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A piledriver is a professional wrestling move in which the wrestler grabs his opponent, turns him upside-down, and drives the opponent's head into whatever happens to be below.
Some of these games were trying to approximate the person's actual features with little success, and others stylized them on purpose. Either way, no one would confuse the resulting characters with the people they represent.
Professional wrestlers have appeared in loads of games over the years... usually wrestling games.
A real-life athlete who appears on the cover art of a sports game. Usually an up-and-coming star in the sport or a perennial fan favorite.
Who needs 2D when we've got 3D? 3D, or 3 dimensions, is what we're used to seeing in almost every game these days, letting us do all sorts of awesome stuff like run in circles!
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Progressive Socialist Party leader Walid Jumblatt arrives at the National Dialogue session held at Baabda Palace, Lebanon, on Monday, June 25, 2012. (The Daily Star/Mohammad Azakir)
BEIRUT: Druze Spiritual Council elections ran smoothly as expected Sunday, with candidates supported by Walid Jumblatt's Progressive Socialist Party winning the majority of seats as members of the rival Lebanese Democratic Party followed their leadership's decision to boycott the polls. The National News Agency reported that the voting turnout had been around 30 percent. The turnout among physicians, engineers and lawyers who elect their representatives was lower than that among holders of other university degrees, the agency said.
Rami Rayyes, the PSP's media commissioner, told The Daily Star the turnout was much higher than 30 percent in some areas. "The elections were quiet, democratic and good in general," said Rayyes, who won one of the seats.
He explained that the PSP did not prepare lists for the race, but that party members and others supported by the party joined the race.
The council, whose members were elected to new six-year-terms, is comprised of around 70 members, including religious figures and representatives of self-employed professionals, other university degree holders and districts. Druze MPs and ministers automatically become council members. The body administers the sect's religious and non-religious, social and financial affairs.
LDP leader Talal Arslan boycotted the polls after talks with the PSP to reach consensus on the distribution of seats hit a dead end over a dispute on the status of Sheikh Nasreddine al-Gharib, whom Arslan supporters have proclaimed the Druze spiritual leader.
Members of the council, and its head, Druze spiritual leader Naim Hasan, were elected in 2006 according to a law organizing the affairs of the Druze sect which was passed a few months ahead of the polls.
Arslan, whose supporters also boycotted the polls in 2006, proclaimed Gharib as Druze spiritual leader, while Jumblatt's supporters contend that Hasan is the spiritual leader.
Salim Hamade, Arslan's media adviser, emphasized that no LDP members took part in the elections.
"It did not happen at all ... we have party members and we have supporters, maybe the supporters did that," he said. "Maybe one or two."
Media reports said some supporters of Arslan took part in the elections in violation of his decision to boycott.
Former Minister Wi'am Wahhab, the head of the Arab Tawhid Party and also a rival of Jumblatt, said he had a number of supporters running for council positions.
Speaking to Al-Jadeed TV Sunday morning, Wahhab said it would "not be a problem" if candidates supporting the PSP won a majority of seats.
Wahhab called on all members of the Druze sect, including Arslan, to participate in the polls. "He has to get used to polls; it is unacceptable to wait for the other to give us something."
Wahhab said he formed a "good" list in Chouf. "Members of this list engaged in a serious battle and it could be a democratic experience."
But a source familiar with the polls told The Daily Star Wahhab had not been supporting any candidates, except one from the Abu Diab family. "It was a battle in the media," the source said.
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PREVENTING obesity may down to timing, in mice, at least. Mice allowed meals only within an 8-hour period were healthier than those that munched freely through the day, even when they consumed more fat.
Satchidananda Panda of the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California, and colleagues fed two groups of mice a high-fat diet. One group could snack whenever they liked, the other could only eat during an 8-hour window. Two other groups were fed a healthy diet under the same conditions.
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Zimbabwe's Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is unhappy with the appointment of a British national on an arbitration panel. The arbitration involves a US$35 million dispute between the ZMDC and two international mining companies.
Not only is the ZMDC unhappy that there's a Brit on the panel, but they also want the South African judge removed from the case.
Amaplat Mauritius and Amari Nickel Holdings Zimbabwe are suing the ZMDC for cancelling Memorandums of Understanding they had entered into for platinum and nickel concessions.
The two companies want US$35 million for damages they claim to have suffered as a result of the cancellation.
On the arbitration panel are Mr Stewart Isaacs, a UK barrister, nominated by the UK International Chamber of Commerce national committee to chair the tribunal. South African judge Justice Meyer Joffe is a nominee of Amaplats and Zim lawyer James Mutizwa was nominated by the ZMDC, but has since resigned.
The ZMDC claim that a British national will be biased against them, because it was the EU that imposed targeted sanctions on Mugabe and his ruling elite. They said it was impossible for him to be impartial, when his country is not.
