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For now, the "main stream" energy sources are cheap, plentiful and effective. Fining, defaming, attacking and taxing the energy industry is not the way to make alternative energy viable. Making alternative energy cheap, plentiful and effective is.
One word: GRAPHITE.
The company: Northern Graphite, Symbol: NGPHF
Ya,,go ahead laugh,,,Graphite,,,Big Deal HUH....Yes it is....!
The very near demand for Graphite is Unbelievable. The demand is every where; the Battery industry, Medical, Solar just to name a few.
Have you heard of Grafhene; it is a single atom-thick layer of Graphite that is arranged in a Honeycomb shape. Also spherical Graphite is now used in Nano-Tech, the demand is very great.
China is locking down all of its Graphite an we really don't have it available to meet the demand.
Northern Graphite is about the only western source available that can build-up quick enough to meet that demand. The demand is NOW but they won't be producing until 2014 and they have the best graphite in the western world.
Get-on-Board, it is cheap right now and will quickly go 5 times it's present days value.
Do your own research, and you will understand what i'm now writing about. Best of Luck..!
This article shows a good title:...AN UNCERTAIN YEAR....
Republicans in Hell
While walking down the street one day, a Republican head of state is tragically hit by a truck and dies. His soul arrives in heaven and is met by St. Peter at the entrance.
"Welcome to Heaven," says St. Peter. "Before you settle in, it seems there is a problem. We seldom see a high official around these parts, you see, so we're not sure what to do with you."
"No problem, just let me in." says the Republican.
"Well, I'd like to but I have orders from higher up. What we'll do is have you spend one day in Hell and one in Heaven. Then you can choose where to spend eternity."
"Really, I've made up my mind. I want to be in Heaven," says the Republican head of state.
"I'm sorry but we have our rules." And with that, St. Peter escorts the Republican to the elevator and he goes down, down, down to Hell. The doors open and he finds himself in the middle of a green golf course. In the distance is a club and standing in front of it are all his friends and other politicians who had worked with him, everyone is very happy and in evening dress. They run to greet him, hug him, and reminisce about the good times they had while getting rich at expense of the people. They play a friendly game of golf and then dine on lobster and caviar. Also present is the Devil (a Republican, too), who really is a very friendly guy who has a good time dancing and telling jokes.
They are having such a good time that, before he realizes it, it is time to go. Everyone gives him a big hug and waves while the elevator
rises. The elevator goes up, up, up and the door reopens on Heaven where St. Peter is waiting for him.
"Now it's time to visit Heaven." So 24 hours pass with the Republican head of state joining a group of contented souls moving from cloud to cloud, playing the harp and singing. They have a good time and, before he realizes it, the 24 hours have gone by and St. Peter returns.
"Well then, you've spent a day in Hell and another in Heaven. Now choose your eternity."
He reflects for a minute, then the head of state answers: "Well, I would never have thought it, I mean Heaven has been delightful, but I think I would be better off in Hell."
So Saint Peter escorts him to the elevator and he goes down, down, down to Hell. Now the doors of the elevator open and he is in the middle of a barren land covered with waste and garbage. He sees all his friends, dressed in rags, picking up the trash and putting it in black bags. The Devil comes over to the Republican and lays an arm on his neck.
"I don't understand," stammers the Republican head of state. Yesterday I was here and there was a golf course and club and we ate lobster and caviar and danced and had a great time. Now all there is a wasteland full of garbage and my friends look miserable.
The Devil looks at him, smiles and says, "Yesterday we were campaigning. Today you voted for us!"
I love how some lefties (and righties) on these boards, like Vet wrote, want to just "kick the can" down the road, welching on debt, writing checks that the gov't can't cover, business as usual. That isn't going to play anymore. The 16 TRILLION in debt, (which BTW was caused by you dems lord and savior Noblaba, thanks to the bailouts, failed energy programs, job creation, and other disappointments of this administration), will HAVE to begin getting paid down NOW. Tomorrow is NOT an option. The "rich" and "superrich", even if their taxes DO go up, cannot burden the ENTIRE debt on their hands, thanks to YOUR lavish spending. The "middle class" if it still exists, WILL see spikes in their taxes EITHER way, thanks to what I mentioned above.
Too bad though. I would have rather seen John Q. Taxpayer get bailed out, than a multi-millionaire at AIG, GM, Chrysler, or Fannie Mae that got a BONUS for crushing their companies into the dirt...
Wake up Dems in america...
Just saying...
A dis-satisfied customer and voter...
The economy's sliding back into a DEEPER recession (seeing we never fully recovered from the last one), it was a weak shopping season, and the fiscal cliff is all but imminent.
Or, will the gov't buy them back when they fail like they are about to do with GM's?
Just saying...
A dis-satisfied customer and voter...
"The price of oil hovered around $91 a barrel Thursday as U.S. political leaders geared up for another attempt to reach a budget deal to avoid the "fiscal cliff." By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark oil for February delivery was up 9 cents to $91.07 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices rose sharply Wednesday on higher U.S. home prices and hopes of a budget deal in Washington. The contract jumped $2.37, or 2.7 percent, to finish at $90.98 per barrel in thin post-Christmas trading in New York."
