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Building on the foundation of his predecessors, Richard S. Brownlee II built The State Historical Society of Missouri into a major specialized research library with the largest membership of any state historical society in the country. The Society's holdings of newspapers, reference materials, and manuscripts tripled in size under his tenure.
When Dick Brownlee became director, secretary, and librarian of the Society, he held four degrees from the University of Missouri: the bachelor's degree in both history and journalism; and, the master's and doctorate degrees in history. His work exhibited the flair of the journalist and the documentation of the historian. He was the author of Gray Ghosts of the Confederacy: Guerrilla Warfare in the West, 1861-l865, a Civil War Book Club selection and bestseller in its field. Today Gray Ghosts is a classic study of guerrilla warfare.
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The next skirmish in the Texas textbook battle will be fought on Tuesday in Austin. That's when members of the public get to sound off over proposed changes in the state's public school textbooks.
Some worry that conservative Christians on the State Board of Education will try to bend the science to fit their religious beliefs.
Those fears were stoked recently when one state textbook reviewer criticized a biology textbook with this comment: "Creation science based on biblical principles should be incorporated into every biology book."
"We hope that there's good science in the textbooks, none of it is compromised, none of it is removed and creationism is not snuck in, in any way, shape or form," said Zack Kopplin, a Houston-based creationism opponent. "So that's our goal."
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PHOENIX – We're sorry. Here's an extension for you, Gordon Hayward. And here's one for you, Eric Bledsoe.
Bledsoe struggled with foul trouble and bad decision-making while only playing eight first-half minutes Friday in U.S. Airways Center. But after teammate Goran Dragic left the game against the Utah Jazz with a right facial contusion, the Phoenix Suns guard made up for the questionable play.
On the day after he and the Suns (2-0) couldn't agree upon a contract extension, Bledsoe scored the team's final 14 points to finish the game and hold off the Jazz 87-84. Meanwhile, fellow non-extension earner Gordon Hayward nearly bested Bledsoe.
The Jazz down 84-81, Hayward hit a 25-foot three-point jumper atop the key and with P.J. Tucker sliding out of the way with 16.8 seconds left to give Utah a one-point lead. Out of Phoenix's timeout, Bledsoe waited for the clock to wind down, waited more, waived off the oncoming Miles Plumlee screen and launched a three over Hayward at the same straight-on spot. Utah had only 0.7 seconds to score and didn't. Game over.
Bledsoe finished with 18 points, six assists, two steals and five turnovers.
Dragic left the game after a scary collision with P.J. Tucker at the tail end of the first half. He attempted to return in the second but was pulled early with a right facial contusion. Phoenix shot just 37 percent, gave up 22 offensive rebounds but somehow survived.
Now, I try to answer three queries Ryan Weisert posed in our preview.
Which restricted free agent-to-be will look the most worth the money?
Two major reasons the Suns didn't hand Bledsoe a big contract extension came to a front Friday. For one, he's young. For another, he still has a long, long way to go if he's going to play point guard for a winning team.
Bledsoe produced a point, three turnovers and three fouls that kept him to eight minutes played in the first half. He picked up his first foul pushing on a fastbreak but over-penetrating into the paint while out of control as Jazz player waited – Bledsoe picked up a charge. One of Bledsoe's questionable plays came in the halfcourt, where from atop the key and without movement he attempted to fling the ball to the corner a la Carson Palmer throwing into triple-coverage. The only good thing of the play came when the ball was deflected into the Jazz's Gatorade cooler.
As the Suns tried to reset off an offensive rebound with five minutes to play, Bledsoe seemingly backed the ball out but surprisingly tossed it to P.J. Tucker, who was walking to his position for the set and not even looking his teammates way.
But the ending? That was extension-worthy.
Gordon Hayward finished with 18 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists, and nearly won Utah the game.
How will Miles Plumlee fair against Utah's pair of highly touted young bigs?
The Suns had 10 blocks to one for the Jazz, a sign their smaller size was sneaking up on the Utah big men.
Plumlee and Channing Frye both had decent enough success pushing Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter off the block when they got caught on iso situations in the post. Plumlee recorded a double-double for the second game of his career and finished with 13 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks. Not surprisingly, he did struggle holding the Utah bigs off the offensive glass.
Can the Suns keep up their pace?
After the Suns built a 29-23 first-quarter lead, the Suns' offense significantly dropped off in the second quarter. Phoenix went 6-for-20 after shooting 10-for-20 in the first quarter. It hurt that they couldn't corral enough defensive rebounds to push the ball up the court, through they did produce fastbreaks with the blocks.
