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Apr 6, 2012 2:01 AM
Trolling, or just bad accuracy?
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Neither, luck.
hmmm... never considered that
Or bad lag ,hate getting a perfect shot only for it to hit thin air not even a hit marker.
Too true. It's even worse when you do land the shot, but is not a one hit kill. Especially when you know it should be. I can't tell you how manny upper chest/near neck hitmarkers i've gotten in mw3...
MW3 hit detection at its finest. Dashboard, anyone?
hahaha why dashboard when you can miss two shots almost point blank and then pick up a two piece gwk?
yeah luck
cool story bro.
And they say quickscoping is all aim assist and that almost every shot is a guaranteed kill. Either that or really really bad aim and then a lucky double.
Yeah it wasn't luck. I've somewhat mastered the timing of quick scoping, but hit detection is terrible in this game. The missed shots could have been bad timing on my part, but i doubt it
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Shirley you have to know that you will have 10 other babyscoping clips that sail on the seas of fail?
Perhaps alter your playstyle and the gods won't punish you with failsauce?
Ya think?
Hmmmm. I hardly ever snipe/ QS. I use every type of gun (except lmgs, not my fancy). I play most game types.
And btw, I thought you were aloud to bump your post after a day or so. [If its not on the recent pages.]
If I'm wrong please inform me.
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Hmmmm. I hardly ever snipe/ QS. I use every type of gun (except lmgs, not my fancy). I play most game types.
And btw, I thought you were aloud to bump your post after a day or so. [If its not on the recent pages.]
If I'm wrong please inform me.
No, not allowed, against the COC, stop doing it.
Okay, thanks for letting me know.
For your (and anyone else's) information, here is my gamertag. Eat My RAT. You can see that I use reg(ular) guns more than snipers. I'm not a camper. I'm not a try hard. I play entirely for fun. I find quick scoping/sniping and 'going for feeds' really fun.
Can we please stop the hate...?
People like to hate on everything, so just realize that and don't let it bother you. I always have and always will say, play the way that's fun for you. Who cares what others think? You paid the money so play the way you want.
Afterall, playing games is supposed to be fun, right?
Some very good points. Thank you.
Uh neither. Aim assist saves him. Ive seen clips of people using snipers where they'll get a kill and the crosshairs are about 3 feet off of the persons body.
Yeah that's rediculous. Quick scoping seems inconsistent in this game...


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Many of you out there have often wondered just what goes on in the twisted mind of a Liberal blogger. We're often accused of spouting Liberal "talking points" which is funny because I've always thought that was much more of a Republican Party thing (see Frank Luntz). Liberals tend to be more "free range."
I wasn't always this way. For much of my adult life I blindly followed the conventional wisdom of my peers. I voted for Reagan twice and was an early listener of both Rush Limbaugh and Neil Boortz. This began to change for me during the Bush years as I realized that Republicans had become expert at using religion and patriotism to fool middle class voters into supporting policies that were not in their best interest; tax cuts for millionaires, the deregulation of financial markets, phony wars, etc. So I turned off FOX News and talk radio and reverted to the rebelliousness of my youth.
Today I follow a wide range of pundits, environmentalist, humorists, politicians and journalists on Twitter and other social media that often expose me to news and opinion that I might otherwise miss. I've always been somewhat of a news junkie so I typically read dozens of articles each week from all corners of the internet.
With that in mind I've been meaning to put together a semi-regular column to share some of the best finds from my ramblings, so this week I'm introducing The Sunday Liberal Reader. Hope you enjoy:
- Retired Maj. Gen. Roger R. Blunt sets the record straight on the UN's arms trade treaty.
- Are genetically modified mosquitoes in your future? Former Sierra Club executive director Carl Pope sounds a warning.
- The Koch brothers have vowed to spend $400 million of their vast fortune electing this year's Republican nominee for President. Here's a Mother Jones piece from 2011 introducing you to the folks who intend to buy this years election. Many of the names have already popped up during the Republican primary race.
- This week the Republican controlled House of Representatives voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act...for the 33rd time. No fooling. Ezra Klein gives us 14 reasons why this is the worst Congress ever.
- If you've not heard of Libor, you soon will. Bill Moyer digs into the unfolding financial scandal that promises to topple some of our biggest banks and the banksters who use them as their personal ATMs.
- When the economy hit the fan in 2008 as the mortgage bubble burst, The Republican spin machine was quick to pin it on greedy home buyers and the villains at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac absolving the people who profited the most from artificially inflated home prices from their share of responsibility. Recent reporting shows that alibi is starting to unravel. It seems the National Community Reinvestment Coalition was sounding the alarm about inflated real estate appraisals as early as 2005. The NCRC's recent testimony before congress sheds even more light on this issue.
- If you love fresh sweet corn as much as I do, you're in for some bad news. Unprecedented high temperatures and drought have taken their toll on this year's crop. Reminds me of a song.
- A funny love story from Janey Godley's blog, written in tweets from a London train.
