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Don't feel like an idiot! You discovered a new tool! You can't know everything at once. It takes time (a lot of time) to learn a graphics program's full capabilities. I'm sure that everyone here - even the one's who have been doing this a long time - are still learning new things about their programs. That's part of the fun and feeling like you're growing and improving is part of the journey.
I don't even know what you're talking about! Off to go discover it for myself, too!
Well, I still feel like an idiot because I'm not sure what you did! I can't recreate it.
I'm with you Tina. Could you elaborate a little more on what you discovered, A.D.?
@Cat Haha, thanks. But it seems so simple now. Before this I was beating my head over channels and masking.
@Tina, Melouise I used magic wand or lasso to select an area in my pic. Then I copy my newspaper (or anything you want) from a separate image. Then I go back to the pic and "paste into" the selection.
Im using the free cs 2. Dont know if it's the same for other versions.
Having a big 'AHA' moment here; I know what you mean. I would probably make a mask too.... Easy, thanks for sharing!
I haven´t had this idea Ad! Thanks for sharing!
OM goodness! I just tried this and it is awesome! Sure beats clipping it to the item!
Well what a cool thing to do. Going off to work on that little technique myself. Thanks for sharing your "eureka" moment.
OMG! You're all kidding!
My pleasure guys.
TFS this tip. I too would do like some of the other ladies create a clipping masks. Your way you've discovered is very quick!
Laziness does have a purpose.
I wouldn't call it laziness, it's called creativity to come up with a great solution when you had no idea! and teach some of us something that have been around a loooong time. LoL
Oh my goodness, it's certainly not a lazy way of doing things. In my opinion it's a more intuitive way. I've always used this method in Paint Shop Pro. One thing to remember is by pasting into selection, you are pasting the entire image copied into a different space. This can cause some distortion to patterns, however that does not have to be a bad thing. The results can be quite pleasing. And if, for example, you want to paste into a selection that is bigger than what is copied, what is pasted will "stretch" to fit the selection. This result can have a bad outcome if the pasted image is "stretched" too much.
I don't even understand what masking has to do with any of these things. lol
Emerald, do you not have the ability to do a clipping mask in PSP? If I remember correctly I imagine most of us that are referring to "Clipping" are PhotoShop users, so maybe it's a program specific thing?
...I've always used this method in Paint Shop Pro. ...I don't even understand what masking has to do with any of these things. lol
@Shawna - Hmmm...thinking about all of this now and the results we are referring to here, yes, there is a way for me to use masking to achieve these results in PSP. Not too straightforward though, in my opinion. The two ways I stated before are the easiest ways to attach a paper to a specific shape. I, personally, have never heard the words "clipping mask" used though by PSPers. That term could very well be Photoshop specific...maybe. But really, I hesitate to speak for other PSP users because I'm not a member of any large group anymore.
I know what you mean. My first few digi pages were made using Photo Impact, I think it was... way back in the day. I'm not even sure it exists any longer. If so, it's definitely a sparse group. I would think if it's something called masking, it is probably very similar to what we are referring to, though.
I'm going to have to try that.
@Emerald Thanks for sharing that! I have yet to discover how to "stretch" the copied image into the selection in cs2. Ive had to go back and forth until it fit.
@Emerald -- Yay! I was thinking I might be the only one here who uses PSP. I love, love, love pasting into selections. I use that a lot!

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Bizarre Sports Fans…
Americans might not understand cricket, but we know a bizarre sports fan when we see one (remember the Tiger Woods Cigar Guy?)
During a match at the Cricket World Cup, a mustachioed supporter of Bangladesh mugged for the camera in a manner in which would make any fan (or athlete for that matter) uneasy.
So hypnotically disturbing was his stare that you probably won't even notice the blatant nose picking that goes down right next to him.
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Back in high school, I've always wanted to learn games such as Magic: The Gathering. The only problem was that it seemed a little too complicated for me. You had lands, tapping, monsters and some sort of 20 hit-point count. In those days, keeping track with pen and paper or dice seemed a little excessive to me and those intricacies put me off. I ignored other card games after that.
But maybe a new approach can change my mind. The Pokemon Company has adapted its popular trading card game to the Internet, and now for the past few months, players have had a chance to learn how to play and compete online.
The Pokemon Trading Card Game Online offers 12 lessons that break down the complex rules into bite-sized chunks. In general, players learn three lessons and return for a fourth where they put the ideas together to make sure they've learned it. It's a way to overcome the daunting nature of the game, letting them learn at their own pace.
