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JACKSON COUNTY - Both Ripley (0-4) and Ravenswood (2-1) fell to impressive opponents on Friday night as the West Virginia prep football season quickly approaches the mid-way point.
For Class AA Ravenswood, a roadtrip to Wayne High School was in order for the Red Devils. It was mostly a Pioneer celebration on this night as Wayne took down the red and black of Coach Mick Price, 57-6.
Highlights for Ravenswood included a 90-yard Issac Crow jaunt after a precise pass from quarterback Heath Burgess. A bad decision to go for a fourth and 15 allowed Wayne to score late in the first half and take an intermission lead of 19-6.
The Pioneers returned the second half kickoff 89 yards for a score as they rolled on to an impressive victory. Wayne held Ravenswwood to negative yards rushing on the night.
For the Vikings of first year head coach David Tennant, it was a night that Viking faithful will want to put in the rear view mirror rather swiftly.
Spring Valley came to Death Valley for a clash of Mountain State Athletic Conference teams that found Ripley on the wrong end of a 75-14 onslaught by the Timberwolves.
Highlights for the Vikings included a 53-yard scoring strike from Trevor Tucker to Kade Harrison in the second quarter and a 10-yard scamper by Tucker in the third.
Spring Valley rolled up 688 yards of offense while pounding the heart of the Viking defense for 583 yards rushing.
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I'm really glad Orlando Hudson has signed with Minnesota, ending all that silly talk of the Mets signing him and trading Luis Castillo. That was never going to happen. So, with nothing going on with the Mets right now – as opposed to the entire offseason – let's open it up today to talk about the Super Bowl.
Like everybody else Sunday, I'll be watching the Colts and Saints. I'm glad the Saints are in it, but I've always liked the Colts, even when they were in Baltimore and crushed my Browns in the playoffs.
Since everybody thinks this will be high scoring, watch the final be 17-14. It usually works out that way, doesn't it?
So, if you'd like to take a break from baseball – kind of like how the Mets have this winter – let's hear your thoughts on the Super Bowl.

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Creator: Mallard, Raymond B.
Collection number: 5518
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Abstract: Raymond Bowden Mallard was born in Faison, N.C., in 1908. He was an attorney, state legislator, North Carolina Superior Court judge, and first chief judge of the North Carolina State Court of Appeals. Mallard died in 1979 in Tabor City, N.C. The collection documents Raymond B. Mallard's judicial career and related civic activities. Materials include correspondence; briefs and other legal documents for a variety of cases, most of which probably duplicate the official records that are filed with the North Carolina Court System; writings; court notes; his diary from the Superior Court special terms of 1964; informal notes and annotations on envelopes and other materials; speeches; newspaper clippings; and photographs, including a few relating to the civil rights protests in Chapel Hill, N.C. The bulk of the materials documents Mallard's judicial career on the North Carolina Superior Court and the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Topics include the establishment and function of the Court of Appeals; the trials stemming from the civil rights demonstrations in Chapel Hill; the North Carolina Civil Rights Advisory Committee's reports on African American participation in instrumentalities of justice and voting history; judicial responsibility for protection of rights of the defendant in high profile cases; preparation and delivery of jury charges; inherent powers of the courts of North Carolina; the Henderson Cotton Mills trials; conflicts with the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI); inmate requests for parole and Mallard's opinions on criminal recidivism; his interest in student activism on campus; and the North Carolina Bar Association position on legal aid clinics. The collection also documents Mallard's early work as an attorney for the town of Tabor City, N.C., and board of trustee matters at Pembroke State College, including the conflict over administrative decisions and planning that purportedly diminished the roles and presence of Native Americans at the school.
Repository: Southern Historical Collection
Collection Highlights: Folders 186-188, 196, 197 document cases in the Superior Court relating to Civil Rights. Folders 206-233 particularly contain legal documentation, clippings, letters, and other materials related to the Civil Rights protests in Chapel Hill in 1964.
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Hello, I'm new. Just thought I'd share a couple of non-theist related movies I like. The Man From Earth is a very interesting movie that kind of makes you think. Then there's Mary and Max. It's one of those movies I can watch more than once. And I have watched it many times. It's sweet and hilarious at the same time. It's a little dark. But dark comedy is the best comedy in my opinion. Just take Harold and Maude. You guys got any favorite non-theist related movies? Or even favorite dark comedies?
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Invention of lying was ok. Paul was pretty funny to.
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In recent years, better medicines have made it easier to take care of coronary artery disease. Medicines such as beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and statins, have helped many people stay healthy and avoid heart attacks.
Aspirin is the most common medicine prescribed by doctors for people with coronary artery disease. Aspirin helps prevent heart attacks in people with coronary artery disease. Taking aspirin once a day helps make platelets less sticky. When platelets stick together to form a plug, they cause blockages in the arteries. This decreases blood flow the heart and causes heart attacks. There are typically 2 doses of aspirin: 81 mg (baby aspirin) and 324 mg. If you are over age 50, ask your doctor if you should be taking daily baby aspirin. It's important to take this medicine daily as directed by your doctor.
Beta-blockers are among the most commonly used drugs for controlling high blood pressure and improving blood flow to the heart. They slow the heart rate, lower blood pressure, and decrease the amount of work the heart must do. When the heart works more efficiently, it needs less oxygen from your blood. By lowering the heart's oxygen needs, beta-blockers may help prevent or relieve poor blood flow, which is an important factor in heart attacks.
Beta-blockers can cause side effects such as decreased sexual ability and fatigue in some people. People with asthma, heart failure, or diabetes should be cautious about taking them because they can worsen these conditions. Certain, selective beta-blockers, however, are less likely to cause these side effects. Tell your doctor if you have a history of asthma or any kind of lung disease before starting this medicine.
Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors are used to lower blood pressure and make it easier for the heart to pump blood. These drugs work by blocking a hormone called angiotensin II, which makes the blood pressure higher, among other effects. ACE inhibitors can be particularly useful if the heart muscle has suffered damage from coronary heart disease. This medicine helps remodel the heart in heart failure.
The most common side effect of taking an ACE inhibitor is a dry, hacking cough. Changing the dose or changing to a different medicine often helps the cough go away. Other side effects include low blood pressure and kidney problems. If you develop side effects from this medicine, tell your doctor right away.
Statins are the most frequently prescribed type of cholesterol-lowering drugs. They block a key liver enzyme involved in making cholesterol. This helps reduce the amount of cholesterol that can be deposited into the blood. This allows more LDL, or "bad," cholesterol to be removed from the blood. Dietary changes are also important to help lower cholesterol, however, statins have other beneficial effects in addition to lowering cholesterol. Studies have shown that people who use statins, even if their cholesterol level is fine, have a reduced risk for heart attack, stroke, chest pain, and death from a heart-related condition.
Statins have few known side effects, but in rare cases they can damage the liver and muscles, so it is important to take only recommended doses. Statins can also make people drowsy, constipated, or nauseous, although these side effects are uncommon. One plus is that these drugs do not appear to interfere with the other medicines that people with heart disease often take. And they require only a single daily dose. Statins are one of the most effective medicines to prevent and treat heart disease.