That would make TODAY and excellent day to seize the oil exchange and eliminate fools who invest in oil on the backs of woes that hurt the nation.
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The Atlanta Film Festival has released a list of 15 films that will be shown during this year's cinema extravaganza, March 26-April 6 at the Plaza Theatre and 7 Stages.
The list should be taken as a sampler platter of the full lineup still to come, an indication of the diversity Atlanta's oldest film fest typically delivers, not necessarily the most significant films in the fest's lineup. The films that will be featured in the prestige opening and closing night slots will be announced later.
"We are pleased to announce the first wave of narrative features — an incredibly diverse group of films, ranging from local filmmakers and up-and-coming American indie auteurs to hyper-imaginative animation and foreign language festival hits," said Kristy Breneman, the festival's programmer for features and special programs.
Probably the most recognizable title in the initial group is "1982," starring Hill Harper ("CSI: NY," "Soul Food") as an African-American father struggling to raise his daughter in the face of his wife's crack cocaine addiction. Tommy Oliver's debut feature received favorable attention at the Toronto International Film Festival last September.
"Following in the tradition of movies like Spike Lee's 'Crooklyn,' the movie is a generally well crafted portrait of black life in 1980s Philadelphia, with a straightforward but engaging narrative that breaks down this general, hazy idea we may have of the 'crack epidemic' into a deeply personal, human story," said the review on indiewire.com.
Two of the 15 films are products of Atlanta growing film scene: Alex Orr's "A is for Alex" and Bret Wood's "The Unwanted."
Here is a listing of the 15, with descriptions provided by the festival.
Directed by Tommy Oliver
Set in Philadelphia at the very onset of the crack cocaine epidemic, "1982″ tells the story of a black father dealing with his wife's addiction and his efforts to shield his 10-year old daughter from the ill effects of having a drug addicted mother. Inspired by true events, "1982″ is about a father who does whatever it takes to protect his family.
Directed by Juli Jackson
Charlie Clark is a struggling artist seeking a connection between her work and her deceased father's music. Out of her element in Memphis, Charlie meets Louie Traxler, a record store owner and an obsessive collector who sees a chance to do what he does best. The two of them scour the South in search of an elusive copy of her father's only 45RPM record.
"A is for Alex"
Directed by Alex Orr
"A is for Alex" is the story of unconventional inventor/filmmaker, Alex Orr. Struggling with life's daily challenges, Alex seeks support from his business partner, Daniel. As his once-revolutionary invention crashes and burns — literally — he must also cope with the impending birth of his son, his mother's imprisonment for child pornography, and the complications of shooting a film. When you have a new child coming into the world, A is for "anxiety."
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Directed by Chris Lowell
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Directed by Inês Oliveira
Two Lisbon women, a privileged architectural illustrator and a cheerful housekeeper from the city's Guinean community, join together to save a young Guinean girl from ritual genital mutilation. "Bobô" is a sensitive and intimate look at both the cultural and personal implications of long-held traditions.
Directed by Bill Plympton
In a fateful bumper car collision, Jake and Ella meet and become the most loving couple in the long history of romance. But when a scheming "other" woman drives a wedge of jealousy into their perfect courtship, insecurity and hatred spell out an untimely fate. With only the help of a disgraced magician and his forbidden "soul machine," Ella takes the form of Jake's numerous lovers, desperately fighting through the malfunction and deceit as they try to reclaim their destiny.
"The Congress"
Directed by Ari Folman
Robin Wright, playing a washed-up future version of herself, receives an unusual offer from Mirramount Studios. They would like to scan her entire being into their computers and purchase ownership of her image for an astronomical fee. Now that her digital image is secure, Wright goes on to be an ageless movie star for years to come. "The Congress" is both bizarre and enchanting, a kaleidoscopic mix of live-action and animation.
Directed by Molly Green and James Leffler
On their road trip to Phoenix, neighbors Pete and Sophie jokingly decide to get married but actually develop unspoken feelings for one another. Things get complicated when Pete's sister Jess gets a drifter to agree to perform the wedding. Confused and under pressure, Sophie returns home unsure of what the two will become. It is left up to Jess to get her brother to say all the things he has been holding in.
Directed by Vincenzo Cosentino
More of a one-hand-show than a one-man-show, "Handy" is the first feature film about the life of a hand. After a lifetime spent as the primary tool for a bad writer, Handy decides to detach from the human body in order to prove that a stand alone hand can be the best writer ever. Unfortunately, Handy's detachment has ramifications for all other hands worldwide.
"I Believe in Unicorns"
Directed by Leah Meyerhoff
With her father absent and her mother disabled, teenage Davina seeks escape through a burgeoning romance with an older boy. As her relationship turns increasingly more violent and she is forced into a sexual awakening, Davina retreats further into a beautiful fantasy world.