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Packers coach Mike McCarthy was vague yesterday when asked about linebacker Clay Matthews' thumb injury, saying he was hopeful it wouldn't be season-ending.
It will, however, knock him out for several games. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Matthews had surgery yesterday to repair a broken thumb, and will be out at least a month.
That will force Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers to make some major adjustments on defense, without his best pass-rusher.
Matthews had three sacks and two forced fumbles in four games, and they're going to have to scheme their way into that kind of production from the rest of the position.


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PARADISE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — A northern Michigan man and his teenage daughter were killed when the vehicle they were in failed to stop at an intersection and was hit by a county snowplow.
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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Sam Ryan's going downhill Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Sam Ryan's going downhill Goto page Previous 1, 2, 3, 4 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Off-Topic Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message gsantrimJoined: 08 Sep 2009 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 7:09 pm Post subject: Just went there last weekend for brunch and yes, it is going down hill as far as the food goes. I almost alway get the grand slam breakfast and it was definately a plate full. Now, it no longer comes with potatoes (W2500 or W3000 extra). They changed their sausage and the new stuff is nowhere near as good. The bacon isn't as flavourful as it used to be. You get 2 eggs still but you absolutely can't get them scrambled...only fried. They no longer carry jam for your toast. And, you no longer get tea or coffee. And, the cost of the meal is still the exact same (maybe a bit more). The misses and I both decided that we aren't going there again unless it's a group decision. Back to top cj1976Joined: 26 Oct 2005 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 8:45 pm Post subject: The chicken caeser salad is a joke. Rather than actual chicken breast fillets, they throw in chunks of the breaded chicken steaks (containing 20% actual meat) that they probably buy in bulk from Costco. Back to top hogwonguy1979Joined: 22 Dec 2003Location: the racoon den Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:24 am Post subject: used to be a regular but now tend not go there as the food service has gotten very slow there (last Sat nite it took 40 min to get a steak) and the sizes have gone downhill. Staff attitude has gotten nasty as wife and I wanted a table as we would be ordering dinner but were refused an empty table. god forbid if you want a coke or ginger ale I may go there if there is a sports event on live like the Super Bowl but other than that we likely will go down to Reilly's Back to top T-JJoined: 10 Oct 2008Location: Seoul EunpyungGu Yeonsinnae Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 4:09 am Post subject: The only times I've been there are for the NFL Wildcard weekend Sunday morning games. Really the only games I get to watch live in a bar all year. I was never impressed with the place and it has gotten worse over the years. If anyone has a recommendation for this year, I'm all ears. Back to top IamBaboJoined: 16 Jun 2005 Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 6:53 pm Post subject: Sam Ryan's Try Sin Bin.. Tons of TVs, and the staff has a much better attitude... Back to top T-JJoined: 10 Oct 2008Location: Seoul EunpyungGu Yeonsinnae Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 7:32 pm Post subject: Re: Sam Ryan's IamBabo wrote: Try Sin Bin.. Tons of TVs, and the staff has a much better attitude... Do they open on Sunday morning for the games? Back to top is so deliciousJoined: 28 Apr 2009 Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 8:44 pm Post subject: What's up with Sin Bin? Cheap(ish) beer on tap? Decent food? Do they play American sports? Specific games (replays) on request? Back to top IamBaboJoined: 16 Jun 2005 Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:33 pm Post subject: Sin Bin As for opening for the games, they were open last year for the live NFL playoffs not the regular season games. There are food specials Monday through Thursday. Reasonably priced beer, food is pretty good. Still seems like they are tweaking the menu. Pool, darts, and shuffleboard as well.. They have a nice outdoor area, but obviously that is out until next spring.. And yes, most sports by request.. Back to top rchristo10Joined: 14 Jul 2009 Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 1:44 am Post subject: Good lord that place is as old as its clients and pretty freeping boring, to say the least. Nothing has changed but the price of the menu items. Boring, boring, boring. A bar for war vets. Seriously. Old. Tired. Boring. The place really needs to get with the times. Cheers ain't on TV no more for a reason. Back to top NYC_Gal 2.0Joined: 10 Dec 2010 Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:03 am Post subject: You know what? I realized this whole time that I was thinking of 3 Alley downstairs. Yeah, I don't like Sam Ryan's. My mistake. Back to top actionjacksonJoined: 30 Dec 2007Location: Any place I'm at Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 1:03 am Post subject: Some friends and I used to be regulars there on Tuesday nights in order to catch the Monday night football games. I remember being able to get 10 ribs (that I thought were