- And just so you'll know I'm a fair and balanced kind of guy I'll close this week with a rather disturbing piece from the American Enterprise Institute. Grab your muskets folks. The poor folks are coming! The poor folks are coming!
Always remember: stay informed, read liberally. As a friend of mine likes to say, "educate yourself and vote!"
Jeff Haas
7:02 am on Monday, July 16, 2012
Thanks for your blog, fellow liberal! If nothing else, I wish conservatives would understand that Obama, far from being a socialist, is a moderate liberal. The actual American socialists have disavowed him, and even democratic socialists like Bernie Sanders have taken Obama to task for his moderate stances. The truth is that the Republican party has been co-opted by the extreme right wing, and therefore a moderate liberal looks like a socialist to them.
Tim H.
9:20 am on Monday, July 16, 2012
If you don't think Comrade Obama is a Socialist you don't know what a Socialist is. What do you think the ACA is??? Just keep listening to MSNBC, Moyer, Ed, Lawrence, Mathews & Rachel along with the rest of the uneducated Obama worshipers and follow them over the cliff.
Brian Crawford
12:32 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
I couldn't agree more Jeff. I think Tim just made your point.
Michael k
8:58 am on Monday, July 16, 2012
WOW. A liberal in Gwinnett? I've never heard of such a curious creature.
I read the Bill Moyers' article and now understand the Libor scandal. It is sad that I've mostly ignored it so far since i considered it to be just another in a long line of ways in which the world's financial leadership fleeced the public. I figured who cares about the gory details (this time). Another scandal will come out in a year or two.
David Brooks had an interesting column in the NYT last week about the leadership strata of 30-40 years ago vs. today. He opined that in the past leaders were determined at birth and were raised with a sense of propriety and ethics about their lofty status. Today it is meritocracy that determines leaders and this new breed lacks the moral backbone of those that were legacies.
Well it is good to see you turned off Rush and Fox and saw the light. You know they say people who listen to talk radio ate looking for affirmation rather than information so I keep my AM dial set to sports talk.
Brian Crawford
1:09 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Thanks Michael. I always enjoy Brooks' column although I thought his defense of the meritocracy was a bit tone deaf:
" I'd say today's meritocratic elites achieve and preserve their status not mainly by being corrupt but mainly by being ambitious and disciplined. They raise their kids in organized families. They spend enormous amounts of money and time on enrichment. They work much longer hours than people down the income scale, driving their kids to piano lessons and then taking part in conference calls from the waiting room."
There are plenty of working poor who work two jobs and still manage to drive their kids to piano lessons. This notion that effort is the only thing that separates the haves and have-nots is the very idea that Republicans use to wage war on the poor. I think Brooks should give Hayes book, "Twilight of the Elites," a more thorough read.
If you haven't caught Hayes show "Up" weekend mornings on MSNBC you should. It's the smartest thing on TV (at least in it's genre). Hayes is a master at facilitating political conversation. Polite yet resolute. His producers usually manage to put together an engaging panel and It has the feel of a conversation you might have at a dinner party among friends. Sunday's show is a great introduction, the panel was joined by Ed Conrad, a managing partner at Bain Capital, discussing the same topic of the Brooks piece.
Sharon Swanepoel
9:48 am on Monday, July 16, 2012
As you can see Michael, we're all inclusive here at Patch. Even such a minority as a liberal in Gwinnett has a forum on our pages. We love Brian - he keeps our conversations interesting. :)
Bob Martell
3:32 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
I read the first link, to the article by Gen. Blunt in The Hill...curiously, a nearly verbatim quote about regulations on iPods and fruit appears in an article in Newsday, written in part by a retired Admiral. (http://www.newsday.com/opinion/oped/opinion-world-needs-an-arms-treaty-1.3834297) Even more curiously, they were both published on the same day. What was that you said about 'talking points' in your first paragraph?
As an aside, if this treaty was already in effect, how would that have affected the Fast and Furious scandal?
Brian Crawford
5:04 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Thanks for the Newsday link Bob. It seems there are indeed other credible advocates for this cause and yes it appears that iPods and fruit are a shared talking point. However, this is hardly a liberal cause per se and the advocates in question could certainly not be identified as liberals.
As for F&F being a "scandal", haven't you heard? It turns out that was all a figment of Darrell Issa's imagination.
Bob Martell
5:34 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
I must have missed that story Brian...I am sure that Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry's family will be glad to hear he really isnt dead, Darrell Issa dreamt the whole thing....
Brian Crawford
6:02 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Terry is dead because the agency he worked for was thwarted on every front by incredibly lax gun regulations that prevented the weapon that possibly killed him from being taken off the street, That's why you haven't heard much about this lately. The NRA seems to have lost interest in publicizing that fact.
Bob Martell
8:19 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
I cant say I've ever relied on the NRA as a news source, but since you seem to think so highly of them I'll check them out…meanwhile, I couldn't help but notice that the article you linked in The Hill states "the United States is already widely acknowledged as the gold standard in arms trade regulations", and "has some of the strictest regulations" yet you claim that our lax regulations are responsible for Agent Terry's death…So which is it?