Talk with your healthcare provider if you have questions about any of these medicines.


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Just outside the bustling centre of Kumily, This Homestay is a suavely modern and immaculate house with a sense of rural seclusion. It is owned by Mr. Cyriac and his wife Dolly. The house looks out onto spectacular views across hills and plantations, and Cyriac himself owns a plantation consisting mainly off pepper and cardamom with many other spices and fruits, such as chillis, cashews, cinnamon and jackfruit. He is happy to show guests around the 6 surrounding acres of plantation and tells them all about the different types of vegetation, constantly giving you produce to smell and taste. The couple and their 3 grown up children are Roman Catholic and Cyriac comes from a large local family that has long been in the plantation business. This home provides an interesting insight into a modern day plantation set across the sprawling estate.Read more
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Did you forget your Windows XP User password? You can click the "?" button to see your password hint. Or you can use your password reset disk. This article describes how to create a password reset disk for a computer that is not a member of a domain in Microsoft Windows XP. (that is part of a workgroup, or that is not connected to a network.)
What is the Windows XP Password Reset Disk?
Do you need to enter a password when booting into Windows XP Pro? Afraid you might forget this password down the road and not be able to run your PC? Make a password reset disk to protect against a lost password.
Note: You may want to know how to create a user login password to protect xp.
To protect user accounts in the event that the user forgets the password, every local user should make a password reset disk and keep it in a safe place. Then, if the user forgets his or her password, the password can be reset using the password reset disk and the user is able to access the local user account again.
The Forgotten Password Wizard lets you create a XP password reset disk that you can use to recover your user account and personalized computer settings if you forget your password.
How to create a XP password reset disk
To create a password reset disk for your local user account, use the following method.
Requirements of creating a password reset disk
The following methods require a floppy disk drive and a blank floppy disk. As we all know, the floppy disk is easily damaged and it is out of date. In this demonstration, I will use a blank USB Fash Disk instead of floppy disk. Firstly make sure it is connected with your computer.
Steps on how to create a Windows XP password reset disk
1. Click Start -> Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel, click "User Accounts".
Note: If you're using the Classic View of Control Panel, double-click on the User Accounts icon.
3.In the User Accounts pane, click the account that you want to work with. Here I will click my account name "Andy".
4.Under the Related Tasks left side options, click "Prevent a forgotten password" to start the "Forgotten Password Wizard", and then click "Next".
5.In the drop-down menu, there are 2 options for us to choose. One is "Floppy A", another is "WPKEY" (It is the name of my USB Flash Drive). Select the "WPKEY" and then click "Next".
6. In the "Current User Account Password" box, type Andy's password , and then click "Next". The Forgotten Password Wizard will start creating the disk.
Note: If the user account does not have a password, just leave it blank in the Current user account password box.
7.When the progress indicator shows 100% complete, click "Next" and then click "Finish" in the next window.
The password reset disk contains only one file called userkey.psw, which is an encrypted version of your password.
Label the disk "Windows Password Reset Disk" and store it in a safe place. You can use the password reset disk to gain access to your Windows XP-based computer if you forget your password.
1. You only need to create a password reset disk for your Windows XP logon password once. No matter how many times you change your password, this disk will always allow you to create a new one.
2. Keep in mind that anyone who possesses this disk will be able to access your account at any time, even if you change your password. You'd better store it in a safe place.
3. Not a Windows XP user? See the guides for other Windows versions.
4. Unfortunately, if you've forgotten your Windows XP password and can no longer acceses Windows, you won't be able to create a password reset disk. Luckily there is a Windows Password Recovery Tool which can help you to find lost password. It is popular way of getting your password back, even you don't have a password reset disk. You can download the free tried Demo on clicking below link.
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More than 1,000 Christians walked through Hamdaniya, a town 25 miles east of Mosul, on Sunday Feb. 28 in an appeal to Iraq's central government for protection. Many of the silent protestors were praying and carrying olive branches. One banner read, "The blood of the innocents screams for an end to the violence." More than eight Christians were killed in the last two weeks of February in Mosul. A U.N. report on Feb. 28 indicated that 683 Christian families, or 4,098 people, fled Mosul between Feb. 20 and Feb. 27 following the attacks. The Christian families who remain live in fear for their lives.
Iraqi Christians are among the oldest Christian communities in the world. Since the U.S. invasion in 2003 and the sectarian violence that followed it, many thousands have been forced to leave. The recent outbreak of violence against Christians has come just weeks before Iraq's parliamentary election, scheduled for March 7, and has been accompanied by deadly car and suicide bombings in other Iraqi cities.
Archbishop Georges Casmoussa, the Syrian-Catholic archbishop of Mosul, said before the Christian demonstration in Hamdaniya: "The community is shocked and wants to draw the attention of the authorities, who so far have done nothing to stop this killing. The march has no political or electoral motives, only religious ones. The Christians want to stay in Iraq and live their faith in peace."
The date of Feb. 28 is particularly poignant for Iraq's Christian community, as it marks the second anniversary of the kidnapping of Archbishop Faraj Rahho, the Chaldean archbishop of Mosul who was abducted and killed in a previous campaign of sectarian violence. No Mass was held in Mosul that Sunday morning. Archbishop Casmoussa explained that the time would be "entirely devoted to an act of protest and silent prayer." He said: "The Eucharist will be celebrated in churches in the afternoon. We will be fasting and praying for peace and for the survival of Christians."
Addressing pilgrims in St. Peter's Square the same day, Pope Benedict XVI appealed to the civil authorities in Iraq to protect the Christian population there. Pax Christi International demanded a response to the desperate situation of Iraq's minorities at the opening on March 1 of the 13th session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva.
The Pax Christi group noted the "gross and systematic human rights violations of the minorities in Iraq" and warned that these minorities, including Yazidis, Shabaks, Turkoman and Assyrian Christians, "are facing a human rights catastrophe."
According to a Pax Christi statement, "These groups have been systematically targeted, including by Sunni insurgents who regard them as 'crusaders' and 'infidels.'" Making matters worse, Pax Christi reports, is the ongoing regional power struggle between Kurds and Arabs in northern Iraq. "In order to further their aims, the Kurds have offered minorities inducements while simultaneously exercising repression in order to keep them in tow. Kurdish forces frequently rely on intimidation, threats, arbitrary arrests and detentions to coerce the support of minority communities and in some cases have resorted to extreme violence.
"Today the minorities are being threatened from all sides as they find themselves trapped between the two ethnic rivals," Pax Christi warned. "Since the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq's cities in June 2009, the attacks against minority groups have increased dramatically and show no sign of abating." Pax Christi urged the U.N. council to act "swiftly and vigorously" to save Iraq's endangered minorities. "As they face these unprecedented levels of violence, the Christians and other minority groups risk being wiped out."


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Priced to Sell! In Crockett!
Why would any real estate professional use the phrase "priced to sell"? How many homes listed for sale are actually priced to not sell? Here's one in Crockett that says the agent took the trouble to let you know about it so he could collect a commission… unlike every other house on the MLS.
425 BAY St
Crockett, CA 94525
4 Beds
2 Baths
1,368 Sq. Ft.
