 5.82 ERA in seven outings since his last win on May 30.
The Giants are 1-6 over Zito's winless stretch and he struggled on Tuesday versus the New York Mets. The left-hander allowed five runs on seven hits and four walks in six innings of work, but did not factor into a 10-6 loss.
Still, Zito is just 4-6 with a 4.62 ERA in 18 starts this season, including 0-5 with a 9.38 ERA in seven road outings.
He is 1-0 with a 1.65 ERA in three starts versus the Padres in 2013, but in his lone start of the year in San Diego, the 35-year-old was charged with six runs -- only one earned -- in 3 2/3 frames of a no-decision.
Eric Stults will try to conclude an excellent first half when he toes the rubber for the Padres.
The 33-year-old southpaw is 7-7 with a 3.50 ERA through 19 starts and snapped a four-start winless drought (0-2) with a complete-game victory over Colorado on Tuesday.
Stults was one out away from a shutout, but instead settled for his second complete game of the campaign and allowed a run, four hits and three walks while fanning five in the 122-pitch outing.
"He was pitching great and had a two-hit shutout going into the ninth," said Black. "All his stuff was working there and he just pitched a great game. The ball was coming out of his hand really good."
Stults is 0-1 with a 6.23 ERA in three meetings with the Giants this year and owns a lifetime ERA of 5.11 against the club.


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WEC featherweight champion Jose Aldo established himself as one of the world's top fighter with a five-round destruction of former champ Urijah Faber, he also earned an event-high $40,000 payday at this past weekend's WEC 48 event.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) recently requested and today received the list of salaries from the California State Athletic Commission.
The total disclosed payroll for the event was $336,500 – a WEC record and $100,000 more than was disclosed for March's WEC 47 event.
"WEC 48: Aldo vs. Faber" took place April 24 at ARCO Arena in Sacramento, Calif., and aired live on Spike TV and pay-per-view. Aldo defended his 145-pound title for the first time with his win over "The California Kid."
Aldo edged out main-card winner Manvel Gamburyan, who earned a $36,000 purse for his win over Mike Brown.
The full payouts included:
Jose Aldo: $40,000 (includes $20,000 win bonus)
def. Urijah Faber: $28,000
Ben Henderson: $26,000 (includes $13,000 win bonus)
def. Donald Cerrone: $14,000
Manvel Gamburyan: $36,000 (includes $18,000 win bonus)
def. Mike Brown: $21,000
Scott Jorgensen: $21,000 (includes $10,500 win bonus)
def. Antonio Banuelos: $7,000
Shane Roller: $28,000 (includes $14,000 win bonus)
def. Anthony Njokuani: $7,000
Leonard Garcia: $28,000 (includes $14,000 win bonus)
def. Chan Sung Jung: $5,000
Anthony Pettis: $8,000 (includes $4,000 win bonus)
def. Alex Karalexis: $10,000
Brad Pickett: $8,000 (includes $4,000 win bonus)
def. Demetrious Johnson: $3,000
Chad Mendes: $8,500 (includes $4,000 win bonus)
vs. Anthony Morrison: $4,000
Takeya Mizugaki: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus)
def. Rani Yahya: $9,000
Tyler Toner: $5,000 (includes $2,000 win bonus)
def. Brandon Visher: $4,000
Now, the usual disclaimer: The figures do not include deductions for items such as insurance, licenses and taxes. Additionally, the figures do not include money paid by sponsors, which can oftentimes be a substantial portion of a fighter's income. They also do not include any other "locker room" or special bonuses that are not disclosed by the organization.
They also do not include the WEC's traditional "fight night" bonuses – which were a record $65,000 for WEC 48. The "Aldo vs. Faber" bonuses went to Garcia and Jung (Fight of the Night), Gamburyan (Knockout of the Night) and Henderson (Submission of the Night).
Including bonuses, Gamburyan earned an event high $101,000, followed by Garcia, who netted $93,000 after collecting his second-straight "Fight of the Night" bonus.
In other words, the above salary figures are simply base salaries
reported to the commission and do not reflect entire compensation
packages for the event.
For complete coverage of "WEC 48: Aldo vs. Faber," check out the MMA Events section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Wigan Warriors prop Scott Taylor is braced for the biggest game of the season against St Helens on Friday night.
The Super League powerhouses go head-to-head in an early battle for supremacy, with both sides level on 11 points after eight games thus far.