Brian Crawford
9:20 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
It's actually both Bob. While we set the standard for international arms trade, our domestic firearms regulations are some of the laxest in the world. And in no way did I encourage you to view the NRA as a news source. They are what they are; a shill for the firearms industry.
Tim H.
5:08 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Brian - MSNBC is the most bias unprofessional news network in the history of news broadcasting which explains why Microsoft announced today they are divorcing MSNBC.
Brian Crawford
5:57 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Do you not see the irony between your opinion of MSNBC and posting a NewsBuster headline proclaiming "NBC News Recognizes the MSNBC Brand Is a Malignant Tumor?" So what did you think of Chris Hayes show?
Robert J. Nebel
6:42 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Add this one: Woman panhandles for breast implants (from an NBC affiliate): http://cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2012/07/16/vonat-oh-breast-implant-panhandler.wkyc.html
Brian Crawford
7:05 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
I have no idea what breasts have to do with the discussion but I'm certainly not opposed to them.
Mike Hipp
6:45 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Shout out from a Gwinnett progressively liberal, gay, left handed, vegan, medicare for all loving, business owner!
Brian Crawford
7:08 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Thanks Mike. I'm glad to know there are still some left-handed folks in Gwinnett!
Silence Dogood
11:06 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
I'll have another glass of your Kool-aid, it is soooo refreshing, and they say you become more conservative as you age, well, I find it the opposite.
Tim H.
11:23 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012
Go ahead and walk off that cliff with Obama. If you think he's done such a great job with the economy then by all means vote for him. You are the one drinking the Kool-Aid as the man has done absolutely nothing but made a bad situation much worse.
Mike Hipp
8:15 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
It's not Mr. Obama that has made a bad situation much worse. It's the lock step obstructionism of the GOP that has prevented even the most (formerly) bi-partisan of bills from passing.
Obstructionism has long been the name of the game in Washington you say? This is true. The way our government is set up, obstructionism is one of the only ways that the minority party can keep the majority party from doing everything that they want.
This new era of politics as moral absolutes has raised the stakes to such a degree, though, that our government has ceased to function.
How can anybody that has the best interests of the country in mind stand behind a party that put their leader from the Senate (McConnell R-KY) in front of cameras shortly after Obama was elected to say "Republicans single most important goal is to make Obama a one-term president".?
Making Obama a one-term president (for republicans is more important than this country defaulting on it's debt obligations, it's more important than funding national infrastructure and it's more important than making sure that 30 million Americans can get health insurance.
This tendency to demonize the opposition, the tendency to cast political disagreements in moral terms has ruined our political system - a system that used to be about compromise is now completely ineffective.
Shame on all of us. On the democrats and the republicans for playing this zero sum game.
Brian Crawford
9:11 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
I think you've hit the nail on the head Mike. The only thing I would add is that while both parties share blame for the mess we're in, there is no equivalency there. You can't say "well one is as bad as the other so to hell with them both." This current generation of Republicans has gone far beyond the pale. Their relentless use of the filibuster to achieve their ideological goals is unprecedented and a cancer on our system of government.
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10:45 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Well maybe if the Senate leader would let a few bills up for a vote, BUT since he's a Democrat he can't be a source of delay could he? Or has he been acknowledged as one of the practitioners of obstructionism...
Mike Hipp
5:03 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Absolutely Brian; total agreement. This nasty new vein of moral politics has come along just since President Obama took office.
The filibuster problem is a thorny issue. But remember, the filibuster is one of the only things that can stop a bill if you don't have 51 votes .... and stopping a bill is going to be in the interest of the dems one of these days and we'll be glad that we have it. That being said, the steep escalation of the use of the filibuster is a blight on our political system - but more a symptom than a cause.
Tim H.
8:16 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
So this new nasty vein just started since Obama became King??? You see, you remember a time when Democrats rallied around Bush and worked to see him reelected. But I happen to live in this place called "the actual world" that you have never seen. I remember things quite differently. I remember eight years of the Bush Derangement Syndrome. I remember how Democrats began demanding that Bush be impeached almost as soon as he took office in 2001. I remember Democrats such as Howard Dean (who became the DNC CHAIRMAN) and Cynthia McKinney accusing President Bush of knowing about the 9/11 attacks in advance and not doing anything. And that insane group includes more than HALF of ALL Democrats, fwiw. I remember the mainstream media coverage and the Democrat Party constantly and rabidly hyping Cindy Sheehan who was demonizing George Bush as a murdering warmonger. I remember when George Bush was trying to reform Social Security in 2005 and the Democrats attacked him with stunning viciousness. I remember when a fellow Democrat asked Rep. Nancy Pelosi when their party would offer its own Social Security plan. And Pelois's answer was "Never. Is that soon enough for you?"
Tim H.
