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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Emery High boy's team and the Emery High girls team each finished second in the region cross country meet held last week at Carbon High School.
The two teams each thought that they had a shot at winning the region crown but the two North Sanpete teams, who each resisted in running in region, finished first in both divisions.
The course at Carbon started on the soccer field, traveled down the hill past the football field and the baseball field, out to Cedar Hills Drive, into the hills south of the houses east of the road and back to the track for the finish after a single lap around the track.
The fastest competitor in the region meet led the Spartan boys. Tyler Killpack finished first in an amazing race. Killpack was 28 seconds off his nearest competitor when he entered the stadium and one minute nineteen seconds ahead of finisher number three. In real terms, he was half a lap ahead of number two and a full lap ahead of number three.
Finishing second for Emery was McKay Allred. Allred ran a personal best of 18:23 to finish fifth overall. Third for Emery was Bryan Larsen. Bryan ran the race in 18:38 and finished ninth. Finishing 13th overall and next for Emery was Levi Swasey in 18:53. Next was Blake Jensen in 18:55 and Dustin Jensen in 19:20. The top six finishers for Emery are all juniors except Dustin, a sophomore.
North Sanpete finished with a score of 35, followed by Emery with 43, Delta with 56, Carbon with 107 and Juan Diego with 155.
Nick Cox, a senior runner that finished seventh for Emery in 19:26 is an Academic All-Region participant.
On the girl's side, it was unbelievable what the North Sanpete team did. It was staggering to watch the race end. North Sanpete finished first, second, third, fourth and fifth. They also had racers finish 10th and 12th. Unfortunately, number 12 overall does not get to go to state.
Rebekah Bott led Emery across the line with an overall seventh place finish. Finishing ninth was Lacey Montgomery followed by Shalae Cox in eleventh place. Next were Channie Benson in 19th place and Camille Fehlberg in 24th place. The next two finishers for Emery were Ashley Schade and Adrie Weihing.
Coach Darrell Gardner was pleased with the efforts of the teams "Our goal was to win region and to finish in the top 10 at the state meet. The meet is next Wednesday in Sugarhouse Park in Salt Lake City. I think we will do better there than today."
North Sanpete won the meet followed by Emery, Delta, Carbon and Juan Diego.


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Being Educated in Not-So-Obvious Places
Wonderful reactions to our show on the meaning of intelligence with Mike Rose. Here's a line from his book Why School?, which didn't make it into my interview or the script, but that I love:
We are driven — as surely as we are driven to survive — to find meaning in our lives, to interpret what befalls us, the events that swirl around us, the people who cross our paths, the objects and rhythms of the natural world. We do this instinctively; it is essential to being human. So we do it with or without education. But we are getting educated all the time, of course: by family, community, teachers, pals, bullies, and saints.
I've been on a bit of a trajectory of realization about that process — of being educated in not-so-obvious places — through my conversation this past fall with Adele Diamond, and now Mike Rose. They've given me a whole new appreciation for aspects of my experience that I had always characterized as on the sidelines of my education — debate teams and theater productions and choirs that kept me thinking and creative even as I was woefully under-challenged by schools in a small town in Oklahoma where advanced classes in everything were cut to keep up the football budget.
I've told myself that I had a failed primary and secondary educational experience. Now I can glorify joyful and energizing possibilities that did come my way with the word "education." Adele Diamond even gives me scientific language to explain the fact that debate and drama quite legitimately gave me the tools to "learn how to learn" and to use what I learn into the present.
I'm also watching my children's education with new eyes in ways that surprise me. I'm grasping why my daughter's two years in a Waldorf School were so fundamentally transformative. Waldorf's focus on storytelling, drama, handiwork, and music could come prescribed from the new science that Adele is part of. But I'm even appreciating my son's touch football games where so much negotiation and strategizing goes on alongside the physical.
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So, the SuperBowl is coming up on Sunday
. Do you watch it for the game or the commercials or not even bother watching it at all?
Commercials, though I get into the game. If my Falcons or Seahawks had made it, I would be all over the game.
I hated last year, when almost all the commercials were released on YouTube a week before the game. It made the game a "why bother" event. Hopefully the network has learned a lesson and is preventing advertisers from pre-releasing their ads.ReplyCancel
Puppy Bowl!!!!ReplyCancel
my hsband has a tradition of watching it with his best friend. This started 25 years ago before we were even married. Now the best friends lives on a farm 2 counties away so we go visit for the day, cook out and watch most of the game before we have to head home.
It's a lot of fun.ReplyCancel
I watch it for the game; I loathe the hype and the ads.
Having said that, I cannot stand the Harbaugh boys (to say nothing of Ray Lewis) and will likely take a pass on the entire spectacle for once.ReplyCancel
I used to love football and then my ex started playing fantasy football (several teams). Football no longer was about sitting down (often with friends) to watch a good game, it became about flipping from game to game, from noon til bedtime, to see how "his" players were doing. Ugh. I still hate football and he has been my experience for almost 7 years now.ReplyCancel
I'm close to the bay area, so I will be watching it.ReplyCancel
There's a game?ReplyCancel
I don't have TV but when I did, I was all about the Puppy Bowl. Is there a Kitty Bowl?!?!
I have never watched a football game. Ever. I've watched the bands play when people told me it was on but no games. I'm strange, I know. =)
I do love Super Bowl food and snacks. Does that count?ReplyCancel
I have to work it. We're reserving the restaurant by seats so every seat will be filled. Not looking forward to it.
I don't like football. I prefer the puppy bowl.ReplyCancel
I will watch the puppy bowl too!ReplyCancel
I'd rather watch NOTHING than football! I couldn't care less!!ReplyCancel
I usually watch it for the commercials, but this year it's all about the game. Another Northern Cali girl here so …. Go NINERS!!!!ReplyCancel
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I'm a basketball fan, so mainly for the commercials. Wifey is a Niners fan originally from the Bay Area, so I'm rooting for them.ReplyCancel
Puppy Bowl! With hedgehog cheerleaders and hampsters manning a blimp, that is must see TV.ReplyCancel
LOVE the Puppy Bowl! Looking forward to that.
