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Drew Tyler Mason, 26, of Owenton, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012, at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center from injuries received in an auto accident.
Surviving are his parents, Rodney (April) Mason and Luci (Steve) Bishop Grubb; his brothers, Michael Grubb and Ryan Mason; and his sisters, Lindsey Grubb and Andrea Mason.
The funeral services were held Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at the Seminary Street location of the McDonald & New Funeral Homes. Burial was in the Owenton Cemetery.
Diana "Marlene" Mason, 65, of New Liberty, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012, at the Frankfort Regional Medical Center.
She was the daughter of the late Willie and Alice Parker Poe.
Survivors include her husband, Delbert Mason; her son, William Souder of Carnesville Ga.; her daughter, Alicia (Tim) Roach of Commerce Ga.; and her stepsons, Ricky, Rodney and Randy Mason.
"C.B." Marston, 93, of Owenton passed away Monday, Oct. 15, 2012, at his residence.
Rosie J. King, 68, passed away Monday Oct. 15, 2012, in Lexington.
She is survived by her son Bobby (Kim) King of Sparta; three brothers, Ronnie, Donnie and James King; and two sisters, Dorothy Courtney and Mary Bladen.
The family will receive friends Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, starting at 11 a.m. at the Main Street location of McDonald & New Funeral Homes. The funeral service will begin at 1 p.m.
McDonald & New Funeral Homes is in charge of all arrangements.
Rita Lou Ogburn Craigmyle, 70, of Owenton, passed away Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at the Baptist East Hospital in Louisville.
Born Feb. 15, 1942, in Carroll County, she was the daughter of the late Ernest and Sabbath Roberts Ogburn.
Rita was the owner of Rita's Furniture and was a member of the Family Worship Center in Carrollton.
Surviving are her husband, F.D. Craigmyle of Owenton; her son, Monty Craigmyle of Owenton; her brother, Rodney (Addie) Ogburn of Carrollton; her sisters, Pat (Johnny) Craigmyle of Sparta and Debra (Harry) Perry of Carrollton.
Peggy Ann Wade, 83, of Lexington, passed away Thursday, Oct. 6, 2012, at the Saint Joseph Hospital.
She was the daughter of the late Vincent and Flora Ballard Johnson.
Survivors include three sons, Vince Edwards of Mandeville, La., James Edwards of Naples, Fla. and Todd Wade of Lexington; and her daughter, Mary (Paul) Rawlings of Midway.
The funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, at the Main Street location of McDonald & New Funeral Homes. Burial was in the Monterey Cemetery.
Hubert "Henry" Hammond, 93, of Owenton, passed away Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012, at the Mercy at Westpoint Care Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
He was the son of the late Jimmy D. and Hattie Belle Jones Hammond.
He was the widower of Thelma Ayres Hammond.
Survivors include his son, Gregory Hammond of Arizona; and his daughters, Beverly Kaye (Roger) Maloney, Shirley (Hugh) Frost, both of Cincinnati, Ohio and Judy (Wallace) Traylor of Memphis, Tenn.
Bernard Zakem, 85, passed away Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012, at the Sam Swope Care Center.
Survivors include his wife, Ruby Schwartz Zakem and a son, Marc (Ann).
The funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012 at Herman Meyer & Son, 1338 Ellison Avenue in Louisville with burial in The Temple Cemetery.
Jenna Louise Ruth Cole, 82, of Lexington, wife of Robert B. Cole, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, at her home.
She was born in Owen County to the late John Will Ruth and Beulah Mae Towles Hunter.
Including her husband, she is survived by two sons, Ronald G. (Pamela) Hudson and Robert B. (Teresa) Cole II; a daughter, Julie Cole (Brad) Wilson; six grandchildren, Brian D. Hudson, Robyn R. Hudson, Lauren A. Wilson, Victoria E. Wilson, Nicholas A.C. Wilson and Evan B. Cole; three great-grandchildren, Alyson and Taylor Moberly and Drew Hudson.
Doris Dey Lusby Bourne, 95, of Owenton passed away Sept. 23, 2012, at the Baptist Hospital East in Louisville.
She was the daughter of the late William David Lusby, Sr. and Hallie B. Wilhoite Lusby.
She was the wife of the late Raymond "Ray" Joseph Bourne.
Survivors include her sons, Daniel Joseph Bourne of Lexington and Herschel R. Bourne of LaGrange; and her daughters, Gay Snider, of Finchville, Gerry Ennis of Bagdad, and Marcia Kern of Shelbyville.
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The Owenton News-Herald is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Owen County and Owenton, KY, and the surrounding area.


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TOKYO — An international meeting to coordinate sanctions on the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad is being held in Tokyo.
Host Japan says Friday's talks will give participating countries a forum to review the effectiveness of sanctions already in place. They will also consider new measures to stop the violence that has erupted in Syria, resulting in a civil war that activists say has killed 36,000 people.
The coalition of nearly 70 countries, including the U.S., the European Union and Arab League, last met in September. The group was established after the U.N. Security Council failed to agree on a resolution condemning the Syrian regime, due to opposition from Russia and China.
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This post was written by Ocean Conservancy intern Jaclyn Yeary.
After Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast last October, I read an op-ed by Paul Greenberg in the New York Times titled "An Oyster in the Storm" that inspired me. In his piece, he described how oysters can be used to protect the shorelines of our coastal cities while improving the water quality of America's largest metropolis. The solution to two major issues seemed suddenly so obvious. I needed to learn more.
So I partnered with a friend to produce a short documentary titled "Harbor Heroes" about the importance of oysters to New York City. We interviewed an amazing group of individuals including students from the aquaculture program at the New York Harbor School, Philippe Cousteau and Paul Greenberg himself.
How do oysters help water quality?
The idea behind restoring New York's oysters is this: oysters grow on top of one another, forming nurseries for baby fish and creating a base structure for reefs. Reefs act as natural surge protectors and reduce the size of waves during big storms. Like other mollusks, oysters are filter-feeders, which means they clean the water column as they eat. If the water quality improves enough, sea grass could grow and create a root network that would prevent the erosion of the shoreline.