8:14 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
I remember Democrats literally demonizing Bush for the damned weather during Hurricane Katrina, and calling him a racist who hated black people even though the Democrats at every level from the state Governor down to Mayor Ray Nagin – who let 2,000 school busses that could have saved lives get flooded - were far more to blame for the disaster than Bush was. I remember George Bush trying to get a debt ceiling increase and a Democrat Senator named Barack Hussein Obama decried it a "failure of leadership" while Senate Majority Leader Reid demanded that Republicans explain "why they think more debt is good for the economy." I remember the Democrats when they forced Reagan to come hat-in-hand begging for a debt ceiling every five months, and laughed hysterically that Barack Obama had the balls to demand he get the most massive debt ceiling increases in history that would last past the 2012 election as if that was "reasonable." I remember Democrats and Barack Obama demonizing George Bush over Iraq and Afghanistan. I remember Obama demonizing the surge strategy and predicting it would lead to more sectarian violence. You know, before the same Obama's administration actually took credit for Iraq as "one of the great achievements of this administration." I also remember Obama demonizing Bush in Afghanistan where Obama claimed Bush was just "air-raiding villages and killing people."
Brian Crawford
8:53 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
I have no idea why anyone with your politics would want to re-litigate the Bush years. I don't remember anyone blaming Bush for the weather but I do recall him appointing a comically incompetent and unqualified crony to run FEMA which led to the feds bumbling of the disaster response. I also remember him attempting to whitewash that failure by patting the guy on the back and telling the world he was doing a "heckuva job." There are very few people from either side of the aisle that don't believe Bush's Presidency was an unmitigated disaster. This is well supported by the facts.
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10:52 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
So much so that many of his policies were CONTINUED under the current administration...
Tim H.
10:20 pm on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
My comment was regarding Mike Hipp's comment above which was totally inaccurate. Also, I will take the Bush presidency ANY day over the damage Obama has done in 3.5 years and to characterize the Bush presidency as an unmitigated disaster is comical considering the disaster the current buffoon in chief has been.
Mike Hipp
7:46 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Tim - if you will take the time to read up a couple of comments from the one that you tried to tear down - I explicitly said:
"shame on the republicans and te democrats for playing this zero sum game".
Your zeal for the right and hatred for the left is showing through - Tim who isn't confident enough to give his full name.
Mike Hipp
7:48 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Oh excuse me ... I misquoted myself. I actually said:
"Shame on all of us. On the democrats and the republicans for playing this zero sum game."
Tim H.
11:12 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
I guess you didn't want to mention the comment I was referring to that you made and that was totally inaccurate and typical of those of a liberal democrat that listens to MSNBC. You said:
"Absolutely Brian; total agreement. This nasty new vein of moral politics has come along just since President Obama took office."
North Georgia Weather
9:03 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Still, the disability rolls have continued to swell and threaten the program's fiscal future.
A new Congressional Budget Office underscored the troubled finances of the growing Social Security Disability Insurance program. The report showed $119 billion in benefits were paid last year to 8.3 million disabled workers. That represents almost 18 percent of all Social Security spending.
According to Sessions' office, the program has been running a deficit since 2009.
"Consequently, the trust fund is shrinking and will be depleted by 2016 -- just four years from now," his office said.


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Willing to be Wrong
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Gracious Dialogue
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Im located in Puyallup, WA
The engine has 110k
5 speed manual, no problems.
Tan leather Interior (decent shape beside driver seat)
No driver rear window regulator or motor available.
The driver side fender is dented.
New heater core installed a few months ago..
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Front hub assembly, rotors, calipers $100
Front hub assembly, ball joints, rotors + calipers, control arms and tie rods $175
Rear beam, stub axles, rotors + calipers 100
*$250 for 5 lug conversion, will ship at buyers expense. (Front hub assembly, ball joints, rotors, calipers + carriers and control arms. Rear beam, stub axles, rotors and calipers + carriers.)