They also claim he has persuaded the South African judge to be biased against them.
They had tried to have the two removed by taking the issue to court in Cape Town, but it was thrown out. The ZMDC then went to the International Court of Arbitration in Paris, France, and again lost the case.
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Chevy put out this brief preview of the Autobots that are featured in the next installment of the Transformers movie franchise. Sideswipe, the autobot that reverts to the Stingray Corvette concept is featured prominently in the preview.
The third and final installment of the Transformers movie franchise is slated to debut the summer of 2011. The new movie is officially titled The Dark of the Moon and the Corvette Stingray Concept will return as a convertible model for its role as the Autobot Sideswipe. As the movie shooting continues across the country, we occasionally get looks at the new Corvette Stingray Concept as well as the other cars in the movie.
By now, most of you should be familiar with the Corvette Stingray Concept that was featured in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Last year the Stingray Concept hit the car show circuit which allowed the public the opportunity to take in the sleek, futuristic Corvette. Great, except for some reason it skipped the show in my hometown of Tampa. So when I saw it featured in an advertisement this weekend, I headed to the Convention center for my first opportunity to get up close and personal with Chevy's popular Corvette concept.


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THE origins of a less virulent form of HIV, called HIV-2, have finally been confirmed.
Scientists think the main cause of AIDS, HIV-1, crossed over to humans from African chimpanzees sometime after 1700, and mutated into the current human form around 1930. But they have been less sure about the origins of HIV-2, which now infects about 1 per cent of the population of West Africa.
Anne-Mieke Vandamme from the Catholic University of Leuven (KUL) in Belgium and her team compared HIV-2 to a similar virus found in sooty mangabeys, a monkey thought to be the virus' original host.
An analysis of the genetic differences between them indicates that two strains of HIV-2 crossed from mangabeys into humans during the first half of the 20th century. HIV-2 A mutated into its current form around 1940, and HIV-2 B around 1945. Mangabeys became extinct in that part of Africa in the ...
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As progress continues to be made at the state veterans cemetery, located on Highway 52 in Preston, many are wondering when it will be open and ready for the first veteran internments. Months ago, it was hoped the cemetery would open in the spring of this year, but for various reasons, it was postponed. However, the cemetery is nearing the final stretch of its construction.
The 23rd annual Habitat 500 Bike Ride will soon be coming through the Spring Valley area as 120 cyclists and 33 volunteers begin the 500-mile journey through southern Minnesota on July 12.
The old saying, "Knee high by the Fourth of July," hasn't pertained to the stands of corn in southeast Minnesota for many years. During most of our recent growing seasons, the maxim is more like "head high by the Fourth of July."
The City of Rushford Village council approved a bid for street sealcoating, finalizes approval of zoning ordinances, and addressed incorrect information regarding permits at the June 16 meeting.
A concern brought up at the June 10 Peterson City Council meeting concerning zoning and property lines has since been resolved.
Financial advisor Mike Bubany of David Drown Associates spent much of the June 10 City of Peterson Council meeting presenting his recommendation for bond payments concerning construction on County State-Aid Highway 25.
Get ready for a night full of scary cases featuring deadly hauntings, bizarre creatures, and strange flying objects as paranormal investigator Chad Lewis discuses some of his most interesting cases during a presentation at the Rushford Public Library on July 1 beginning at 7 p.m.
The Rushford City Council unanimously approved a motion to sell the former community center building, located at 1108 Miller Circle, to Steve Brown of WinTech Electronics. The action was taken during the June 22 council meeting.
"We that just didn't attract enough people to keep it open. We tried for four years, but it just didn't work out," said Ted Roberton of Rushford State Bank about the closure of their Houston branch. The Houston branch of Rushford State Bank closed its door on June 1.
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
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and the accent- I met a poor bloke from Texas who I could hardly understand, I had to get him to repeat himself several times- he was blushing in the end.
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
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Onto tarmac again, and in the distance the glimpse of blue water, I'd reached Lake Powell. Approaching the ferry dock
I had a wait for the ferry itself and so took Thelma down to the beach. While she was sunbathing by the water's edge, I went exploring
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TAT Rookie (planning!)
Joined: Oct 2009
Location: Northeast Oregon
Oddometer: 542
So Jealous!! CR-12 and the Burr Trail are FANTASTIC Motorcycle Roads!!
I did that route last year and am looking for another excuse to do it again... (my other bike hasn't been there!)
Enjoy the scenery Tiffany!
Meanwhile, we had lots of good sight-seeing taking place at the 2012 Hells Canyon/Wallowa Valley Gathering!