Directed by Ragnar Bragason
Hera Karlsdottir is born on the cowshed floor at her parents farm in rural Iceland in 1970, right as Black Sabbath record their first album and signal the start of heavy metal. Years later, Hera finds solace in the music after her older brother's tragic death. Rebellious and dreaming of a rock-star future, she is forced to grow up and make some tough choices when her childhood friend returns intent on marrying her and a young priest moves into the quiet farming community.
"Nothing Bad Can Happen"
Directed by Katrin Gebbe
Young Tore belongs to the Jesus Freaks, a Christian punk movement rebelling against established religion while simultaneously following Jesus' precepts of love. One day, in what appears to be a miracle, Tore manages to repair a car which has broken down and gets to know the driver, Benno. Before long, Tore moves into a tent in Benno's garden and gradually becomes part of his family. But Benno can't resist playing cruel game, designed to test Tore's faith. As the violence becomes more and more extreme, Tore's capacity for love is pushed to its limits.
"Speak Now"
Directed by Noah Harald
Setting aside ancient history and tense relationships, a group of friends reunite for the wedding of Tommy and Anna. As the night unfolds, old offenses and fresh scandals plunge the group back into a pool of high-school drama.
"The Sublime and Beautiful"
Directed by Blake Robbins
The superficially perfect life that David Conrad took for granted collides with unexpected tragedy on a Midwestern winter's night. His foundations shaken apart, David descends into depression, guilt, and an obsession with the stranger he holds responsible. Can David pull himself out of this spiral before he pushes away everything he has left? Writer-director Blake Robbins explores the emotional impact of shattering loss, and the struggle of the survivors left in its wake.
"The Unwanted"
Directed Bret Wood
Carmilla comes to a rural town where her mother mysteriously disappeared years earlier. She is aided in her quest by an emotionally troubled local girl, with whom she becomes romantically involved. Their relationship ignites the wrath of the girl's father, who holds the key to the dreadful truth Carmilla is seeking. Inspired by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's famed Gothic novella.


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The New Vegas sun has set
You know, I, as a Fallout 3 fan think I feel about Fallout: New Vegas something like fans of Twilight must have felt when that film adaption came out a few years back. At first you feel a bit euphoric and generally forgiving; happy since new life is being forcefully injected into a property you love. But then as time passes and cruel reality sets in you start to wonder 'wait, wasn't that actually pretty bad?'. In the case of New Vegas, it was good, not great. The Twilight movie was actually pretty bad, but then the original novel wasn't actually that great to begin with so I think my comparison holds. In both cases though I think the honeymoon period has ended and it's time the record was set straight on this disappointing release.
In the first few weeks I was willing to let New Vegas coast along in my good graces. Bugs aside, because, hell, if I were to pull the game on its game-breaking issues and generally poor performance it'd be a much longer rant. Most of that got patched out anyway so we can forget about those painful first couple of months for now. I'd name the third Fallout on any 'top 10′ list I'd ever compile, along with Oblivion, both of which share the annoying tendency toward bugginess with this game but its an order of magnitude difference. Anyway I slogged through the game, initially buddying up with Mr. House, and when it was done left it alone for a while. As is customary with me, at least.
Now it's January and I have no inclination to return to the post-apocalyptic Vegas strip. In fact I'd more readily return to the Capital Wasteland or even the Shivering Isles, and have done in the time since. The fact is those bugs have left a bad impression in the back of my mind. I can confidently fire up my M11x and HDMI out 720P at 60fps for those games, while I'm left with a lingering question mark over New Vegas. More importantly though I have no reason to go back. Replayability was a major draw in those other Bethesda RPGs – both in exploring everywhere there is to explore and doing everything there is to do but also in revisiting the main narrative to make other decisions and explore other trees of consequences. NV has no DLC released to date and despite what I might have said late last year, the story wasn't even that great. It wasn't compelling, no NPC (or faction for that matter) was very interesting and it seemed like at every turn the game was undermining my choices. Killed all those Caesar's Legion Legates earlier? Taken Boone to town on their camps and generally pissed on them whenever possible? Who cares. Later in the game Caesar is willing to forgive you. Did anything I do in my playthrough actually matter?
While New Vegas was more than happy to stand on the shoulders of its extraordinary predecessor, it made very little effort to stand up straight. In fact, I can't think of a single merit to attribute to this pseudo-sequel except that Fallout 3 was good, and this doesn't deviate too far from that game's formula. But as time passes that little achievement seems less and less worth defending. And as this happens the little inconsistencies in narrative, the minor texture bugs and overall lack of polish seem to carry more and more weight. Those factional problems are highlighted by the fact that NV was meant to introduce more thorough reputation systems. My ass they did.
Speaking of systems either raped or squandered, what happened to VATS? Did it suddenly get relegated to uselessness for a particular reason? Between the amount of points things cost and the loss of some very useful perks, I never used the damned thing. Which is a shame since headshotting raiders with a plasma rifle and getting all my AP back for chain plasma carnage was one of the most memorable things about Fallout 3.
I feel a tad guilty about saying all this seeing as New Vegas was developed by the geniuses behind Fallout and Fallout 2. It brought back the NCR and introduced the Legion, but were they meant to be so boring? Neither was a fitting substitute for the Brotherhood on the other side of the US. And did you guys think about weapons or balancing or anything like that? And, hell, did you Q&A the thing?