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Jeffrey Ornstein, principal, J/Brice Design International, notes the stark contrast between the remote desert town of 1990 (shown) and the soaring city of today.
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Jeffrey Ornstein, principal, J/Brice Design International, notes the stark contrast between the remote desert town of 1990 and the soaring city of today (shown).
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Egyptian American Medical Center, designed by Gresham Smith & Partners
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The Royal Tulip Hotel in Alexandria was completed with the help of 200 Egyptian soldiers in a military-led push to improve tourism to the region.
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The Middle East is a complex region with incredibly diverse people, systems of government, and cultural norms. To understand and address the nuanced needs of the 400 million people who call this part of the world home has not always been easy. International political conflicts have been hard fought and rarely won, and deep-rooted mistrust lingers on both sides of the fence. But our industry offers another side to the story—one of collaboration, cultural integration, and compromise.
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Despite popular perception, the Middle East has been a welcoming region for U.S. architects and designers for years.
"They love Americans," said Jeffrey Ornstein, principal of J/Brice Design International, a Boston-based firm that has been involved with hospitality work in the region for almost two decades. "They want the best, they know they can afford it, and they consider Americans the best."
The rapid growth of the American Institute of Architects' Middle East chapter (AIAME) paints a clear picture of just how strong this relationship has become. Established in 2010, AIAME is now the second largest international AIA chapter, and has just wrapped up its inaugural regional conference and design awards.
Indeed, in the years since AIAME was created, as well as in the 20 years prior, we have seen incredible projects emerge from the Middle East, reshaping the landscape at a stunning pace and scale.
Not every country has developed so rapidly, of course. There is a clear distinction in the Middle East between the net oil exporters, like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and net oil importers, like Egypt and Jordan. The Arabian Peninsula, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) they comprise (with the exception of Yemen), claims the most regional wealth, and the most stunning building development.
It was here on the Arabian Peninsula where the modern construction boom found its spark in the dusty desert town of Dubai.
"The Dubai you see now didn't exist. My first clients in Dubai grew up without running water and air conditioning, and they were major sheiks," Ornstein said, recalling a city of one-lane roads and a handful of traffic lights. "Now you never leave the urban sprawl from the airport to the hotel [referring to the Ritz Carlton]—and that's down an alleyway behind 35 skyscrapers."
Gresham Smith & Partners (GS&P) Senior Design Principal Gregory J. Wieland, AIA, and Senior Healthcare Planner Frank Swaans, AIA, EDAC, ACHA, FHFI, LEED AP, are still in the development stages of their Egyptian American Medical Center project, and paint a scene from that site which sounds much like Dubai in its early stages. "Right now it's a new area, one that isn't built up at all. There's a highway and dirt," Wieland said of this southern Cairo suburb. "Other facilities have grown up in the neighborhood but it's not very tightly packed. It's all sand, very little vegetation if any."
Through the rapid expansion, there has been a strong aesthetic shift in the buildings, as well as the landscape.
"When I first started going there, the Arabian aesthetic was to mimic European antiquities, badly," said Ornstein, noting that classic French and British interiors—holdovers from the area's colonial history—were similarly popular cultural touchpoints. "They also love really slick contemporary. It was very cartoonish and tacky."
In the early days of development, U.S. designers focused on the slick contemporary side of the spectrum, often to a fault. "Glass boxes" based on American models of design sprang up from the desert faster than designers could stop to analyze the needs of an entirely unique region and populace.
"Look at some of those buildings in Dubai and it could be anywhere, it could be Dallas—wherever," Ornstein said. But once Dubai established its permanence as an economic force, "there was an awakening."
"They realized, 'we have a rich culture of art and antiquities,' so they started incorporating Arabian art and architecture into their design and it's gorgeous," he explained. "Now, instead of building some crappy modern glass block that's going to look out of date in five years, they're building things that reflect this beautiful Arabic culture."


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Ryan Joseph Kinkle Obituary
KINKLE, RYAN JOSEPH; of Orion; suddenly September 29, 2014; age 34. Ryan is survived by his beautiful daughter, Emma Rose Kinkle and her mother, Lindsay Sarnik; dear son of Dennis Kinkle and Robyn (Don) Wilson; brother of Jennifer (David) Palmer, Jason (Erin) Kinkle, Jared Kinkle, Donny Wilson, and Nancy Wilson; and grandson of Wanda Kinkle. Ryan was a member of Clarkston High School Class of 1999 and the Oxford Free Methodist Church. His daughter was his whole life and he loved Detroit sports and music. He will be terribly missed. Visitation will be held Friday at Oxford Free Methodist Church 790 S. Lapeer Road from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of Memorial Service at 11 a.m. Memorial reflections to the Kinkle family may be made to www.sparksgriffin.comPublished in Daily Tribune on Oct. 2, 2014+Read More Share Listen to Obituary Remember Share a message, photo, or video below View all messages 20 "Robyn, my heart breaks for you..ill always be here for you. I..."- Dominique Gibson"Another dream of you just to wake up and remember your not..."- Lindsay Sarnik"Very sorry for your loss of Ryan."- Rick, Tina, Nicholas, Andrea Holland"I remember Ryan in so many ways, but what rings loudest in my..."- Joanne Bowman"I knew Ryan for only short time, but feel his loss none the..."- John Wilk Add a memory or condolence to the guest book Add Message Please add or record a video for the family of Ryan Kinkle Add a video + Photos View All Add + Ryan Joseph Kinkle Photo http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailytribune/obituary.aspx?n=ryan-joseph-kinkle&pid=172648388&fhid=13220