Control Arms $60
Tie rods+ ends $20
Ball joints $20
Alternator $40
Smog pump
Fuse Block $25 (without relays/fuses)
Radiator/water pump hoses $30
Throttle cable - $10
Injectors (6) - $25 each or $100 for them all
Power steering lines $30 Power steering reservoir $20 Power steering pump $30 *or all for $60
A/C compressor $40
A/C hard lines $25
Rear bumper cover (scuffs in the paint only, see picture) $30
Rear bumper rebar $20
Front bumper rebar $20
Driver fender (Dented) $15
Front doors $25 ea
Rear passenger door $25
Rear window glass with defrost $40
Rear Driver Window door glass $20
Front driver window door glass $25
Windshield new $100
Power Heated PASSENGER mirror - $20
Rear license plate tub with inner taillights $10
Door Latches (one with key hole, 3 without) $10ea
Fuel door - $5
Whip antenna mast - $5
Antenna base and cable - $30
Roof rain gutters - $10 ea
Wiper arms - $5 ea
Windshield washer motor - $15
Ebrake cables $15
Body wiring harness uncut $50
Tan leather door cards (Rear passenger gone) $20 each
Rear tan leather seat $50
Front tan leather seats $40 for passenger $35 driver
Tan Dash $40
Drivers knee bar cover $20
Front seat guide rail covers - $5 ea
Passengers airbag - $25
Passenger airbag cover - $15
Airbag harness - $15
Tan carpet - $20
Headliner with sunroof cutout (is a little dirty and has a few tiny rips) - $20
Central locking door lock pump - $30
Switches $5 - $10 ea
Dash Button Blanks - $2.00
Dash Vents $5 ea
Center Dash Vents/Radio Surround - $15
HVAC box with newer heater core and controls - $80
Heater fan control module - $20
AC control panel cover - $10
Dash Cluster Surround - $5
Headlight/fog light switch $15
Interior door handles - $5 ea
Cig lighter with ash tray surround - $5
Turn signal switch $20
Grab Handle Trim x 3 - $10
Sun visors - $5 ea
Mirror triangle trim - $5 ea
Rear view mirror $10
Pillar panels - $10 ea *cheaper if you buy multiple
Alarm module - $10
Bose amp mounted in trunk - $30
Doorway kick panels - $5 ea
Door seals - $10 ea
Seat belts - $10 ea
Relays $7 ea
Trunk carpet - $20
Relay 147 AC $5
Relay 99 Intermittent wiper $10
Relay 191 Turn signal flasher $5
Relay 110 Fog $10
Relay 167 $10
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This course will enable the student to gain experience and develop skills in piano accompaniment.
Attendance will be required at rehearsals, lessons (usually with the soloist's teacher), master classes, examinations and other concerts throughout the year as reasonably required by the tutors.
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By the end of the year a student will be expected to perform to an acceptable standard 30 minutes of accompaniment that demonstrates a range of technical skills and appropriate ensemble awareness and presentation skills.Assessment will be PASS or FAIL based on the criteria noted above.
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text: Mrs. Myrtle Marie Webb Utt, age 82 of Fancy Gap, VA, lost her long courageous battle to cancer on February 22, 2013 at the Joan & Howard Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson, NC. Myrtle, a much beloved daughter was born to Robert Lawrence and Amanda (Mandy) Bowman Webb on February 24, 1930. She was married to Reaford E. Utt on December 21, 1946 and they resided at Fancy Gap, VA. She was a dearly loved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. For over 67 years she worked the farm with her loving husband. She loved to plant her flowers, quilting and crocheting for her children and grandchildren and planting a garden. Myrtle was also well known for her delicious Banana Cake she made for the Webb Family Reunions. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Bobby and Missie Utt of Fancy Gap; three daughters, Kathy Surratt of Fancy Gap; Phyllis Martin and husband Tony of Elkin and Jane Dowell and husband Roy of Cana. She leaves behind five grandchildren, Scott Martin and wife Larra; Chad Phillips and wife Leigh Ann; Amanda Bourne; B.J. Utt and Casey Utt; five precious great grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Zephyr Webb of Danville; a life-long friend, Ila Utt; several nieces and nephews, especially Chester and Amy Webb and Roger Webb who loved to visit often. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the Joan & Howard Woltz Hospice Home at 945 Zephyr Rd., Dobson, NC 27107 or to St. Jude's Research. The family would like to express a special thank you to Michael Parris; Dr. Nick Chrysson and staff; Northern Hospital ER staff, Forsyth Hospital (Neurology and Oncology) the Joan & Howard Woltz Hospice Home, Laurel Fork Rescue, Surry County EMS, Pastor Wendell Horton and all extended family, neighbors and friends for the continued love and support. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM, Sunday, February 24, 2013 at Moody Funeral Home of Mt. Airy by Rev. Wendell Horton. Burial will follow in the Isaac Banks Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home one hour prior to the service. Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com.


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Farren awoke that morning to the maid lifting the blinds in her room and tossing the curtains to the side. Farren groaned, rolling over in her bed and burying her face. She mumbled some unappreciative words because of the unwelcome wake up call, before turning over to see the maid leaving. "It's summer… I don't have school you know!" she called out before the door closed. The girl sighed heavily, not much of a morning person as she rubbed her eyes and blinked a few times. Her vision went in and out, bringing the room closer and further away until they adjusted. She was used to it by now, but it still didn't help the slightly queasy feeling it gave her sometimes.
Crawling out of bed, she ran her fingers through her long mane of blonde waves that reached all the way down her back before getting to her closet. She planned on going shopping today to possibly find something she could crime fight in. It sounded silly when she said it out loud to herself, but in her head she was determined to not chicken out. "Don't be a pansy, Farren," she scolded herself as she brought out a pair of blue skinny jeans and loose, sheer white top. She grabbed a black cami to wear under the sheer top and quickly got dressed. She never forgot to put on a little makeup as well, with some large bangle bracelets and diamond stud earrings. "There," she smiled happily, much more awake after her morning ritual.