There's that cinema parlance that sequels are never good. Wisdom is that game sequels should always be better than the originals. Technically speaking, it's like a craft. And why shouldn't you do something better the second time? Sure it's hard to write a great followup story but Fallout is about open-ended, free flowing and non-linear narrative. It's about a world and populating it with meaning and fun gameplay. And in that sense it's like a craft too. However you slice it, Fallout: New Vegas was not better than Fallout 3 and despite the expectations heaped on it, does not even stand equal to its forebear.
As the malaise wears off, the stream of DLC trickles out, and the graphics age with time, people will likely remember Fallout: New Vegas for what it was; an expansion billed as a full game that coasted on the name and the success of the game before it. You know what it really feels like? One of those hackneyed farmed-out expansion packs from the 90's like Hellfire for Diablo. They lack polish, are buggy and categorically inferior. But they fill a void until a true sequel comes out. Blizzard released Diablo II a year and a half after Hellfire and put that Siera-developed title to shame, relegating it to the anals of history where few whisper about it and no one counts it as canon. Let's see how long it takes for Bethesda to take the reigns again and show how a sequel to the now-legendary Fallout 3 should be done. I think when that time comes, New Vegas will slink off into the background where it belongs.


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The Winery
The winery name – Bellezza, the Italian word for beauty – is inspired by our area's stunning river bluffs and sparkling Lake Pepin views. Building materials and colors were taken from the landscape in order to create a space that would live in harmony with its surroundings. The architectural style is inspired by century old villas of southern Europe, with several stucco and stone buildings surrounding a central piazza.
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Brady Ewing isn't about to pencil himself into the lineup.
The fullback was drafted in the fifth round (157th) out of Wisconsin, and the acquisition led the Falcons to release Pro Bowler Ovie Mughelli this week. By rule, the team needed to wait until Mughelli was recovered from the knee injury that cut short his season.
"Whenever you have to make decisions on your roster it's always tough, especially with a guy who has contributed and helped us have the success that we've had," Smith said of Mughelli. "It was an organizational decision, and we wish Ovie the best. We've got to move on. The roster is always changing. It's never going to be the same."
Smith said Ewing (5-11, 243) has shown the ability to catch the ball early in camp.
"I'm not really worrying about that situation," Ewing said of replacing Mughelli. "I know that's the NFL, and that's the way the business works. I'm just going to do what I can control. Take care of the things I can do. Come out and work every day, getting in the playbook and coming with the right mindset and hopefully everything else will take care of itself."
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
May 12th, 2012
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May 12th, 2012
9:28 am
You all are going to love Bradie Ewing. He got like 20 passes thrown to him last year. He didn't miss one. Great hands. Hard working kid. Nothing not to like here.
May 12th, 2012
9:29 am
The 2 Whiskey boys are the best bets out of this draft.
May 12th, 2012
9:38 am
We don't need more than 2 FB's, not including Snelling. It's nice that we drafted one that is also good at catching the ball. Looking forward to our new screen game this year.
May 12th, 2012
10:04 am
Big 10! Big 10! Big 10!
May 12th, 2012
10:17 am
I thought Monte Ball was the best non-QB in college football last year, and Ewing and Konz were 2 reasons why. Clearly the power run game isn't going to be as big a part of our scheme as before, but you have to have one to win in the NFL. Hopefully Dirk Diggler and co. will utilize and coach up the players they have.
May 12th, 2012
10:29 am
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May 12th, 2012
10:38 am
Your team will NEVER WIN A SB….FACT! SAINTS OWN YOU….MUST BE TERRIBLE TO BE A FAILCANT FAN…
May 12th, 2012
10:39 am
Falclowns = losers…
May 12th, 2012
10:43 am
DLED…I just hope you keep us inform on the goin's "ON" up there at the "HILL" this weekend….so I'm sure like so many of us you will keep us updated for today and tomorrow sessions…so keep the column open….if you can't call me @ 634-5789… me and Wilson Pickett shared the phone…
May 12th, 2012
10:51 am
Falcon Hater , go back 2 your own site and cry about bountygate
May 12th, 2012
10:59 am
Glad Ovie is gone – it seemed like he would drop the easy pass every time. He was WAY overpaid for a blocking back! C'ya Ovie! Now it's time to replace The "burner". Calling him that is hilarious – like when you give a fat guy the nickname Tiny.
May 12th, 2012
11:03 am
Falcons Fans: Don't waste your time blogging here, the writer protects and supports the trolls and may actually be a troll himself. Move somewhere else to speak freely.
May 12th, 2012
11:28 am
Kinda hypocritical to be advising falcan't fans to abandon this site when you're reading it too.
May 12th, 2012
11:59 am
Falconhater- the saints won one sb and now the saints are the best team in the nfl! Ha! Dude get off your high horse! The saints and braves are similar in that fashion but the braves I would say would be more dominate and the falcons are about to be going in the same direction but with championships. Plus the saints had to cheat!