pretty good) and a beer for a fiver. Then it seemed the word got out and you had to start showing up at 5:30 or 6 in order to get a seat. Then the price of the ribs went up and it seemed like the quality went down. After a couple of lackluster weeks of ribs, we stopped going. The last time I remember being in there was on a halloween a couple years back. Back to top TripJoined: 28 Dec 2008 Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 6:46 am Post subject: Sin Bin is great: Best Itaewon rooftop view, beer pong, shuffle board, darts, pool, regular priced drinks (Red Rock is as cheap as anywhere else), great food and pizza, and cool owners and bartenders. They open around 3-4pm on weekends, but if there is a request to open for sporting events, they will open earlier for your group. Back to top edwardcatflapJoined: 22 Mar 2009 Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 2:44 pm Post subject: Quote: Sin Bin is great: Best Itaewon rooftop view, beer pong, shuffle board, darts, pool Darts and pool are great pub games and I play them myself on occasion but what is it about beer pong that makes the people who play it let out great shouts and roars periodically, interupting all conversations for miles around? Any time I see beer pong in a pub these days I immediately turn around and walk out Back to top Mr. BlackCatJoined: 30 Nov 2005Location: Insert witty remark HERE Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:10 pm Post subject: Sam Ryan's looked really good when it first opened, but over time it's gone downhill (as the title suggests). First, not completely their fault but the layout is not good. If you're sitting in the front it's like visiting a 90s mosh pit to get to the bathroom or front door. The last time I tried to eat there was dinner time on a Saturday. I get it that it's a busy time, but after over an hour we just cancelled our order although they told us we still had to pay (we just ordered pub grub, nothing fancy). We didn't and just left. The service was always questionable, but the food was also getting lousier over time. The last time I went was for some NFL morning game last year and even though we were sitting at the bar it was nearly impossible to get service. Yes, it was busy but the 5-6 people behind the bar were only serving one side--they would actually just stand there and ignore our calls if no one on that side needed service. I think they had one or two waitresses for the entire rest of the restaurant, too. I often get the feeling that my business isn't needed in the place (3 Alley's pompousness must have leaked through the walls). As for Sin Bin, I like the place as I did when it was Roofers and the myriad of other incarnations over the years (wish they didn't remove the booths on the roof, though). However, they always seem to open so late on weekends. I've gone around dinner time only to find the door locked. With a rooftop like that they should be open all afternoon. When it was Roofers it would be packed from 1pm till closing on the weekends up there. Of course the seating was much more comfortable. The food seemed good the couple of times I had it, but I'm not going to walk all the way over there from the main drag and climb 3 flights of stairs with a 50/50 chance of it being open (actually I think we were 1/7-ish this summer while the sun was still up). Back to top SteelrailsJoined: 12 Mar 2009Location: Earth, Solar System Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 8:16 pm Post subject: edwardcatflap wrote: Quote: Sin Bin is great: Best Itaewon rooftop view, beer pong, shuffle board, darts, pool Darts and pool are great pub games and I play them myself on occasion but what is it about beer pong that makes the people who play it let out great shouts and roars periodically, interupting all conversations for miles around? Any time I see beer pong in a pub these days I immediately turn around and walk out Sounds like a man who has never played an epic game of beer pong. 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Though Eagles coach Andy Reid reportedly was "likely" to bench quarterback Mike Vick, Reid ultimately didn't. According to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports, Vick believed that some assistant coaches wanted the change to be made from Vick to Nick Foles.
On Saturday, both Reid and Vick denied that account.
"I don't know where that would come from," Reid told reporters. "That's not the case. Everybody is on board with Michael."
"Is on board" is different from "was on board." It could be that the assistant coaches weren't on board, but that they were told they'd better get on board, or they'd be getting off board, permanently.
Vick was a bit stronger in his denial. "That's absolutely false," Vick said, via comments distributed by the team. "Coach [Reid] and I never had that conversation. Everything we talked about in that room was personal; it was man-to-man. But that never came up."
More importantly, Vick said he doesn't care if they think he should be benched.
"Not at all," Vick said. "My coaches do a great job of getting me prepared; putting me in the best position possible and I've got nothing but the upmost [sic] respect for them and they know that without me even having to say that on camera."
All of it is talk unless and until the Eagles start winning games. If they do, the talk will die down — until they start losing again. If they don't, it will likely end up being a lot more than talk.


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Consumer Reports appears to still be ranting about the reception issues on the iPhone 4, this time they're targeting the Verizon iPhone 4 and excluding it from their list of recommended smartphones.