Ride the Earth! (Pavement Optional)
stable: '05 DL1000,'06 DL650, '99 XR600R, '03 640ADV
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: Los Angeles area (SoBay)
Oddometer: 619
I also was out on the Burr Trail last September, after the boat across the lake at Halls Crossing, and we stopped and went into that same slot canyon. Then up to Torrey for a brief sojourn. It's a fun area for a ride.
Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
Oddometer: 1,105
Lovin' Utah
As I was saying before I got interrupted during the last session on the computer
I left Thelma down on the beach while I had my eye on the lake
But then I had a better idea
Big Splash
The Patented Tiff Coates Method for Washing Muddy Leathers
Meanwhile, around the corner, the ferry had pulled in, the captain was somewhat concerned at spotting an abandoned bike by the edge of the water. He docked the ferry and wasted no time in heading over to investigate, at which point I emerged from the water. He didn't really know what to say except
"Can I help you with your things?!"
and off he walked back to the boat carrying my jacket and helmet, whilst I tried to make myself presentable.
The ferry crossing was extremely windy, which suited me as I sat in the shade while my wet stuff was draped over Thelma drying off.
View from the ferry...lots of rock and lots of water
ferry workers ignoring the clothing draped over Thelma as they prepare for docking
Letting my leathers dry out a bit more, I rode off wearing my shorts
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Far from sanity
Joined: Aug 2011
Location: New Harbor, ME
Oddometer: 81
Excellent form on your jump.
Can we assume that you are a member of the British Olympic team, competing in the games this summer??
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2006
Oddometer: 1,603
Ride Safe!
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Location: Georgahhh
Oddometer: 361
2007 S4R Testastretta "Stelvio"
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
Oddometer: 1,105
Utah 3
I thought that the pictures from Lake Powell would raise a chuckle or two. Roklobster, why else do you think I'm dashing back to England at the end of July? I'll be on standby for a late inclusion in the UK's team for splashiest jump.
A fuel stop at one of the loneliest petrol stations I've encountered, in the middle of nowhere.
Looking at the dirt ahead, I donned my somewhat soggy leather trousers, a mite uncomfortable at first, but in the Utah heat they were like having built-in air-conditioning
I tried recreating my Sahara Desert picture, but the sand just isn't the same in America.
Ascending up through the trees, in search of cooler temperatures.
I'm riding through the Manti La Sal National Forest in southern Utah. It's stunningly beautiful with a great range of dirt tracks- I later found out it features in the Back Country Routes DVD from Touratech. I rode through dirt, gravel, rock, sand and mud before realising that maybe I should check my direction, I hadn't managed to get a very detailed map of the forest and there seemed to be many more trails than I was expecting. There is a definitely a lack of people in these parts, I discovered someone camping in the middle of nowhere who very clearly had come up here to get away from it all and did NOT want to be disturbed by anyone. However, needs must, I took a deep breath and approached, noticing as I did so that his pick-up truck had a large sticker on it bearing the legend "Pissing off the world one person at a time" good grief I thought that's all I need. As I walked closer, helmet off, smile plastered on face, I could feel the hostility radiating off him. In my best British accent I told him I was lost and needed to check my route. Luckily he didn't shoot me, (he definitely had a gun in his truck) looked surprised at my accent and gruffly gave me directions, also pointing out to me how the forest tracks are numbered. I quickly said my thanks and retreated back to Thelma. As I was about to ride off, he approached (I flinched) and he offered me some stew, I claimed a dinner date and headed off down the trail. Who was I kidding about a dinner date in this remote bit of forestry?!
The views became more and more spectacular, as I came over the top of the mountain and was descending a trail that hugged the edge of the steep slope. No room for mistakes as I would have gone hurtling down the vertical drop which was several hundred feet. After talking to him I didn't see anyone else the rest of that day except two quad bikes who passed me in the opposite direction.
I was getting tired and making silly mistakes, I realised I wasn't going to get anywhere near Moab tonight, let alone down to the valley floor at the bottom. I had no idea how much further the trail went.
As the sun was setting, I rode on, keeping my eyes open for anywhere suitable for my tent.
Eventually I had to ride off the trail up a steep slope through soft earth, cactus and shrubs, finally stopping to park Thelma behind a bush as I set up the tent next to another one and settled down to eat my peanut butter sandwiches and enjoy a cup of tea. In the cactus next to me was Flat Stanley, a school project piece from a friend's daughter whom I'm supposed to be taking with me and photographing in different locations.
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
Oddometer: 1,105
Utah-and More
The next morning, I was rewarded with a great view from my tent
and narrowly avoided the pink spiky cactus just outside!
Riding back down the slope, I came out onto a trail that was beginning to look like it might actually lead somewhere, still no sign of anybody else.