With the amount of people that watch the Superbowl, I think some of you are lyin' about not watching. 😉 I thought it was like a written law that every American must watch with chicken wings and nachos in hand?ReplyCancel
Omg how could I forget the main source of crazy for that day? Thanks for reminding me J!ReplyCancel
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text: Dead Space 3: The Kotaku ReviewTina Amini2/05/13 9:00amFiled to: ReviewDead SpaceDead space 3KotakucoreVisceral gamesEaPS3Xbox 360PCTopNytselects4611EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink I can't believe I'm about to say this, but.... Advertisement Dead Space 3 is boring. Let's rewind a bit. In 2008 we were graced with EA's first Dead Space title. This was a claustrophobic horror game, filled with mystery and an obviously grander, more complex universe than we, as players during that first go, could comprehend. There was clearly more to this infestation of Necromorphs than Isaac could grasp. He only scratched at the surface of what was an increasingly interesting scandal of questionable research, an emerging religion, and a dark power that we had barely any information on. It's all very fascinating and scary. Dead Space introduced me to some of my favorite video game moments, too. Curb stomping corpses is something that is inexplicably pleasurable to me. Advertisement Jump to 2011 when Visceral and EA released Dead Space 2. The series made a transition that I thoroughly enjoyed. The level where we (Dead Space 2 spoilers) revisited Ishimura is one of my favorite video game levels ever. It was nostalgic, it was disconcerting to see the ship so changed and, heck, I still remember how gorgeous the textures on the hazard tarps draped all over the ship were. There were other memorable moments, too, like the haunting nursery level, flush with neon color and smeared blood in such a sick and complementary way. I remember the adrenaline rushes I used to get when being chased down by the regenerative Necromorphs, sacrificing random items I could've picked up along the way because I was pressed for time and life. New Necromorphs were a welcome addition to a game that maintained its franchise-staple creepiness, leading all the way up to that infamous (more spoilers) eye-drilling scene.The excitement and intrigue of Dead Space 1 and the memorable moments of Dead Space 2 brings us to present day 2013 where the series has officially lost its momentum.The story hangs flat. We're supposed to be reaching some sort of summation in this third chapter of the series, but it's not until the very latter half of the game that we finally get to experience anything remotely close to that. The Church of Unitology has the most meaningless presence until you get to that bridge, at which point you've already sunk in about 7 or so hours into the most formulaic Necromorph fights just to get there. Sponsored There are a handful of memorable moments in the game—moments where the game affords you some extra power and lets you tear through Necromorphs in a gleeful, satisfying battle where the predictable wave after wave of enemies is finally enjoyable—but they're unfortunately outshined by the monotonous, back-and-forth treks and rehashed maps that compose the rest of the game. Here's the not-so-secret formula to Dead Space 3: Advertisement Advertisement Find the thing the members of your group want you to find. (Which involves entering an area, fighting off a wave of Necromorphs, wait no there were a few more jump-scary Necromorphs left, ok now continue into the area and either solve a really simple puzzle or retrieve an item or something.)Meet up with your group.Five seconds later something collapses right under you and you're stranded from your group.Find your group again. But, hey, might as well fetch another thingy for them first.Meet up with your group.Get separated from them again.You see where this is going?It becomes almost laughable after the first few "NOOOO ISAAAACC COME FIND USSSS" whines from your group members when at this point you are just placing bets as to how long it'll take for the script to cut you off from the group this time. Isaac does so much falling in Dead Space 3 you'd think he'd start using the opportunities to practice diving moves for the next Olympics.Discussions leading up to Dead Space 3's launch did not come without skepticism from its fans. They feared too much action in favor of real horror. Too many jump-scares in place of twisted hallucinations and psychotic events. Advertisement I held onto hope. I was confident in Visceral's ability to make an enjoyable game. And they are still great game makers. But the direction that Dead Space 3 took felt confused. Like it didn't know what it was anymore. It became this Frankenstein creation of every bullet point needed to make a blockbuster hit, with some half-assed creepiness that ended up only serving as a depressing reminder of the husk that the series has become with this third title. WHY: Because this isn't how Dead Space should be remembered. Play 1 or 2 instead, and savor the happy (creepy) memories. Dead Space 3 (Solo)Developer: Visceral Games Platforms: PlayStation 3, PC, and Xbox 360 (reviewed) Released: February 5th (NA) Advertisement Advertisement Type of game: Third-person shooter, survival horrorWhat I played: Roughly 20 hours of the entire campaign, some parts co-op most parts singleplayer, including a handful of the side missions.My Two Favorite Things Advertisement Uncovering the events that lead up to the present through text and audio logs.Levels where you get to sit on a turret and blast through dozens of Necromorphs.My Two Least-Favorite ThingsThat it's barely a Dead Space game.Boring, repetitive levels. Doing the exact same thing over and over again.Made-to-Order-Back-of-Box-Quotes Advertisement Advertisement "Hey guys, there you are! No wait ahhhhh I fell again." —Tina Amini, Kotaku.com"Seriously, how many more tentacles could you possibly have left?" —Tina Amini Kotaku.comAgain. I can't believe I'm saying all of this.Maybe fan expectations are to blame. We've been unraveling so many details about the Markers and the origin of the Necromorphs. We've been seeing more of the religious group studying under the Church of Unitology. We've seen what the combination of these things do to people. Where the research has gotten us. Where it hasn't gotten us. It's all very, very fascinating to me. There are so many unanswered questions that Dead Space 3 would answer, I'd tell myself. Advertisement And Dead Space 3 definitely did reveal information that tied the three stories together, but it was told in the weakest way possible. Playing solo, I experienced maybe two, three hallucinations, something that once gave the series its strength but now only highlights where the game is lacking. The Church of Unitology, though a looming idea throughout the entire game, barely shows up until closer to the latter half of the game. I was impressed by how many lengthy side quests there were, and they added more context to the story overall, but the missions were almost identical and so completely repetitive. It felt like a long chore just to hear a few audio logs. You never feel like you're progressing, just wasting time.That leads me to my favorite thing about Dead Space 3: the text files. The audio logs, too. Reading up on what the engineers and scientists discovered about the Markers, their use, their origins, their connection to the universe and, through all that, the horrors they experienced while discovering all this—that was my favorite part about the game. But the fact that mere text files were the height of my solo Dead Space 3 experience should give you an appropriate frame of reference for how mediocre the entire thing is.Like I said before: this game bored me. There's nothing fun about running back and forth in the same areas, always on a fetch quest. At most on a rescue mission. There's nothing fun about facing the same boss three times over, fighting mostly the same choreographed fight each time, just to have the big, tentacle-y thing crawl its way out of there. Yet again. Advertisement Advertisement I don't want to be too harsh on Dead Space 3. It has a redeeming quality. A quality that most dedicated fans hated it for before even getting their hands on it: co-op. Everything that is boring and trite in single player feels pretty enjoyable in co-op.Having a companion lets me excuse the game's faults because I get to enjoy playing a third-person shooter with a friend. I don't think of it as a Dead Space game. This is simply a third-person shooter with enemies that are fairly unique when lined up next to the soldiers of the shooter genre's various worlds. With decent surround sound audio for added atmosphere, adding a heightened sense of panic to the game, because it's so difficult to gauge where the Necromorph gurgles are even coming from. It's a shooter with lots of different guns that you can construct. So when you're playing co-op with a friend your buddy can marvel at how your particular version of the plasma cutter sets your enemies on fire. You can show off your creations. Maybe your friend will introduce you to the power of a cryogenic-blasting shotgun while you let them in on the secret of crowd-controlling saw blades (a personal favorite). The weapon construction in this game is impressively robust. WHY: Because there aren't that many games with decent co-op campaigns, and it's fun to play with a friend. Dead Space 3 (Co-Op)Developer: Visceral Games Platforms: PlayStation 3, PC, and Xbox 360 (reviewed) Released: February 5th (NA) Advertisement Type of game: Third-person shooter, survival horrorWhat I played: Roughly 7 hours of the campaign, completing all the co-op specific missions. Advertisement Two Things I LovedComparing weapon creations. Yours freezes? Mine saws you in half and lights you on fire.Actual hallucinations and creepy moments (if you play as Carver).My Two Things I Hated Advertisement Some funny glitches that appear more frequently in co-op.Getting the short end of the creepy stick if you play as Isaac (since he never gets to experience Carver's hallucinations).Made-to-Order-Back-of-Box-Quotes"Dude. Look at my weapon. Look what I can do. I just sawed his arms off and then lit him on fire." —Tina Amini, Kotaku.com"Did you die? *blood appears on screen as you also die* FUCK yes you did." —Tina Amini, Kotaku.comAnd the guns truly are great. The workbench might be a little cumbersome for newcomers, but it's exciting to see what weapons you can craft, and how you can completely morph and change them. A weapon can start out with a freezing ability but you can swap it for flames. You can have two totally different versions of one weapon, and it's fun to play show and tell with a friend. Advertisement Dead Space 3 is a better game when you ignore that this is meant to be the third installment of a horror series. It's a better game when you ignore that it's a Dead Space title and just play for the co-op experience.There aren't many games with decent co-op campaigns. There are more games with multiplayer than there are games that allow for co-op campaigning. And for that, I think it's worthwhile to play Dead Space 3 if you're looking for just that kind of experience. While playing with friends, I got the impression that the game was built with the intention of focusing on cooperative play. Besides simple things like a workbench being built for two and the loot system fairly offering the same loot to both parties, the combat itself also felt great to play. It's certainly