For that reason, we are not including the Verizon iPhone 4 in our list of recommended smart phones, despite its high ranking in our Ratings. Although Apple no longer offers a free case to buyers of the iPhone 4, as it did for a time after the problem was first discovered on the AT&T version, the company has said in the past that it will consider requests for a free case from customers who buy the phone and subsequently experience reception problems.
Consumer Reports helped set off Antennagate when the AT&T iPhone 4 was originally released. After their initial review of the iPhone 4, Consumer Reports claimed they couldn't recommend the iPhone 4 due to the antenna issues.
I don't know about any of you but the reception problems didn't ever affect me personally. Maybe because I always use cases or bumpers. (Who doesn't put a case on a phone as expensive as the iPhone?) I guess I'm not quite sure why Consumer Reports is still ranting about the issues. Millions of iPhones later, people still want them. All phones have signal attenuation issues when held, not just the iPhone. Is it just me or is Consumer Reports making mountains out of mole hills? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!


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Former Spice Girls star Melanie Chisholm is urging her fellow females to get fit by joining "women only" sporting events.
The British singer, nicknamed "Sporty Spice" during her 1990s heyday, is backing the Human Race Women Only campaign, which aims to encourage more ladies to shape up.
Organizers have arranged a series of events across the U.K. throughout 2013, including swimming, running and cycling, and Chisholm is marking International Women's Day on Friday by promoting the drive.
She says, "The Human Race Women Only series is a fantastic celebration of women in sport. It allows ladies to compete in an environment, which is encouraging and fun. Women contribute so much to the world of sport and these events offer a chance for all women to get involved regardless of their age or ability."


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Almost 12 hours earlier, I nearly missed the flight to Kathmandu as I overslept from an exhausting final day at the old workplace and a 10 km run on that very same morning. In a couple of minutes, I managed to stuff the essentials into my knapsack except for the winter jacket, which I'd only discovered while transiting in Bangkok. At the hotel's rooftop, with a panoramic view of the mountains, I shivered under my thinning sweater as the strong wind blew. It must have been below 10 deg C at that time. The thick clouds had reduced the visibility of many peaks, except for the snowcapped Langtang (7246 m) and the 1st (7406 m), 2nd (7150 m), 4th (7102 m) and 5th ( 6950 m) Ganesh peaks. I survived sunset and the only thing that kept me warm was the thought of a Nepali buffet to be served later that evening.
The next morning, I woke up at the crack of dawn when the other tourists were already positioning themselves around the balcony and rooftop for the best view of sunrise. The temperature dropped even lower in the early hours of the morning but it was less torturous now as the body had adjusted itself to the environment. The 3 helpings of rice and curry from the buffet helped too, I guess. Heat from the rising sun progressively evaporated the eastern clouds, increasing visibility of the mountains as if bringing them to life. The lush green of the terraced plantations below us and the chirping of the birds completed this amazing experience.
From the breakfast table, I saw a couple of men washing their cars with much enthusiasm and diligence. Sudip was one of them. Ah, that explained the sparkling clean car. We left Nagarkot for Kathmandu at noon but not before stopping by one of the 3 medieval kingdoms of Nepal - Bhaktapur.


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- I think I accidentally mentally combined the two events that Film Streams at the Ruth Sokolof Theater (filmstreams.org) have planned for April 1 to June 16. They're doing another installment of two film series: "Forever Young Family and Children's Series" and "Great Directors." But I'm pretty sure that kids won't be rushing to see 8 1/2 and that Pete's Dragon wasn't a Fellini movie (although I wish it was). For accurate lists of when each series will be showing what, I recommend checking the site and not asking me, as I'm likely to suggest you take the family to go see Satyricon.
- Attack the Block, a flick in which urban British youth fight aliens, is getting rave reviews and sparking an interesting discussion: Do the thick accents the kids sport warrant subtitles for the wide release? A legion of moviegoers are prone to grab a pitchfork and torch at the thought of reading during movies. However, the potential of hearing "what did he say?" a thousand times and the fact that I have no allergic reaction to seeing words on a screen leaves me hoping they slap some text on this bad boy. Regardless, it's an interesting discussion, no?
- Magic Kingdom has been described as Night at the Museum in Disneyland, or as I summarize it, "Oh God … please … no!" But the first draft was written by Ron Moore, who made millions love the reboot of Battlestar Galactica. Now comes word that the rewrite duties will be handled by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon. This is like that one time that a Nobel Prize-winning physicist made me a sandwich at Subway.