Previous meetings suggests the clash at the DW Stadium is sure to be fiercely contested, with four players sent off in the last four matches. Indeed, the clash at Magic Weekend saw a 26-man brawl erupt as the Warriors put the Saints to the sword.
Taylor will be hoping for a similar outcome in terms of scoreline, and can't wait to sample the atmosphere of such a big match.
"They've told me it's the biggest game of the season and I can only imagine what the atmosphere's going to be like. I've played in a Hull FC-Rovers derby in front of 20,000. It's going to be like that, but bigger and better," he told BBC Manchester.
"It's the one the fans want the most. It's about bragging rights for teams. When it comes around, everyone's got a lot of adrenaline and everyone's ready to rip into it."
The Easter break has thrown up a number of massive matches in Super League, with Leeds and Bradford meeting tonight (Thursday), before both Hull sides go head-to-head on Friday.
And Taylor, who used to play for Hull KR, will be keeping a close eye on his old club ahead of Wigan's match against them on Monday.
"It would be nice to watch that one (the Hull derby)," he added.
"I'm so excited to have my first Wigan-Saints derby coming up, but it will be nice to sit down and enjoy a Hull derby.
"I've got a lot of mates at Hull KR and I know how big it is for those two clubs. I'll definitely be watching it and will be glued to the television like any other fan."
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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. — The Central Arizona Raceway at the Pinal County
Fairgrounds is back in business.
The speedway that closed in June 2008 re-opened this weekend by hosting races
featuring IMCA modifieds, super stock cars and factory stock cars.
Because the season typically ends in late November, no more races are planned
until January.
The Casa Grande Dispatch reports that business partners
Benji Lyons and Arthur Lacy had operated the raceway since 2005, running races
every week in front of a loyal fan base. Then the economy started going downhill
and there was a change in the county's operation of the fairgrounds.
But recently, the county appointed an active fairgrounds board, which entered
into a lease agreement with Central Arizona Fair Association, a Casa
Grande-based nonprofit organization.
With the agreement in place, the two friends who first worked together when
Lyons owned the car Lacy was driving in 2002, were given the green light to
begin the reopening process.
"The last four years, it got vandalized pretty heavy," Lyons said of the
Lyons and Lacy estimate that they have put about $100,000 into replacing the
sound and electrical systems, installing new seats in the grandstand, applying
clay in an effort to get the track running right and doing other maintenance
The two agree that they made a good investment, both financially as they
continue their search for sponsors, and with what they are doing to help the
youth in a community where there are fewer activities to keep them occupied.
"We definitely want to start a kids program, something we can take to the
schools," Lyons said. "We need to get some race cars in there. Those are
things that we want to bring into the community."
Part of what drives Lyons and Lacy to get kids involved and to work so hard to
reopen the track, are their memories of spending their childhoods at the track,
watching their heroes sprint to the checkered flag. The track first opened in
"I started coming out here when I was 6 years old, and started racing when I
was 16," Lacy said. "There are a lot of good memories here, a lot of good
races. This is a family deal. I can look in the stands and still see my
grandparents there."
The partners expressed their commitment to involving youths involved in racing,
from sponsoring young people in a race to bringing the experience into the
"What else are they gonna do around here?" Lacy said. "When I was a kid, we
used to hang out at Marty's Roller Rink (in Coolidge). Well, that's not here
anymore. So we're thankful that the county gave us the opportunity to get the
racetrack back and try to get the young people to do something else besides play
video games and get in trouble at school."
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SMITHFIELD, RI – Senior Kaela McGilloway (Sea Cliff, NY) led 11 different goal scorers with four goals and three assists to help the Brown women's lacrosse team (4-3) defeat in state rival Bryant (1-6), 17-7, in the third annual battle for the Ocean State Cup. In addition to McGilloway's seven points, her second consecutive seven-point game, the Bears also received multiple-point outings from freshman Alexandra Crerend (New Canaan, CT), and sophomores Bre Hudgins (Syracuse, NY) and Danielle Mastro (Endicott, NY), who all had two goals and an assist.