$183 / Sq. Ft.
Built: 1932
Lot Size: 3,000 Sq. Ft.
On Redfin: 77 days
Status: Price Change-REO
Type: Detached
Stories: 2
County: Contra Costa
Style: Traditional
Community: Crockett Heights
With a little TLC this home could really shine. .. .. 4 bedroom home with 2 bathrooms in a split level style. Cozy and easy flowing with a 1 car garage and 2 parking pads. There is a nice yard and filtered views. Priced to sell!!
Easy flowing? There's a leak in the bathroom?
While the house doesn't merit the Burbed cozy tag (that's for homes under 1,000 square feet), the land earned the tiny lot award (under 5,000 sf).
We have a theory why this house isn't selling (77 days on Redfin) and it isn't the lucky datestamp in the corner. No, it's the dual poltergeists in the doorways.
Do you see a "Not Haunted" sign in front of this house? Well, do you?
We don't even want to ask what "filtered views" are. Filtered through all the ghosts?


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You've seen the adorable teaser trailers for the prequel to Monsters Inc., Monsters University set during Mike and Sulley's college days. Now take a look at a few bits of concept art that reveal MU's campus. We adore the giant monster-shaped building whose mouth is the entrance. Brilliant!
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ASPEN, Colo.—One of the survivors of a private jet crash at the Aspen airport has been released from the hospital but the other remains in serious condition.
The Aspen Daily News reported Tuesday ( http://tinyurl.com/lc27cf7) that Moises Carranza was interviewed with federal aviation investigators before he left St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction.
The hospital said the other survivor, Miquel Henriqez, has been upgraded to serious condition, from critical.
They were injured when the Canadair CL-600 crashed while attempting to land. Sergio Carranza Brabata was killed.
Investigators say all three were pilots from Mexico and were flying to Aspen from Toluca, Mexico, to pick up family and friends. They were the only ones aboard.
Investigators haven't said who was in control of the plane at the time of the crash.
Information from: The Aspen Times, http://www.aspentimes.com/


text: In 1794, U.S.-born inventor Eli Whitney (1765-1825) patented the cotton gin, a machine that revolutionized the production of cotton by greatly speeding up the process of removing seeds from cotton fiber. By the mid-19th century, cotton had become America's leading export. Despite its success, the gin made little money for Whitney due to patent-infringement issues. Also, his invention offered Southern planters a justification to maintain and expand slavery even as a growing number of Americans supported its abolition. Based in part on his reputation for creating the cotton gin, Whitney later secured a major contract to build muskets for the U.S. government. Through this project, he promoted the idea of interchangeable parts–standardized, identical parts that made for faster assembly and easier repair of various devices. For his work, he is credited as a pioneer of American manufacturing.


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Ashley and a gal pal stepped out in Los Angeles on Monday for lunch, and the starlet wore her uniform of skinnies and boots, but added a little bit of feminine flair with this FP Flower Power Cardi (originally $168, now $99.95).
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Built over 28.5 hectares and home to 7,500 people, the existing Aylesbury Estate was an attempt by 1960s planners to rehouse some of London's poorest households. Following a long period of decline, this scheme represents the first new housing to be built on the estate in nearly 50 years and aims to act as an exemplar for future development.
Levitt Bernstein were commissioned in 2006 by Southwark Council to develop proposals for the southwest corner and were novated to the developer, London & Quadrant, in 2007. LBA's proposals have kick started the regeneration process, with site A completed in March 2011, site C completed earlier this year and sites B and D currently on site.
Phase 1A provides 260 new homes, a landmark community building, a small run of shops and a range of new streets and public spaces. The scheme provides a mix of 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes, evenly split across affordable rent, intermediate and private tenures and at a density close to 700hr/ha, which almost doubles that currently on the site. This is achieved in 6 new buildings, ranging in height from 2 to 10 storeys, which have been designed to create a series of safe, distinctive and sustainable neighbourhoods, characterised by a legibility and permeability that the existing estate has demonstrably lacked.
Homes have been designed in consultation with residents, to larger space standards than usual with access to a variety of private outdoor spaces, including gardens, balconies and private courtyards. High levels of sustainable design have also been achieved, with all homes being dual aspect, ensuring high levels of natural daylight and ventilation. All homes achieve Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4 and are heated via a communal heating system fed either from a CHP or biomass boiler.


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What a week it's been... and we're only at Wednesday. For those of you who haven't been paying attention or who haven't taken the time to read the 'dirt sheets' online, CM Punk more or less walked away from World Wrestling Entertainment on Monday afternoon.
F4WOnline.com's Dave Meltzer wrote: "C.M. Punk reportedly told Vince McMahon last night that he was going home, and did so. That's where things stand right now. At this point, he's off everything going forward."
Now, considering this isn't the first time this has happened with Punk and certainly NOT the first time this has happened with WWE as a whole, it leads to a few different opinions of where we're heading with Wrestlemania only some 60 days away.
Punk has been removed from all upcoming live events. It's understood by the company that he's being removed from immediate future plans and there is nothing going forward with him. Mike Johnson of PWInsider had this to say:
"The belief among those who are willing to talk about the situation is that Punk is no longer factored into company plans. Punk is under contract to WWE through July.
It is believed that when Vince McMahon had the writers re-write Raw late yesterday (6 PM for a taping that was scheduled to start at 7:45 PM), it was because Punk had informed the company he was going home and wouldn't be back.
While we cannot 100% confirm why, the belief among wrestlers backstage is that Punk leaving was not an injury issue. It was described to us as more likely a case of burnout and unhappiness with the overall direction of the company. Punk had been very vocal in the past about the usage of returning and "part time" stars being pushed beyond wrestlers who were working full-time for the company."
Well, on one side I can definitely see the company's agenda. They have a HUGE gamble on the horizon with The WWE Network and it cannot fail. They have so much riding on it, a failure at this point would be horrendous, as well as what it might to do the stock value -- or have you not noticed the jump that it has made over the last few weeks? It's going large and holding... That matters to the company and its stockholders.
The brass feels older established stars coming in to work now will bolster the network offering, with older fans coming back to see the stars they loved in the days before HD and three-hour Monday Night Raws. Batista is a guaranteed good deal in the eyes of the company, with two movies on the horizon, one of which is a MARVEL Comics movie based on Guardians of the Galaxy. They can put him in their own features after the fact and this is a solid move for both sides.
That being said, I can also see Punk's side of things. As someone that has spent some time on the independent circuit, I understand why someone like Punk would be upset by "names" coming in and squashing the incumbents and the guys that are working their tails off day in and day out. The Royal Rumble was pure proof of that, with a crowd reminiscent of the old ECW days burying not only Batista but also the championship match. Part-timers can be used correctly, and usually that's by putting over the guys that are having a hard time getting there or by solidifying a guy that's already over and keeping him there.
There is also a steady online belief that this whole thing is a work, including the Daniel Bryan "burial" that Triple H seems to have going on.
So, in any of the three cases, where does this leave Wrestlemania? In the air.