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Jeffco's elections manager has verified that the group seeking a recall of the school board's three conservative members has collected more than enough signatures on petitions to force an election.
The elections office finished verifying signatures on petitions to recall board members John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams on Tuesday, according to elections manager Carrie Kellogg.
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The pinecone bird feeders have been wrapped and are for sale at Evergreen Christian Outreach's Resale Store in the Evergreen North shopping center.
Evergreen schools will see some changes this year as students go back to classrooms this week.
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As Jeffco students head back to school this week, shifting district- and state-level policies have led to changes that will eventually find their way to the classrooms.
Jeffco students will spend less time taking standardized tests this school year after Colorado lawmakers voted in the spring to streamline some exams.
Lakewood police officers made an appearance at a Jeffco Public Schools orientation for new teachers Aug. 4 after union representatives passing out fliers were told they were trespassing.
The relationship between the Jefferson County Education Association and the school district has been strained in recent months over two lawsuits, contract negotiations, and an attempt to recall the district's three conservative school board members.
Negotiators for Jeffco Public Schools and the teachers union last Thursday evening preliminarily agreed to a 10-month contract after a three-week stalemate over the agreement's duration.
Bargaining team members for the Jefferson County Education Association, who had originally said they would hold out for a three-year contract, said they agreed to the shorter pact in the interest of teachers, who return to schools Monday.
The group trying to recall Jeffco's three conservative school board members has collected the signatures it needs to move forward with a recall election, a spokeswoman said.
Jeffco United for Action over the weekend stopped gathering signatures to recall John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams, according to spokeswoman Lynea Hansen. The group announced Tuesday afternoon that it had collected more than 110,000 signatures.
Two Evergreen businessmen have revived a building trades program for high school students that flourished more than a decade ago.
"We're going to teach them a trade," said builder David Graham, who is coordinating the program with Phil Shanley of Evergreen Fine Art. "At the very least, they're going to learn to do something with their hands."
The program will teach students a trade while also meeting a need for skilled labor, Shanley said.
Jeffco school board member Jill Fellman has decided not to run for re-election this fall, saying she wants to make her family a priority.
Fellman, a former teacher who was elected to the board in November 2011, is one of the board's two liberal members. She has often been at odds with the board's conservative majority, a fact she referenced on Facebook when announcing her decision Monday.
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Opinion: The First State's Free Speech Win
Center for Competitive Politics president David Keating on why a Delaware court struck down a campaign-finance disclosure law. Photo: Delawarestrong.com
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... I ... the ... the of ... the speech in the where this week ... not the ... national media notice but we did hear an opinion Journal ... and were happy to welcome Center for Competitive Politics present ... day including news on the line from Washington to ... explain what's going on intended ... that this was called the Delaware strong families versus buying what was the issue ... well the issue is whether this they can pass a law ... regulating groups that published nonpartisan voter guides ... in the same way as a group ... that AIPAC candidate or a political party ... and the judge said no ... now when you say groups one Cali's and Gerstein the nickname couple for Santa sitting in a sense of who would be affected but ... well probably the group its most famous for publishing nonpartisan voter guides isn't project vote smart ... which has a website covers virtually every candidate in the country ... on a group like the legal women voters also publishes a great deal of our guides it's not just those two groups many groups do the same thing all across the country ... this lot is seems unconstitutional on its face why Anwar old ... when the state legislature try to pass in the first I it's ... well it's pretty simple on most was the wrist or free speech come about because people in the legislature don't like what people are saying about them ... so they passed ... an overly broad law that reaches in and covers even nonpartisan voter guides and even people aged as little as nine dollars a month ... for the group as much as four years prior to the publication of the voter guide ... now this is a win in Delaware ... by Cheney also be looking at other states are there other places and are trying to restrict free speech ... well inversely anytime legislatures in session ... I you can count on a bill being introduced trying to restrict someone's free speech ... and is actually moral laws restricting speech on the box then you can hire lawyers to get rid of ... so yeah it's a big problem all over the country but there are few states that have gone as far as to where ... we think this is a good case to help clear up some of the confusion ... about how far states can go in regulating speech ... on ... in proximity to an election ... one eighteen AM ... are there any states that are going the other way and I actively trying to protect ... of free speech ... one fact Michigan on in December of pass a law that basically put into this that she ... the Supreme Court decision the famous decision ... of Buckley vs Bele AO in nineteen seventy six and Michigan said ... are ... always feet that is regulated is feasting ... on talks about express advocacy in regards to candidates so ... that the group said something or ... are urging people a vote for or against a candidate that's the only type a speech that would be regulated ... that was a big win in Michigan because the Secretary of State in the US State Bar Association working through hoops ... to try to get new regulations put on the books ... on the really had no basis in the first amendment while for an hour to celebrate this week's big victory in Delaware ... Center for Competitive Politics present indicating ... thank so much for joining us thank you


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California Governor Jerry Brown has courted controversy for protecting the state's bullet train project from environmental regulations, but it seems he's now done a U-turn saying he plans to withdraw his proposal to do so. The 360 seems odd considering that in the past, he even went so far as to propose modifications to the California Environmental Quality Act in order to start construction of the high-speed rail project. The entire plan has drawn criticism over mounting costs, which are rumoured to total nearly $100 billion and some officials have even said that the rail system, which would run between several major metro areas and through the Central Valley, would struggle to make its costs back. However the project is still going ahead and construction is set to start this December.