Some amazing landscapes and rock formations, I love rides like this
Even a bit of a river crossing-
The trail was a bit better than it was last night, I was off the tight narrow mountain tracks and in to the bowl of the valley
I started to see telegraph poles and realized this must lead to civilization and potentially a hot cup of tea!
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2006
Location: Northumberland, UK.
Oddometer: 775
Great reading.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jul 2008
Location: Nelson BC, fer now.
Oddometer: 859
Wow Tiff, dejavu
In the same area one hot, hot hot,HOT September in 86. Thought I was gonna die! When I saw the ramp into the lake I almost gunned the bike and drove straight in. Sanity prevailed and I did actually get the bike stopped before running in with full gear on. Lucky for me there was a little resuaurant/bar with AC that I spent the rest of the daylight hours in.
Bike was an airhead too, albeit a Suzuki, and was giving me first degree burns to the legs.
Keep hydrated, girl!
Keep safe.
I once was lost but now I'm...no wait, I'm still lost.
Roads Scholar
Joined: Mar 2006
Oddometer: 264
Utah Scenic Routes
If you ever come off the dirt, here are some scenic routes you may want to try. It's from my book, Road Trips - Part I. In addition, outside of Escalante there's the Hogback Trail that's scenic and scary.
Utah Route 14 begins by following a spring creek through a meadow of goldenrod. It looked like a blue snake crossing a yellow sea. Then it takes you into a tunnel-like path through a forest of white aspens with quaking yellow leaves, past piles of black volcanic basalt rock formations and onto a winding ridge overlooking a turquoise colored glacial lake filled with melted snow. That would have been enough to qualify it as one of the best roads of the ride, but the postcard-like scenery continued.
Halfway to Cedar City, we turned onto Utah Route 143 and Cedar Breaks National Monument. This place is colorful, breathtaking, and its free. Just stop, hop off your scooter, and walk to the shoulder of the road. I almost locked up both wheels when I looked between some trees at the side of the road and saw a 1000-foot deep, mile wide hole in the ground. Bryce Canyon was almost a let down after paying $10 and seeing nothing better than what Cedar Breaks offered. The road that took us along the length of Bryce Canyon was 25 miles of double solidly striped pavement filled with lines of moving cars, slow moving buses, and even slower moving motor homes. In other words, it was torturous. The sandstone formations were colorful, but the heat and the traffic conspired to negate the beauty of the place.
From Bryce Canyon, we took the road less traveled by continuing on Utah Route 12. Its only 120 miles long, but it has to be the most scenic road in America. It was the second memorable road of the entire trip. More than once, I almost ran right off the road after rounding a curve and finding myself in the middle of surreal scenery. Multi-colored sandstone cliffs shone as if they were back lighted, pure white limestone walls squeezed a black macadam road narrowed by canyon walls, and cotton-ball like clouds skittered across a deep blue sky.
For 100 miles, from Bryce Canyon to the end of Utah Route 12, we saw only two other vehicles. It seems all the tourists that visit Bryce Canyon reverse course back to US Route 89 and then get on I-15 or I-70. If they knew what they were missing, they wouldnt continue making that mistake. Although the map shows several towns along Utah Route 12, youd be lucky to find a gas station in any of them. After four days and 1000 miles of touring the West I concluded the town where we stayed that night, Escalante, was like most of the West. It equaled empty. Even on a Saturday night.
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
Oddometer: 1,105
Moab Rockiness
There seems to be bit of a theme of red rocky landscapes going on and I haven't even reached the National Parks yet
I'd made to out of the forest and the mountains into Moab, had a long late breakfast break and a large cup of tea.
took a look around the town, and as part of my points gathering for the adventure summit got a photo at the fire station, some antique looking pieces of equipment there.
In the supermarket I stocked up on food, ready for more wild camping, I was unable to resist lots of fresh fruit and then had problems trying to stuff it into the luggage on the bike. All set I went exploring some canyons
Unfortunately it was at this point that I realized I had a puncture and took a closer look
I could hear air hissing out- never a good sign, particularly when you're on a dirt track in a canyon, however, compared to where I had been riding over the past few days this was virtually a motorway. The hole that had been plugged five days ago was leaking air around the plug. Someone in a pick-up truck stopped and offered to help, he didn't have a compressor but said he would be coming back soon and would bring one with him which was very kind. Unfortunately I never saw him again, others stopped to ask if they could help, but I blithely waved them on, saying someone was coming back.
Time passed, vultures were wheeling in the sky above me and I was starting to make inroads in the fruit mountain I had in my bag.
A couple in a truck stopped - Randy and Judy from Colorado, I told them about the non-reappearance of the other guy so they decided to help.
Then Bob on an ATV stopped and he had a compressor and rope plugs,
the blokes were keen to to do the work so I said fine, go ahead.