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The Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park quarter is the fourth to be released in 2012 and the 14th overall in the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program. Each two-roll set consists of 80 quarters: one roll of 40 coins with the "P" mint mark for Philadelphia and one roll of 40 coins with the "D" mint mark for Denver.
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If there were questions about the defensive line and how they would play, there were just as many for the offensive line. Even up to the final week of training camp, Jason Garrett and this staff really were not sure who their best five were going into the Giants game. Of the group that started of
I liked what I was able to see from Leary and Frederick, both who were making their first starts in the league. These young players were able to work together and at times picked each other up when there was a break down or two. There were plays that Frederick was struggling to maintain his sustain and just when he was on the verge of losing contact, Leary was there for him. There were points in the game where Frederick was able to return the favor.
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By Score Atlanta
Archer 45, Shiloh 16: Archer improved to 6-0, its best start in school history. Gabe Tiller threw three touchdown passes, all in the first half and two of which came from at least 48 yards. Dylan Singleton had a 1-yard touchdown run and a 75-yard interception return for a score to lead the visiting Tigers, who surged to a 42-13 halftime lead.
Camden County 28, Coffee 21: Tyler Rawls scored on a 10-yard run with 17 seconds left to give visiting Camden County the win. Quarterback Dalton Sikes scored on a 1-yard sneak and threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Johnson for Camden County, and Antonio Wimbush started off the Wildcats' scoring with a 5-yard touchdown.
Dacula 21, Brookwood 7: Dacula's Lawson Cook capped off the scoring with an interception return for a touchdown to preserve his team's win over visiting Brookwood. The Falcons also got a scoring pass from Aaron Grove to Kelan Fraise and Jakob Brashear added a touchdown run as they raced to a 14-0 lead. Brookwood scored late in the second quarter to make it 14-7 at half, but the Broncos could not get any closer.
Grayson 27, Central Gwinnett 19: Visiting Grayson opened the scoring with a 28-yard Cameryn Brent touchdown run, but Central Gwinnett answered and held a 13-7 halftime advantage. Bryant added his second rushing score of the game in the third quarter and Aares McCall iced the game with a 27-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Harrison 38, Kennesaw Mountain 7: Senior Keegan Karim returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown. Harrison's win over its cross-town foe improved its record to 4-2 and 3-1 in Region 4-AAAAAA. In contrast, Kennesaw Mountain falls to 1-4 and is winless in league play at 0-4.
Hillgrove 35, Pebblebrook 21: Richardre Bagley rushed 25 times for 219 yards and two touchdowns to lead Hillgrove, which led 28-0 at halftime. Elijah Ironside added touchdown passes to Omar Black and Zack Katz for the visiting Hawks. Pebblebrook quarterback Dezmon Huntley threw scoring strikes to Jarvis Ruff and Justin Sims in addition to a touchdown on the ground.
Lovejoy 23, Rockdale County 3: Khaleel Rogers connected with Preston Williams for a 59-yard touchdown pass to give visiting Lovejoy a 7-0 lead. Lovejoy kicker Jaime Nunez added 35- and 38-yard field goals in the second quarter to give the Wildcats their 13-3 halftime lead. In the third quarter, Nunez extended the lead again with a 46-yard boot.
Lowndes 38, Brunswick 30: Lowndes never trailed, but had to stave off a Brunswick rally in order to preserve its road victory. Malik Roberts caught two first-half touchdowns to help the Vikings lead 21-8 at the intermission. Following an interception, Brunswick found the endzone and pulled within 31-30 in the fourth quarter. The Pirates got the ball back trailing by one point, but Eric Hart of Lowndes returned an interception for a touchdown to ice the game.
Luella 37, Druid Hills 0: The visiting Lions had their way versus Druid Hills. Trevone Sullivan rushed for one score and caught another in the lopsided win. Quad Clemmons, Josh White and Steve Osondu, who blocked a punt and scooped up the ball, all added touchdowns. Luella evens its mark at 3-3. Druid Hills drops to 2-3.
Mill Creek 47, Meadowcreek 0: Carter Governale ran in the first of six rushing touchdowns for host Mill Creek. DeVozea Fulton found the endzone on a 45-yard score. Quarterback Daniel David got in on the action with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Eric Ritland before the half and Jordan Sylvain and Evens Fontaine added second-half rushing touchdowns for the Hawks.
Norcross 49, Habersham Central 3: Host Habersham Central opened with a 3-0 lead after Juan Domingo's 24-yard field goal. Norcross responded with 49 unanswered points, including a pair of Josh Boyd touchdowns in the second quarter. Boyd tossed a touchdown pass to Clinton Lynch in the third quarter and KaDarius Garrett ran in two scores in the final quarter.