Governor Brown has been overseeing the transportation project and has drawn criticism from the likes of The Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Defense Council for trying to protect it at the expense of one the most important pieces of environmental law in history. His proposal to amend the act would have required opponents suing under the California Environmental Quality Act to prove the project would cause major harm to the environment, like wiping out an endangered species, for a judge to issue an injunction halting construction. Typically, minor impacts can be enough to delay construction.
Brown's actions had turned environmental supporters who were previously all for a faster, cleaner high-speed rail system, against him. Speaking to the LA Times, Kathryn Phillips, director of Sierra Club California, said the rail project was exactly the type of major construction that the environmental laws were intended to address.
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Other environmental obstacles that Governor Brown had been attempting to circumvent included proving that the rail system could mitigate the effect on air quality during construction in the Central Valley. There were also questions raised about the use of diesel-powered construction equipment and whether or not it would add to the already poor air quality in the eight counties.
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Opinion: Elizabeth Warren's Progressive Commandments
Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the Massachusetts Senator's appeal to Democratic voters. Photo credit: Associated Press.
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... I ... I ... the it's the state is Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren outlined all the progress if commandments ... at a Liberal convention on Friday was it say about today's Democratic Party ... editorial page editor Paul GBO stays with me now call to put ... a couple of these commandments up on the screen ... the the the laundry list and we believe in ... science it means we have a responsibility to protect the earth and more ... relates to ... but the nearest ... I FIG which mean seriously police and climate change that I saw Justin Justin and that anybody who disagrees with this awful some signs which he said ... what ... this statement now ... well I mean that's a contender this progressive commandments is really just the urge to cry and that's basically what it is assessed the current liberal or progressive ... agenda ... and she's now favorite of phone for progressive Democrats ... and I think the issue using it and they won here she is the incredible ability to raise money for somebody is only down side for couple years ... and that there is a possibility make a lot of Democrats are spoiling for context and twenty six people they don't wanna make it ... a fait accompli for the Clintons in its ... proprietary rights ... they won a primary election contest ... they want a mini challenge cellular plan ... ok ... and that other was with Warren makes a lot of their hearts ... BK she speaks to their frustration with the inability of this president to do all that much after Obamacare ... and with other increasing ... with a desire ... to run class warfare arguments against the rich and ... and she does that better than what all this other something to be said for a candidate who has energy and is ... completely scrapped didn't need the sun was with Warren also appeal ... to the left and also some independence because she really believes what she says after that and that she seems to be a conviction politician ... I don't know how much she's unscripted ... I think she's fairly script ... I doubt that that speech was off the cuff ... so ... but that is fair enough she is a conviction politician and there in the contrasts ... with Hillary Clinton who you know that the tremors ... find a centrist to this or that up ... that it frustrates a lot of them of course that's ... also why Hillary Clinton ... has a better chance of winning ... a national action award ... Obama has pulled the Democratic Party the left and that's why ... there's such interest in having Elizabeth Warren and this was a frustrating as one of passing things here is that I think Obama has pulled the Democratic Party wants is no question useful peaceful left on taxes he's put that left the size of government ... peaceful left on climate change is Paul left substantial and foreign policy ... a whole slew of issues ... that's why this frustration on the last ... with the with him and with Hillary Clinton is so interesting ... because it suggests that there ... with what they have to show for ... me for example making the argument about inequality ... well ... who's been trying to last five-and-a-half almost six years their economic policies having it it's the middle class the suffer while the wealthy have benefited from asset ... price increases ... from the Federal Reserve policies so ... it's fascinating to see the ... progress of laughter frustrated with their former champion got ... together isn't it I am gridiron barrel a day will I think some progressive ... will emerge to challenge you recline the question is whether be something serious like Warner biking when Toby's of somebody who's making it open mind why the governor O'Malley of Merrill up into the fast they asked editoral page editor Paul to go thank you so much for joining us


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- The Golden Eagle volleyball team heads to Jacksonville State Tuesday, to take on the Gamecocks for the second time this season. The match is set for 6:00 p.m. in Jacksonville, Ala.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
6:00 p.m. CT - Tech at Jacksonville State
Online Coverage: Live Stats, Live Video
The Golden Eagles finally clinched their first Ohio Valley Conference victory Friday over SIU Edwardsville 3-1. With just two matches remaining in the 2012 season, the Golden Eagles are hoping to snag two more wins.