not as tense with a companion nearby, but it still feels fluid. You can coordinate with your buddy, shouting out enemy positions while you both concentrate on your corner of the room the Necromorphs are invading. Everything that sucked in single player sucked a little less with a friend to share the burden. Puzzles were more interesting to play cooperatively, and even that obnoxious boss was made all the better with a friend flanking from the opposite end. Advertisement The absolute best reason to play cooperatively over solo Dead Space 3 play, though, is the co-op-specific missions. These missions reveal more about John Carver, your companion. He has a dark history and his place in the game is to come to terms with that. It reveals an interesting character—perhaps the only interesting character in this particular Dead Space title, sorry Isaac—and an interesting relationship between him and Isaac. The game finally feels like Dead Space again when it's taking you down horrific memories long buried, but now unearthing in a violent, cryptic, and beautifully twisted way. Finally, Dead Space is trippy again.Even in co-op, though, the game is still marred by the same issues I had when playing solo. Though the game is immense, it often feels like you're spending a lot of time going nowhere what with all the backtracking you'll do. Wasn't I just here? Didn't I just fight the same exact sequence a mere 30 minutes ago? Yeah, you did. It might've been a reused, slightly reskinned level or just literal walks back and forth. Either way, it's not fun, no. But it's at least less bothersome when you're hanging out killing Necromorphs with a friend. Advertisement The co-op experience itself is not without its own flaws either. The lack of a jump-in/jump-out feature and a sometimes unreliable checkpoint system that's exacerbated by the fact that if your friend dies, you die, makes the experience a somewhat fidgety one. And I found lots of interesting bugs when playing with a friend, like getting trapped in the ceiling when I just nearly missed the elevator ride because my co-op buddy was too impatient to wait for me to get both feet on the platform (you know who you are). It's still a glaring fault that the third Dead Space title doesn't feel like it has the variety of enemies the first two games had. You face what feels like the same waves of enemies over and over again. This kind of transparency is one of the biggest hindrances to enjoying Dead Space 3 the solitary way. But Necromorph battles aren't the only area of the game that's completely see-through.Even with Carver's addition to the storyline, the entire plot outside of that is simply weak. And who are the rest of the characters you're grouped with? You might remember Ellie from the previous Dead Space title. Even if not, the game makes it clear that there's history there. Now she's shacking up with some other dude, and he seems kind of like a dick. Ok, so there's some personality, some story here. But who are these people really? Why should I care about them? All they do is group together for safety while they send me out to risk my life for some bitch mission. They may as well force me to sit in the tiny middle seat in the back of the space shuttle like a goddamn infant. The things that seemed exciting in Dead Space 1 and 2—the things that made their debuts in those games—are either missing or stale in Dead Space 3. The same old meaningless jump-scares of Necromorphs bursting out of ventilation shafts and appearing behind you make the game feel predictable. The lack of excitement behind the story makes the game feel sad, and the essence of Dead Space forgotten. The attempt at making you care an ounce about any of the characters you associate with and the poor execution of the storyline makes the game feel eye-rollingly transparent. Advertisement If you can forget for a moment that you're playing a Dead Space title, you just might enjoy playing what feels like a decent cooperative experience, even if the redundancies are still an issue. Oh, and, I suggest you play on Impossible mode, since the game seems to scale to the easier side from my experience.This probably isn't the Dead Space game you were hoping for. It sure as hell wasn't what I was hoping for. 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IntroductionSamarkand (sămərkăndˈ, Rus. səmərkäntˈ) [key], city (1991 pop. 395,000), capital of Samarkand region, in Uzbekistan, on the Trans-Caspian RR. It is one of the oldest existing cities in the world and the oldest of Central Asia. At the time of its greatest splendor medieval Samarkand was a fabulous city of palaces and gardens, with paved and tree-lined streets and a water system that supplied most of the individual houses. It had great silk and iron industries and was the meeting point of merchants' caravans from India, Persia, and China.
Modern Samarkand still is a major cotton and silk center. Wine and tea are produced, grain is processed, and there are industries producing metal products, tractor parts, leather goods, clothing, and footwear. The irrigated surrounding region has orchards and gardens and wheat and cotton fields. Samarkand is the seat of the Uzbekistan state university and of medical, agricultural, and teachers' institutes and the site of a regional museum.
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The arduino is capable of producing the pulse sequences you need but without more info we cannot be sure what sequence the pulses need producing in, the current is being drawn by the motor and what other components will/may be needed.
The motor is enclosed so if there is a switch being tripped I can not see it. I was hoping to do away with the boards (MD3110 and A29L040L) and replace them with the Arduino to run the motor. Does that seem possible? I don't think the motor draws many amp's.
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in case anyone was interestedOriginally Posted by spinecraft
I'm a reasonable male, get off my case....
5/22 - The Cure - Hollywood Bowl
5/31 - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Teragram (?)
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I'm glad it wasn't real but I also figured it wasn't.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
This seems appropriate.
Would you like some making fuck, berserker?
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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched moonbeams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in the rain...
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DescriptionBook Writer is a Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP writing environment for creative writers. To give the writer a central hold on a project of multiple chapters, Book Writer provides a Project Manager and a Project Commander. With these, the project is more like a book or manuscript held in the hand than a number of files scattered in the dark of electronic space. Book Writer provides visual interfaces to manipulate a project's files by dragging or clicking book and chapter icons. Book Writer can copy, move, and zip all or selected files in the project all at once. Book Writer can search all files in a project, replace text in all project files, index the project for instant text retrieval, and move from file to file to show the findings. Advanced search features include four ways to search files: plain-text search, regular expressions, approximate, and sound-alike. Find words even if they are misspelled. Instantly find all the lines in your project where you mentioned a particular name, or any word, and move from file to file, line to line by clicking on search results. Book Writer can organize and search the support files for a project, such as research documents or previous works. Just add such files to the project during development, remove later. After indexing, search all your support files instantly. You can use Book Writer's editor and other features without using the Project Manager and Commander. Book Writer omits word processing features for business that are unnecessary for creative writing, such as mail merge and team development. Book Writer includes a complete dictionary and thesaurus with both US and UK English. Turn Active Thesaurus(tm) on and double click any word to see dictionary and thesaurus listings. Book Writer can check spelling as you type. The spell checker can use US or UK English. The program provides pop-up, context-sensitive help via the F1 key. For writers, teachers, and students.
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Size: 2073 kB
Date of release: 10.2.2005
License: Shareware
Price: $ 44.95
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CB Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma
by Joe Buscaglia
posted Feb 17 2012 7:11AM
Jamell Fleming, #32
5'10", 192 lbs., 22 years old
Arlington, TX
2011: 60 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 INT, 10 PBU, 2 FF
2010: 71 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 1 sack, 5 INT, 14 PBU
2009: 15 tackles
2008: 23 tackles
- Above-average instincts keep him in the play on most occasions. Stays stride-for-stride with underneath routes like slants, drags and also recognizes some screens.
- Gets a bit physical with the receivers when the ball gets to them and doesn't get flagged, which draws the ire of opponents fans more than anything.
- Has a solid build for the position. Packed on 10 pounds of muscle from his Junior Pro Day in 2011 to the Senior Bowl.
- Experienced in special teams.
- His technique in turning out of his backpedal tends to take him out-of-balance. A quick double move as he's turning or a little shove to go along with it can direct him way off course.
- Not nearly physical enough in press coverage. Offers one arm at times at the receiver but most quickly either evade it or swat it down.
- Not really a seek and destroy type of player. Let's the ball carrier come to him rather than the other way around.
- Dismissed from Oklahoma because of academic problems, was later reinstated.
Special Notes:
- Turns 23 in May.
- By many accounts, had a very good week of practice at the Senior Bowl.
Projection: 3rd to 4th round
- While Fleming has some things to work on, you can tell that there are many things to work with for a team that wants to develop him. While not as polished at this point as some of the cornerbacks available, Fleming will go on Day Two or very early on Day Three.
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GoDaddy pulls its support from SOPA
Giant domain name registrar GoDaddy.com has pulled its support from the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act after owners of several websites announced they would take their business elsewhere.
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"We are deeply proud that Bike & Build has 265 riders this year who are so committed to the affordable housing cause that they are willing to raise much-needed funds and spend two months of their summer biking across this amazing country," said Bike & Build's Director of Operations and Outreach, Justin Villere. "Bike & Build provides the opportunity; it is the riders who make the impact on housing issues through our cycling trips."
The group will be traveling for more than 10 weeks and will help to build affordable housing in nine locations, including Tallahassee, FL, a week-long build in New Orleans, LA, Dallas, TX, and Modesto, CA. In order to participate in the trip, each rider raised at least $4,500 to help fund the trip costs and affordable housing efforts nationwide.