It's more or less guaranteed we're going to see Brock Lesnar and the Undertaker have one more match, and I don't personally know how badly I care to see that. Done correctly, it could be incredible. Done incorrectly, Undertaker could end up in the hospital.
Will we see Punk or Bryan in a situation that's favourable? No one seems to know... and at this point, no one seems to know if Punk will even be there.
That is, except for CM Punk.
Jeff Goodridge is a former commentator for Alpha-1 Wrestling as well as CWI and has worked in the independent wrestling sector for four years. His opinions are his own and are usually not shared by anyone.


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The owner of the 400-unit Canterbury Woods apartments at 6520 Macon Road has filed a $9.8 million loan on the property.
Fame Twelve Oaks Memphis LLC filed the deed of trust and security agreement and fixture financing statement April 1 through CMFG Life Insurance Co.
Built in 1985, the Class C multifamily property sits on 20.3 acres on the north side of Macon Road between Mullins Station and Kirby Whitten roads. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $10.1 million.
Fame Twelve Oaks Memphis – a nod to the property's former name, Twelve Oaks Apartments – bought the property in 2002 for $12 million from Capital Associates Acquisition LP.
The single-purpose entity is affiliated with Beachwood, Ohio-based The Mid America Management Corp., whose "holdings exceed $400 million in total asset value and include multi-family, retail and industrial properties located in twelve states," according to the company's website.
Mark S. Misencik, president and CEO of The Mid America Management Corp., signed the trust deed as manager of the borrower.
Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports
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Shelby County's Veterans Court is getting a $20,000 grant from the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization, the commission announced Monday, April 8.
The court, headed by General Sessions Criminal Court Judge Bill Anderson, is one of two freestanding courts in the state that focus on a docket of offenders who are military veterans or are currently serving in the military.
The courts, including the one in Montgomery County, specialize in long-term, multi-phased programs for offenders who are a high risk to repeat their offenses. With a judge supervising and a follow-up staff that supervises an intensive intervention, the court targets veterans with mental health issues and/or substance abuse issues.
The Montgomery County court also received a $20,000 grant from the state commission.
The funding comes from late fees attorneys pay for not completing their continuing legal education requirements on time. The commission has earmarked a total of $100,000 from the fund in incentives for courts across the state to get training and administrative support to try such courts and dockets.
– Bill Dries
United Parcel Service Inc. is appealing a European regulator's ruling that blocked UPS' attempted purchase of Dutch delivery company TNT Express.
UPS believes the ruling was based on "legal and factual errors," and it doesn't want antitrust regulators to use the decision as a precedent for any future acquisitions, company spokeswoman Peggy Gardner said Monday.
UPS withdrew its $6.7 billion offer for TNT in January. Gardner said the decision to appeal the European Commission's ruling shouldn't be seen as a precursor to a new bid.
"This is not any sort of signal about TNT," Gardner said. Asked if UPS had ruled out a new offer for TNT, she replied, "We don't ever speculate on future acquisitions."
In blocking the UPS bid for TNT, regulators said it would have resulted in insufficient competition and higher prices for delivering small packages. The European Union's antitrust chief, Joaquin Almunia, had said that regulators were still discussing potential concessions from UPS to salvage a deal when UPS dropped its bid.
The takeover of TNT would have been the largest ever for Atlanta-based UPS.
– The Associated Press
Faith leaders from across the state are urging Gov. Bill Haslam and state lawmakers to accept $1.4 billion in Medicaid money if the federal government doesn't approve an alternate plan for Medicaid expansion in Tennessee.
About 15 clergy were at the state Capitol on Monday delivering 133 baskets of loaves and paper fish to the offices of each of the legislators and the governor.
They say the loaves and fish are symbolic of the story of Jesus feeding the multitude, and that the Republican governor can use the money to ensure thousands have health insurance.
Haslam has excluded the Medicaid expansion money from his budget proposal this year, but says he's in pursuit of a special deal that could be struck at any time.
Arkansas highway officials say traffic will be disrupted on Interstate 55 in the Marion area for a resurfacing project on the southbound lanes.
Officials say the Crittenden County work was to begin Monday night and is expected to last for two months.
Crews will alternate closing the inside and outside lanes between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m. nightly. The plan calls for one lane being open at all times.
The work will begin at the James Mill exit, just north of Marion. It will continue south to Interstate 40.
State Finance Commissioner Mark Emkes says federal spending cuts and tax hikes are to blame for a dip in consumer confidence in Tennessee.
Emkes in a release Friday said March sales tax collections, which reflect spending activity in the previous month, came in $2.8 million below estimates. That's a growth rate of just 0.1 percent, well below the 1.8 percent growth rate posted through the first eight months of the budget year.
Emkes said the 2 percent hike in the federal payroll tax in January and budget cuts have caused "temporary erosion in consumer confidence." Nearly two-thirds of the state's general fund revenue is derived from sales tax dollars.
The general fund was bolstered by strong corporate taxes, as franchise and excise tax collections beat projections by $35 million.
National Weather Service forecasters are urging people in the western half of Tennessee to be vigilant for possible severe thunderstorms.
The Severe Storms Forecast Center says there is a possibility of severe weather Wednesday and Wednesday night across a broad area of the country's midsection, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. A special weather statement says there is a slight risk for violent weather Wednesday in an area that includes Tennessee counties from the Mississippi River into the western counties of Middle Tennessee. Forecasters say that could include strong thunderstorms with high winds, heavy rain, large hail and an isolated chance of tornadoes.
Cities in the advised area include Memphis, Union City, Paris, Somerville, Martin and Jackson.
Less severe thunderstorms are expected Wednesday across the Cumberland Plateau.
The price of oil was little changed on Monday, as traders awaited the start of the quarterly corporate earnings season and the latest word from the Federal Reserve on the economy.
Benchmark oil for May delivery was up 41 cents to $93.11 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange in afternoon trading.
Alcoa kicks off the first-quarter earnings season after the stock market closes Monday. Analysts expect the aluminum giant to report slightly lower earnings compared to a year ago. Overall, Wall Street is looking for improved earnings from many companies as the economy shows signs of strengthening.
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At the gas pump, drivers continued to get some relief. The national average for a gallon of regular was $3.59, down 4 cents from a week ago and about 34 cents lower than a year ago.
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The St. Louis Blues are a professional ice hockey team based in St. Louis, Missouri. The name of the team was an inspiration from the famous W. C. Handy song "St. Louis Blues". They are members of the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The Blues were one of the six teams added to the NHL in the 1967 expansion, along with the Minnesota North Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and California Seals when the league doubled in size from its Original Six. They are, along with the Los Angeles Kings, one of the two teams from the 1967 Expansion not to have won a Stanley Cup; the Philadelphia Flyers won it in 1974 and 1975, the Pittsburgh Penguins won it in 1991 and 1992 and the North Stars, in 1978 won it in 1999 as the Dallas Stars.