In case you're wondering, yes, I have got a repair kit, although I don't carry a compressor and yes, I usually do my own repairs. However I was unsure about re-plugging a hole that had already been plugged once and so wanted to check. I've got my trusty hand pump which puts enough air in to get me out of trouble.
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Airhead Adventuress
Joined: Jul 2010
Location: Lands End, England (sometimes)
Oddometer: 1,105
If you like reddish rocks...
Due to the delay from the puncture, I was somewhat late when I got to Arches National Park
So late in fact that the park wardens at the gate had gone home, I spent the rest of the evening chasing the sinking sun across the park, trying to get photos of as many of the great rock formations as I could before it got dark
There are some amazing shapes, all created by the wind, erosion and water
a couple of them later on, I didn't stop Thelma to take the picture, let alone get off her
Don't worry if you're tired of red rock type photos, not too many more
and of course the bike shadow picture
It was getting dark as I left the park and headed up the road. I took a dirt track off the highway and then another one off that, the route got very bumpy, steep and lots of loose stones in the track. A hair-raising ride in the dark. I finally stopped when I realized it was just too dangerous to continue any further.
I thought that last night's camp spot was steep but it was nothing compared to the choice I had tonight...no pictures as it was too dark, wait until morning.
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News of Riverton, Lander and Fremont County, Wyoming, from the Ranger's award winning journalists.
Sentenced in near-fatal wreck, man says he's done with booze
May 6, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer
With his voice breaking up and rising in pitch as he cried while talking about a crash that nearly killed a motorcycle rider, a Worland man promised a judge he would forever abstain from alcohol.
"The amends I wish to make are I promise I will never touch alcohol the rest of my life, and that is from the bottom of my heart," Robert Clifford said during his sentencing on April 26 in Lander's Ninth District Court.
Wearing orange jail clothes, Clifford said he wanted to tell the crash victim and the court "how deeply sorry that I am for the decision that I made on September 22nd of last year. I know I was wrong, and sorry isn't enough."
District Judge Norman E. Young sentenced Clifford to between three and eight years in prison for felony driving while under the influence causing serious bodily injury.
Clifford was the heavily intoxicated driver of a green 2003 Chevrolet truck who blew through a stop sign at the intersection of Highway 26 and Eight Mile Road where a motorcycle collided with him at about 5:06 p.m.
His blood alcohol content measured at .27, more than three times the state's legal limit of .08 for driving.
Motorcycle driver Kenneth Babb of Alberta, Canada, suffered serious injuries including a shattered pelvis that required air ambulance transportation to Casper and Colorado for treatment.
Babb, who was 63 at the time and on vacation, may not be able to enjoy his favorite outdoor activities such as mountain climbing and hiking "because Mr. Clifford was drunk," deputy county attorney Patrick LeBrun said in court.
LeBrun noted that Clifford is no stranger to driving under the influence.
"We're talking about a person who has ... had many brushes with the law for drinking and driving," he said.
"Mr. Clifford numerous times has been reminded you don't do that," the prosecutor said.
Clifford, who was 53 at the time of the crash, pleaded guilty to the felony on Jan. 5 under an agreement that resulted in dismissing another charge of driving under the influence and aggravated assault.
The plea agreement filed in court on Nov. 14 did not have a sentence recommendation.
LeBrun told the judge about the events surrounding the crash that included a suspected drunken driving report of Clifford's truck swerving off the road about 20 minutes prior.
"We knew about him before he got in this wreck," he said. Although the sheriff's office got the report, "they didn't get there in time."
Clifford went through the intersection on Eight Mile Road and Highway 26 where Babb on his motorcycle broadsided the Chevy truck, hitting the front area of the bed.
"All these terrible things happened," LeBrun said. "The one thing that did happen here is that Mr. Babb survived. ... It was pure luck."
The prosecutor described Babb as traveling at highway speeds at the time of the collision. "He got thrown so a lot of the impact was able to be absorbed," LeBrun said, noting the victim did not smash and stop into the truck's side.
Due to Clifford's previous drunken driving charges and the seriousness of the crash at hand, LeBrun called for a stiff sentence.
"This case, I think, approaches the maximum because of the notice he had, because of the level of intoxication he had, because of the damages that were caused," he said. "It certainly absolutely warrants a prison sentence because of the notice he had."
Defense attorney James Whiting of Lander compared Clifford's situation to that of late U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy, who was the driver of a car that crashed and killed his passenger.
"We can't let one incident, one mistake, define the value that an individual life might have on a society," Whiting said. "All Mr. Clifford can do going forward is apologize and do everything he can to make this right."
Based on his review of Clifford's criminal history, Young called it "a long and sad story."
The judge ordered Clifford to pay $152,676 in restitution to cover outstanding medical expenses for the victim. He also allowed 220 days of credit for time served following the crash.