Bike & Build offers eight cross-country biking trips each summer. The 18 to 25 year old riders see and experience first-hand the affordable housing need in this country. They stop in towns along their route and participate in construction efforts at affordable housing sites that are in progress. Finally, the riders also meet with local officials and community members to discuss affordable housing issues. If you would like to meet the riders, they will be presenting their affordable housing discussion on July 18, 2013 at the Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church at 611 N 2450 E in Washington Utah. The time is 7:00 pm. For more information, call Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah at 435.674.7669.


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2 Lips Too Too Lynx Boot
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Take a walk on the wild side with the 2 Lips Too Too Lynx. This faux fur boot will have you looking and feeling hot on those cool days.
- Faux fur and smooth synthetic upper
- Buckle detailing
- 8" shaft height, back zipper
- 12" leg opening
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By: FurryBoots
Location: Wyoming
January 23, 2012
"These are cute boots but I did have to send the first pair I ordered back as they had a horrid smell to them. The box they came in appeared to have been wet at one time, The oder smelled somewhat like gasoline. I was surprised the product was shipped to a customer with the condition the box was in. I did order another pair. They too have an odor but it is not at all as bad as the first pair. I am going to keep them because I do think they are cute, hopefully the smell will disappear after wearing them. Comfort wise, not alot of padding as far as insole but with heavier socks that takes care of that. The zipper also is a bit stiff when zipping/unzipping."
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December 20, 2011
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Edward Ziggie Tanalski, 77, of Rosiclare, died 5 a.m. Tuesday, April 9, 2013, at the Hardin County General Hospital.
A private burial will be announced at a later date.
He was the widower of Elsie Jane (Brainard) Tanalski.
He is survived by a son, three grandsons, a brother and a sister.
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St. Louis County Library is teaming up with the Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) to provide library materials to new and expecting mothers. The collaboration delivers valuable information about parenting and childcare to first-time moms who might not otherwise be able to visit the library.
The program works within the existing NFP framework: nurses visit low-income, first-time moms in their homes to give health and wellness tips and to monitor the condition of mom and baby. SLCL sends pregnancy and childcare books for the clients, most of whom are teen-aged women who have few transportation options, and so rarely visit a library.
"It's an audience we wouldn't otherwise be able to reach," says Colleen Hall, Manager of Outreach Services for the library. "And for the participants, this program is like water in the desert."
Latoya, a client, agrees.
"I love the books the library sends. I'm reading to my son and we both love it," she says, as her son Dayvion crawls toward the newest pile of library books. "I used to make up bedtime stories for him. The library books are much better."
The library created a variety of kits for the program containing a mix of books, DVDs and music CDs. Some kits contain information for expectant moms, some for those with newborns or with toddlers. The nurses deliver a kit, pick up the old one, and rotate them among all their clients. The kits stay at the nurses' office. To date the program has circulated over 1,600 kits and over 13,000 books through the partnership.
Program leader Vanessa Davis called the national office of the Nurse Family Partnership to encourage others to partner with their local libraries.
"Right now the program is unique, but it is easy to replicate."
For St. Louis County Library, working with the Nurse Family Partnership is inspiring.
"Programs like this remind me why I went into library work," Hall says.
To learn more about SLCL's collaboration with Nurse Family Partnership, please contact Colleen Hall, Outreach Services Manager, at 314-994-3300 ext. 2330.
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Patricia Zwahlen has been named the Emery County School District teacher of the year for 2010-11. She has been with the school district for 26 years with five years at Book Cliff Elementary in Green River and 21 years at Huntington Elementary where she currently teaches the sixth grade.
Zwahlen is a skilled and dedicated teacher and leader. She is a successful elementary teacher who is knowledgeable in the content areas she teaches and demonstrates skill in the teaching strategies she uses. She is highly motivated. She has a high level of enthusiasm. She demonstrates a high level of professionalism and is committed to the education profession and to the development of herself and those she works with at Huntington Elementary.
According to her peers, "Tricia is a teacher, faculty advisor, director and friend. She teaches with enthusiasm and with that enthusiasm leads her sixth grade students into doing exactly what she wants. Her students are eager for the privilege to participate in every activity. It is contagious. Every day we hear students say, 'Sixth graders get to have more fun. Sixth graders get to do more things.' Besides sharing her enthusiasm with her students she also shares it with the staff. She is one of the few who can get away with tormenting the principal. She has an infectious giggle and makes every day a great day."
The Emery School district congratulates Zwahlen on her achievements and for being named the teacher of the year.


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Mix No. 6 Peek Combat Boot
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Looking for a casual bootie with some fun details? Look no further than the Peek lace-up ankle boot by Mix No. 6. This versatile combat boot can be worn a variety of ways for equally fabulous looks!
- Faux leather upper
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- 8" shaft height uncuffed, back zipper
- Round toe
- Printed fabric lining
- 1" block heel
- Imported
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By: AmChowchow
Location: New York, NY
April 07, 2015
Sand down the bottom..
"Stylish boots but... no arch support whatsoever. You may also want to sand down the bottom because there is NO traction at all. Made the mistake of wearing this out on a semi-wet day, and tiled train stations floors and metal sidewalk grates do not agree with this footing. You would think combat boots could be a bit more functional.."
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March 09, 2015
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Location: USA
November 13, 2014
Just perrfect
"I'm not falling for shoes very often, but I bought them just to try and see if I like. And I did. I fell for them. Goes with every casual outfit and very comfy, especially for those who stands for a long time on their feet during the day."
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Location: Minnesota
October 29, 2014
"These are the perfect fall combat boot. The material is very nice and the pattern is perfect. I love these. They aren't too bulky which I like. The lacing is unique and love how you can wear this three ways. It's also very comfortable! These would look cute with jeans or dresses!"
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Howard Payne University offering Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in 2014
BROWNWOOD, Texas - The job outlook has been bleak, but nursing is one area that's in demand.
Students at Howard Payne University will soon have a new option in the nursing field.
The university will offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree beginning in the fall 2014 semester.
Officials at Brownwood Regional Medical Center said the hospital struggles to keep registered nurses, and they think Howard Payne's addition of a BSN degree will benefit the hospital.
"We currently struggle to have enough RN's in the area to fill all of our current vacancies," said Michael Cadoret, chief nursing officer at Brownwood Regional Medical Center.
Cadoret believes a four-year degree nursing program at Howard Payne University could be the solution.
"The closest bachelor's program is Tarleton State University (in Stephenville), so not really in the area here at all," said Cadoret.
And because a BSN degree has not been offered locally in the past, Cadoret said many of their RN's leave after a year or two to return to their hometown.
"What we're really looking for is more of the local nurses giving the local people an opportunity to get a profession, and quite honestly, a good paying profession," said Cadoret.
Cadoret said by hiring local RN's, the hospital, Howard Payne University, and the Brownwood community benefits.
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LifeStride Sprocket Sport Flat
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Item # 276460
Stay comfortable while on the go in this adorable slip-on. The LifeStride Sprocket features the new Soft System which provides stability and enhanced comfort throughout the entire day to keep you moving in style!
- Faux leather upper
- Instep strap with elastic insert for secure fit
- Comfort cushioned insole that contours to foot
- ¾" molded heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: LasVegastessa
Location: Las Vegas
April 03, 2014
"I really wasn't into flats until I tried this shoe on. It's cute, stylish and a very comfortable walking shoe. I love them!!!!"
By: Laritafajita
Location: Cleveland
October 23, 2013
"I bought this shoe hoping for a versatile, comfortable flat that I could stand in for long periods of time. I was so disappointed when I wore them to work and my feet were killing me less than halfway through the day. The "padding" on the insole is flimsy and feels non-existent when you're wearing the shoe--it offers zero support. The back of the shoe also dug into my achilles. I wish I could return them. :("
By: LYfav
Location: VA
September 19, 2013
Very comfy & nice blue denim-y color
"Very nice blue color and with the silver accents looks a bit nicer than your average comfort shoe. Fits very true to size. I wear a 5.5 or a 6. I ordered a 5.5 and it is perfect."
By: Mimi53
Location: Oregon
August 27, 2013
LifeStride Sprocket
"Was looking for a comfortable shoe for work and this is it. Fairly good arch support and comfy soles. Very nice looking, too. Don't usually buy LifeStride, but these sold me!"