Farren bounced downstairs, her hair flouncing behind her as she smiled brightly. Her parents might have been in the house, she wasn't sure. She just didn't care. She grabbed her favorite name brand slouchy brown bag and headed out the door. Her parents had gotten her a mini cooper for her birthday when she was 16, just like she'd asked, and she pulled out of the driveway in it to head for her daily morning coffee. She slipped her favorite large eyed sunglasses on and yawned, driving almost too courteously as she let everyone go twice before she actually went.
Farren pulled into the coffee shop she went to every morning and parked as far away from the door as possible. After all, she was young and healthy and there were a lot of people needing the closer spaces more than her. She got in line to order, politely smiling whenever someone rudely cut in front of her. Some made an excuse like they were late for work, others just seemed to not see her and nudge her back. She gave a nervous smile and placed her sunglasses on top of her head, not wanting to cause a problem. Once she reached the counter after what seemed like forever, she said her name that they never seemed to spell right, and ordered a vanilla latte before beginning to wait patiently as people all around her sighed heavily, waiting for their coffee.


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Czech Republic
Vital statistics
- 10.21
Population (millions)
- 1999
Year of investment
- 3
Number of breweries
- 14,9771
Total size of beer market (hl 000)
- 1471
Beer consumption per capita (litres)
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Plzeňský Prazdroj. a.s.
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Doug Brodman
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- 1842
The first Pilsner type, bottom-fermented pale beer is brewed in Plzen (Pilsen), in essence establishing the name of the Pilsner/Pils beer category now known worldwide.
- 1895
The Pilsner Bier trademark is registered.
- 1994
Plzeňský Prazdroj is formed as a joint stock company.
- 1999
SAB Ltd acquires Plzeňský Prazdroj.
- 2002
Plzeňský Prazdroj merges with Pivovar Radegast a.s. and Pivovar Velke Popovice a.s. to form Plzeňský Prazdroj a.s.
Sustainable development
Taking an integrated approach to packaging reduction
Our Czech business, Plzeňský Prazdroj, recycles or reuses 92% of its packaging material returned (the Czech average is 69%), mainly through the use of returnable bottles, kegs and beer tanks.
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Alcohol responsibility
Debate addresses alcohol issues
In March 2010, Plzeňský Prazdroj, hosted a workshop with SANANIM, to encourage a variety of organisations to work collaboratively to reduce drink driving across Europe.
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LOS ANGELES DODGERS INFORMATION: Founded: 1883 (in Los Angeles since 1958) Location: Los Angeles, California Stadium: Dodger Stadium Conference: National League Division: West Division Rivals: San Francisco Giants, New York Yankees, San Diego Padres, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Notable Players: Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Pee Wee Reese, Orel Hershiser Los Angeles Dodgers World Series Title: 6 - Last World Series appearance, 1988 Los Angeles Dodgers NL Championships: 21 - Last NL Championship appearance, 2009
The Los Angeles Dodgers have become one of the most popular franchises in the Major Leagues, and they can trace their lineage back to 1890 when the team played in New York City as the Brooklyn Bridegrooms. After changing their name to the Superbas, the Trolly Dodgers and the Robins, the squad finally settled on the Dodgers moniker in 1932. The Dodgers were one of three teams in the Big Apple and were instrumental in the continued growth of professional baseball. The team broke the color barrier in 1947 when they signed Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, who would go on to win Rookie of the Year honors that year. The Dodgers managed to win one World Series in New York in 1955, which was a matchup against their crosstown rivals the New York Yankees. It proved to be a rare defeat for the Yankee juggernaut and was instrumental in drumming up anticipation for the Dodgers' move to Los Angeles in 1957. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles, the Dodgers would experience one of the most successful periods of their history, winning the World Series in 1959, 1963 and 1965. With the dynamic duo of Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale on the mound, as well as the steady bats of Duke Snider and Gil Hodges, the Dodgers were one of the toughest teams in the National League. After a decade of rebuilding in the 1970s, the team was once again ready to contend for a title in the early '80s. The Dodgers received a huge boost in 1981 with the arrival of Mexican pitching phenom Fernando Valenzuela. The rookie would win Rookie of the Year and Cy Young honors and carry the team into the postseason. Along with pitchers Don Sutton and Jerry Reuss, the Dodgers once again had one of the most formidable pitching staffs in baseball and overwhelmed their opponents at the plate. During the 1980s, the Dodgers won World Series titles in 1981 and 1988, four National League West division titles and more than 800 games. Today, the friendly confines of Dodgers Stadium and the beautiful weather of Southern California make it a spectacular place to see a game. With two recent division championships in their pocket and a wealth of new talent in the minors, the Dodgers look closer than ever to capturing their elusive sixth championship.
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The Dodgers were the most active team over the last year and now look to have the pieces in place to make a deep October run. After a trade with the Marlins that acquired shortstop Hanley Ramirez, the Dodgers pulled of a blockbuster with the Red Sox that netted them Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford and Josh Beckett. Add in last year's NL Cy Young award winner Clayton Kershaw and mega-signee Zach Greinke, and the Dodgers are probably the team to beat in 2013.