The Bears came out flying, scoring three goals in the game's opening 2:02. McGilloway got things started just 19 seconds into the game, while junior Lindsay Minges (Rochester, NY) and sophomore Grace Healy (Bellport, NY) scored goals 35 seconds apart to give Brown the early lead. The Bulldogs would answer with two straight goals, but McGilloway connected on a free position attempt 8:22 into the game to give Brown a 4-2 lead and spark a 5-0 run over the next 10 minutes. Crerend capped the run with her first of the day with 12:41 left in the half, before Bryant's third goal of the frame 24 seconds later made it 8-3 in favor of the Bears.
Again, Brown answered the Bryant score with a scoring run building an 11-3 lead on goals by Mastro, assisted by Crerend, Crerend, and senior Julia Keller (Concord, MA), assisted by McGilloway. The Bulldogs scored with 47 seconds left before halftime to close to within 11-4 at the break.
Brown opened the second half just as it opened the game, scoring three straight goals. McGilloway connected on another free position shot just 1:42 into the half, before Hudgins assisted a goal by Tara Rooke (Wilbraham, MA) at 35:08 and McGilloway assisted a goal by Mastro 21 seconds later to increase the lead to 14-4.
Bryant would close to within nine goals with 18:06 left in the game, but Hudgins scored back-to-back unassisted goals five minutes apart to give Brown a 16-5 lead with 8:53 remaining. After a pair of Bryant goals in the final four minutes, brought the score to 16-7, McGilloway scored her fourth of the evening with 43 seconds left to account for the 17-7 final.
Paced by a game-high seven draw controls for Healy and four for sophomore Erin Roos (Wilmette, IL), Brown won the draws, 18-8, while outshooting Bryant, 36-16. Freshman Alyssa DiBona (Media, PA) led Brown with three ground balls and three caused turnovers, and also scored her first career goal, while classmate Janie Gion (Northfield, IL) also scored her first career goal in the win.
Freshman Kellie Roddy (Poway, CA) recorded her second victory in net, stopping four shots in 41:54 and adding a ground ball, while senior Isabel Harvey (Baltimore, MD) made two saves in 18:06.
Brown returns home to host Stanford in a 1:00 p.m. contest on Sunday, March 25th. The game closes out a stretch of four straight non-league games for the Bears, who resume Ivy League action the following Saturday, March 31st, at home against Dartmouth.


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I love this song. Heard it a while back.
When we were in Ibiza a few weeks ago it turned out that Hurts were too, shooting the video for the full-on proper release of 'Wonderful Life'.
When we met up with Theo from the band (for it was he) quite late on the Monday evening he mentioned that he'd just done the video, but he neglected to mention that it was AS AMAZING AS THIS.
Read more: http://www.popjustice.com/index.php?...#ixzz0v6l194LC
I just listened to their entire album and its really good. Their not just eye candy, they're really talented. The lead singer is so cute.
Wow. Thanks. Hadn't heard of them... Loving `em ! Lush overwraught romanticism reminiscent of my all-time-fave Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music ...
"We're very pleased to announce that the amazing British pop duo Hurts will support Scissor Sisters on their upcoming UK arena tour (apart from the Brighton show on Dec 2nd)."
lol Geez miaedu, I bow to you, man. U are the KING of JUB Entertainment forum! I was just about to start this thread!
I just heard of them today! Their cover of 'Confide in me' was in my YouTube homepage suggestions. What a way to start the new year afa new music! Any other hidden gems like Hurt I should know about? lol
Yes, the frontman is cute, and yes I'd like to lick the product out of his hair but...God forgive me, but Holy Shit! They're amazing! Greatest find since the artist, Plan B!
Hot band members? 80's electro-pop sound? Thoughtful lyrics? Choreographed Dancing!?! *dies* [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TB1x67Do5U[/ame]
love love love.....one of my favorite albums of 2010...really need them to come tour in the states
I bought Hurt's album a few weeks ago! I like it! Not all of it, but I like it!
I think their next album - hopefully with the same 80's Electro-Pop sound, different producers - will be EPIC! They definitely have it in them to be superstars!!!
Your correct sir, not all the tracks were outstanding but none the less another good POP record that fell thru the cracks here in the US.
Hurts are performing at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival today, Friday, April 15th, at 1pm on the Mojave Stage.
I love this track - In Sweden it was featured as a promo for Grey's Anatomy. I found more information on a music site
Hello The World! It's been a while. Hope you are enjoying the beautiful March sunshine. Sorry we've been so absent, unfortunately we have fallen down an extremely deep well at the end of an old woman's garden. Anyway, here's something to tide you over until we climb out. A few months ago we played the wonderful AVO Session in Switzerland, and you can watch the whole concert, in full below. Enjoy. Love, love...