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The integrative studies major allows students to define their own fields of concentration and to build coherent programs suited to their personal needs and career plans. The student is responsible for developing an integrated concentration which culminates in a substantial project during the final year. This major allows students who have ideas for specialized and unique majors and life plans to take advantage of the flexibility and special opportunities at Guilford.
Such a major is based on several things: Guilford's emphasis on the interdisciplinary character of learning; the Quaker recognition of the unique gifts of each person; and the Quaker emphasis on the responsibility of each person in the search for truth.
This major is not for everyone. It requires additional work by both the student and their faculty advisors and is suitable only for self-directed students who are actively involved in their education and able to work well on their own. A student must have a cumulative Guilford GPA of 3.25 or higher in order to apply to the program and it is considered an honor to be accepted to the program.
The Bachelor of Arts degree is offered in integrative studies.
Integrative studies majors complete at least 48 credit hours (usually 12 courses, equivalent to a major and a minor) in courses that constitute a coherent field of study outside traditional departmental lines. If a proposed integrative studies program can be accomplished using existing majors and minors, it will not be accepted.
At least 24 of the credits must be advanced courses (at the 300-400 level), including a two-semester culminating project during the final year that counts for eight credits. Students must earn a grade of C- or better in each of the courses in the major. An integrative studies major must also maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.25 in order to remain in the program. If the cumulative GPA falls below 3.25, a student will be allowed one semester in which to regain a 3.25 cumulative GPA before being dismissed from the program.
The Curriculum Committee approves the student as a major by accepting the application. The interdisciplinary division chair, with advice from the appropriate department chairs, approves a preliminary prospectus at the beginning of the student's next-to-last semester and a revised prospectus at the beginning of the final semester; and participates in the evaluation and approval of the culminating project along with the student's advisor and a consultant reader. The interdisciplinary division chair works with the student's advisors in supporting and directing the student in the course of study.
It is very important for interested students to begin to consider this major as early as possible, through discussions with the interdisciplinary division chair and potential faculty advisors. A student's application to the program must be completed and turned in to the interdisciplinary division chair by the second week after midterm break of the second semester of their sophomore year or five full-time semesters (or the equivalent) prior to their graduation date. During the remainder of this semester, the student will work with the interdisciplinary division chair to secure the approval of this application before the end of that semester. After approval by the Curriculum Committee, students will be required to complete the program in no less than five full-time semesters, either in residence at Guilford or at a Guilford-led or Guilford-affiliated study abroad program. Under no circumstances will late applications be considered.
The full application packet is available from the interdisciplinary division chair. The application includes:
In the first semester of the final year, the student begins work on the culminating project and continues until shortly before the end of the final semester. During the first of the two semesters of project work, all materials should be assembled and read, the project should be planned and the first draft should be underway. The student submits an initial project prospectus and the endorsement of the project advisor to the interdisciplinary division chair by the end of the third week of the penultimate semester. The interdisciplinary division chair discusses the initial prospectus with the student, the project advisor and the appropriate department chairs and decides whether the senior project is an appropriate culmination for the major and is sufficiently interdisciplinary. The IDS division chair may ask for revisions or additions to the project before it is approved.
The project advisor, the interdisciplinary division chair or their representative and at least one consultant reader comprise the Evaluating Committee for the project. The consultant reader is someone whose expertise will aid in evaluating the project. He or she is selected by the student and the advisor with the IDS division chair's consent. Students are encouraged to decide on and gain approval for the Evaluating Committee by the end of the first semester of the project and seek approval of the revised prospectus from everyone on the Evaluating Committee. They also are encouraged to consult with all members of the Evaluating Committee during the final semester.
The student must submit the final version of the project at least two weeks before the last day of classes to the Evaluating Committee. The student then defends the project before the Evaluating Committee. The committee will decide whether or not to approve the project as fulfilling the requirements of the integrative studies major. After discussing the project with the other members of the Evaluating Committee, the project advisor determines the project's grade.
The Board of Trustees at Guilford College has approved a tuition freeze for the 2016-17 academic year.


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Weekly Poll Results
- Written by Dave Walsh
Last week's question: How did you score Daniel Ghita vs. Hesdy Gerges?
48% - Even and should have gone to an extra round
23% - Gerges won fair and square
17% - Ghita should have had the decision
12% - Didn't see it
This week: The big fight from this weekend was Giorgio Petrosyan vs. Cosmo Alexandre, and there was no doubt who won there. Giorgio Petrosyan continues to dominate the sport with his superb technique. He's clearly the top kickboxer in the world, and at this point, you have to ask...
Is Giorgio Petrosyan the #1 fighter in the world in any combat sport?


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Which is sufficiently vague enough research to not mean shit. Populations will most likely either A) stabilize significantly below the UN threshold due to some major resource shortage or B) surpass it significantly. The truth is we can accurately estimate how much oil is left, and we can see that our renewable resources are lagging behind enough to be worrisome. Its only pointless to worry about distant horizons to someone who is more concerned about the "now" than the future.


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Rising Food Prices May Cause Consumer Indigestion
Will scrimp for food.
The Commerce Department reported on Thursday that consumers boosted their spending by a large 0.9% in March. Health-care demand related to the Affordable Care Act temporarily lifted service spending, but consumers also caught up on goods purchases postponed in the winter.
The March numbers mean consumer spending starts the second quarter at a high level. But after surviving the drag of winter, households must now confront the pressure of rising food prices.
A survey of U.S. consumers released Thursday by the Royal Bank of Canada show the vast majority of households have noticed the recent rise in food prices–from milk and meat to baked goods and kitchen staples.
Those sentiments are borne out by consumer prices tracked by the Labor Department. The price index for food bought to eat at home increased a large 0.5% in both February and March.
The RBC survey also found most consumers expect groceries to cost even more in the next six months.
That attitude looks correct, says RBC's chief U.S. economist Tom Porcelli, given that raw food prices tracked by the Commodity Research Bureau are also on the rise. Over time, higher commodity costs will filter into grocery prices.
What's important for the consumer outlook is how households are dealing with their higher grocery bills.
Some of those who have noticed the price increases are buying less of an item or substituting a cheaper alternative. But the vast majority are spending less on other goods and services to meet their food bills, or they are increasing their food budgets, leaving less money for saving.
The big exception is alcohol. RBC found 58% of consumers are adjusting to higher prices by buying less beer, wine and spirits.
Mr. Porcelli points out food eaten at home accounts for about 7% of total consumer spending, a small share compared to items like housing and health care. (Households spend another 5% or so on restaurant meals.) Consequently, higher food prices may not slow overall consumer spending growth in coming quarters.
"But the siphoning off [of money] to buy food may bust some discretionary consumer spending," he says. Indeed, the RBC survey found consumers in general are hesitant about making a major purchase in May, "perhaps…driven in part by inflation pressures," the report said.
Higher wages would allow consumers to scrimp less on other products in order to fill their grocery carts, says Mr. Porcelli.
The Commerce Department said personal income increased a solid 0.5% in March, helped by a 0.6% jump in wages and salaries. And Friday's payrolls report will offer information on how hourly wages performed in April.
If household income gains starts to accelerate, consumers could be able to buy their cake–and eat it too.


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I have a Tri-Tronics Pro 500 G2 single dog e-collar.
It has some damage.
The belt clips/loops are broken on the battery housing.
On off switch is not working properly.
I was thinking of options.
#1---Get it reconditioned?
Collar clinic or TT direct?
#2---Buy a new collar?
Pro 500 G3 single dog (pretty pricey)
#3----Any ideas from those who have experience??
Thank you.


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So I made a winger from Kwik's postings, but am having some problems with my electronics. I am using a bow release and a servo from R/C parts. Works perfect every time when the winger isnt loaded. Unfortunately, when the winger is loaded, there is too much tension on the caliper release for the servo to handle and I can't release my bumpers. For the last couple weeks I have been trying to mess with the set up I have to get it to work, but no luck so far. Does anybody have any suggestions/ideas or other products they would recommend?
I have heard about Elsema but have no clue on what trasmitter/receiver to use, and I have a hard time finding prices on their website.
Does anybody know if I can run a power door lock off of a 9V battery? I just dont want to have to carry around a 12V because once I get this figured out I want to build a few more.
Thank you!