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Verification Process
Each year the federal government selects families to verify the information submitted on the FAFSA.
Verification must be completed no later than 30 days after the last date of the term you are enrolled in. Failure to do so will result in loss of any federal or state aid, including grants and loans. The student will be responsible for any resulting balance.
If your Free Application for 2017-2018 Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is selected for verification, you may be required to verify one or more of the items listed below.
1. Household size, taxable household income, untaxed household income
If your application is selected for traditional verification, the Verification Worksheet is available in our office, or you may print one. Please complete ALL sections of the Verification Worksheet. This form must be signed and dated by both the student and one (1) parent (if the student is dependent). Please read the verification request carefully and follow the instructions to avoid delays.
Because this form of verification includes taxable household income, we must request that the student and/or their parents provide 2015 Federal income tax information before funds may be paid to the student's account. Students/Parents may provide this information by doing one of the following - EITHER a. OR b.:
a. IRS Data Retrieval - When completing the income sections of the FAFSA, the applicant is given the option to have this data retrieved directly from the IRS. If the IRS tax retrieved information is changed on the FAFSA, the applicant will be required to submit an IRS tax transcript. However, the IRS data can be retrieved by the applicant when a correction is made to the FAFSA. If the retrieved data is not changed, then an IRS tax transcript will not be required. The IRS Tax Retrieval process will begin after February 15, 2016. The applicant must have a 2015 IRS tax return on file with the IRS.
b. If the applicants decide not to use the IRS data retrieval process and the application is chosen for verification, the applicant and the parents will be required to submit a 2015 IRS Tax Return Transcript.
2. High School Completion
Students who are selected to verify high school completion must provide either the Admissions Office or the Financial Aid Office with proof of graduation from a high school or equivalent. For complete instructions, please see our High School Completion Verification Instruction Sheet.
3. Identity & Educational Purpose
Students who are selected for identity and educational purpose must visit the Financial Aid Office in person to verify their identity and sign a statement declaring that their financial aid will be used for the purpose of paying for their education. To verify identity, the student must present a government issued ID such as a driver's license or passport. For complete details, please see our 2017-18 Statement of Educational Purpose.
4. SNAP (Food Stamps) & Child Support Verification
Students who are selected for SNAP (food stamps) and Child Support will need to complete the 2017-18 SNAP & Child Support Verification Form to attest to receiving SNAP benefits in 2014 or 2015. This form will also be used for the student to confirm child support paid in 2015, if any.
The IRS Tax Retrieval may not be available for the applicant in the following circumstances:
- If the student or the student's parents have filed the FAFSA with a marital status of separated, divorced or widowed, but a joint tax return was filed for 2015 with the IRS;
- If the tax filer is married to someone other than the individual included on the 2015 joint tax return;
- If the parent or student was not married in 2015 but is married at the time the FAFSA is filed. The current spouse's income must be reported on the FAFSA;
- If the parents or the student are married but filed tax returns separately;
- If an amended tax return was filed.
Please indicate the student's I.D. number or SSN on each form.
Here are two (2) ways tax filers can request a tax transcript:
1. ONLINE Go to www.irs.gov and request a copy of your 2015 Tax Return Transcript. For more detailed instructions, please see our IRS Tax Return Transcript Request Instructions. A paper transcript will be mailed to the requestor within 5 to 10 days. THIS CANNOT BE SENT DIRECTLY TO UDM. Please sign the tax transcript and send it to UDM.
2. VIA TELEPHONE You may call the IRS at (800) 908-9946 and request a 2015 TAX RETURN TRANSCRIPT.
In general, tax filers can anticipate that the IRS data will be available within either:
- Two weeks if the tax return has been filed electronically with the IRS OR
- Eight weeks if the tax returns have been mailed to the IRS.
If the tax filer has changed or corrected the federal income tax return, the amended information may not be available through the IRS data retrieval process. You will be required to submit both the original IRS tax transcript as well as the amended IRS tax transcript.IRS 1040 WILL NOT AND IS NOT REQUIRED TO BE FILED
The filers must attest that an IRS 1040 has not and will not be filed and that the IRS 1040 is not required to be filed. Copies of all 2015 W-2 forms from ALL employers must be submitted to the office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.
Applicants filing a Puerto Rico tax return or a foreign tax return may not use the IRS Tax Retrieval and must send a signed copy of their 2015 tax documents.MORE INFORMATION
We may require additional documentation to complete the verification process.IMPORTANT NOTE
All Federal/State Aid listed on the TitanConnect award will remain an estimate until the verification process has been completed by the financial aid office. If your financial aid award changes as a result of verfication, you will receive an email to your TitanConnect account informing you that your financial aid has been revised.


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Jellypop Jetty Flat
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Item # 280011
The Jetty by Jellypop is a shoe made for jetting around town or work. This classic and comfortable mary jane styled shoe is comfortable and stylish in an understated way.
- Faux leather upper
- Instep strap with adjustable buckle
- Cushioned footbed
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: ErinJRK
Location: Long Beach, CA
November 20, 2013
Runs a bit big
"I thought the shoe was comfortable, but I had to take it back because it ran big."
By: TashaLuv
Location: Southwest
October 21, 2013
Perfect shoes for being on your feet all day
"These are so soft and comfortable, they are perfect for a cute casual outfit. If you need to be on your feet for long periods of time, these are awesome. The insole is well padded and the inner materials are soft to the touch. There aren't any rough edges to grab or rub while walking. My feet are average width and they fit true to my usual size. The quality is decent for the price. Great value....cute and comfy."
By: UffDa
Location: Romeoville, IL
October 16, 2013
cute shoe!
"These are super cute flats, but they slip off in the back sometimes because they seem a little wide compared to other flats I own. A non-slip heel insert has fixed the problem, and I'm completely happy with them."
By: BeeRandi
Location: In Store
October 10, 2013
"So glad I found a cute pair of flats. And I'm becoming a jellypop fan! The shoe is super cute and can wear it to work or casual. Very comfy inside, which is nice when I have to walk a block every day from the parking lot to my office. Looks cute with the invisible liner socks and with ankle socks too. Happy for this purchase!"
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|Posted by Leland Thomas on February 14, 2004 at 10:56:14:
|In response to Re: Radiant heat, Gas or Oil, Furnace vs. Hot water heater????
: I have received conflicting recommendations regarding a hot water heater for heating (radiant under floor) and domestic hot water use. My plumber has advised me that I should use a cast iron furnace with a large storage tank and not a water heater. An oil and gas hot water heater manufacturer suggested oil heat with a large hot water heater with a minimum 100-gallon storage and recovery rate of over 200 gallons p/hour. A radiant heat company suggested gas fuel as preferred promoting a 96% efficient 50-gallon storage with 120-gph recovery and as an oil alternative a Bock unit with a 50-gallon storage and 166-gph recovery.
: Facts:
: 1) A new home 2,863 sq. ft.
: 2) Location: Portland, Maine
: 3) Fuel source available either propane, electric or oil.
: 4) Radiant heat
: 5) Water: 79 PSI
: 6) No more than 4 occupants
: 7) Standard dishwasher and washing machine
: 8) Two and half bathrooms including a master bath with a custom shower and steam room. The shower will have 10 Grohe outlets rated at 2.5 GPM each at 80 PSI.
: My question is what fuel and minimum tank storage size/recovery rate will give me sufficient hot water for this house?
: Thanks in advance for your help.
If you still have questions about your radiant heat,I'M HEATING A 5900 SQ.FT. house with a water heater rated 95+.We have 5 bathrooms a whilepool and 7 people. It heats domestic as well as myhouse on a 50 gal. unit.
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Heading into this 2013 season, Buffalo Bills fans appeared to have a sense of reserved optimism. As is the case every year, if you ask around, you'll find a range of opinions on how many games the Bills can win. But you'd most often hear that if the quarterback is decent, the team could reach .500 or better.
Then Stephon Gilmore got hurt.
The former first-round pick will miss up to eight weeks with a wrist injury. If there was one player the Bills could not afford to lose it was Gilmore. And, rightfully so, optimism has taken a serious hit.
Should it? How much will his absence really hurt the Bills' chances at the post-season?