The Blues' remarkable victory in the late 1960s, however, did not continue in the 1970s due to the fact that the playoff format changed and the Chicago Blackhawks were moved into the Western Division to bring strength to the still-inferior division. Further, the Blues lost Bowman, who went to Montreal following a power-sharing dispute with Sid Salomon III, who had a growing interest and an increasing role in team affairs, as well as Hall, Plante, Goyette, and ultimately Berenson, who were lost to retirement or trade. The Berenson trade, however, did bring then-Red Wings star center Garry Unger, who ultimately scored 30 goals in eight consecutive seasons while breaking the NHL's consecutive games played record.
Logo used (1984-98) Ornest ran the Blues on a shoestring budget. However, the players didn't mind, because (according to Sutter) they badly wanted to stay in St. Louis. For instance, he asked many players to defer their salaries to help meet operating costs, but they always got paid in the end. During most of his tenure, the Blues had only 26 players under contract--23 in St. Louis, plus three on their farm team in Montana. Most NHL teams during the mid-1980s had over 60 players under contract. Despite being run on the cheap, the Blues remained competitive even though they never finished more than six games over .500 in Ornest's three years as owner.
Keenan was hired as both general manager and coach prior to a very minimal 1995 season, lauded as the "playoff coach" that could cure the postseason turmoil Blues fans had endured for years. He instituted major changes, among them trades that sent away fan favorites Brendan Shanahan and Curtis Joseph, as well as the acquisition of the legendary but aging Gretzky and goalie Grant Fuhr, both from the falling-apart Los Angeles Kings. In spite of all he was prophesied to accomplish, Keenan's playoff resume with St. Louis included a first-round exit in 1995 and a second-round exit in 1996. Following the disappointing 2005-06 season, which saw the Blues with the worst record in the NHL, the new management focused on rebuilding the franchise. At the beginning of the 2007 season, the Blues looked to be competitive in the Central Division. However, injuries plagued the team all season, and the lack of a sniper hampered them as well. Fan support was sluggish during the first half of the campaign, and the end of the calendar year was capped by an 11-game losing streak. On December 11, 2006, the Blues fired Coach Mike Kitchen and he was replaced by former Los Angeles Kings coach Andy Murray. On January 4, 2007, the Blues had a record of 6-1-3 in their previous 10 games, which was the best in the NHL during that stretch. Despite a healthy 24-point jump from the previous season, the strain of playing in a conference where seven teams finished with more than 100 points kept them out of the playoffs for the second year in a row.
Just prior to the 2007 Trade Deadline, the Blues traded Bill Guerin to the San Jose Sharks, Keith Tkachuk to the Atlanta Thrashers, and Dennis Wideman to the Boston Bruins. On June 30, 2007, the Blues signed Tkachuk, after receiving his rights from Atlanta on June 26. Since the Blues acquired exclusive negotiating rights with Tkachuk and resigned him to a two-year deal, Atlanta will now receive a conditional 4th round pick in 2008.
On July 1, 2007, the Blues signed free agent Paul Kariya to a 3 year contract worth $18 million, and also re-signed defenseman Barret Jackman to a one-year contract. On July 9, 2007, after having been put on waivers, Dallas Drake, the Blues' captain for two seasons, signed a one year deal with the Detroit Red Wings, temporarily leaving the captain spot vacant. On July 23, 2007, the Blues traded prospect Carl Soderberg to the Boston Bruins, for goalie Hannu Toivonen.
On September 16, 2007, the Blues had their first pre-season game against the Atlanta Thrashers. The Blues lost 3-1 while Paul Kariya was the only pride of the team in that game when he scored the Blues' only goal. On October 2, 2007 the Blues finalized the season starting roster which included 19 year old rookie David Perron and Steve Wagner. In addition the Blues waived long time center Peter Cajanek. On October 4, 2007, the Alaska Aces agreed to a one-year affiliation extension with the Blues and the Peoria Rivermen.
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Jesus is the perfect son, the "new Adam," who reveals the way to the Father — and that way is in Jesus and through Jesus. "You have faith in God," he tells the disciples, "have faith also in me." This faith requires faith in Christ, a humble trust in his guidance. "As the way," said St. Hilary of Poitiers, "he will guide us to the truth. As the truth, he will establish us in the life." And that life is not merely a good life here on earth, although that is to be sought and treasured, but the divine life. The many dwelling places — I memorized it as "mansions" as a boy — are part of the kingdom of God, which continues to grow.
"He calls together all men," the catechism explains, "scattered and divided by sin, into the unity of his family, the Church" (CCC, No. 1). The Son established a new family, the Church, the "household of God" and "the pillar and support of truth" (1 Tm 3:15). Or, as St. Peter puts it in today's Epistle, we are being "built into a spiritual house;" we are a "chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people of his own ..." Jesus is the new and everlasting temple, and those who enter this temple will find everlasting rest and peace.
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Today City Council Chair Carl Eskridge announced two revisions to the schedule to appoint a new Council person. Eskridge said that when he learned that Council member Jon Camp would be unable to attend the December 17th Council meeting, he revised the schedule in order for the Council to vote at the December 10th Council meeting. He said that his decision was in response to Mr. Camp's request for a reconsideration of the schedule.
The revised time line for the replacement is:
"At this time we have received eight applications for this vacant position which will be filled upon the election of new at-large council members in May. We encourage any resident interested in serving your city in this capacity to submit an application," Eskridge concluded.


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Among the 60,000 spectators at Olympic Stadium will be Queen Elizabeth II — who as British head of state will officially open the games — along with royals including Prince William and his wife Kate, and Prince Harry.
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The third issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach -- the new journal aspiring to promote accurate understanding and comprehensive teaching of evolutionary theory for a wide audience -- is now available on-line.
Louisiana's Senate Bill 733, signed by Governor Bobby Jindal on June 25, 2008, continues to draw scrutiny. In New Scientist, Amanda Gefter reports (July 9, 2008), "The new legislation is the latest manoeuvre in a long-running war to challenge the validity of Darwinian evolution as an accepted scientific fact in American classrooms."
At a contentious public meeting in Mount Vernon, Ohio, on July 7, 2008, the district school board scheduled a hearing for teacher John Freshwater to contest his planned firing. Freshwater has been accused of teaching "intelligent design" creationism in his biology classes, and of using a piece of lab equipment to brand a cross on a student's arm.
As NCSE previously reported, Chris Comer, the former director of science at the Texas Education Agency who was forced to resign over a dispute involving "intelligent design" creationism, filed suit in federal court, seeking an injunction against TEA's "policy of neutrality with respect to the teaching of creationism in the Texas public schools." The Dallas Morning News (July 3, 2008)
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Men escape after truck, trailer slide into Mississippi River at boat launch in Hastings
For good friends Randy Johnson and Jim Hunt, Monday morning was supposed to be spent floating on the St. Croix River and catching walleyes.
Instead, the two Farmington men escaped tragedy, then spent the new few hours watching from shore as crews fished their truck and trailer out of the water.
At 6 a.m., Hunt picked up Johnson and they traveled to the public boat launch in Hastings, located on the Mississippi River. They got the boat in the water, but it wouldn't start and they eventually drained the battery on the boat. To remedy that, Hunt drove his truck down the launch where he and Johnson planned to attempt to jump the boat's battery with the truck's battery.
For whatever reason, Hunt's truck slipped on the concrete boat launch and once that happened, it was hard to get it to stop.