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Humboldt Crabs vs. Menlo Park Legends
Founded in 1945, the Humboldt Crabs are the oldest continuously-operated summer collegiate, wood-bat, baseball team in the country. 2014 will mark the 70th consecutive year of Crabs baseball. The team based in Arcata, California, approximately 250 miles north of San Francisco, and play their home games at the Arcata Ball Park.
• For a 2014 tentative schedule, click here to download a PDF file. Dates and opponents subject to change.
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28 November 2013
Could you ride a bike for 13 days straight? Young Leader Mary [2] from China took the challenge of participating in the mHealth Grand Tour [3] although she had never sat on a saddle before. The mHealth Grand Tour is a 2,100km journey from Brussels to Barcelona with more than 22,000 meters of climbs. This tour is more than just a bike ride – it is also an opportunity to promote innovative solutions to the challenges of managing diabetes. As Mary felt responsible for raising diabetes awareness, she took this immense struggle on herself proving that diabetes can't hold you back from great achievements. Not only did she have to take intense spinning training to become physically fit for the long cycling, but she also had to travel to Europe on her own and adapt her condition management to the European environment, food and lifestyle. The tour was divided into four stages and was unpleasant from the start. Being an inexperienced cyclist and not having fully recovered from her jet-lag, a moment of low concentration resulted in a slight injury of Mary's left arm and leg. Stage 2 was even rougher when rising altitude was accompanied by sinking temperatures and rainy weather. Without any warning, Mary's blood sugar would rise to 22 mmol/l making her feeling dizzy and unable to ride her bike. Luckily the situation was contained by the nurses present and Mary could continue the tour. "Somehow things just happen, but we have to remain hopeful and optimistic. That's how we will always find a way out of the worst situations possible", says Mary about this experience. With the support and help from the team, Mary finally conquered her fears and completed the journey. Barcelona's sunshine smiled a welcome to the travelers as they were celebrating their triumph with champagne. Mary describes this as the most beautiful day in her entire life: "The feeling after achieving the goal is so intense that you can't possibly use any words available to articulate it and I couldn't feel more proud of myself." Cherishing the new friends she had made along the way, Mary is very grateful having received the invitation to this breathtaking trip from Paul, the founder of TeamBG [4]. Concluding her adventure, Mary would like to encourage everybody to go to their limit: "This is about us being empowered to take control of our lives, to challenge our own and others' perceived physical limitations, and to make a real contribution to the diabetic community. Sports and Exercise, let's beat diabetes together!" Watch the mHealth Grand Tour video here [5]
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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
HOUSTON – Houston's 5-star defensive end Chris Jones has been committed to Mississippi State since June. He took an official visit to Ole Miss last weekend.
In an interview Tuesday in Houston he talked about his recruiting and what is next.
"I'm still committed to Mississippi State. Both programs amazing," Jones said. "I went to Ole Miss this weekend. I never knew they had that much, great coaches, players, many things."
Jones (6-foot-7, 255) confirmed that his decision is between the two in-state schools and he will make his announcement on National Signing Day, Feb. 6.
He has shot straight to the top of national recruiting chatter after big performances in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic and Under Armour All-America Game.
His official visit came at the same time as key Ole Miss recruits Robert Nkemdiche, Laquon Treadwell and Antonio Conner.
He said Tuesday night that Ole Miss was actually on him before Mississippi State and that he likely got lost in the shuffle after he moved from Nettleton to Houston for his junior year.
"Ole Miss recruited me first," Jones said. "I went to camp. They started recruiting me. I guess I got lost in the transition and I guess State picked up."
Some of the biggest names in college football have come calling since June. Alabama and Auburn both made late pushes.
Jones said he would like both parents to see each school, but knows it isn't likely. His mom has seen Mississippi State. His dad has seen Ole Miss.
Both Mississippi State and Ole Miss have scheduled in-home visits Saturday.
Jones planned to unofficially visit Starkville last weekend, but arrived in Oxford after midnight. News of his visit exploded on Twitter.
"Half the people want you to go to Mississippi State. Half want you to go to Ole Miss," Jones said. "It's crazy."


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Waldorf education balances artistic, academic and practical work educating the whole child, hand and heart as well as mind. Its innovative methodology and developmentally oriented curriculum, permeated with the arts, address the child's changing consciousness as it unfolds, stage by stage.
Imagination and creativity are cultivated as well as cognitive growth and a sense of responsibility for the earth and its inhabitants.Under the warm and active instruction of their teachers, children are provided with a creative and nurturing environment in which to develop, grow and learn.
Developed by Rudolf Steiner in 1919,Waldorf education is based on a developmental approach that addresses the needs of the growing childand maturing adolescent. Waldorf teachers strive to transform education into an art that educates the whole child.
When children relate what they learn to their own experience, they are interested and fully engaged, and what they learn becomes their own. The Davis Waldorf School is designed to foster this kind of learning.
We offer children of all backgrounds the opportunity to reap the rewards of the elegantly simple Waldorf philosophy: To stimulate the mind; to school the hands; to engage the heart; to encourage respect; to foster a love of learning.
Preparing for Life
Please view this video from our sister school, the Peninsula Waldorf School to see why parents in the Silicon Valley are turning to Waldorf education to help their children navigate the challenges of the 21st century--and learn how you can prepare your children, too.
The New York Times sparked national media coverage with a story on why Silicon Valley parents are turning to Waldorf education. "Preparing for Life" takes viewers inside the Waldorf School of the Peninsula where the focus is on creativity, resilience, innovative thinking, and social and emotional intelligence over rote learning. Entrepreneurs, Stanford researchers, investment bankers, and parents who run some of the largest hi-tech companies in the world, weigh-in on what children need to navigate the challenges of the 21st Century in order to find success, purpose, and happiness in their lives.