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Imperial Valley College Reviews
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Katie from Calexico, CA
02/09/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 1 of 13
Categories Comments Great for these types of students anyone who is a non smoker would enjoy this school. completely non smoking campus.
What to do for fun go to basketball games when the teams are good. other than that, nothing.
Food and Dining its alright. very expensive and only few choices to select from: snacks (chips, candy, fruit), or mexican food.
Dorm Life we don't have dorms. not even for athletes.
Academic Rigor one of the only good things about this college is that they have one of the best nursing programs in the country. but, good luck getting in, they only accept 20 a semester and there is only one class for every pre-requisite you need.
Tips for prospective students some tips i would give to incoming students would be either join a club that will give you priority registration or if you have the money to go somewhere else, go! the school is broke, and instead of adding clases for students, they knock down buildings. i have heard stories about students waiting 4 semesters just to take one class due to the lack of classes and over population of students.
In three sentences imperial valley college would not be a school i would recommend to a student. the college is very disorganized, professors and staff are not helpful, and treat students who don't have priority registration unfairly.
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christopher from El Centro, CA
07/30/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 13
Categories Comments Campus Safety Moderate to little campus safety.
Greek Life none
Clubs and Activities Not too many clubs.
Great for these types of students All types of students, all ethnic backgrounds. Everyone is welcome at I.V.C.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Dia de los Muertos is an unusual tradition that is celebrated at I.V.C. due to our nearby border town of Calexico, Ca.
Bang for the buck Have Fun with the Family at Nearby Attractions. Cinemark movie theatres and mall have awesome food court.
What to do for fun Check out the Pioneers Museum, full of interesting facts about desert life. Go shopping in Mexicali, enjoy authentic mexican food and drink, Ole!
Food and Dining Small but quaint cafeteria with friendly service.
Academic Rigor The I.V.C. approach seamlessly encourages exploration, cooperative learning, problem solving, reflection, and real-world connections, all while engaging studentsâ?? imaginations.
Tips for prospective students Be flexible, and always present yourself in a positive light.
In three sentences Imperial Valley College is committed to academic excellence and believes in keeping classes small and providing valuable one-on-one interaction with faculty if needed. I.V.C. is for engaged learners seeking to immerse themselves in an intense and transformative experience, and to become prepared for making a difference in not only the students life but also for all who come into contact with the I.V.C. graduate.
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Adolfo from Calexico, CA
05/25/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
3 of 13
Categories Comments What to do for fun Be involved in many groups around campus. There is different social groups around that will gladly help you fit in.
Food and Dining The burrito and pizza are probably the best food they serve there. It is a little expensive, but at least the meat is grilled right outside the student center and it smells great.
Dorm Life No dorms are offered in IVC.
Academic Rigor Study hard for every class and the grades will reflect you're hard work. Many students slack off in easy classes, but don't be that kind of student. It is easy to just get stuck in a community college like IVC.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to always be on time for classes and don't delay for payments because you can get dropped out of a class for owing money. Also ask for help if needed, there's many people that can help you around campus.
In three sentences It is a good cheap school to go to. Many people are friendly and the professors are well qualified. It was a great community college to go to.
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06/10/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
4 of 13
Categories Comments What to do for fun Hang out with friends. Check out the fairs or events they sometimes have on campus. Attend activities the ASG puts up.
Food and Dining Even though I never really ate at school, there is a good variety of food which can be purchased there as well as snacks and beverages.
Dorm Life There are no dorms on campus.
Academic Rigor Most of the classes I took there were pretty easy for me however they do require time to do the work or assignments given as well as to study for exams. However other classes that I took there as well do require I a lot concentration and time because they are rigorous and challenging. The good thing is that the professors are always open to help you and clarify material you don't quite get.
Tips for prospective students Do not take things lightly just because its IVC. You should always try to do your best and get the best grades possible because the education you get there is going to be your foundation for when you transfer out; and the better you do at IVC the easier things will be.
In three sentences My overall experience at IVC was great. I had the opportunity to join a program which gave me priority registration, something that helped me get all the classes I wanted without having any trouble. Also throughout the two years I attended, I got to meet some incredible teachers who are great at what they do, and who guided me, supported me, and encouraged me to always do my best and keep going no matter what.
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Steph, CA
06/25/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
5 of 13
Categories Comments Campus Safety It is very safe there. No fights, no bullying, just a great place to relax.
Clubs and Activities I dont like the clubs from there.
Bang for the buck Try to apply for financial aid. If your lucky, you wont be worrying about money.
What to do for fun Nothing much. I really do not like the clubs there. I just hang with friends during my breaks.
Food and Dining Very expensive and the food is very greasy.
Dorm Life There is no dorms.
Academic Rigor Great school but in need of classes.
Tips for prospective students ALWAYS ask ,before getting your classes, which teachers to get and which teachers not to get.