"He tried to back out," Johnson said. "The truck just slid down the ramp. He tried to put it in reverse and go backwards, and it wasn't happening. When he hit the brakes, the truck kept sliding down the ramp. Next thing you know, it's on its way down."
Hunt tried opening his door to escape, but the water pressure was too great. He crawled out the truck's window and swam to shore.
"I was worried about him," Johnson said of Hunt. "Thank God he got out the window. I wasn't thinking about the truck and the trailer at that point. It was all too quick. My biggest fear was him."
The truck and trailer entered the water, floated for a few minutes, then sank.
The boat was eventually brought to shore and tied up.
Two divers from Dakota County underwater search and recovery team were brought in. The first, Jim Iliff, found the truck and the trailer and successfully attached chains to the trailer. Matt Wayne then went underwater and attached a chain to the truck.
The divers worked with drivers from Southeast Towing to come up with the plan for the operation. Once the chains were attached, the trailer and the truck were successfully removed from the water. The trailer had come unhitched, but its safety chains were still attached to the truck.
The ramp was especially slippery, Johnson said. While preparing to launch the boat, he slipped and fell on the launch.
"It's a lot slicker than it looks," he said.
Earlier this summer, the two-lane launch was reduced to just one lane because of poor conditions.
"Not just half of it should have been shut down," Johnson said. "It should have all been shut down. It's a hazard."
It was the first time they've tried using the launch in Hastings.
The truck was eventually towed to Hunt's son's house in Hastings.
"This definitely got my heart just rapidly beating," Johnson said. "I know that. It was like so fast, but at the same time it was like slow-motion."


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ORLANDO, Fla. - Lest there be any doubt about how important WrestleMania 24 is to Adam Copeland, better known to WWE fans as Edge, he erases it in a heartbeat.
"The main event, against Undertaker for the world title, it doesn't get any better," Copeland said while addressing SLAM! Wrestling and an assortment of Canadian and French journalists. "This is the biggest match of my career, bar none."
That's saying a lot for a man who's come from a childhood in Orangeville, Ontario to his twin roles as World Heavyweight Champion and the guy fans love to hate. From a seat in the stands at WrestleMania VI to starring in the show himself, he fully admits he's had quite the journey.
Not that he'd do anything differently. Copeland recounts a story about wrestling in a bar in his younger days and getting his head stuck in the sprinkler system because the ceiling was so low. It ripped out a chunk of his hair, and when he wrestled there again eight months later, the hair was still there.
Laughing sincerely, Copeland says it was all worth it.
"I think back to the shows where I actually paid to wrestle," he said. "They were all steps I had to take to get to where I am now, and even once I got [to WWE] it took a while for me to find my groove here."
It's hard to argue that assessment. The Edge character has literally covered the entire spectrum, from a mysterious lone hero who perched in the stands, to a member of Gangrel's Brood, to showing a more comedic side while tagging with Christian.
By Copeland's count, it took a decade for him to really develop the character that suits him best. And to his surprise, it wasn't the one he expected.
"I always thought it would be as the good guy, as the babyface, but I was wrong," Copeland said. "I guess I always just assumed that I wrestled better as a babyface, but I don't think so now. I think I've really kind of stumbled into what works best for me."
As one of the premier heel characters in the business today, he's undoubtedly good at what he does. He prides himself on trying to get even pockets of fans that cheer him to turn against him by the end of the night.
But Copeland says it's getting harder. He notices more and more fans rooting for him despite his efforts to be bad. And in Canada, he's cheered no matter what he does, which doesn't seem to bother him.
"I guess as the über-villain, it shouldn't be cool to me, but it is," he said. "I've always said that Canada is like one big hometown. Whether it's Victoria or it's St. John's, I'm treated like a hometown boy. All the Canadian guys are. I think it's just because there's not as many of us who can break out, so when one of us does, they don't let you forget it. And that's cool, I think that's great."
Does that mean fans everywhere will be cheering for him before he wraps up his wrestling career? A year ago, Copeland says he would have said he'd never play the face again.
Now he's not so sure. While he admits to being intrigued by playing the villain until the end, going out "kicking and screaming," he also seems to be warming to the idea of a kind of farewell tour down the road - still done the Edge way, of course.
"It would be fun, maybe for whatever that last stint is," Copeland said. "I'm still going to cheat, I'm still going to punt guys in the 'nads, do all that stuff, but I'll get cheered for it."
Copeland sees that end coming in less than ten years, stating that he knows his limitations and wants to leave the ring at or near the top of his game. He's not sure if a future after wrestling would include some kind of industry role, but he hasn't ruled it out.
For now, his focus is completely on his next match, that one he says is so important to him. Asked to break character and talk about what he'll do to the Undertaker, Copeland declines. He explains that in character or out, his goal is to go out and steal the show.
Copeland knows that's a daunting task on this stage, with this card. He knows it will be hard to top the emotion of the Shawn Michaels-Ric Flair match or the spectacle of the Floyd Mayweather-Big Show encounter.
He's confident though, that he's up to the challenge. Staring at the potential pinnacle of his career, there's no place Copeland would rather be.
"The only thing I can think of that would compare to it would be if there was WrestleMania in Toronto and I had Bret Hart," he said. "That would be the only thing that would match up. And that'll never happen, so this one is probably the peak of what I can look toward in my career.
"Honestly, WrestleMania is the place."
Nick Tylwalk celebrates his tenth anniversary as a SLAM! Wrestling contributor this fall. He�s excited to be part of the team covering WrestleMania and all of the wrestling events in Orlando this weekend.


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The Confederate "Creoles of Color" of Mobile, Alabama 1861-1865.
This community formed in 1819 the Creole Fire Company, which had as its founding members 5 Hispanic "Creoles of Color." They were Rene Rafael, Vincent Chavana, Manuel Barcello, Augustin Joseph (Jose) and Francis Yrigoyen (born October 31, 1800, son of Miguel Yrigoyen and Constance Hugon). This company saw service in the War Between the States. The company was accepted as part of the Mobile Fire Battalion, for local Home Guard defense, at the onset of the Civil War.
The "Creoles of Color" were mobilized for the war on December 17, 1862 by the Mayor of Mobile Robert H. Slough, who issued a proclamation entitled "An Act authorizing the enrollment of the Creoles of Mobile." This Act authorized the enrollment of all male "Creoles of Color" between the ages of 18 and 50 to defend Mobile and the county. They were "requested and ordered" to appear before the Chief of Police within 10 days for registration and enrollment.
The Creole Fire Company, was accepted into Alabama State service on November 20th, 1862, by an Act of the Legislature, and was renamed the Native Guards on April 8, 1865. This unit served as a Home Guard force and helped do military guard duty as well as helping police the county, and of course, fighting fires. It was officially disbanded on April 12, 1865, but a few of its members left the city with the other Confederate forces and finally surrendered, with General Richard Taylor, at Citronelle, Alabama, on May 4, 1865.
The "Creoles of Color" who had existed since the earliest days of the French period, absorbed the Spanish members of the community to such an extent that almost all Spanish surnames have since "daughtered out." This community was among the last to preserve the French language in Alabama, and its last fluent speaker died in the mid 1960s.