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Well, this post is certainly a few weeks overdue, but I wanted to make sure it was documented here on my blog!
I finally ended up selling my Underground Racing Lamborghini Gallardo after 2+ years of ownership. Sold it mainly because I was tired of driving a manual with 1,250whp around town everyday. Wanted something a bit more civil and certainly with paddles. After my Murcielago being a manual as well it was getting a bit old. Don't worry…still a diehard manual fan, just needed a break ;)
The car went to the perfect person. He's from Texas so I'm sure he'll have plenty of other TT bulls to play around with down there! He's also the owner of a highly modified widebody verde ithaca Nissan GT-R by Jotech. See pic of his verde obession below!
Here she is all cleaned up before he arrived…


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Green SOTU: Obama Channels Failed Michigan Governor
January 26, 2011 11:45 A.M. By Henry Payne
Former Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm has yet to start teaching her new Cal-Berkeley course on green governing but she already has a devoted student in the White House.
President Obamas State of the Union speech Tuesday night was eerily similar to the failed economic vision that Granholm laid out in her State of the State address exactly five years ago: It even included her rhetorical ruse substituting investments for spending.
If the states are the laboratories of democracy, Granholm wrote in the Huffington Post last December, Washington can take a lesson from what is happening in Michigan. Sadly for the nation, Obama listened to his teacher.
We need a moon shot, said Granholm in the Huffington Post. This is our Sputnik moment, echoed the president on Tuesday. Granholm envisioned a transformation of Michigan from Rust Belt to Green Belt with massive, European-style public investments in infrastructure and alternative energy. In five years, youll be blown away, she predicted, in what would become her signature line.
It was, in fact, thousands of state jobs that were blown away, as Granholms vision diverted pols attention from much-needed reforms to the states budget and business climate. Since her speech in 2006, the states unemployment rate has skyrocketed from 7.4 percent to 11.4.
Now Obama wants to take the Granholm model national. The 21st Century Jobs Fund [is] the largest investment in diversifying our economy this state has ever seen, said Granholm in her 2006 SOS. Itll create tens of thousands of new jobs. Well invest more than $2 billion in public and private funds to develop new sectors of our economy: Advanced manufacturing. Homeland security and defense. Life sciences. Alternative energy.
Well invest in biomedical research, information technology, and especially clean-energy technology an investment that will strengthen our security, protect our planet, and create countless new jobs for our people, mimicked Obama in this years SOTU.
Like Granholmnomics, Obamanomics is not only unsustainable it diverts important investment dollars from the private sector. Welcome to Michigan, America.
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Seventh-day Adventists actually can be categorized quite nicely into conservative evangelicalism. They step outside the mainstream on issues like the weekly sabbath, the state of the dead and by maintaining a historicist approach to prophetic interpretation. They also have an unusually strong emphasis on religious liberty and the separation of church and state. But their soteriology/christology/etc... tend to be very orthodox evangelical.
Source: Grew up Adventist, still am a practicing Adventist, MA in Religion, and I read the work of many non-Adventist theologians and scholars.