North Gwinnett 52, Duluth 21: Quarterback Hayden Sphire threw for four touchdowns, two to Nate Brown, and running back C.J. Leggett ran for three scores for visiting North Gwinnett. Quarterback Thad Bell of Duluth had three touchdown passes. North Gwinnett led just 17-13 at halftime. Both teams had 15 penalties for a combined 395 yards.
Roswell 21, Wheeler 19: Roswell scored all of its points in the first half when the Hornets took a 21-9 lead into the intermission. Shakur Jackson (8 yards), Sheldon Evans (45 yards) and Mechane Slade (8 yards) each had rushing touchdowns. The visiting Hornets held off Wheeler by thwarting a potential game-tying two-point conversion attempt late in the fourth quarter.
October 4th, 2013
10:21 pm
Camden beat Coffee in last 17 seconds of game..it was tied 21-21 when Camden scored with 17 seconds to go..Both teams played very well. Great Sportsmanship by both teams and great fan support for both teams..
October 4th, 2013
10:24 pm
Hogs beat Tift 17-14===Tift is for real.
Vikings beat Brunswick 38-30
October 4th, 2013
10:43 pm
Trojans gave camden a great …. Region 1aaaaaa is toughest football in the state.
October 4th, 2013
10:56 pm
Good game Coffee! RELEASE the CATS!!!!
October 4th, 2013
11:03 pm
Camden's biggest competition was the yellow flag. Every single time they got a play it got called back. They must have had 150 yards in penalties. Very sloppy playing on their part and not taking advantage of opportunities. It almost bit them in the bottom. Coffee has a good team this year. I think they will get a playoff spot. They, unlike Camden, took advantage of the opportunities they had.
October 4th, 2013
11:39 pm
The Cats are doing enough to win. They are not polished, yet. By seasons end, they will be ready to go. Although they are playing banged up, they are doing what it takes to come away with the W. Last week we played without some key people and they are on the mend. Kirkland is slowly getting his feet back under him following ankle injury. He played well but was limited.
Williams was his usual self and came up big on the TD pass from the back up Qb, Khaleel Rogers, who was playing due to a sprained thumb on the throwing hand of starter "Mays" Neely. All in all, it was a good win. Rockdale had a couple good plays but the Cats D was up to the challenge and did not allow them to smell the endzone. We still have work to do but we are getting there.
We may not be who we were but we are who we are, Lovejoy Wildcats
October 5th, 2013
2:22 am
Tift played us tough tonight, but in the end they had 167 total yards. Spin the game how you want Tift fans, but good teams find a way to win. Next week ya'll will be 1-2 in the region.
October 5th, 2013
2:41 am
Congratulations to Camden. A little better game than you expected huh?
That was a helluva game at Coffee tonight. Coffee had it's share of penalties also. Including a 25 yard penalty after a return to the Camden 47. Coffee was also playing with out 5 starters. Any of six teams in Region 1 can still win a playoff spot. What a great crowd on both sides. The Coffee coaches have made good decisions late in the last two games that ultimately contributed to the losses. Very ironic.
I look forward to the Tift/Camden and the Valdosta /Lowndes games next week. Coffee has to win out to guarantee a playoff slot But I will be rooting for Tift and Valdosta next week. (And Coffee better no let down against Brunswick the way we did against Mundys Mill.) Every little bit will help.
And you know what? It would not be a shocker for Tift to beat Camden next week. And Valdosta should take lowndes. And Coffee had better not relax against Brunswick.
Let's play some football!
October 5th, 2013
7:27 am
Ok ppl Tifton played hard but I don't see them beating Camden or Valdosta and they still may not make the playoffs. The score looks like a close game but our defense dominated Tift all night we just didn't finish the deal on offense and I know some Tift fans will feel like I am disrespecting them and that's not the case but for the ones who were at the game know we left 21 to 28 points on the field easily and they only had one drive all night!!! We had the ball the whole game and Tift only had 2 first downs the whole second half. We lived on their side of the field just about the whole second half but we just played sloppy and made mistakes that we shouldn't be making at this point in the season. We did everything u need to do to loose last night with Interception, fumble, penalties, missed open TD passes, and at least 3 trips in the red zone with nothing to show for it including fumbling on the 1 yrd line and fumbling on the 18 yd line and going for it on 4th and goal at the 9 yd line. As a matter of fact did Tift cross the 50 yrd line in the second half cause I don't think they did but I could be wrong
October 5th, 2013
7:56 am
The Grove played a little sluggish in the second half. We have to play complete games. I understand that when you hold a team to 15 total yards in a half you tend let up a bit, but that is not what good teams do. Got the win though.