May 12th, 2012
12:56 pm
I hope he works out. Supposedly, he's a good blocker. OTOH, it's hard to see how he could have nearly the upper- or lower-body strength of Ovie. Here's what the bleacherreport said of this projected 6th-rounder before the draft:
Ewing needs to add more bulk to his frame to be more successful at the next level. At the combine, his bench press total was the lowest of any running back prospects who participated. His total was even lower than Oregon's LaMichael James. If he's going to be a power fullback in the NFL, he must add more strength.
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NFL.com writes that Ewing is not going to make any electric plays with the ball at the next level. Compared to fullbacks who have been successful of late in the NFL, such as Vonta Leach of the Ravens, he has the ability to block with the same tenacity. A decent athlete but very stiff and straight-line as a runner."
May 12th, 2012
1:35 pm
Ewing & Konz are "Class" Guys!…as opposed to Aints Fans!
May 12th, 2012
2:14 pm
Why we are depending on a rookie who did not lift at the combine is beyond me.
Anyone who does not belive OVIE is an awesome FB does not know football.
When was the last time the Big 10 won the National Championship?
Greg saw the facts and is giving them to those who want to listen.
Lastly we have a OT who's is hurt and that was missed by the Falcons staff
May 12th, 2012
2:38 pm
Isn't a fullback supossed to be stiff and straight forward as a runner lmfao
May 12th, 2012
4:57 pm
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May 12th, 2012
5:50 pm
Falcon Hater, its time to go stick your head where the sun don't shine so that you can enjoy the life that you are apparently use too.
May 12th, 2012
6:20 pm
This is the first and last word I will say about Falcon hater as I refuse to give him/or her further recognition for which the person must be so desparately starved. He/she must be sociially, morally as well as intellectually deprived. The name says it all "…hater." Hater = loser. Please, there is no comparison between the saints and the Braves as a previous poster wrote. Now contrasts are a different matter! The difference is between class and no class. The same is true with the no class saints and the classy Braves. Braves are well thought of in their field of sport. The saints are objects of derision having disgraced themselves by cheating to win their first and only Super Bowl. A Super Bowl? So what?
May 13th, 2012
8:52 am
Welcome to Atlanta Mr. Ewing! I'm anxious to see him play and know that with a couple of months to prepare, he will be ready to make an impact.
May 13th, 2012
9:52 am
He may be alright but I don't believe we are going deep into the playoff's with this guy as our starting FB!
May 13th, 2012
11:06 am
QB/DB……….the fullback position will have little effect on how far the Falcons go in the playoffs.The NFL is a QB league. Most use the QB as a yardstick not the fullback as the key to success!
May 13th, 2012
8:42 pm
with this move, i hope this is not the second coming of dan henning with H BACK GIMMICK OFFENSE.


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Richard mentioned to me last week that he started a new Final Fantasy 7 game, and kind of put me in a FF7 mood. Maybe I'll have some time to start a new save myself... or maybe I'll have just enough time to work, sleep, and eat. Anyways, Cait Sith always bugged me. Since it's just a doll controlled remotely by Reeve, there's no real sense of danger for him. Sure, Shinra might catch wind of what he's up to, but it's not as if he's actually going toe to toe with mutated scientists, or fighting dragons under the ocean.
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OLYMPIA , Wash. - In the first two minutes of the game, it looked as if Evergreen was intent on avenging their November 28 th loss to Lewis and Clark College as Evergreen opened a 9-0 lead on the Pioneers. The Geoducks held the lead by as much as 10 points for the next 8 minutes before LCC crept their way back, eventually leading Evergreen by 3 points after the first half.
By 10 minutes into the second half Evergreen began to lose any chance of a comeback on their opponents. Coach Tom Kenna commented after the game, "They are well coached and a team that plays hard".
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- FULL-TIME - Basingstoke Town 3-2 Weston-super-Mare
- Town end six-game winless run with narrow victory at the Camrose
- Win means they secure their place in Conference South for next season
- Enver-Marum puts Town ahead on 15 minutes
- Soares hits the crossbar but McAuley doubles the lead on 43 minutes
- Fiddes pulls one back for Weston on the stroke of half-time
- Enver-Marum's second restores two-goal advantage on 67
- Callum Laird makes it 3-2 nine minutes later
- Jay Gasson wins Supporters' Player of the Year award
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In addition to ensuring their safety, today's result moves Town up a place to 15th in the Conference South table.
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It was nervy towards the end, but Town's six-game winless run is over and they will definitely play in the Conference South next season.
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90+3 - Town give the ball away in a bad area, but Diallo fires wide from the edge of the area.
90+1 - Basingstoke Town - Marcus Johnson-Schuster on for Louie Soares
Town will have to survive three minutes of added time.
88 - Ibe tries his luck from the edge of the area, but it's easy for Purnell.
84 - That's a nice free-kick routine, wasted by Ibe, who totally mis-hits a cross/shot.
82 - Basingstoke Town - Kezie Ibe on for Simon Dunn
82 - Liam Enver-Marum - Basingstoke Town
Enver-Marum goes into the book after hauling down a Weston defender in an attempt to get on the end of a ball in.