There are still some French passive bilinguals, but no study of this language survival or what influence the language had from Spanish, English or African languages has ever been done. The "Creoles of Color" have always been an intriguing and misunderstood people and it is sad that no true study has ever been performed, on the richness they have bought to Alabama history. The main communities are found on Mon Louis Island, and the north eastern parts of Mobile County and the Weeks Bay area, of Baldwin County. There are many smaller communities, which exist in both counties and the "Creoles of Color" have inter-married into both the White, Black and Native American populations, in southern Alabama.
Their influence will remain a part of Alabama historically, linguistically and socially, for generations to come.
You can visit http://adf.ly/8ALVr and learn about the Cuba Libre Camp Project of the Admiral Semmes Camp 11, Sons of Confederate Veterans which is a project to identify all known Cuban Confederate Soldiers, as well as other Hispanics and Minorities who served in the Confederate Military.
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Don't forget about Santos Benavides' company of Confederates at Laredo. Their main mission was to watch the border with Mexico and counter any possible problem that might arise there. But they were called upon to move to Brownsville, fighting and driving back Union Troops from Rio Grande City and other towns along the way. They played a major part in the final battle of the Civil War at Palmito Ranch.
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2012 at 10:06 PM
The South had the Army and Government with the most diversity and yet it is attacked as racist wheres the Union army remained segregated until 1959.ReplyDelete


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Politicizing the war
By James Ruhland
When it comes to politics and the war, it doesn't take much to get Democrats and their supporters in the media to cry "foul." We've heard frequent charges over the last two and a half years that the Republicans are "politicizing the war" or "questioning our patriotism" and "chilling debate." Rarely are these charges grounded in reality, because the truth is that the Democrats have done the most to politicize the war. Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) claims the war was cooked up in Texas for political gain. But it is Kennedy and other proxies of the Kerry campaign who are trying to use the war for their political gain, and it is they who are questioning the patriotism of their opponents.
Last Monday, Sen. Kennedy called Iraq "Bush's Vietnam" and a "quagmire." On Wednesday Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), during an interview on NPR, called al Sadr, the radical cleric inciting violence against American and allied troops in Iraq, a "legitimate voice" and placed blame on us for closing his newspaper. While in reality al Sadr's supporters initiated the violence, Kerry asserted that we were "making war against the Iraqi people". This is far from the reality of the situation, and ignores the fact that al Sadr does not have widespread support among Iraq's Shi'ites. But it is unlikely Kerry will come in for the kind of criticism a Republican would have for making similar reckless and inaccurate assertions during the Clinton Administration.
It gets worse from there. The Democrats nakedly hope to use the 9/11 commission for political gain. On March 28th Donald Lambro reported in the Washington Times that the Democrats saw the 9/11 commission in political terms, as helping them and hurting Bush. The Chairman of the California Democratic Party, Bob Mulholland, was quoted saying that "the report will be a perfect introduction to the Democratic convention on July 26," and that the Commission will be a political bonanza for Democrats and Kerry's Presidential campaign. We don't have to imagine what the reaction would be if a prominent Republican Party official said 9/11 will be a political bonanza for Bush. But Mulholland's remarks were virtually ignored by the watchdogs of the press, who continue to pretend that the Democrats' insistence that Condi Rice testify in public before the commission has nothing to do with partisan politics.
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A more accurate analysis would point out that the Democrats are attempting to fan people's fears and that they are playing footsie with the conspiracy-minded Left rather than offering serious criticisms and realistic policy alternatives. Take the oft-repeated claim that we should internationalize Iraq in the fashion that was done in Afghanistan and Kosovo, coupled with the implication that this would solve the security problems in Iraq and that the Bush Administration is solely responsible for the fact that countries like France are not on board. This ignores the fact that in Kosovo, the model they insist we should follow has hardly produced peace. A wave of ethnic cleansing and violence wracked the region again a few weeks ago. This was under-reported because it cuts against the conventional wisdom and might cause people to question Democratic assertions on Iraq. With respect to Afghanistan, the fact is that our coalition partners in Iraq are providing more than the world has provided for Afghanistan. There the involvement of the UN and the international community has, as in Kosovo, failed to produce the results that Democrats claim it will in Iraq.
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This is done for the simple reason that if their arguments were looked at objectively it would be seen that the majority of Democratic criticisms of our war policies are serious only in seeking political advantage at home. They are not serious alternative strategies for victory in the war and indeed it's unlikely that most who are making them really believe them to be. Bush's policies are not above criticism and serious alternatives worthy of consideration may exist. But this simply highlights the fact that Left in this country prefers demagogy in pursuit of short-term political advantage to a more sober and reasoned critique because that isn't their mindset. More to the point it would not keep the hatreds of their base inflamed in the way that their ad hominem attacks and baseless charges do. A democratic nation benefits from a healthy political debate, but the Democratic Party's efforts to politicize the war and generate hysteria for political advantage shows that such a debate is not what they are interested in engaging in. The mainstream press lets them off the hook in these antics because they identify with their cause themselves, but a clear-eyed electorate will not take such rhetoric seriously.
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1) Course & Maze:
Last week, I was at the farm to check out the course and the corn maze. Here are some photos of the maze and other parts of the course. With the rainfall of last weekend, there has been some debate whether we should include the corn maze in this year's course. Well, our current plan is as follows: if the maze is ridable on Saturday, we'll design two routes, one around the maze, and a slightly shorter, more technical route (or two) through the maze. Depending on the weather and course conditions on Sunday, we'll decide to run the race over either section. We might also give racers the option to choose either route. And - with or without the maze - we'll make sure the course will be plenty of fun and challenging!
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With the new wing of ICC opening today, we have a couple new fights to try out, and one of them is completely different then anything we've ever seen before. On the surface the Valithria Dreamwalker fight seems like a typical add rush fight, but instead of DPSing the "boss", you have to heal her to full. As a result, moonkin may be asked to fill a role that they are not familure with: healer. In this post I would like to take a look at the healing spells we have available and where moonkin can get the most bang for their buck.
Disclaimer: Apparently my first disclaimer was not clear enough. THIS IS NOT A RESTO GUIDE. This is a guide for Moonkin Healing Valithria. Not the raid. Valithria. I am writing this guide from the perspective of a moonkin who is unfamiliar with his healing spells and wants to maximize his HpS on the Valithria encounter. As such, I focus on through put instead of utility or mana efficiency. I am also assuming that the player is using their normal Moonkin gear. If you have a healing set that will probably change the math a little bit, but you shouldn't need this guide if you're familiar with druid healing. That said, if any of you do see big holes in my analysis please post them in the comments. Since I do not play resto, I may have missed something.
Moonkin Healing as Moonkin:
This is the role I think most of us will be playing. The primary role is to DPS the adds down, but if we have down time we should heal the boss as much as possible. It is probably also a good idea to HoT up the boss while we are on the move. With that in mind I am using my normal Moonkin spec for this section of the analysis. I am also assuming I have 4000 spell power, 47% Crit chance, and 19.5% Haste from gear.