HURTS @ AVO Session Basel 2011
Hurts - Miracle
Hurts - Russia 2012
Ladies & Gentlemen,
It is with great, great pleasure we bring you this announcement. 'EXILE' is coming. 11/3/2013. Our second studio album.
Today we present to you 'The Road'. It is available to download right now when you pre-order the album.
All of our love and thanks,
Hurts - Miracle
So excited. Cannot wait for their new album to be released!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Hurts - Miracle
Their new album is coming soon. Very excited. It's been ages since Happiness.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Just finished listening to the album. Really like the song 'Guilt'. Not sure it's better than their first album though.
What does everyone think?
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Stream Hurts' new album 'Exile' in full
Hurts family, Indulge your artistic side and create an image to represent the track of your choice from EXILE. Submit your image via instagram with the track name as the caption, and the hashtag #EXILEHURTS before 31.03.2013 to be displayed at http://informationhurts.com/exilehurts
Hurts will select twelve images, one for each track, to be printed and presented alongside signed EXILE artwork for the winner to keep.
For full T&Cs click here: http://images.sonymusicemail.com/res...e0ccedaed5.pdf
It's my favorite band (well duo) right now I love them. They just released their second album which I love although I think their debut one was even better.
Hurts are an English synthpop duo formed in 2009, consisting of singer Theo Hutchcraft (born 30 August 1986 in Richmond) and synthesist Adam Anderson (born 14 May 1984 in Manchester). Their debut album, Happiness, released in September 2010, reached the top ten in twelve European countries, and has sold over two million copies worldwide. The band has also sold more than two million singles worldwide.
This is their latest video/single...
Also this is my favorite one from their debut album:
Not well known on this side of the pond---this kind of music doesn't chart in America---musical taste being fairly one dimensional.
I thought so. Do you like it?
Yes, but I have always liked music from your side of the pond---I thought I saw them on Graham Norton. Cute guys so I assume he'd have them on lol.
Love them! Love the new album. Mercy and Guilt are my favorite songs in this album.
I remembered seeing them four years back when MTV featured them on Artist of the month. I like their wonderful life a lot.
The song with Kylie is great! I didn't even know about them until I heard 'Sunday' over the radio! Loved them since. Their new album is really growing on me.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I didn't like it after first listen maybe because it's a big change sound vice but it has grown on me as well.
I still think their debut album was better but this one is good as well.
Hurts - Making of Exile (Part 1)
Hurts - Making of Exile (Part 2)
Hurts perform at the Dior Homme Fall Winter 2013 - Beijing - Aftershow Party
I think I'm in love!
'Blind', the second single to be taken from EXILE, is released May 20th 2013. Pre-order a limited edition and individually numbered 7" vinyl with an exclusive poster from http://informationhurts.com/
The BLIND EP is released on iTunes on May 20th with a cover of Wonderwall and remixes from Frankie Knuckles and Jan Driver. Pre-order now at http://smarturl.it/BlindEP.
HURTS - Blind Frankie Knuckles Remix
Hurts - Somebody to Die For
Hurts - Exile (Freemasons Club Mix)
Hurts - Some Kind of Heaven
Hurts' 'Surrender' Album Cover Is Pretty In Pink
While Hurts seemed to be giving an arch nod to elder statesman of British pop duos Pet Shop Boys with the cover art for their first two LPs, Happiness and Exile, they've gone in a much different and wildly more colorful direction for third album Surrender (out October 9). Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson appear in their usual black and white attire here, but this time around they're seen taking a stroll through spare but vibrant, pink-tinted field.
Last month it was announced that that all 10 tracks on Hurts latest outing were co-produced by Stuart Price and Ariel Rechtshaid.
Electronic pop duo Hurts have announced that they'll release their third album 'Surrender' on October 9.
The pair - Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson - unveiled new single 'Some Kind Of Heaven' last month (May 28), describing it as "the beginning of a bold odyssey". Now, they've confirmed the title and release date of their upcoming LP, which will follow on from their 2013 album 'Exile' and 2010 debut 'Happiness'. The album was produced by Stuart Price (Madonna, The Killers) and Ariel Rechtshaid (Haim, Vampire Weekend).
Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/hurts/86209#DI4f7thQU8Ek7yZw.99
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September 14, 2009
Hi, Mark.
Thank you very much for responding. Like I wrote in my first email to you, the first goal in my book is for the truth. I am not out to make Frank Reid look bad in order to make Soapy appear less evil. However, that truth appears not to be of a completely innocent man. My goal in contacting you is to get to know you, in the hopes that we might become friends that at the very least share knowledge. I know that I am expecting a lot from you considering the "sprinkling of Frank." There is simply no justification or excuse for such a horrid town tradition. It was wrong, period, and nothing I can say will take away what has already been done. My website has a permanent and sincere apology knowing full well that it can never be enough, but it is a start. You responding in such a pleasant manner is that second step in the process of healing between our families. Please let me explain what the common beliefs were at that time between the 1970s and 1980s when all "that" was going on.
Today, my family knows who really killed Soapy. A lot of new information has been uncovered since "those days." If it means anything, I personally see Frank in a much better light then I did back then but I'll get to that in a minute.
Within days after being shot by Frank and killed by Jesse Murphy, the real story of how Soapy died was suppressed by the vigilantes and the newspapers. The reason was one of maintaining control over the city against threatened martial law by the U.S. army stationed in Dyea. My book goes into much greater detail about all this. Very soon after Soapy's death his widow, siblings and children heard rumors of "another shooter." Soapy's younger brother Bascomb boldly stated in a newspaper interview that his older brother had been "shot in the back and all of his possessions stolen." Over the next few decades old residents slowly began to let out bits and pieces of the true tragic events during interviews about the gold rush. There were a number of residents in Skagway, including Soapy's partner, John Clancy, who were exonerated of any wrong doing and given Soapy's property. Soapy was very wealthy at the time of his death but every single penny was taken. Granted it was mostly tainted money he had swindled from victims but to the Smith family the main point was that a large scale conspiracy had taken place. In the 1970s we were surprised to learn that many of the current residents in Skagway also believed there was some sort of cover-up, but no one had any details or provenance. It very much appeared to us that Soapy had been set-up and assassinated. Unfortunately the total sum of contempt the Smith's held for all those involved fell fully upon Frank Reid who sadly bared the brunt of our anger.
In the mid 1990s I began learning through numerous leads that the killer of Soapy Smith was actually Jesse Murphy.
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Reid's funeral. outside of the Union church.
My research shows that Frank was a bartender for Soapy in the Klondike saloon. He apparently had some sort of falling out with Soapy and joined in with the "real estate grifters." If it is true that Frank did work for Soapy then obviously they knew one another and most likely Frank knew what Soapy was capable of, that Soapy was not one who would back down from a fight. On the night of July 8, 1898 the ONLY man who would dare block and confront Soapy was Frank Reid. Even J. M. Tanner, who author Cathy Spude believes to be the true "savior of Skagway" would not make a move against Soapy let alone utter a single word to keep him from going down to the vigilante meeting, even though it was his job to stop Soapy. In my mind two very brave men faced off against one-another that night 111 years ago.
Please know that you are always welcome on my sites to make any comments or ask questions that you see fit.
Jeff Smith
September 14, 2009
Your response is nothing if not gracious. Thank you for that. I will be the first to admit how little I know about the story and about Frank Reid. I can totally understand how your family would feel under the circumstances as you describe them. I certainly would not hold a grudge for something already done that I myself would be sorely tempted to do under similar ones. And if it afforded your family and friends of Soapy some comfort, I am sure Frank cares less about it than any of us, so why should I care more. What's done is done. My request was simply to say that now that we have begun a dialog, maybe we can move past that. As far as I am concerned, you have already done more in that regard with your words than many might have. Thank you for that.
Fact is history does not stop. The accidents do not stop. The accident of Soapy and Frank shooting each other on the wharf. The accident of your cousin and I meeting over 100 years later, and now you and I are talking. That older reality is no more real than this one. This one is just so much more freaky and interesting because it echoes the first one in a way.
I recently learned that the band width of light that we can perceive is very narrow, such that when a rainbow appears, there are actually at least 10 more rainbows, or 10 more orders of rainbow. The first rainbow is difficult enough to see usually. You have to be in the right place at the right time. If you are extremely lucky, you may see two, or even three of the rainbows, one outside of the other, each one larger than the first. I think, more now than ever, that history may also be like that, operating in larger dimensions than we can normally perceive.