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by Christopher Chantrill
January 26, 2005
The primary thing to keep in mind about German and Russian thought since1800 is that it takes for granted that the Cartesian, Lockean or Humean scientific and philosophical conception of man and nature... has been shown by indisputable evidence to be inadequate.
F.S.C. Northrop, The Meeting of East and West
Inquiry does not start unless there is a problem... It is the problem and its characteristics revealed by analysis which guides one first to the relevant facts and then, once the relevant facts are known, to the relevant hypotheses.
F.S.C. Northrop, The Logic of the Sciences and the Humanities
Knowledge begins with a problem.
Christopher Chantrill, after John Dewey
But I saw a man yesterday who knows a fellow who had it from a chappie that said that Urquhart had been dipping himself a bit recklessly off the deep end.
Freddy Arbuthnot in Dorothy L. Sayers, Strong Poison
Don Beck/Clare Graves. Don Beck wrote Spiral Dynamics with Christopher Cowan. Their book is a culmination of a century of developmental psychology that begins with the American psychologist James Mark Baldwin and reaches an apogee with the work of Clare Graves. Beck proposes to understand human behavior and motivation with an eight turn spiral of human consciousness, from barely self-conscious to tribal to impulsive, to purposeful, to creative, to communitarian, to integrated, to holistic.
Here are some Spiral Dynamics links: Becks own site here, Cowans own site here, an explanation of Spiral Dynamics here, here and here, and a site devoted to Clare Graves here.
Friedrich Hayek mounted the first great challenge to the welfare state with The Road to Serfdom, arguing that it would lead to the same all-powerful state as that desired by the fascists and the communists, but by easy stages. His Constitution of Liberty was an attempt to imagine a government free from the encroachment of administrative law and rational planning.
Ludwig von Mises was the genius who pointed out in the 1920s that socialism was impossible because it couldnt compute prices. His great Human Action was a mid-twentieth century masterpiece that attempted to extend economics into a general theory of human action.
F.S.C. Northrop was a Yale law professor who went to Germany in the 1920s to get his PhD and learned about modern physics. He learned how the Kantian tradition in Germany regarded the Anglo-American empirical tradition as hopelessly outdated and naive. He also understood, after World War II, how Kant had opened a Pandoras Box that led to the brilliant mistakes of Fichte, Hegel, Marx, and Nietzsche and the evil of Hitler. His Meeting of East and West written just after World War II was a work of true multiculturalism, showing how the great high cultures of the world were complementary, and that by joining the excessively deductive culture of the West to the excessively inductive culture of the East we could achieve a true meeting of East and West.
Michael Novak wrote The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism to challenge the liberation theology that was popular in the Catholic Church in the 1970s. He proposes a Greater Separation of Powers beyond the practical separation of government branches. He differentiates society into a political sector, an economic sector, and a religious/cultural sector. These jealous centers of power check and balance each other in our modern cosmopolitan society.
Camille Paglia is a feisty Amazon who has interpreted western art in early Nietzschean terms as the struggle between Apollo and Dionysius. Her Sexual Personae reminds us that civilization is just a thin Apollonian veneer that we have constructed to shut out the terror of the Dionysian turmoil just beneath the surface.
Roger Scruton is a British philosopher and conservative. He calls himself both a person of the rational Enlightenment and an old-fashioned Englishman. Son of an atheistic Communist he found that he had to make the choice between reform and revolution in the Paris student riots of May 1968. He describes his turn to conservatism eloquently in Why I Became a Conservative. But his conservatism was scandalous in the left-wing academy of Britain. He was for a time a Professor of Aesthetics at Birkbeck College but had to leave the suffocating left-wing atmosphere. He founded and edited the conservative Salisbury Review for many years and has written several books on philosophy, including Kant and An Intelligent Persons Guide to Philosophy. A cultural and political conservative Scruton has expressed his conservative politics in books like A Political Philosophy: Arguments for Conservatism, and his cultural conservatism in titles like Modern Culture. Scruton has written novels and two operas, and rides to hounds (i.e. foxhunting).
Rodney Stark and his merry men are sociologists of religion that have mounted an insurgency against the established notion that western society is in a process of irrevocable secularization and that soon, religion just wont matter much any more. Instead they argue in The Churching of America and many other books that religion evolves in waves of secularization and revival. Anyway, how do you account for the fact that religious adherence in the United States has gone from 17 percent in 1776 to over 60 percent right now? Particularly annoying to his critics is his symbolization of preachers as religious entrepreneurs and churches as religious firms.
Frederick Turner is an English professor in Texas. His Culture of Hope and his Shakespeares Twenty-first Century Economics describe his vision of a society that has vaulted optimistically out of the current elites death spiral into postmodernist despair. He proposes that modern business society is not just a matter of dry contracts and the cash nexus. The Merchant of Venice demonstrated, for anyone who would pay attention, that business requires not just rules and pounds of flesh, but mercy, that falleth like the gentle rain from heaven.
Eric Voegelin belongs to a generation of sadder, wiser Germans that responded to the disaster of 1914-45 by going back to the origins of the Judeo-Hellenistic-Christian tradition. In his monumental Order and History he attempted to refound the western experience as a search for order. Voegelin attacked the universal practice of stigmatizing old ways of thinking as superstition, your Lie that must be destroyed because it stands in the way of my Truth. He proposed that each advance in human understanding was a leap in being that led from compact ways of knowing to more differentiated knowledge.
Ken Wilber attempts to merge the eastern consciousness of Hinduism and Buddhism with western developmental psychology to produce a comprehensive world view in his Sex, Ecology, Spirituality and many other books. Central to his thought is the notion that we transcend and include old ways, rather than replace them, as we evolve. (Note the connection with the Voegelinian leap in being.) Powered with money from the 1990s tech bubble, he is developing Integral Institute into a vehicle for his ideas.
David T. Beito is Associate Professor at the University of Alabama. His books From Mutual Aid to the Welfare State told the story of the fraternal associations that thrived before the advent of the welfare state and The Voluntary City imagines the city freed from the dead hand of liberal compulsion. His books have surfaced important information about the road to the middle class.
John Boyd was a maverick Air Force officer who developed the basis of modern jet fighter tactics. His idea is called E-M theory, relating an aircrafts energy and maneuverability. Then he went on to military strategy, extending the state of military art from the German achievements in infiltration tactics and blitzkrieg to a concept that clearly belongs in the age of cybernetics, the OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act). The idea is to run your OODA loop faster and more effectively than your enemy so that he becomes disoriented and demoralized. You can read a short article about Boyds life here. SeeBoyd's Patterns of Conflict presentation slides here.
David G. Green is Director the Institute for the Study of Civil Society. Dr David Green had been at the Institute of Economic Affairs since 1984, and Director of the IEA Health and Welfare Unit since 1986. He was a Labour councillor in Newcastle upon Tyne from 1976 until 1981, and from 1981 to 1983 was a Research Fellow at the Australian National University in Canberra. See his Reinventing Civil Society.
Buy the ebook: Road to the Middle Class: only $0.99.
[W]hen I asked a liberal longtime editor I know with a mainstream [publishing] house for a candid, shorthand version of the assumptions she and her colleagues make about conservatives, she didn't hesitate. Racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-choice fascists, she offered, smiling but meaning it.
Harry Stein, I Can't Believe I'm Sitting Next to a Republican
[T]he way to achieve a system of determining admission to the public schools on a nonracial basis,
Brown II, 349 U. S., at 300–301, is to stop assigning students on a racial basis. The way to stop
discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.
Roberts, C.J., Parents Involved in Community Schools vs. Seattle School District
[T]he Liberal, and still more the subspecies Radical... more than any other in these latter days seems under the impression that so long as he has a good end in view he is warranted in exercising over men all the coercion he is able[.]
Herbert Spencer, The Man Versus the State
[To make] of each individual member of the army a soldier who, in character, capability, and knowledge, is self-reliant, self-confident, dedicated, and joyful in taking responsibility [verantwortungsfreudig] as a man and a soldier. — Gen. Hans von Seeckt
MacGregor Knox, Williamson Murray, ed., The dynamics of military revolution, 1300-2050
[The Axial Age] highlights the conception of a responsible self... [that] promise[s] man for the first time that he can understand the fundamental structure of reality and through salvation participate actively in it.
Robert N Bellah, "Religious Evolution", American Sociological Review, Vol. 29, No. 3.
[In the] higher Christian churches... they saunter through the liturgy like Mohawks along a string of scaffolding who have long since forgotten their danger. If God were to blast such a service to bits, the congregation would be, I believe, genuinely shocked. But in the low churches you expect it every minute.
Annie Dillard, Holy the Firm
[Every] sacrifice is an act of impurity that pays for a prior act of greater impurity... without its participants having to suffer the full consequences incurred by its predecessor. The punishment is commuted in a process that strangely combines and finesses the deep contradiction between justice and mercy.
Frederick Turner, Beauty: The Value of Values
Within Pentecostalism the injurious hierarchies of the wider world are abrogated and replaced by a single hierarchy of faith, grace, and the empowerments of the spirit... where groups gather on rafts to take them through the turbulence of the great journey from extensive rural networks to the mega-city and the nuclear family...
David Martin, On Secularization
What distinguishes true Conservatism from the rest, and from the Blair project, is the belief in more personal freedom and more market freedom, along with less state intervention... The true Third Way is the Holy Grail of Tory politics today - compassion and community without compulsion.
Minette Marrin, The Daily Telegraph
These emerge out of long-standing moral notions of freedom, benevolence, and the affirmation of ordinary life... I have been sketching a schematic map... [of] the moral sources [of these notions]... the original theistic grounding for these standards... a naturalism of disengaged reason, which in our day takes scientistic forms, and a third family of views which finds its sources in Romantic expressivism, or in one of the modernist successor visions.
Charles Taylor, Sources of the Self
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Basic VPN Question
I was wondering if someone could explain a VPN concept to me.
I have been taught to create VPNS by creating a VRF on the PE router which exchanges information with BGP.
IF my CE router is using a further 2 interfaces and each wishes to independantly access different VPNs via the PE, but still want to be able to access each other. how is this acheived?
I'm working with an MPLS, OSPF, IP based network.
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text: I have two boys ages 21 and 17 who want a recurve bow for christmas. I have done a lot of research online and learned a great deal more than I knew three weeks ago, but I am still not confident enough to run out and make a purchase. I visited three archery shops as well and yet left without being certain that I was making a good purchase. My boys are age 21 5'11" and age 17 5'10". We came up with a 27.5 and 27 draw length. I was told that for their draw length they need a 66" to 68" bow length. We have been looking at the SAMICK JOURNEY price aside it seems to have great reviews as a beginner bow, but is only at a 64" length. These are meant to be a surprise for christmas and I want to make sure that I am not buying them a bow that is far to short. So to my questions 1 are these bows a good length for them. 2 are the olympic recurve bows supposed to be a longer length than the more traditional recurves? All of the information I get says they should have a 66 to 68 length but the Samick Sage and the Journey are not that long, which makes me assume that the traditional recurves don't have the same length requirements as the olympic. (They are not looking for olympic) or that the Samick Journey may simply be to short.