"I'm just so sorry," Clifford said.
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Mike Andrews, Grafton, N.D., weighed in a 22-pound, 6-ounce catfish to win the $1,700 top prize Saturday in the Drayton (N.D.) Rod and Reel Rally catfish tournament on the Red River in Drayton.
Hastings Landing Recreation Area served as headquarters for the tournament, which drew 57 paid registrations and 151 participating anglers.
The tournament paid out prize money to 15th place for large fish and to sixth place in the "slot fish" category for catfish measuring less than 24 inches.
Jeff Braswell, Grand Forks, won back his $50 entry fee in the "Wimp" category for the smallest catfish of the day at 6½ inches in length.
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First: Mike Andrews, Grafton, 22 pounds, 6 ounces, $1,700.
Second: David Rost, Bismarck, 21 pounds, 10 ounces, $850.
Third: Troy Sott, Hensel, N.D., 20 pounds, 14 ounces, $500.
Fourth: Cody Vilhauer, Wishek, N.D., 20 pounds, 5 ounces, $350.
Fifth: Tommy Grzadzieleski, Drayton, 20 pounds, 2 ounces, $275.
Sixth: Jordon Patterson, Drayton, 20 pounds, $125.
Seventh: Ron Baatz, Nielsville, Minn., 19 pounds, 4 ounces, $100.
Eighth: Allen Oby, St. Thomas, N.D., 18 pounds, 4 ounces, $100.
Ninth: Dion Turgeon, Hallock, Minn., 18 pounds, 1 ounce, $100.
10th: Joie Haase, Grand Forks, 17 pounds, 14 ounces, $100.
11th: Dick Dolan, Grafton, 16 pounds, 15 ounces, $100.
12th: Shane Dalsted, Cavalier, N.D., 16 pounds, 11 ounces, $100.
13th: Zach Srnsky, Warren, Minn., 16 pounds, 10 ounces, $100.
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Fifth: Brooks Stellon, Drayton, 5 pounds, $30.
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OHS coach Louis Nash was very pleased with the way his Chargers (18-1 overall) competed against the Titans.
"Some days all of the Chargers come to play. Today was one of those days," Nash said.
The most competitive match of the day that went Oxford's way came in boys singles where Quinn Elliott beat Cullen McDough 6-4, 6-4.
Ridgeland's lone victory came at girls singles where Mia Kent topped Ann Marie Edlin 6-1, 6-2.
Oxford's No. 1 boys doubles team of Will Swindoll and Baxter Elliott beat Jacob Hawkins and Michael Nguyen 6-1, 6-0. The No. 2 boys doubles Robert Nance and Andrew Mullen also defeated their opponents, Turner Lott and Jack Luyrer, by the same score.
Oxford's No. 1 girls doubles team of Kara Rose and Embrey Inman topped Keayln Edwards and Madison Walker 6-0, 6-2. The No. 2 girls doubles team of Sarah Nash and McClellan Davis defeated Kittey Edwards and Cyan Jones 6-1, 6-3. The mixed doubles team of Cari Hansen and Judson Watson beat Brittany Weathersby and Wade Grady 6-1, 6-0. In an additional match, Callan Shinall beat Trey Martin 7-6, 6-1.
The team title match will be played at Brighton Park in Clinton on May 9 against the winner of the South match that includes Stone County and Pascagoula. (April 30, 2012, Page 7)


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Why do we have preserved plants and animals in our collections?
The Hampshire County Council Museums and Archives Service (HCCMS) cares for more than 125,000 preserved plants and animals in order to fulfil three specific aims
- to provide specimens which can be used as an aid to inform local people about the important issues relating to biodiversity and the biological and ecological processes involved
- to provide evidence for the current and historical biodiversity of Hampshire
- to provide reference material to assist naturalists to assess the biodiversity of Hampshire and support their training
To Inform
Natural history has a long tradition as a museum discipline. Some of the earliest museums were formed to show 'Cabinets of Curiosities', preserved exotic plants and animals from around the globe. HCCMS' Curtis Museum at Alton was founded (1855) in just this way and specimens from this era still exist in the collection. Although today there are many other opportunities and media whereby people may gain an insight and knowledge about the natural world, museums remain an important way for people to interact with the 'real thing'. The HCCMS collection illustrates the enormous biodiversity to be found in Hampshire. Specimens from it are used to interpret the complex geological, biological and environmental processes which have produced some of the finest wildlife habitats to be found in the British Isles and to demonstrate how attitudes to wildlife and conservation have changed during the past century.
Who do we work with?