Over the weekend, the underclassmen gave a glimpse of what's to come in the future as Ellen Conti, Cody Dodd and Audrey Lewis certainly left an impact.
In the win against SIU Edwardsville, Dodd had a match- and career-high 14 kills on 26 swings, recording just one error, giving her a career-best .500 attack percentage. Lewis also turned in a career-high performance, tallying 12 kills with just three errors on 28 swings and a .321 attack perccentage.
Conti led the Golden Eagles with 2.75 kills per set over the weekend, and is averaging 1.82 kills per set on the season. Senior Kelsey Gray continues to lead Tech with 2.31 kills per set.
Gray still holds the number 10 spot in the NCAA blocks per set rankings. Gray is averaging 1.53 blocks per set. Courtney Smith continues to hold down the back court, averaging 5.23 digs per set.
As a team, Tech averages 9.70 kills, 14.33 digs, 2.59 blocks and 0.96 aces per set.
TECH (3-23, 1-13 OVC) vs. Jacksonville State (12-15, 6-7 OVC)
Jacksonville State leads the series 13-8.
Earlier this season JSU defeated the Golden Eagles 3-0, (25-22, 25-20 and 25-23).
Scouting the Gamecocks
The Gamecocks are looking to reverse a three-match losing streak. Last week, Jacksonville State was defeated by Eastern Illinois and SIU Edwardsville, each in four sets.
The Gamecocks are led by Hivya Leite and Jen Meyer, each averaging over 2.5 kills per set. Jacksonville State also runs a 6:2 offense, with Abbey Heredia and Alina Agamy splitting time at setter, averaging 4.78 and 5.73 assists per set respectively.
As a team, Jacksonville State averages 11.71 kills, 10.74 digs, 1.65 blocks and 1.14 aces per set.
Last weekend, JSU went 0-2, losing to SIU Edwardsville 3-1, (23-25, 25-19, 25-23, 25-22) and Eastern Illinois 3-1, (25-20, 25-18, 23-25, 25-18).
LOOKING AHEAD: Tech will play in its final match of the season when it travels to Southeast Missouri State Saturday. The match will start at 2 p.m.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Senior Kelsey Gray caught the attention of the conference and revealed why she is the best blocker in the Ohio Valley Conference when she turned in a 2.54 block per set performance over the weekend. Gray's spectacular play at the net snagged the senior Defensive Player of the Week honors.
This marks the first time Gray, a 6-2 middle blocker, has earned adidas® OVC Defensive Player of the Week this season, but the second time she has been honored in her four-year career. Gray previously won the award her sophomore season after posting 10 blocks against Jacksonville State (10/15/2010).
For the weekend, the Golden Eagles registered 25 team blocks with Gray having a hand in 18 of them. Against undefeated Morehead State, Gray was a part of every Tech block. She had a career-high 10 block assists and a season-high 11 total blocks versus Eastern Kentucky. Gray averaged 2.54 blocks per set, and to put in perspective the greatness of her performance, the best blocker in Division I is currently averaging 1.74 blocks per set.
100 MILESTONES: Two Golden Eagles have reached the 100 kill mark this season, outside hitters Natalie Penrod and Ellen Conti and middle hitter Kelsey Gray have each reached the season milestone. Gray has accumulated 186 kills so far this season, Penrod has 131 kills and Conti has 118.
CAN YOU DIG IT? Courtney Smith currently ranks third in the conference with 5.15 digs per set. She has continued to top her career high's all season going from 17 digs in a match to 31 digs in a match. The greatest accomplishment was 30 digs in three sets against Jacksonville State on Sept. 25.
CONFERENCE ACTION: This season, with the addition of Belmont University to the conference, the OVC will break down into two regions, expanding tournament play to the top eight teams (from six in previous years). The winners of each division get automatic berths into the conference championship, while the seeding will be determined by winning percentage.