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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Tupelo High tennis coach Laurie Bishop will tell you her Golden Wave lineup is a work in progress.
"We're still looking at some different combination in girls and boys doubles," she said Wednesday, moments after watching her team defeat Pontotoc 7-0 in a dual match at Rob Leake City Park courts. "You try to be secretive with your lineup, but the talent you have is the talent you have."
Against Pontotoc, Tupelo's No. 1 girls doubles team of sophomores Sarah Lambert Hollingsworth and Megan Ware defeated Ivy Robbins and Anna Rosenbaum 6-2, 7-5. In No. 2 girls doubles, Tupelo's Jessie Nabors, 7th grade, and Emily Carter, junior, beat Ali Warren and Meredith Adams 6-2, 6-2.
The boys No. 1 doubles team of junior Robert Thompson and freshman Andrew Hildenbrand needed a one-point tiebreaker to down Pontotoc's Jacob Ferguson and Ryan Henry 6-3, 3-6.
In No. 2 boys doubles, 8th grader Hogan Harrington and senior Drew Ballard beat Pontotoc's Austin Anderson and Piercen Burchfield 6-0 6-0.
"We're still moving people around in doubles, trying to find good fits," Bishop said.
In mixed doubles, senior Kat Stratton, an Alabama signee in soccer, and sophomore Mitch Ostrander gave Tupelo a 7-6, 7-5 win against Kristen Pennington and Chet Wilson.
In girls singles, Wave senior Casey Marshall remained undefeated with a 6-0, 6-0 win against Sarah Hill while Tupelo 7th grader Sebastion Rios beat Rhett Stegall 6-0, 6-0.
Marshall, who lost in the second round at state last season, made the switch from basketball to tennis this spring.
"I wish I could have played tennis all year long," Marshall said. "The time you take off for basketball, about five months, gets to you. I've had to play all day, every day to get back to where I was before basketball season."
Tupelo improved to 5-0 in regular season play with the victory. The team lost two MHSAA classic matches to Madison Central and Gulfport earlier in the season.


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This is a well head. Fluids are injected into the ground for hydraulic fracturing. Some people say that this process causes man-made earthquakes. Let's examine this idea to see if it's true, false or needs further testing.
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- Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, releases natural gas from rock. Fluids are injected into a rock at high pressure to create fractures. The gas migrates out of the rock and is collected.
- An increasing number of small to medium earthquakes are taking place in regions where there is fracking.
- Earthquakes are normally rare in many of these locations, causing people to speculate that they are the result of fracking.
- This is an area of active research; no one is sure if or how many earthquakes are caused by fracking.
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With the link below, learn more about manmade earthquakes from fracking. Then answer the following questions.
- Dutchsinse, 10/20/2011 – Texas 4.7 magnitude earthquake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PsjkgtzKPI
- Why does Dutchsinse think that fracking has caused the 10/20/2011 Texas earthquake?
- How does Dutchsinse locate the epicenter of the earthquake? What does he really need to know to see if there is a link between fracking and the earthquake?
- Is Dutchsinse's conclusion that the earthquake was "definitely, most likely" caused by fracking sound? Why or why not?
- How could you continue this study to come to a better conclusion on whether fracking causes earthquakes or not?
- What do you need before you can establish causation? Is this correlation or causation?
- Can you say with certainty based on this study, if fracking does or does not cause earthquakes?


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Grippo Foods Inc. Issues A Voluntary Recall Of All Sizes Of Their Plain Potato Chips, Bar-B-Q Potato Chips, Cheddar Cheese With A Touch Of Jalapeno Potato Chips, Hot Dill Pickle Potato Chips, Sweet Bermuda Onion Potato Chips And Salt & Vinegar Potato Chips Due To Possible Health Risk
Jerry Hawk
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - March 15, 2013 - Grippo Foods, Inc, Cincinnati, OH, is initiating a nationwide recall of all bags and boxes of their Plain Potato Chips, Bar-B-Q Potato Chips, Cheddar Cheese with a touch of Jalapeno Potato Chips, Hot Dill Pickle Potato Chips, Sweet Bermuda Onion Potato chips and Salt & Vinegar Potato Chips. These products may have the potential to contain metal fragments. Consumption of foodborne foreign objects that are hard and sharp may result in moderate or serious injury. Minor injuries such as transient choking, or small lacerations in the oral cavity or gastrointestinal system, as well as Dental injury, such as a fractured tooth, may occur. While, serious injury is remotely possible, it could involve severe choking with airway obstruction, perforation in the oral cavity or gastrointestinal system, or secondary infection due to any of these events.
The recall includes the following: The bagged chips have an expiration date of May 20 and before. The 1.5 pound boxes of chips have an expiration date of April 29 and before. The date code is located in the upper right corner of the package.
These products were distributed to retail markets in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois beginning September 15, 2012 until March 14, 2013.
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The firm voluntarily recalled the products after being notified by the Ohio Department of Agriculture that there were metal shavings found in the salt applicator. FDA has been apprised of this action.
No injuries have been reported to date.
Grippo Foods, Inc. is notifying its distributors and customers. Consumers who have purchased these products should stop using and return to place of purchase for a refund.
Consumers with questions may contact the company at 1-800-626-1824 9 am to 4 pm EST Monday through Friday.
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Re: lilo's 'On not being a street person.'
Lilo, I wasn't challenging you, or you situation. I was merely pointing out that sending a global message, daily, pointing to your personal blog isn't likely to get you may friends.
I'm of the opinion that system-wide messages should be reserved for important messages somehow related to the system, that effect most users. There'd be a lot less antagonism if it weren't pushed in peoples faces, regularly. Possibly channel information/onjoin for any of your channels, a link from the openprojects.net webpage (if one doesn't already exist) and/or comments in the motd are all valid ways of presenting the same information, and not a likely to raise people's ire.
Before I get labed as a troll, or being anti-lilo, I'll freely admit he has done a good job with OPN, and it is a shame to hear that he is out of work. In a Utopian society, those who could provide a good service would be justly rewarded.
Oh, and those morons who were calling me a troll: get a life.