I can only speak for myself, of course, but from my point of view this whole series of events has been a slight echo of the energy of the events in Skaguay. No doubt my perception only, but I suppose I felt "called out" a little. I know that is the last thing you meant in your invitation. But because of my internal, vague and uninformed relationship with Frank Reid, and what I perceived to be your cousin's and perhaps your presumption that I might be a direct descendant of his or equally connected to Frank as you are to Soapy, I felt I needed to answer if not for Frank, then for the Reid's. My answer could not be, "Well, I'm really not at all related to the guy," and throw him under the bus when, in my heart, I was harboring a secret pride at having a gunfighter relative up to that point. So I squared off and tried to find out what I could, both to do you the courtesy of honoring your request and also to see if I could find out something on my own to answer history's call.
The evening I was writing my last paragraph to you, I had a sudden mental picture of you and I inextricably drawn into the same positions as our predecessors by forces too large to be perceived. Not that we would shoot each other on a wharf, but that we were at odds for a moment, on the side each of our own DNA, re-enacting our programming at some core, primitive level. But this time with the benefit of some knowledge of history and gun control laws and much more civility. Nevertheless there may be more of the character of the men in this story living in their descendants than in all the facts put together. I hope that character is in your book. I will look forward to reading it.
Thanks for your heartfelt response.
Mark Reid
September 15, 2009
Hi, Mark.
Thank you for your understanding and for not holding a grudge. It takes a good man to get past my families modern wrongs. I would only have to understand if you did not, but you did so I agree, it is time to move on to the present.
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Frank Reid's estate papers
Skagway City Museum
The first time I met members of the Reid family was on July 4, 1998 in Skagway, Alaska. I have their names in my files but can't recall them at the moment. It was before the big parade started and they were sitting in an antique car. I had a plan. I told my 8-year-old daughter, Ashley to be the first to speak as her and I made our way over to the car. I waved "Hi" but bit my tongue to keep from uttering a word until Ashley spoke. Wouldn't you know it she had a sudden case of stage fright, lol. The Reid ladies said "hello" and then stared at us as I keep nudging Ashley to say something ... anything. Finally she blurted out a hello and my daughter (as far as I know) became the first Smith to speak with a Reid in 96 years. A photo of her with the Reid's can be seen on my website here.
I attached some photos I thought you might like. One is Reid Falls behind the cemetery. The two drawings are from artist John Bruce that were never finished. They are the closets example of how I believe the gunfight took place. The first one shows Frank and Jeff (he hated to be called Soapy but my name is Jeff too) struggling with the rifle as Frank has his pistol out. The second one shows Frank on the ground and Murphy shooting Jeff with Jeff's own rifle. A great artist is currently painting the "gunfight on Juneau Wharf" and I will make sure you get all the information when I am allowed to release it (his call). The story of the gunfight would make a great movie and any movie would help both men become house-hold names. The we would meet at some big Hollywood star-filled premier and get our names plastered across the country and perhaps the world. Did I mention I dream big? I think I get that from Soapy, lol. I have a number of Reid related photographs, including Frank's first grave marker, and will get them to you if you are interested. I am more than happy to help learn more about your famous descendant and I very much look forward to your next.
Jeff Smith
I am hoping for and await Mark's very interesting replies.


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How often do you listen to your radio a day? I have a Sirius Stratus in my car that I listen to on the way to work, and then we have XM radio at work, and than back in the car and the Sirius radio comes back on, and when I get home I have a boombox, or I listen online so, I guess you can say I average about 14-16 hours of satellite radio a day, well worth the $12.95 I pay.
It will be nice when the programming all comes together, because than I can hear the same things at work I can in the car!
How often do you use your radio?


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30 in 15: New faces, system will dictate Stars' fate
Saturday, 09.21.2013 / 3:00 AM
By Tal Pinchevsky
NHL.com continues its preview of the 2013-14 season, which will include in-depth looks at all 30 teams throughout September.
Few teams face more questions entering this season than the Dallas Stars. With major changes in the front office, coaching staff, roster and even their uniform, it will be intriguing to see how everything comes together for a team that was a force in the League for more than a decade but has failed to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs since 2008.