Tech will play in the East Division along with Belmont, Eastern Kentucky, Jacksonville State, Morehead State and Tennessee State. The West Division includes Austin Peay, Eastern Illinois, Murray State, Southeast Missouri, SIUE and UT Martin.
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: Kelsey Gray received her second All-Tournament selection this season at the Samford Bulldog Invitational. Gray had two double-digit performances in kills, 11 against Gardner-Webb and 14 against Alcorn State. She hit a whopping .462 attack percentage against Alcorn State. Gray put up a wall at the net, blocking just about every ball that went toward her. Gray had seven solo blocks and 10 block assists over the weekend. Against Gardner-Webb, Gray had five solo blocks and four assists forcing GW's top player to have three straight errors, and to be pulled from the match. Gray's blocking effort held opponents to a .161 attack percentage, the lowest of any tournament this season.
Natalie Penrod was selected to the Western Kentucky all-tournament team, marking her second all-tournament honor this season. Returning to her home state of Kentucky, Penrod earned all-tournament honors in a five-team tournament with opponents like #10 Dayton and Ohio State. Penrod led Tech with 22 kills despite facing a triple block most of the weekend. Penrod was responsible for 25 of Tech's 99 points, and a third of Tech's total offense.
Gray earned a spot on her first all-tournament team at the Xavier Invitational. Gray hit an outstanding .667 against Xavier. She recorded nine kills, leading the team. Against the second best team in the Big East, Marquette, Gray had eight terminations, again leading the team and hit .500. As a middle, Gray hit above and beyond against three top-tier teams.
Penrod netted all-tournament honors at the Country Inns & Suites Invitational hosted by UT Chattanooga. Penrod recorded 35 kills (3.89 k/s), hitting at a .260 clip.
Prior to the 2012 season, 56 Golden Eagles have earned all-tournament honors, dating back to 1994.
RECORD BREAKING SEASON: Tech opened the 2012 season at the Country Inns & Suites Invitational and set the first record of the season. The Golden Eagles didn't allow a single block against Alcorn State, tying the Golden Eagle team record for fewest total blocks allowed.
SENIORS: There are three seniors leading the 2012 squad. Madi Comperry, Katrina Dvorken and Kelsey Gray lead the Golden Eagles and are looking to get back to the OVC tournament. The trio has a career record 26-63. They have accumulated four tournament wins and appeared in two OVC tournaments.
HEAD COACH: John Blair continues his reign as head coach by reaching the decade mark, becoming only the second coach in Tech history to do so.
During the 2011 season, Blair reached another milestone, earning his 100th victory at UT Chattanooga in a five-set thriller. Blair has had continued success since he lead the Golden Eagles to a conference championship in 2008, making it to the OVC tournament four out of the past five seasons.
Blair earned his 69th OVC victory last season when the Golden Eagles defeated Eastern Kentucky on November 11. Blair now has 373 wins after 27 years as a head coach, including 104 career wins at Tennessee Tech, making him the third winningest coach in program history.
CATCH THE GOLDEN EAGLES: Fans can catch Live stats via PrestoSports Prime Time via Tennessee Tech here. For conference play, games will be broadcasted on the Ohio Valley Conference Digital Network here.
OVC DIGITAL NETWORK: The Ohio Valley Conference has launched the OVC Digital Network the new and improved home for live streaming of athletic contests involving OVC member institutions, including Tennessee Tech.
The Conference is entering its seventh year of web streaming athletic contests, and this investment in improved quality, rebranding and launch of the Digital Network coincides with the OVC's partnership with SIDEARM Sports (SAS), which debuted as the new OVCSports.com in July and is the host of the OVC Digital Network.
SOCIAL NETWORK: Like TTU Sports on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to get updates on the Golden Eagle volleyball team this season. Both sites will be updated live during matches this year.


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DENVER (AP) — A judge will hear arguments about whether to grant bail to a man accused of telling his therapist that he wanted to shoot children and kill President Barack Obama.
Mitchell Kenneth Kusick of Westminster is scheduled to appear in federal court Monday for a detention hearing and preliminary hearing.
Court records say Kusick made comments about wanting to kill people to his therapist Oct. 29. The therapist called police and told his family to take him to a hospital, where Kusick was placed on a mental health hold. He is now in federal custody on suspicion of threats against a president.
Authorities say Kusick obtained a gun and tried to buy ammunition at a Walmart but the store refused to sell it to him.
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