The Bills' defense, which was arguably the worst in the NFL last season, is currently in a state of flux. They have a new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine, a questionable front line, unproven linebackers and a converted corner playing strong safety. The only sure thing on D is Jarius Byrd, who's sure-thing-ness has recently been in question as he and his agent battle with the team over a contract.
But the shining light of optimism was Gilmore. The second-year cornerback was terrific at times last season and appeared ready to take the next step, pushing him into the realm of Darrell Revis, Richard Sherman, Joe Haden, Brandon Flowers etc.
How good was he?
Statistically, the South Carolina product was the Bills' best cornerback and in the second tier around the league. Yes, he only had one interception. But judging cornerbacks by interceptions alone is pretty much the worst way to evaluate them.
AdvancedNFLstats.com lists Gilmore as Buffalo's best cornerback in 2012, with an Estimated Points Added of 16.7. The statistic gauges the effect of each play a player was involved in on the game's outcome. So if Gilmore bats down a 4th-and-1 pass, his EPA will go up. If he's torched for a 50-yard touchdown, it goes down.
Compared to the league, he ranked 72nd in EPA, 73rd in Win Probabiltiy Added (similar to EPA) and 10th in pass deflections.
FootballOutsiders, another highly respected statistics website, gave Gilmore a 44% "Stop Rate" on pass plays against. That ranked 32nd in the NFL. Interestingly, he was only targeted 20.1% (ranked 24th in the NFL) of the time by opposing QBs, despite often covering the opponent's No. 1 WR
If you put together the pieces of the stats puzzle, you land pretty much where you would have expected: That Gilmore was a pretty good cornerback last year, but not elite.
There's one other stat, however, that leads us perfectly into the visual analysis: During the final 11 games, the Bills' No. 1 corner allowed just 53.5 percent of passes thrown at him to be completed with zero (!) touchdowns.
The visual evidence backs up the stat, which suggests Gilmore learned on the fly and advanced significantly throughout the 2012 season.
We remember him getting burned several times last year. One of those was this torch job, by Cleveland Browns WR Travis Benjamin. You'll see here in the full highlight that Benjamin is standing all by his lonesome in the endzone.
Benjamin's move on Gilmore is a pretty common one. He takes a step toward the center of the field, then breaks toward the sideline. As you'll see here, the Bills' top pick was looking back toward the ball and reacted late to the move, leaving Benjamin wide freaking open for the TD.
Clearly, Gilmore is a "fool me once" type. Because later in the season, while matched up with a far superior wide receiver Reggie Wayne, we see a similar move. Only this time, Gilmore has his eyes on Wayne, anticipates, and closes on Wayne to break up the pass. Brilliantly played.
How good will he be?
At training camp, Gilmore continued to progress, giving the Bills' young wide receivers fits. WGR's Joe Buscaglia named him the Training Camp MVP, writing "Watching second-year cornerback Stephon Gilmore cover up receivers play after play, and practice after practice, it really makes you believe a breakout campaign could be on the way."
One of the best analysts around, Cian Fahey, who ran the blog Pre-Snap Reads and now writes for Football Guys, broke down every play of Gilmore's 2012 season, then made a prediction for the future:
"As an aggressor, with phenomenal physical traits and refined technique, Gilmore only needs to improve his consistency slightly and prove his longevity if he is to land alongside Richard Sherman and Darrelle Revis in that exclusive top tier of NFL cornerbacks. Much like Sherman, Gilmore's play was overlooked during his rookie season. He has every opportunity to earn greater recognition next year."
In terms of stats, FootballOutsiders' "Similarity Score," which compares age vs. production compared Gilmore to Charles Woodson. (see in previous FO link)
All the signs are pointing to the Bills' young corner becoming one of the league's best – and their new defensive coordinator was probably banking on it. By now, you've heard the comparisons with Revis Island. From a scouting perspective, the reasons are pretty simple: Size, closing ability, physical play at the line. All similar to the former Jets superstar DB.
The website NFL Philosophy wrote about Pettine's use of Revis. In the article, he shows this telling screen shot. (Revis at the top)
As you see, Revis is literally on an island. He's all alone, one-on-one. Pettine is able to move one defensive back up to the line because he knows Revis does not need help.
This is where the damage to the Bills' chances really comes in. At the moment, Buffalo has very little to count on in terms of cornerbacks. Leodis McKelvin has proven to be below average, Justin Rogers and Ron Brooks look like depth players at best and Crezdon Butler is a complete wild card with a ceiling nowhere near that of Gilmore.
Pettine likely hoped to cover up all the holes by using defensive backs in the pass rush or stacking opponents' No. 2 wide receivers and tight ends with multiple defenders. That's the advantage a shutdown corner gives a team.
Now Pettine will have to overhaul the way he uses his defensive backs or hope to the heavens that McKelvin can handle the load for the first half of the year. Neither option is ideal.
Sure, Pettine lost Revis last season, too. But he was blessed with a well above average No. 2 named Antonio Cromartie. That luxury does not exist in Buffalo. Maybe someday the team will learn the value of depth.
How many points or wins could Gilmore's absence cost the Bills?
It's impossible to predict the impact to an exact figure, but think of it this way: Within the first eight games, the Bills play against Tom Brady, Cam Newton, Joe Flacco and Drew Brees. They also play Andy Dalton, (Jets QB here), Ryan Tannehill and Brandon Weeden. So his presence will be missed in some games more than others.
What do the Bills do now? There's pretty much one player whose shoulders the success of the defense rests upon now: Mario Williams. Without Gilmore locking down opponents' receivers, the Bills will have to rely heavily on getting pressure on quarterbacks. Blitzing is great, but Williams was signed to a $100 million contract to get after the QB. For the first eight weeks, they'll especially need him to earn his dollars.
Should Bills fans' optimism take a hit? Absolutely. But the season isn't lost by any means. There's still the new quarterback and CJ Spiller. There's still Kiko Alonso and an above average defensive line. If anything, we'll find out in these first eight weeks what Mike Pettine is made of and how head coach Doug Marrone handles a crisis. Because, at least in today's football world, losing a potential elite cornerback is a crisis.


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Judge Dredd returns to theaters this week with the release of "Dredd 3D." Plus, "End of Watch," "House at the End of the Street," "Trouble With the Curve," "The Master" and more.
'Dredd 3D' | 'End of Watch' | 'House at the End of the Street' | 'Trouble with the Curve' | 'The Master' | 'Unconditional' | 'You May Not Kiss the Bride' | '10 Years' | '17 Girls'
"Dredd 3D"
Director: Pete Travis.
Starring: Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby, Lena Headey.
Rated: R for strong bloody violence, language, drug use and some sexual content.
In this new take on the "Judge Dredd" comics, which first hit the silver screen in the 1995 Sylvester Stallone film, Karl Urban stars as Dredd, a fearsome law enforcer working in violent Mega-City One in the the future.Dredd, determined to stop the flow of drugs into the city, teams up with a cop-in-training to take on the drug lord Ma-Ma.
"End of Watch"
Director: David Ayer.
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña, Anna Kendrick.
Rated: R for strong violence, some disturbing images, pervasive language including sexual references, and some drug use.
After confiscating a cache of money and firearms from gang members during a routine traffic stop, two young Los Angeles police officers find themselves hunted by a dangerous drug cartel.
"House at the End of the Street"
Director: Mark Tonderai.
Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Elisabeth Shue, Max Thieriot.
Rated: PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and terror, thematic elements, language, some teen partying and brief drug material.
After a mother and daughter move into a small town, they find out they're living next door to a house where a young girl murdered her parents. But when the daughter starts investigating the crime, she gets wrapped up in it.
"Trouble With the Curve"
Director: Robert Lorenz.
Starring: Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, John Goodman.
Rated: PG-13 for language, sexual references, some thematic material and smoking.
Clint Eastwood stars as an aging baseball scout taking his final recruiting trip, this time accompanied by his daughter.
"The Master"
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson.
Starring: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams.
Rated: R for sexual content, graphic nudity and language.
Joaquin Phoenix stars as a traumatized Navy veteran returning home from World War II. He meets a charismatic man who's forming his own faith-based organization, known as the Cause, which is just beginning to catch on. Anderson also directed "There Will Be Blood."