Healing Touch: This is the big healing spell available to druids. It is generally not used by Restos because the cast is to long, but it has a ton of through put in the right situation.
Avg HT Cast Time = (3/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.7191)+(3/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.7191)Nourish: This is the second direct heal available to druids. It has a shorter cast time and synergies well with HoTs. It will generally be Haste Capped.
Avg HT Cast Time = (2.2537)*(0.2809)+(1.8781)*(0.7191) = 1.9836 seconds
Avg HT HpS: ((4089+(4000*1.6114))*(1+(0.5*0.51)))/1.9836 = 6665 HpS
Avg Nourish Cast Time = (1.5/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.8511)+(1.5/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.8511)
Avg Nourish Cast Time = (1.1268)*(0.1489)+(1)*(0.8511) = 1.0189 seconds
Avg Nourish HpS: ((2035+(4000*0.671))*(1+(0.5*0.51)))/1.0189 = 5812 HpS
Avg Nourish HpS w/ HoT: ((2035+(4000*0.671))*1.2*(1+(0.5*0.51)))/1.0189 = 6975 HpS
Regrowth: This is a hybrid spell, part nuke and part HoT.
Avg RG Cast Time = (2/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.8511)+(2/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.8511)Lifebloom: Another hybrid spell, but starts with the HoT and ends with the Nuke. The execution time for LB will be the same as that of Nourish, so I will just pull that value in my calcs.
Avg RG Cast Time = (1.5024)*(0.1489)+(1.2520)*(0.8511) = 1.2893 seconds
Avg DH RG Healing: (2364+(4000*.539))*(1+(0.5*0.47)) = 5582 Health
Avg HoT RG Healing: (2345+(4000*1.316))*(9/7) = 9783 Health
Avg RG HpET (5582 + 9783)/1.2893 = 11917 HpET
Rejuvenation: This is a basic HoT. Very efficient and has a lot of through put if allowed to tick all the way through. Again the execution time is the same as Nourish.
Avg DH LB Healing: (776+(4000*.516))*(1+(0.5*0.47)) = 3507 Health
Avg HoT LB Healing: (371+(4000*0.666))*(9/7) = 3902 Health
Avg RG HpET: (3507 + 3902)/1.0189 = 7272 HpET
Avg Rejuv HpET: (1690+(4000*1.88))*(9/7)/1.0189 = 11622 HpETConclusion: It is not surprising that HoTs win the day. The basic strategy I would use is to HoT up the boss as much as possible while moving. I think having some targeting macros would be helpful here. If you do have a few seconds to heal the boss, cast Regrowth, maintain the other HoTs, and use Nourish as filler if you have time.
Moonkin Healing as Tree:
I don't know if this will be necessary or not, but I also looked at this question from the perspective of a moonkin picking up a healing spec specifically to heal Valithria. Here is the spec I used. I skipped a lot of the talents that are generally considered standard resto talents. This spec is built purely for through put, and again I skipped a lot of the utility. Specifically I skipped Wild Growth because accounts from the PTR indicate it won't hit Valithria.
The math will use the same stats I used above, but I did modify the crit chance base upon talents I picked up.
Healing Touch: There are a lot of talents that improve Healing Touch, Most of which are not typical of a resto build. If you are using a standard resto build expect your values to be less.
Nourish: Does not improve as much as Healing Touch but the addition of the Glyph does help.
Avg HT Cast Time = (2.5/(1.195*1.1*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.75)+(3/(1.195*1.1*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.75)
Avg HT Cast Time = (1.7073)*(0.25)+(1.4228)*(0.75) = 1.4939 seconds
Avg HT HpS: ((4089+(4000*2.011))*(1.1*1.04)*(1+(0.5*0.54)))/1.4939 = 11800 HpS
Avg Nourish Cast Time = (1.5/(1.195*1.1*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.875)+(1.5/(1.195*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.875)Regrowth: Regrowth gets a lot of help from a Resto spec and a Glyph of Regrowth. The strange thing here is that you will want clip the HoT in the end to get 20% buff.
Avg Nourish Cast Time = (1.0244)*(0.125)+(1)*(0.875) = 1.0031 seconds
Avg Nourish HpS: ((2035+(4000*0.871))*(1.1*1.04)*(1+(0.5*0.79)))/1.0031 = 8780 HpS
Avg Nourish HpS w/ HoT: ((2035+(4000*0.871))*(1.32*1.1*1.04)*(1+(0.5*0.79)))/1.0031 = 12155 HpS
Avg RG Cast Time = (2/(1.195*1.1*1.03*1.03*1.05))*(1-0.875)+(2/(1.195*1.1*1.03*1.03*1.05*1.2))*(0.875)Lifebloom: Like Nourish doesn't get a lot of help from a resto spec. EDIT: Hamlet and Andreas brought up a good Lifebloom strat in the comments. If you stack LB to three by refressing LB at the end of the HoT you get 3 free HoTs.
Avg RG Cast Time = (1.3659)*(0.125)+(1.1382)*(0.875) = 1.1666 seconds
Avg DH RG Healing: (2364+(4000*.647))*(1.2*1.1*1.04)*(1+(0.5*0.75)) = 9347 Health
Avg HoT RG Healing: (2345+(4000*1.579))*(1.25*1.1*1.04)*(9/7) = 15923 Health
Avg RG HpET (9347 + 15923)/1.1666 = 21661 HpET
Avg DH LB Healing: (776+(4000*0.619))*(1.1*1.04)*(1+(0.5*0.5)) = 4650 HealthRejuvenation: It gets a lot of help from a resto spec, and the Glyph of Rapid Rejuvenation. Again the execution time is the same as Nourish.
Avg HoT LB 8 tick Healing: (371+(4000*0.799))*(1.05*1.1*1.04)*(8/7) = 4897 Health
Avg HoT LB Healing: (371+(4000*0.799))*(1.05*1.1*1.04)*(9/7) = 5509 Health
Avg RG HpET: ((3*4650)+(3*4897)+(3*5509))/(3*1.0031) = 15009 HpET
Avg Rejuv HpET: (1690+(4000*2.257))*(1.2*1.1*1.04)*(6/5)/1.0031 = 17602 HpETSwiftmend: A nice instant heal with a higher HpET then Nourish.
Avg SM HpET: (1690+(4000*2.257))*(1.2*1.1*1.04)*(4/5)/1.0031 = 11735 HpET
Conclusions: If you are a focused healer on Valithria is very similar to what is normal for a DPSer. Keep the HoTs up and nuke when you have the chance. Make sure you slow roll Lifebloom and clip the end of Regrowth. Other then that keep Rejuv up and use Nourish as filler. On the move Swiftmend can give you a quick burst of healing.
If you are a moonkin looking to put some heals on Valithria while you DPS down the adds, it is best to put up Rejuv and Lifebloom as you move. If you have a few moments in between add waves, then you want to add Regrowth and Nourish to your rotation. If you pick up a healing spec to heal the boss, then your rotation is Regrowth, Rejuv, Slow Rolling Lifebloom and Nourish, but you want to make sure to clip Regrowth slightly to take advantage of the Glyph of Regrowth.


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