Here are three things to watch in Dallas early in the 2013-14 season:
1. How fast can all these new pieces come together? -- New general manager Jim Nill made major changes up front and on the blue line, and he has made it clear the Stars will be looking for a number of their prospects to make the team. It's all part of an offseason makeover for a team that added three new centers: Tyler Seguin, Rich Peverley and Shawn Horcoff. Sergei Gonchar, acquired from the Ottawa Senators and signed to a two-year contract, is expected to solidify the defense.
The task of turning all these parts into a team belongs to the new coaching staff. After spending 15 years behind the Buffalo Sabres' bench before being fired last season, Lindy Ruff was brought to Dallas to get the Stars back to the playoffs. He brought along assistant James Patrick from Buffalo, so the team should benefit from some continuity.
2. Can Lindy Ruff's system tilt the ice in the Stars' favor? -- Ruff became an institution in Buffalo by molding the Sabres into a team known for strong two-way play and hard work. He aims to do the same with the Stars, who could have used some of those Ruff-like qualities last season.
The Stars often appeared overmatched when it came to controlling the pace of the game. Only the Nashville Predators took fewer shots, and the Stars ranked 22nd in shots allowed. Dallas went 2-13-2 when trailing after one period, so this is a team that had difficulty wrestling momentum away from the opposition.
That's where Ruff hopes to change things.
"I think that there's no easy solution to any team becoming a good franchise. I think that takes a lot of hard work and discipline," Ruff told NHL.com. "I don't think you look at a team and think 'We need to fix this.' I think you've got to develop some consistency. You've got to develop a trust in the way you want to play and a commitment from players who want to play for one another. When you get that, it's a really powerful thing."
Ruff will benefit from having a full training camp to install his system, and from the beginning of camp he's made it clear he plans on molding a team that is aggressive up front and active on defense. How quickly his players adapt remains to be seen.
3. Will Tyler Seguin fulfill his potential in Dallas? -- Of all the Stars' offseason moves, the biggest was the acquisition of Seguin, the second player taken in the 2010 NHL Draft who showed flashes in his three seasons with the Boston Bruins of potentially becoming a franchise player. Those highlights, which include a Stanley Cup in 2011 and an All-Star appearance in 2012, were tempered by inconsistent play that landed him on the Bruins' third line through much of their run to the 2013 Stanley Cup Final.
With the trade to Dallas, Seguin, 21, is ready to start fresh and begin a new chapter in his career.
"I put a lot of pressure on myself. It's not just scoring a goal. There's a lot more things that come into it. I've learned that in my time," Seguin told NHL.com. "This is going to be a challenge, there's going to be some growing pains. I'm looking forward to that. I'm looking forward to overcoming that as a team. First and foremost, I'm just looking forward to earning the respect of my teammates and getting to know them."
Dallas certainly represents a new opportunity for Seguin. After spending much of his time in Boston playing the wing, he likely will move to center, his natural position, on the first line; he spent the beginning of training camp skating between Jamie Benn and Erik Cole. Seguin also voiced his intention to take on more of a leadership role, something that was difficult to do on a Boston team featuring plenty of veterans.
Ruff seemed pleased by Seguin's play during the first few days of camp.
"He's such a fluid skater. It's tough to get a read but I thought he handled the D-zone really well," Ruff said. "He makes things look effortless. He goes at a high pace but it looks a lot like he's not going at full speed."


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Writing Documentation 583
"So far, I like aft,
mostly because it is simple to use, and gives me nice result as HTML.
Unfortunately HTML is not enough, since I also need a very good looking
printable version.
There are alternatives like DocBook, which I could not get to work and udo (Page is German, get the translation from the fish) which I have not yet looked into very closely.
Then of course there is TeX and any number of WYSIWY-won't-G word processors. I haven't used TeX much, I only tried my luck in writing a few letters (and found out that it is not suitable for this). I went through hell when I wrote larger documents with various versions of MS Word and I am not really a fan of Star Office even though version 5.2 has not yet crashed on me (however 6.0 beta did). KWord, part of KOffice doesn't seem to be stable enough yet.
I would prefer a simple ASCII only format as the source for being converted to more complex formats anyway, especially since it could be easily put into CVS for version management (Anybody tried that with MS-Word documents? Don't!)
As all these projects show I am not the first one faced with this problem. I wonder what experiences Slashdot readers have had with these and other packages?"