In three sentences I believe it is a great college to start after high school. What i didn't like was that there is not enough classes for everybody, so everybody is trying to get a class. Also, i didn't like my counselor for last semester.
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Alejandro from Calexico, CA
06/26/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
6 of 13
Categories Comments Clubs and Activities upward bound, student support services
Great for these types of students math lab
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus usually in front of the college campus there are activities going on around the school year
What to do for fun play sports in the gym or outside
Tips for prospective students expect independence
In three sentences this college is small, so everybody knows each other. most of the classes are professional. most of the time it's clean.
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Alex from Calexico, CA
07/22/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
7 of 13
Categories Comments What to do for fun There isnt much to do but to play sports. It is to hot most of the year at Imperial Valley College.
Tips for prospective students Apply for financial aid.
In three sentences Imperial Valley College to me is an unorganized college that never has enough classes for there students.
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Elisa from Calipatria, CA
08/21/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
8 of 13
Categories Comments What to do for fun Well the imperial valley is small but its nice to go to the mall and to the movies.
Food and Dining They have a good cafeteria that provides lots of choices.
Dorm Life there are no dorms in this community college
Academic Rigor its a great school
Tips for prospective students Be prepared college isnt that hard just stay focused and motivated.
In three sentences Great community college for recent high school graduates, parents or people that have job and all classes have flexable hours that work with anyones schedule and they even provide childcare if needed.
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Victoria C
09/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
9 of 13
Categories Comments Campus Safety Onsite security guards, and Administration of Justice student officers make this campus safe.
What to do for fun Several of fun clubs, sports, gym
Food and Dining Cafeteria food, good variety, reasonable prices.
Dorm Life None available
Academic Rigor Fairly easy for the most part. Also it depends on your major, the subject, the instructor and YOU.
Tips for prospective students Keep good grades, register as soon as you can, and crash whenever possible
In three sentences This campus is fairly big, hosts a good amount of buildings, variety of studies, and different people.
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Desiree from Imperial, CA
12/22/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
10 of 13
Categories Comments What to do for fun There is completely nothing fun to do in this school.
Food and Dining Food is sours of tasty, on certain days, prices are over the top and the quality varies.
Dorm Life No dorms available
Academic Rigor Academically they can't never teach properly.
Tips for prospective students For other students, be as competitive as you can, check for classes you need, never waste time and pass all of your classes. College is not a joke take it seriously is your life your working on now.
In three sentences Imperial valley can be described as Over crowded, very minimal opportunities are given to students, classes are very limited and hard to get, there is hardly any advantages for those who want to continue their education.
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Alexandra from Calexico, CA
03/18/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
11 of 13
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus has many securities but are very lenient.
What to do for fun Students go out to eat on breaks. Outside of school students party on the weekends, students are very outgoing and sociable.
Food and Dining School cafeteria has great cooks who cook to your request. Many students carpool to nearby restaurants. Students love the pizza pockets on campus. Top things to get on campus are the breakfast burrito and the tortilla soup.
Dorm Life There is no on campus housing, but students are friendly and outgoing. Students socializing in and out of school.
Tips for prospective students Meet with a school adviser.
In three sentences Imperial College provides great educational opportunities for degrees and technical certificates. Teachers and students are friendly and create a good environment. Classes are challenging and flexible.
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Nicole from Imperial, CA
04/12/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 13
Categories Comments Campus Safety The campus safety is quite kept up but its very dark around campus at night.
Greek Life No fraternities or sororities.
Clubs and Activities Many clubs such as CAAP, Student Council, and more.
What to do for fun Unless you have a car to drive back and forth, there isn't much available unless you join a few clubs, other than that, it's located away from the city.
Food and Dining Vending machines, cafeteria food, and typical gas station products are available.
Dorm Life No dorms are at this school, you basically need to live here because it's a small junior college.
Academic Rigor Low graduation rate due to dropping out or transferring.
Tips for prospective students If you are a agriculture, nursing, or business major, this school is a good choice, other than that, not much is available.
In three sentences Although it is convenient due to the Valley being so small, it is not my first choice to go to school. This college doesn't offer much to a broad variety of students like myself and I would much rather go to another school if I could afford to. Most of their scholarships aim toward farming, business or nursing and the financial aid criteria is a joke.
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Shari Ann from El Centro, CA
04/18/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
13 of 13
Categories Comments Food and Dining The only food I personally don't like are the hot pockets. The other foods like the hamburgers, carne asada burritos, soup, and tortas are actually delicious. Except it'll cost you around $6 for a burger. There is enough to eat at the school.
Dorm Life This is a community college, so there are no dorms.
Academic Rigor A lot of the upper division classes can be pretty challenging based on what teacher you have here at the college. Math is not that hard here, but homework for the math classes is given on a daily basis.
Tips for prospective students If you really want to get a class, get on the wait list or crash it; there are a lot of students that attend this college.
In three sentences Teachers and staff are pretty friendly. Classrooms and buildings are kept clean. The ASL program is great here.
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