79 - That's a big chance for Enver-Marum to complete his hat-trick, but the striker fails to hit the target with a free-header.
78 - Weston-super-Mare - Bradley Ash on for Alec Fiddes
76 - Basingstoke Town 3-2 Weston-super-Mare - Callum Laird
Grubb's ball in from a free-kick on the right finds CALLUM LAIRD, who forces the ball home from close range. Game back on.
74 - Basingstoke Town - Manny Williams on for Nicholas Bignall
74 - Weston-super-Mare - Jake Llewellyn on for Martin Slocombe
73 - Weston go close to getting back in it. A low cross from the left evades Diallo at the near post and rolls across the face of goal before going out for a corner.
Kington fires way over from the resulting corner.
67 - Basingstoke Town 3-1 Weston-super-Mare - Liam Enver-Marum
A clearance is blocked and falls kindly for LIAM ENVER-MARUM, who is clean through. He makes no mistake, slotting the ball under Purnell to restore the two-goal cushion.
67 - Almost an embarrassing own-goal as Matthews' header loops towards his own goal, but McDonnell has time to get under the ball and catch.
65 - Weston-super-Mare - Syd Camper on for Chas Hemmings
63 - Good feet from Partridge and Adam Green is in down the left. He should square for Bignall but opts to shoot, straight at Purnell.
62 - Weston are looking far more likely. Town can't string two passes together at the moment.
Right-back Callum Laird has a shot from distance but it's way over.
57 - That's an important challenge from Gasson to prevent a Weston player getting a clear run on goal.
It's pretty awful at the moment. Both sides resorting to hopeful balls forward.
51 - Hemmings pulls down a long ball, with Matthews nowhere, but his attempted lob is miles over the Town goal.
49 - Another decent save from McDonnell after Kington is allowed to waltz into the area. The goalkeeper is down quickly, diving to his left.
48 - Good feet again from Dunn but he is crowded out after getting the return ball from McAuley.
Weston get the second half started.
The players make their way out for the second half.
Maidenhead are currently beating Ebbsfleet. If that stays the same, Town have to win today to ensure safety.
The hosts will be disappointed to have conceded so close to half-time, but Weston don't deserve to be two down. Nicely poised for the second half.
Town have not played as well as they did at Eastleigh on Friday, but they lead at the break. Not the same intensity, but they have taken more of their chances.
Basingstoke Town 2-1 Weston-super-Mare
45+1 - Basingstoke Town 2-1 Weston-super-Mare - Alec Fiddes
Weston are back in it. It's a fine strike from ALEC FIDDES from the edge of the area, but it was too easy for him to get into that position.
43 - Basingstoke Town 2-0 Weston-super-Mare - Shaun McAuley
A shot is blocked but the ball drops kindly for SHAUN McAULEY, who fires in from the penalty spot.
43 - A long ball puts Bignall in the clear, but the angle is against him and Purnell is down well to make the save.
42 - Weston should be level. Diallo beats Gasson for pace and that's good work from McDonnell, who saves with his legs.
Diallo picks up the rebound and pulls it back for Hemmings, who has an open goal but shanks his shot wide.
40 - Grubb's trickery leads to a shooting chance, but it's straight at McDonnell.
38 - McAuley's touch on the stretch sets up a counter attack for Town as Partridge makes ground.
He puts Soares through down the middle but Weston goalkeeper Purnell gets a touch on his shot, pushing it onto the crossbar. That's a good save.
33 - Robbie Matthews - Basingstoke Town
That's harsh. Matthews seemed to get the ball as he slid in on Grubb, but the referee awards a free-kick and books Matthews.
Matt Partridge is fortunate not to be penalised for kicking the ball into the prone Grubb as he lay on the ground.
Kington takes the free-kick, but his low effort is kept out by McDonnell, who had to get across his goal quickly.
31 - That's a terrible effort from McAuley. Scuffed wide with no power from the edge of the area.
30 - That's the bad side of Gasson. He overplays in his own half and the ball is nicked from him, but Alec Fiddes fires wide from the edge of the area.
28 - Weston play a corner to Ashley Kington on the edge of the area, but that's a long way over the crossbar.
24 - Weston break through Grubb but he fails to find a team-mate with a low ball in. Good defending from Gasson to stop Naby Diallo getting on the end of it.
23 - Town could have had a penalty there.
Soares beat several men down the left before teeing up Dunn. He nudged the ball beyond Purnell before being taken out by the visiting goalkeeper, but the referee awards a goal-kick.
Dunn never would have got to the ball, but he was caught late. Anywhere else on the field and that's a free-kick.
22 - Town have been on the back foot since going behind, surviving a couple of sticky moments in their own box.
McDonnall makes his first save of the afternoon, diving to his right to keep out Grubb's low effort.
15 - Basingstoke 1-0 Weston-super-Mare - Liam Enver-Marum
That's a lovely goal, made by Simon Dunn and scored by LIAM ENVER-MARUM.
Dunn took two Weston players out of the game with a lovely touch just inside his own half and ran at the defence before putting Enver-Marum in the clear.