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A Few Power Engines :d
Just to announce, that soon, i am releasing seom engines that i have made. There are about 20 in total, but the major developments are ::
:: MySql Engine
-- As the title,
:: Template Engine
-- As the title,
:: Error Reporting Engine
-- As the title, but very clever
:: User Engine
-- As the title, only requires 2 lines of code to secure pages to MEMBERS ONLY
:: Calander Engine
-- Very clever engine that allows very easy use of calander stuff I have also made an integration script that allows for integration with the calander script posted here, but better (Sorry guys)
The main aim of these scripts are to provide power with ease of use, Most of the require one include and a start line to run, and some like the template engine are VERY VERY easy to use, Really.
My current project is some shopping cart stuff, thats well on its way, and is totally template driven (using my own engines of course).
If anyone would like to test run on their site beta copies of these, then PLEASE email me ->>firstname.lastname@example.com<-- To find out more (sites not done yet, is being made as i type, litterally ) http://www.4students.biz/x/


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Bledel became an actress after years of modeling as a child and teenager. Starting on television with the popular mother-daughter show, "Gilmore Girls" with Lauren Graham, Bledel built a following and turned that into roles in films such as TUCK EVERLASTING, SIN CITY and THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS series. Known for her dark hair and bright blue eyes, Alexis as of 2010 was in production for the next chapter of the SLEEPAWAY CAMP movies, named SLEEPAWAY CAMP REUNION.


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Brazoria County Historical Museum
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Angleton, TX 77515
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October 17th at 6:30 pm: Hatteras 150: Rediscovering the Naval Battle that Shaped the Civil War in Texas. Three of four in the museum's Archeology Series, Andrew Hall will present the 1863 battle that sunk USS Hatteras, a Union warship whose mission was to help block the passage of supplies and arms to and from the Confederacy. 2013 marks the 150th anniversary of the only Union warship sunk in combat in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Northeastern Junior College has announced that it will resume classes beginning Wednesday, Sept. 25. The college has been closed to students since Saturday, Sept. 14, as it prepared for the expected flood waters to arrive later that same weekend.
All classes will resume on Wednesday. Students are being asked to return to campus anytime between now and Wednesday morning to be here for classes as usual. The college's residence halls and food service will be up and running on Tuesday. The Bank of Colorado Event Center will reopen on Tuesday for regular hours. The Family Literacy Center will run GED and ESL classes on Tuesday.
While the campus remained dry all last week, not seeing any water damage from the flooding from the nearby river area, the City of Sterling issued a no flush order due to an inoperable pump station serving the waste water treatment plant that was damaged when the flood waters came. The no flush order was followed by a no food service order put out by the Northeast Colorado Health Department. With no ability to provide food service, indoor showers, laundry and restrooms, the college evacuated all students with the exception of a few who were unable to leave campus for various reasons. Special provisions have been made the entire time for this group of students allowing them to stay on campus with access to necessities.
Ironically, when the no flush order was lifted on the morning of Monday, Sept. 23, and restaurants and fast food establishments began opening for business, the Logan County area saw record rainfall, as much as 4 inches reported in some areas, which brought some flooding and other water-related issues to the city and the campus. These issues are expected to be short-lived, although one parking lot on campus saw water levels come up over the doors of a few cars parked in the area.
The rain water has since subsided, the sun is shining and administrators are very relieved to be able to reopen and begin classes.Conversations are taking place, and will continue as the administration gathers some input from the faculty and students, as to how these lost academic days will be made up. Information regarding this decision will be forthcoming.


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PSLS: For the most part, Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is successful. It delivers a competent and varied platforming experience that will appeal to fans of the franchise. That said, don't expect an earth-shatteringly new or innovative game. Thieves in Time plays it extremely safe and doesn't veer too far from the platforming norm. If you're partial to the Sly universe, you'll find plenty to love, but those who aren't die-hard fans will likely see through the game's skin-deep charm.
Such a low score because it stuck to what it does best? Ok just knowing how it stuck to how the originals played makes it a guarantee buy for me.
Obviously I haven't played it yet but it sounds like it deserves a little more if the only major complaint is that it sticks too close to the formula people know and love from the old games. Not that I'm dismissing that as a complaint. Considering we quite recently got a package of three full Sly games that don't even look dated thanks to how well the cartoony art style lends itself to HD, getting one more Sly game on another disc that just looks a little better doesn't seem so exciting comparatively. Still though, it's another effing Sly Cooper game. How could anyone not buy it?