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They met on the set of The Loop nearly seven years ago—and it was clear to everyone that actor Eric Christian Olsen was smitten with Sarah Wright from the start. "We had been together for four years, and everyone knew that it was coming," Eric said. But the NCIS: Los Angeles star couldn't stand the thought of Sarah sniffing out his proposal and so, he threw her off his scent. "I spent the three months kind of talking about how I didn't know if I wanted to get married," he said. Finally, after a perfect day in Punta Mita, Mexico, Eric got down on both knees and proposed. And Sarah was completely surprised.
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The Division is inspired by Operation Dark Winter and Directive 51, real-world events which "revealed how vulnerable we've become"; society has become "fragile" and "complex". In the game, a disease that spreads on Black Friday causes the United States to collapse in 5 days.[2] The player is part of an unconfirmed group that was established to combat the threat and do whatever it takes to "save what remains" in a massive multiplayer online situation, putting them against friends, AI and other players.
There is no reason for a campaign.
the campaigns seem very "tacked on" and IMO aren't necessary.
Ubisoft has already gone down the DRM train with Uplay on PC. They reversed some of it due to backlash but people are naive to think the big publishers like EA and Ubisoft have just given up on it. They will find a way to get everyone on board with it.
quote:Medal of Honor 2010.
what was the last military FPS game that didn't have a campaign that felt "tacked on"?
quote:Are you saying that because you don't play online multiplayer?
That's why I am not that excited about BF4, looks awesome but how much will I play it? Probably not a lot
Are you saying that because you don't play online multiplayer?
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At one time or another, many of us fondly remember playing with an Etch a Sketch. It's a classic holiday toy. Before we leave you this week, we want introduce you to John Raux who's currently artist in residence at BNIM Architects. Raux, who lives in Kansas City's Hyde Park neighborhood, just spent two weeks capturing life on the New York City Subway using only an Etch-a-Sketch for his canvas.
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Re: Survival...Please tell us your latest milestone
Chez...congratulations on the Hernia repair. Who is old? I thought everyone on this Board was under 40!!!!!! Including me. It looks like all things are go for your BIG CHRISTMAS TRIP TO IRELAND. I would probably be packed already. Many thanks for the good update!
Any suggestion I offer is intended as friendly advice based solely on my own experience. Please consult your doctor for professional guidance.


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So Percussion will perform the works of Princeton faculty members and graduate students in a Composers' Ensemble concert scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday, April 8, in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
The So Percussion ensemble has performed nationwide, including a recent concert at Carnegie Hall. The group will perform works by Princeton faculty members Paul Lansky, Martin Scherzinger and Dan Trueman and graduate students Betsey Biggs, David Little and Miriama Young.
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Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
"The bungalow was everything it said ..."The bungalow was everything it said and more. Everything you needed. Really spacious and brilliant for disabled. Owner is lovely and considerate. Lovely pub at the end of the drive. Fantastic for a relaxing break
- Off road parking
- Ground floor accommodation
- Ground floor bedroom
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
An attractive, semi-detached bungalow in a small cul-de-sac in Burtle, a village on the Somerset Levels.
This wheelchair-friendly Somerset cottage offers comfortable holiday accommodation which has been well furnished and equipped, including excellent facilities for less able guests, with wider doorways, a ramp, paved garden, lower worktops in the well-equipped kitchen, along with a wet room and conveniently-placed electric sockets and switches.
The three bedrooms at this Somerset cottage offer ideal space for families or groups, with or without disabled guests.
Pop to the local pub, just a minutes walk from your property, to chat over the day's events or enjoy an evening meal.
Visit Cheddar Gorge, spooky Wookey Hole or majestic Wells Cathedral, or enjoy quiet walks or birdwatching at Westhay, Godney or Westonzoyland, all conservation areas near this cottage in Somerset.
A trip to the sunny coast at Weston-super-Mare or onto the rugged terrain of Exmoor make terrific days out, as does the chance to explore the town of Glastonbury, 8 miles away.
This Somerset cottage provides a super, convenient holiday base from which to explore everything Somerset has to offer.
Note: This cottage adjoins Ref. 19388 and is opposite Ref. 9852, together they sleep 16.
All ground floor. Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x twin. Wet room with shower, 2 x basins and WC, with disabled facilities; freestanding shower seat, cord pull alarm, 1 basin at lower level, WC with pull-down support rail and back rest. Fitted kitchen (lower worktops and hob) with dining area. Sitting room.
- Oil central heating with underfloor heating in hall and wet room
- Electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD player, CD/radio, WiFi, selection of books, DVDs, CDs and board games
- All fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Travel cot and highchair on request
- Off road parking for 2 cars
- Ramp to front door
- Paved rear garden with furniture
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop 1.5 miles, pub 1 min walk
- Note: WiFi can be intermittent.
About the location
Glastonbury 8 miles; Burnham-on-Sea 8.5 miles; Wells 13 miles.
The little Somerset village of Burtle is one of several small communities dotted around the Vale of Avalon within the famous Somerset Levels, and is set beside one of the Levels largest water channels, which drains into the Huntspill River. The Somerset Levels are an Area of Special Scientific Interest, a low-lying marshy area which stretches from the Mendip Hills as far as Taunton. The levels are crossed by a number of drainage channels called rhynes, where willows are grown for basket making, providing unique conservation area, rich in wildlife. The flat landscape offers great cycling routes, with lovely walks to be had across the rhynes. Burtle is an excellent touring base, with the town of Street, famous for the Clarks Shopping Village, and the historic town of Glastonbury, well known for its Abbey, Tor, and festival, both only a short drive away. Alternatively, Wells Cathedral, the beaches at Burnham-on-Sea, Weston-Super-Mare, Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge are all easily accessible. This really is an ideal location for a fascinating and enjoyable holiday at any time of the year.


text: Hey guys. I've come a long way since I joined this forum and have been researching hard for a while now. I took some of your advice and turned my search away from an individual pup and more towards finding a breeder. Well I think I've found a winner! I've been in contact with this breeder multiple times over the past 2-3 months and have gathered a very positive impression. I'm posting up a pedigree of the litter that I think I'm going to put a deposit on. Look it over and let me know what you think. Being new, I don't recognize names like you guys do, but to me it looks to be a very promising litter? Be sure to let me know if anything stands out to you, both positive and negative... Price is $700 for males I believe and they are scheduled to be born in late April.


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As you may or may not be aware, as well as my love of food I have a passion for motors and bikes. I think that while olive oil runs through one vein, motor oil runs through the other. This all started on the farm as a kid when I got to drive the old tractor. Over the years I have had the opportunity to not only drive in some great places but to drive in some great cars!
In this gallery are a few bits of metal that I have not only written about but had the opportunity to drive, so I have put together loads of pics from racing, articles and from Goodwood and CarFest. Enjoy!