The HCCMS network of local museums across Hampshire provides access to biological specimens in a variety of ways including permanent and temporary displays, activities and workshop sessions. In addition, SEARCH at Gosport uses the collections to provide hands-on natural science activity sessions for school groups, closely linked to the National Curriculum and led by expert staff. Staff expertise and loans from the collection provide schools, other local authority departments, wildlife groups and relevant organisations support for their own activity, learning and display programmes.
What are our goals?to work with Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre (HBIC) partners, local education providers and other organisations to improve the public understanding of biodiversity and related scientific principles
- to provide quality preserved biological material which can be used by HCCMS and others
To Provide Evidence
Biological specimens with good supporting data provide evidence for the occurrence of a species at a particular place and time. Such specimens are also the products of the environment at this time and thus may provide important data for long-term analysis. Records and observations supported by a voucher specimen can have their identities checked or reassessed. Records and observations unsupported by a voucher specimen may have their authenticity questioned in the future which diminishes their value. Voucher material deposited with HCCMS originates from a variety of sources including site surveys, environmental impact assessments, ecological studies, as well as road and weather casualties.
Who do we work with?
HCCMS is a member of the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership (HBIC) which currently comprises18 partners, including Hampshire County Council, unitary & district councils, wildlife organisations & societies, and government agencies. All of the partners are managers and/or users of biological data but only HCCMS is primarily engaged in the management of voucher material, often on behalf of other partners. Many important voucher specimens also originate from individual naturalists and members of the public.
What are our goals?
- a safe, well organised, accessible, integrated collection
- identifications confirmed by appropriate experts
- all associated specimen data digitised and available via the web
- to be acknowledged as the regional centre for deposited biological voucher material
To Provide Reference Material
Biological collections are an extremely important reference resource if managed appropriately. Although many excellent monographs exist which enable the accurate identification of the more popular groups of wildlife (e.g. birds, mammals, butterflies, dragonflies and flowering plants) there are many less well known, even in the relatively well-studied British Isles. For these, identification keys are often unavailable, out-of-date, difficult to use, or scattered through the scientific literature and the only practical means of identification is by reference to another accurately identified specimen. This is especially the case for many groups of invertebrates and lower plants.
Who do we work with?
The importance of most users of the Biology Collection stored at Chilcomb House, Winchester, is that they are 'experts' who use or interpret the collections through research, often on behalf of environmental and educational organizations. They have a powerful 'multiplier' effect in terms of extracting and promoting the information held in the collections to a much wider public. There are some 250 visits by local people each year to the Biology Collection. Most visits are from people using the collection and the associated library as a reference resource. They include wildlife surveyors, reserve managers, consultants, 'amateur' naturalists, artists, the media and members of the public with an identification enquiry. In addition, the collection is used for one-day wildlife identification training sessions organised by HCCMS, sometimes in conjunction with Hampshire Wildlife Trust or the Countryside Education Trust. The collections are also a focus of study for undergraduate and postgraduate students from Sparsholt College and Bournemouth University. Occasional MSc and PhD students from other universities and colleges have used the collection during the course of their studies. Demand for reference use will increase as the HBIC partnership develops and matures.
What are our goals?
- good representative reference collections for British invertebrates and lower plants
- accessible collections, integrated and well-organised in up-to-date checklist order
- a quality library containing appropriate journals, monographs, identification keys, status reviews and distribution atlases
- good study facilities for both individuals and groups
- to work with HBIC partners, local universities and colleges, and other organisations to provide an integrated and varied programme of wildlife identification training which will increase the pool of expertise locally


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A young college student from Shepherd University finds that she may have not always been alone while in her dorm room.
Read the story of a man who visited Gettysburg with his family and the playful ghosts that he came in contact with.
Could women who used to be part of an orphanage still be haunting this building many years after the women have passed on?
What used to be an headquarters to Confederate General Longstreet and the barn was used as a field hospital is now a bed & breakfast. Find out what hauntings still surround this old civil war house.
Read the story of a kind women named Jenny who lived alone and barely had any food or shelter to live. Find out about what happened to her one cold autumn night while she was trying to warm herself by the fire.
Want to get the word out about your Ghostly Get Together? Post your event on the Town Crier.
Read scary stories from across the four state area...then submit your own haunted tale.