Director: Brent McCorkle.
Starring: Lynn Collins, Michael Ealy, Bruce McGill.
Rated: PG-13 for some violent content and mature thematic elements.
Depressed and lost after her husband's violent death, a woman reunites with an long-lost friend. Together, they find new hope by working with underprivileged children.
"You May Not Kiss the Bride"
Director: Rob Hedden.
Starring: Dave Annable, Katharine McPhee, Rob Schneider.
Rated: PG-13 for sexual material and references, some rude humor and violence.
A pet photographer is forced to marry the daughter of a dangerous Croatian mob boss, which seems like bad news until he starts to fall for her. When his bride is kidnapped on their Hawaiian honeymoon, he'll stop at nothing to save her.
"10 Years"
Director: Jamie Linden.
Starring: Channing Tatum, Rosario Dawson and Chris Pratt.
Rated: PG-13 for language, alcohol abuse, some sexual material and drug use.
Former high-school classmates come together again for their 10th reunion, with all the baggage that entails.
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From the things-that-make-you-go-hmmm department: Dwight Howard and Phil Jackson are texting buddies, according to the Los Angeles Lakers center.
Howard, who is still not himself physically after having back surgery in April, told reporters after the Lakers' loss at Oklahoma City on Tuesday night that the former Lakers coach has been sending his support via text message. It could be nothing more than a genuine sign of sympathy from a fellow big man who has spent more than his share of time suffering through physical ailments, but the fact that Howard shared it publicly is enough to make you wonder what it means.
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Bear in mind, Howard is known to have been in favor of a Jackson reunion in Los Angeles before the team made the surprising decision to go with Mike D'Antoni in the 11th hour on Nov. 12. If anyone knew how to incorporate Howard with Kobe Bryant in the most harmonious way possible like he always tried to so many years ago with Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, it was Jackson.
What's more, the coach who was chosen over Jackson has struggled in that realm largely because Bryant and his five championship trophies carry so much influence in Laker Land that getting him to change, to realize the importance of consistently sharing the offensive wealth, is the tallest of tasks. The loss against the Thunder was the latest example, as Bryant battled through his right elbow stinger to take a team-high 19 shots (for 30 points) while Howard took just seven shots and had just one touch of any significance in the entire second half (he was fouled by Reggie Jackson and made one of two free throws). The Lakers fell to 30-31 and are now 2 1/2 games out of playoff position in the Western Conference with 21 games to go.
This may or may not be relevant context to the revelation that Howard and Jackson are texting pals. But as TNT analyst and former point guard/Phoenix Suns executive Steve Kerr said in our recent chat about this always-interesting team, it's always an interpretative dance when it comes to this discussion.
"I don't think (the Lakers season) has really been overly dramatized by the media," Kerr said last week. "I think there's been genuine intrigue and storylines, with the coaching changes and Dwight and Kobe often speaking through the media in sort of coded phrases. It's been really strange just to watch the whole thing unfold."
This, then, is merely the latest oddity.
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Skip to comments.Breaking: DEMOCRATS to REIMBURSE Insurance Companies Up to 80% on O-Care Losses (Video)
Posted on 11/18/2013 3:26:41 PM PST by servo1969
This must have been one of those backroom deals we heard so much about Stuffed inside the Obamacare law passed by Democrats (with no Republican votes) is a provision that will reimburse insurance companies up to 80% of their losses due to Obamacare. Melissa Francis reported on FOX News:
Marco Rubio has been out highlighting the fact that there is this risk corridor where written into this law that nobody read is this idea that is insurance companies have 3% higher costs than they estimated as a result of whos in these pools, they can recoup 50% of that money from the government, from you and me. 8% higher than what they estimated, they can recoup 80%! This bailout of the insurance companies is the next big thing well all be talking about.
And, here we thought Democrats hated insurance companies.
Well, Nancy Pelosi was right: they did have to pass it for us to see what was in it.
Pgh.... We be shafted again. :-(
And it's OUR money. What would be wrong with an armed insurrection at this point? Do we not have the right to defend our country against its enemies, if those enemies happen to be politicians?
Risk Corridor has been repeatedly reported on Fox News.
Hardly "Breaking News."
It's "Corporate Cronyism," the Chicago Way.
Knew that was what the big meeting was between Obama and the insurance companies last week. It's called another bailout; Obama is glad - one step closer to a bankrupt America.
This is MILLIONS, likely more. This is our damn money!
Incredible. Crony capitalism (aka, fascism) in action.
democrats can not tie this to republicans since not one voted for it.
How is this not single payer?
Where are the Democrats getting the money for this?
just kidding
What the Hell happened to this country?
Does anyone else wonder how many dollars the insurance slipped into Democrats pockets to get this little gem inserted?
It's all about the money you know. Democrats can be bought cheap, and Pelosi has been known to sell out for almost anything.
told you obamacare was too big to fail. especially if the GOP keeps funding it. defund it period.
Likely hundreds of billions, actually, since NOBODY under 25 is going to sign up for this.
All group policies have a 2-2.5% fee, that goes to the insurance companies. This is in addition to another .5 - 1% fee (3.5%, total - for now) that's also tacked on and goes in to various slush funds.
Actually, I thought it was 100% the first year and 80% the next two years. And NOW Obama thinks he's got the authority to include the illegal, non-compliant, re-issued cancelled polices he's "allowed" by illegal edict in this payback scheme. That's the inducement he's using to try to get the insurance companies to re-issue these illegal policies.
don't worry their anti-business supporters have never seen a handout they didn't like.
i like the convexity of the subsidy, the worse your estimate, the more the gov't makes up the difference
marx wrote that history repeats itself twice, first as tragedy and then as farce
i don't think the collapse of hillarycare qualifies as tragedy, but obama sure has the farce aspect covered
Whether its Benghazi, EPA, IRS etc they are in harmony with the false claims and
misrepresentations about Obamacare that the White House has repeated
UNTIL actual reported computer numbers disputed their positive claims
at the State Health Exchanges.
Importantly Obama's actions, viewed under the guise of "behavioral"
economic policy, trace the decline in Market Based Capitalist
solutions and and hail the birth of a "centrally planned" and
"directed" US economy.
Obamacare is a "public-private partnership aka PPP" and the term is a
trojan horse and surrogate for centrally planning. The genesis of the
term can be traced back to the South African Communist Party which
instructed party cadres at the fall of the Berlin Wall and USSR, to
use the new terms to distance itself from the fall of the Russian
Communist Party and its lexicon for economic management.
But no matter what we label "PPP", its intent is to establish a
directed economy where the Central Government holds the vital cards
such as in healthcare and economic statistics.
Very likely with the way it's going. If there is one thing to refuse to fund in the House, it's this.
The public will be on our side if the Dems are pushing an insurance bailout in response to their own failures.
As always, like good socialist, they will pay for it with your money.
Hope it all comes out of the DNPs funds.
But, but, but, but, but...they told us OCare would be less than $1 trillion!!
I can't believe they'd lie to us! LOL
This is old news. As a benefit of climbing into bed with the President, he promises that if the young and healthy do not enroll in the exchanges, he will make sure the venture still works for the participating insurers.
How long can such losses be financed at the expense of the taxpayers?
Wow, that's just swell of them! I assume that the money is coming out of Democrat party funds? No?
This has been know for awhile. What it shows is the great uncertainty in terms of the makeup of the Obamacare Risk Pool. That's hardly a surprise.
But note that at 80% reimbursement the Insurance Companies are operating at a loss. They're not losing that much but they are still losing money. You are not going to keep them interested in that kind of business. Even at 100% it would still be ZERO PROFITS and they wouldn't stick around very long for that kind of a deal.
This really isn't as bad as it looks. It can only be a temporary thing while the Insurance Companies decide if this deal is any good.
And also note that if they do suffer losses in 2014 then the rates will have to go up to where there is no need for a subsidy in 2015 or they will still be losing money. Death spiral here we come.
When the states were booted from the senate, consolidation of power in Washington was guaranteed.
What was clear to the framing generation was overwhelmed in the 1910s progressive wave.