He rounded the goalkeeper before slotting home from a narrow angle.
14 - That's a great ball from Enver-Marum to release Shaun McAuley down the Town right. He cuts in on his left foot but shoots over the bar.
11 - Good play by Enver-Marum down the left but his low shot is straight at Luke Purnell in the Weston goal.
9 - Weston have an even better chance. Dayle Grubb beats Smart down the left before crossing for Chas Hemmings, but the ball is just behind the striker, who can only head wide.
8 - That's a chance though. Nathan Smart's low ball in finds Enver-Marum, but his first touch makes the angle too acute and his pull-back finds nobody.
Looks like we could be in for a long afternoon. Very poor fare so far. No intensity or tempo from either side.
3 - That's a pretty bad challenge from Nicholas Bignall, who gets a ticking off from referee Mark Pottage.
2 - Town break through Enver-Marum, but Louie Soares' cross is over everyone in the box.
Town get the game under way. They will shoot down the slope, towards the Town End of the ground, in the first half.
A bit of a shock as the award goes to Jay Gasson. Congratulations.
The players make their way out on to the pitch ahead of kick-off.
Before the game, there will be a couple of presentations. The supporters' player of the award will be presented by Peter Raynbird and club legend Nigel Mattock.
I'll be amazed if David Ray doesn't win.
There will also be a cheque presentation made to mascot Stokie the Dragon, who recently ran the London Marathon.
Classic April day. Sunshine and showers. There was a lot of rain yesterday, but the pitch is fine.
Right, time to make my way up to the press box ahead of kick-off.
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The good news for Town is that today's visitors have very little to play for now. They are 12th in the table, safe but with no chance of making the play-offs.
Weston have been something of a bogey side for Town in recent years. They have come out on top the last five times the sides have met in league and FA Cup.
Weston won 1-0 when they met in Somerset on Bank Holiday Monday back in August, and knocked Town out of the FA Cup at the Camrose the following month, beating them 2-1.
Just noticed a third change to the Town side. Andrew Jenkinson is ill and misses out, so Adam Green returns at left-back.
Basingstoke Town: McDonnell, Smart, Green, Partridge, Gasson, Matthews, Soares, McAuley, Enver-Marum, Bignall, Dunn. Subs: Daly, Adams, Williams, Ibe, Johnson-Schuster.
Weston-super-Mare: Purnell, C Laird, Slocombe, Trowbridge, J Laird, Knowles, Fiddes, Diallo, Hemmings, Kington, Grubb. Subs: Walker, Llewellyn, Ash, Camper, Irish.
Two changes to the Town team that started at Eastleigh.
As mentioned earlier, McDonnell replaces Wells in goal. Liam Enver-Marum's reward for his late strike is a starting berth, with Manny Williams dropping to the bench.
Results on Saturday mean that Town could secure safety today. A win, or a defeat for Maidenhead, and they will be safe.
Some reasonably good news regarding Town goalkeeper Louis Wells, who had to be taken off on a stretcher at Eastleigh on Friday.
It doesn't look like he will be around to play any of the remaining games of the season, but his leg isn't broken.
Joe McDonnell will don the gloves today, having been recalled from a loan spell at Hendon.
Good afternoon and welcome to live text coverage of this afternoon's game between Basingstoke Town and Weston-super-Mare at the Camrose.


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CHICAGO — Hundreds of mourners and dignitaries including first lady Michelle Obama packed the funeral service Saturday for a Chicago teen whose killing catapulted her into the nation's debate over gun violence.
Yet, one speaker after another remembered 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton not so much as a symbol but as a best friend, an excellent student with big dreams and simply a girl with a great smile and bubbly personality. They said she was a typical teen who wanted to borrow her friends' clothes and who never left home without her lip gloss.
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And to her mother, Pendleton was the daughter she tried to keep busy so she'd be beyond the reach of the city's seemingly endless gang violence.
"You don't know how hard this really is, and those of you who do know how hard this really is, I'm sorry. I'm sorry," Cleopatra Pendleton told the packed South Side church. "No mother, no father should ever have to experience this."
Hadiya Pendleton was shot and killed Jan. 29 as she stood with friends at a neighborhood park about a mile from President Barack Obama's Chicago home in the Kenwood neighborhood. Just days before, the band majorette was among the performers during events for Obama's inauguration. Police say Pendleton was an innocent victim in a gang-related shooting.
Michelle Obama was among a long list of dignitaries who attended the funeral. She met privately with the family before the service and then accompanied the girl's mother to the open casket at the front of the church.
Obama, who grew up on Chicago's South Side, then accompanied the girl's mother to the open casket at the front of the Greater Harvest Baptist Church. She put her arm around Cleopatra Pendleton and patted her back as the woman threw her head back and wailed.
Moments later, the hundreds in attendance rose to their feet to begin the service with a round of applause "to the strength of this family." The nearly four-hour funeral was punctuated with a choir singing hymns so triumphantly that at times the floor shook.
Some of Illinois' most recognizable politicians and clergy were in attendance, including Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. But Pendleton's family said the service wouldn't be political — it would be a time to remember a girl who loved to dance and once appeared in an anti-gang video.