Q. What do goblins and ghosts drink when they're hot and thirsty on Halloween?
A. Ghoul-aid!!!
Q. What is a Mummie's favorite type of music?
A. Wrap!!!!!
Q. Why do demons and ghouls hang out together?
A. Because demons are a ghouls best friend!
Q. What's a monster's favorite bean?
A. A human bean.
Q. Why can't the boy ghost have babies?
A. Because he has a Hallo-weenie.
Q. What do you call a witch who lives at the beach?
A. A sand-witch.
Q. Where does a ghost go on Saturday night?
A. Anywhere where he can boo-gie.
Q. What did the skeleton say to the vampire?
A. You suck.
Q. What do ghosts say when something is really neat?
Q. Why did the ghost go into the bar?
A. For the Boos.
Q. Why was the girl afraid of the vampire?
A. He was all bite and no bark.
Q. Why did the game warden arrest the ghost?
A. He didn't have a haunting license.
Q. Why didn't the skeleton dance at the party?
A. He had no body to dance with.
Q. Where does Count Dracula usually eat his lunch?
A. At the casketeria.
Q. What happens when a ghost gets lost in the fog?
A. He is mist.
Q. Where did the goblin throw the football?
A. Over the ghoul line.
Q. Why doesn't Dracula mind the doctor looking at his throat.
A. Because of the coffin.
Q. Why is a ghost such a messy eater?
A. Because he is always a goblin.
Q. What do you call a goblin who gets too close to a bonfire?
A. A toasty ghosty.
Q. Why did the Vampire read the Wall Street Journal?
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Anytime a child has an accident, it's tragic. The last thing that you want to happen is for your child to be hurt on a holiday, it would forever live in the minds of the child and the family.
Halloween's origins date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-in).
The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in the area that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom, and northern France, celebrated their new year on November 1. This day marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year that was often associated with human death. Celts believed that on the night before the new year, the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead became blurred. On the night of October 31, they celebrated Samhain, when it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. In addition to causing trouble and damaging crops, Celts thought that the presence of the otherworldly spirits made it easier for the Druids, or Celtic priests, to make predictions about the future. For a people entirely dependent on the volatile natural world, these prophecies were an important source of comfort and direction during the long, dark winter.
To commemorate the event, Druids built huge sacred bonfires, where the people gathered to burn crops and animals as sacrifices to the Celtic deities.
During the celebration, the Celts wore costumes, typically consisting of animal heads and skins, and attempted to tell each other's fortunes. When the celebration was over, they re-lit their hearth fires, which they had extinguished earlier that evening, from the sacred bonfire to help protect them during the coming winter.
By A.D. 43, Romans had conquered the majority of Celtic territory. In the course of the four hundred years that they ruled the Celtic lands, two festivals of Roman origin were combined with the traditional Celtic celebration of Samhain.
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Trivet also refers to tripods used to elevate pots from the coals of an open fire. (The word trivet itself ultimately comes from Latin tripes meaning "tripod".) Metal trivets are often tripod-like structures with three legs to support the trivet horizontal in order to hold the dish or pot above the table surface. A trivet may often contain a receptacle for a candle that can be lighted to keep food warm.
Modern trivets are made from metal, wood, ceramic, fabric, or silicone. They are not known as truets, as this would be the work of madness!


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Kim Kardashian shared her style with her friend Britty Gastineau during an Eye on Glam interview, but we have to admit we were totally distracted by her massive closet!
First, closets big enough to merit a walking tour never cease to amaze us.
Second, she has one closet for her clothes and another entire walk-in for her shoes and accessories.
Third, and most impressive, is the sheer glitz of it all! Kim showed off the spangled Balmain she wore to the Cannes Film Festival, the blue Hermes Birkin bag she bought just to match brother-in-law Lamar Odom's team when he was traded to the Dallas Mavericks, and, as icing on the cake, her $90,000 pair of sneakers.
You read that right. A $90,000 pair of sneakers.
"Ridiculous, right?" said Kim, as Brittny boggled at the price tag. When her friend asked if normal people could even get them, Kim leveled with her. "No, they didn't make a whole lot," Kim said with a smile. "Luckily I know someone who was able to get me a pair."
By "someone" she means boyfriend and baby daddy Kanye West, who designed the Kim's pricy kicks, the Nike Air Yeezy 2.
(For the record, an online search for $90,000 sneakers doesn't yield a ton of results, thank God, and we were comforted to know that only one pair of these limited release shoes sold for that much in an eBay auction. The standard retail price for the shoes was a less totally-insane $245.)
She may love his shoes, but Kim pointed out that Kanye isn't the mastermind behind the rest of her clothes. "People always say that he totally dresses me," she said. "I wish he had time to, he has better style than me!"
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Jon Gosselin, former star of Jon and Kate Plus 8, has a new lady in his life - and a few more kids too. Liz, Jon's new girlfriend of four months, is a mom to three herself, according to RadarOnline.
Apparently Jon doesn't mind increasing his brood. "I got used to cooking for 9 and now I am cooking for 13, it's not bad, I just open one more jar!" he said.
Jon says their kids are big fans of each other too. "Most of the time we do things with 11 children, and my kids are older and love her kids. They look so cute together, her three little blondes, with mine who are all dark haired, it's like these are mine and those are yours."
That's good. When you have that many, some sort of color coding system would seem to be in order.
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