The wonder is that it took a hundred years to really descend into hard tyranny.
.....and wouldn't cost the tax payers one more red cent, or add to the deficit. In fact, people would be saving $2,000 - $2,500 a year on their premiums if obomacare was enacted as well!
Truth can hurt but isn't necessarily "mean", unless you're a perpetually offended liberal. ;-)
And with some creative bookkeeping, the losses could work out very favorably for the insurance companies (and the Democrats, if they can figure out how to launder that money).
the bailout is going to be huge, hundreds of billions for sure
haha yes I was speaking from poor little barrys point of veiw......
lifes tough when your lifetime achievement turns out to have as little utility as a broken toaster.
I can almost hear barry discussing this with harry and nancy
Cant we call this HarryCare for a few weeks???
As I've said all along, the Chicago mob is all about crony capitalism, not doctrine.
Cut out the insurance companies, cut out a big source of lobbying dough and contributions.
The government doesn't have any money to give. They're so generous with YOUR money.
If something drastic doesn't happen to save us soon, the U.S. economy will crash in the fall of 2015 (Sept. or Oct.)
They've printed too much money to make Wall Street look like it's doing well under oboma, and they've paid the freeloaders not to work for far too long.
The grasshoppers have outnumbered the ants, and you know what happens at the end of that story.
On page 107 of the healthcare bill Obama facilitates Muslim triumphalism----the Muslim system of controlling non- Muslims who were conquered through jihad----including the TAXING of non-Muslims as a reward for Muslims having to tolerate the presence of infidels AND as a coercive means of converting the conquered to Islam.
ObamaCare allows the establishment of Dhimmitude and the Sharia Muslim diktat----Muslims are specifically exempted from the government mandate to purchase insurance, and also from the penalty tax for being uninsured. Islam considers insurance to be gambling, risk-taking, and usury and is thus banned. Muslims are specifically granted exemption based on their religious beliefs.
So Imam Louis Farrakhan and his followers will have no such penalty and have their health insurance needs subsidized by infidel taxpayers. <{> And that is known as "Dhimmitude" as facilitated by Obama/care.
All those loyal Democrats who SUPPORT Obama AND VOTED for O/Care, also SUPPORT this atrocity. I guess Nancy doesn't know about it (cackle).
The Medicaid rolls explode, the low income people get subsidies, the insurance companies get a bailout, and the people who actually pay for insurance gets higher premiums, higher deductibles, higher out of pocket and higher taxes to pay for all this crap.
Millions should be matching on DC with torches and pitchforks.
Isn't this special.
This is de facto 'Single Payer'. How is it not, other than for the fact doctors don't yet wear U.S. gov't issued badges?
And you thought the housing bubble was a disaster!
Follow the money. In the end, this is the main reason why people do what they do — corrupt politicians, even more so.
How much in terms of $billions is that going to cost? Add that in with the bureaucracy costs which already will cost us $151.8 billion annually. We could have covered the 18.5 million uninsured with a simple check for subsidized health insurance that would cost us only $55.5 billion. At $55.5 billion we would get healthcare at a bargain.
You mean the housing bubble that was caused by government interference with low rates and easy loans because "everyone deserves to have a house"? Sounds familiar.
" Its called another bailout; ...."
It's more like a pre-installed, battery-powered bilge pump.
The insurance companies are going to game this — e.g. they could build up a customer base by undercharging, and have the government pick up the tab for the losses.
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The Gospel according to John 8:12-20
Again Jesus spoke to them, saying, "I am the light of the world; he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." The Pharisees then said to him, "You are bearing witness to yourself; your testimony is not true." Jesus answered, "Even if I do bear witness to myself, my testimony is true, for I know whence I have come and whither I am going, but you do not know whence I come or whither I am going. You judge according to the flesh, I judge no one. Yet even if I do judge, my judgment is true, for it is not I alone that judge, but I and he who sent me. In your law it is written that the testimony of two men is true; I bear witness to myself, and the Father who sent me bears witness to me." They said to him therefore, "Where is your Father?" Jesus answered, "You know neither me nor my Father; if you knew me, you would know my Father also." These words he spoke in the treasury, as he taught in the temple; but no one arrested him, because his hour had not yet come.
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Draw the graph of a continuous increasing function in the first
quadrant and horizontal and vertical lines through two points. The
areas in your sketch lead to a useful formula for finding
Solve this integral equation.
Generalise this inequality involving integrals.
In the game of Calculus Countdown you are given the following four machines into which you insert cards with functions written on them; the four machines chew up the input card(s) and spit out new cards with functions written on them. You can put any output cards back into the machines if you like. The
idea of the game is to hit certain target cards given a set of initial cards.
Let's play a game. You are given the following initial seven cards (no constants of integration from the integral machine and no repeats of cards, other than the pair of $e^x$s)
Which of the following targets could you hit starting with these cards? You can use a fresh set of seven cards for each new target.
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BOONEVILLE – The latest game between Division 1-3A powers Ripley and Belmont started as a blowout and ground to a possession game before the Lady Tigers pulled away for a 57-45 victory and a division tournament title
Ripley (27-4) led 16-5 at the end of one quarter by forcing eight turnovers, including five steals. Three of those were by Dandy Dozen selection Jayla Chills, who scored five of its first seven points. Belmont was held scoreless until the 3:43 mark of opening quarter.
Chills finished with seven steals and led all scorers with 22 points.
The Lady Tigers built as much as a 23-10 lead on a Chills free throw early in the second quarter before Belmont got back in the game by forcing their own turnovers and making foul shots. Belmont hit 8 of 10 shots from the line to trail 27-20 at the break.
The Lady Cardinals were 23 of 29 from the charity stripe.
Belmont closed to within 28-24 on buckets from Natasha Jones and Katelyn Nunley. The teams went back and forth before Kela Powell made a jumper to tie the game at 33 with 2:49 to play. Powell led Belmont (20-9) with 16 points and Nunley added 12.
Following a Ripley timeout, the Lady Tigers went on a 9-3 run to close the third. Six points came from Matavia Cox, including a driving layup to lead 42-36. Cox had 12 bench points.
"We were fouling in the first half and gave them points from the free throw line and in the second half they got in the lane and really penetrated to make a run," said Ripley coach Katie Bates.
Chills scored 11 points in the fourth. Her two free throws with 5:59 to play made it 46-36. Two more free throws by the senior guard gave Ripley its biggest lead of the game at 56-43 with two minutes to play.
"We were down, but we came back and got into the rhythm of what I wanted them to do," said Belmont coach Chris Higginbottom. "The thing that changed is we just got out of sync."
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Brigadier Justin Kelly retired from the Australian Army in 2007. An Armor officer, his last postings in Australia were as Director General of Future Land Warfare in Army Headquarters and Commander of the Land Warfare Development Centre. His operational appointments included command of the Peace Monitoring Group on Bougainville, deputy command of the United Nations peacekeeping force in East Timor, and Director of Strategic Operations in Headquarters Multi-National Force-Iraq. Brigadier Kelley is a graduate of the Royal Military College Duntroon, Royal Military College of Science (UK), Army Command and Staff College, Joint Service Staff College, and the U.S. Army War College.
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Allman Brothers Band calling it quits following Haynes, Trucks departures
The Allman Brothers band will take the occasion of their 45th anniversary to wind down on the heels of the announcements that their two guitarists, Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, will exit the band at the end of 2014.
In an interview with Relix magazine, band leader Gregg Allman said "This is it—this is the end of it," adding, "45 years is enough and I want to do something else, anyway. Everyone has their own real good perspective bands."
Word of the band's sunset follows the joint decision of the band's two guitarists, Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, to depart the Allman ensemble to focus on their respective solo projects after 2014.
As word of Haynes' and Trucks' coming departures set in at the start of the year, tickets for the band's annual Beacon Theatre residency quickly ramped up in demand, prompting the addition of added shows to bring the total to 14 shows. The band currently has two festival bookings on its 2014 itinerary following the Beacon run. They'll play the WANEE Festival in April and Montage Mountain in August.
Allman doesn't completely close the door on possible Allman activity down the road. "Who's to say?" he said to Relix, "We may get together every five years and just do one play at a time."