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Her godfather, Damon Stewart, said someone on Facebook had asked what made Pendleton's death more noteworthy than those of more than 40 people who had already been slain in Chicago this year — many without so much as a mention in local newspapers. The response, he said, was obvious.
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Other dignitaries at the service were Gov. Pat Quinn, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan and White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett — all of whom are from Chicago.
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Could Krysten Ritter be going from Apartment 23 to the Red Room of Pain? That's the latest possibility swirling around the ever-evolving Fifty Shades of Grey casting speculation and rumor mill. This latest rumor is thanks largely in part to Cinemablend noticing that the 31-year-old actress has shown some interest in playing Anastasia Steele, the demure college girl turned object of Christian Grey's BDSM affections in the upcoming adaptation of E.L. James' wildly popular saga. (The role of Christian has not yet been filled either, but actors like Matt Bomer, Ian Somerhalder, and Ryan Gosling are just some of the names that have been thrown out there.)
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On January 1, Ritter retweeted an article from a Fifty Shades fan site that suggested she and fellow beautiful brunette Anne Hathaway (who wore her own hinting-at-Fifty Shades dress recently) are in contention for the role. When a fan tweeted in response that ""between the two it should 100% be @Krystenritter"", the Don't Trust the B star wrote back from her Twitter page, ""Thanks! i would be down. ;)."" Hollywood.com reached out to Ritter's rep for comment, but they were not immediately available for response.
Alright, so Ritter certainly doesn't seem to be shy about wanting to be in the hotly anticipated movie, but would she make sense for the role? Never mind the whole age gap thing (Ritter is 31, almost exactly a decade older than Anastasia), as Hollywood sidesteps around that constantly. Never mind that she looks awesome in bondage-like attire (see above), as the character spends most of her saying things like ""Holy cow!"" rather than donning leather dresses. Wouldn't Ritter's Don't Trust the B costar Dreama Walker make much more sense for the part as a sweet girl who winds up in a relationship where she's constantly being humiliated and pushed to the limit? It sounds awfully familiar, no?
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On paper, Walker seems like a much more obvious choice (and the actress more than proved herself in last year's disturbing drama Compliance), but Ritter would join a long lineage of TV stars who go against type for a big movie role. Heck, even her other Don't Trust the B costar James Van Der Beek did it when he bid Dawson adieu to play sexual devient and all-around terrible person Sean Bateman in The Rules of Attraction. Playing against TV type also boded well for Courteney Cox when she switched gears from neurotic Monica on Friends to play the conniving Gale Weathers in the Scream saga; Will Smith broke out from Fresh Prince and temporarily earned indie cred for his part as a con artist in Six Degrees of Seperation; and who could forget when Saved by the Bell star Elizabeth Berkley quite literally shed her image in Showgirls? (Okay, that last one probably isn't the best example.)
Ritter is a talented actress, but whether she's right for the part will likely divide the eager-to-be-pleased Fifty Shades crowd. At the very least, let's hope this becomes the inspiration for a Don't Trust the B episode in which Van Der Beek, undeterred from his failed attempt at being Sexiest Man Alive, campaigns hard for the role of Christian Grey.
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I found this an amazing reminder of how the world of work has completely changed since I started in 1980.
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Danielle is correct. This is a rather important letter to read, whether you are a parent, teacher, or administrator. We need to remember that children are human beings in the making. They are sponges soaking up everything they see and hear. This means we need to increase the positive to out number the negative things they see and hear. and remember, these little jewels are who will be taking care of us in our dotage. Make sure they know how important they are in the world.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — No Tom Brady. No Aaron Rodgers. No Ben Roethlisberger. Not a Manning in sight.
Super Bowl has a pair of fresh faces at quarterback, bona fide nobodies as far as the NFL title game goes. One will leave New Orleans as football's newest star.
For Colin Kaepernick and Joe Flacco, this is new territory. And, of course, exactly where they want to be.
"To be AFC champs feels good," Flacco said Monday. "We move on now to this challenge."
Flacco, the only quarterback to win a playoff game in each of his first five NFL seasons, will lead the Baltimore Ravens into Sunday's matchup against the NFC-winning San Francisco 49ers and Kaepernick, a backup for most of his two seasons.
It's the first time in a decade that the big game doesn't feature one of the big five household names in the glamour position.
You can't get much fresher than quarterbacks who never have gotten this far before.
"At the start of the season, I was just hoping to get on the field some way, somehow," said Kaepernick, the backup for Alex Smith, who took the 49ers to the conference final last season.
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Truglo® Gobble Stopper Xtreme Choke Tubes, Model TG175X
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Truglo® Gobble StopperTM Xtreme Choke Tubes... take down those gobblers with ease!
Truglo®'s best-selling turkey Choke... it's endorsed by the National Wild Turkey Federation, so you know it's reliable.
This precision-machined, ported turkey tube accepts all turkey loads, including Hevi-Shot (no steel shot, though). Features wrench-free installation for quick and easy use! hoose your gun model below.
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- Model: TG175X
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