October 5th, 2013
8:04 am
TIFT COUNTY almost beat the hawgs HA HA LOL freaking LOL
hawg fans scratching their heads Haws are overrated and a very dirty team full of thugs
October 5th, 2013
8:05 am
Well…here's ya some gospel about the Colquitt/Tift extravaganza last night. The Blue Devil defense played tough and extemely opportunistic. They earned their McDonald's Big Mac Friday evening. The Tift offense weren't anything to write home about. They did have a decent drive in the 1st half…but must have stayed in the locker room at break. Of course, I suppose a lot of their "problems" could be attributed to the Blackhats…but…no need to rub salt in the wound.
The Packer defense played outstanding once again. They gave up one score. They solved Tift's Tebowesque QB after the initial drive and they banged on the Devils all night long. And when the chips were all in…the Blackhats took the pot. Durn Good Hawgs !!!!!
The Colquitt County offense run up and down the field…but they just didn't close the deal when they had the opportunities. They had TWO costly fumbles…one was returned 82 yards for a Tift TD. The other was fumbled inside the Tift one yard line. They had a tipped pass for an interception and costly penalties to stall drives. Obviously, this type of play usually doesn't win you ballgames. But the Packer defense saved their bacon last night. We gotta have a bit better focus on offense ifin we plan on climbing the mountain this year.
But a win is a win…and it beats the heck out of a loss. So go you Hairy Hawgs…and do whatcha ya gotta do…In Living Color. Brunswick in two weeks. I never liked them Pirates. NEVER !!!!
October 5th, 2013
8:19 am
Despite dominating on defense, the Pack was fortunate to get the win. It was intense, with numerous sideline warnings to both coaching staffs. The only reason it was even close, however, were injuries to BOTH of Colquitt's kickers–causing the Pack to go for 4th downs when normally the FG Unit would have added chip-shot 3's. Our starting kicker sustained what is probably a season-ending knee injury and our back-up also injured his leg. Uncalled-for penalties killed Tift as they were even sloppier than the Moultrie team last night. The Pack clearly had a hangover from last week's drubbing of Lowndes. CC has a bye next week before facing Brunswick….
October 5th, 2013
8:57 am
Hey all you Packer dudes. How about cutting us a break and having the same type game against us.
October 5th, 2013
9:36 am
@waynester – I was talking with Ashley H. last night about reclaiming some eligibility and suiting up ifin we needed him to kick…and he said…
"Just shut up Rufus. I like it fine right here in the stands."
I don't think he's gonna do it…(Smile).
October 5th, 2013
1:20 pm
@ CoffeeC100 = Sorry but during championship runs you most of the time only have just one game where u do everything to loose but don't. So unfortunately for the rest of the of the region this game will keep us on our toes and avoid bad mistakes in the redzones. But the game with Camden seemed to be worth the admission and sorry about the outcome but your guys fought till the end and were right their so you have to be proud of that at least. Good luck the rest of the way
October 5th, 2013
5:35 pm
Thanks WildHawg – Just foolin' with ya. Yeah. Last nights game was a doozie. Maybe it will give the young men the confidence to know they can play with anyone. It was one of those games that neither team lost on the field. And Coffee was down five starters due to misbehaving in the Tift game.
The Blue devils may be pretty good. But they play below he belt and the officials allowed them to. And it seems the coach was proud of it.
The officials for the Tift/Coffee game were from Tift County. I did not think the GHSA allowed that.
October 5th, 2013
7:23 pm
@ CoffeeC100 = Yeah they do play a dirty. I understand the coach trying to instill toughness but to be dirty is not cool. I heard the kicker might have an ACL tear but right now that's just a rumor. I hope not cause his health is bigger than football. If its true then that will be the first time I have heard of a kicker kicking a field goal and end up with a season ending injury unless he was targeted. I cant say he was but now a days teams do anything to get a edge. But cheap shots do hurt. Hey I think I read that one of your players was hurt and if so me and my family send our blessings to the Coffee nation and his fam.
October 6th, 2013
6:00 am
@WildHawg2012 – Yeah we had an outstanding sophomore linebacker carted off in an ambulance. From the best I've heard he was kicked in the throat by accident and couldn't breath. Scary but he was discharged Early Saturday morning and should play this Friday. Thanks for the good thoughts.
October 7th, 2013
1:12 pm
@ RobFromNorcross == I missed you earlier but I agree on Norcross. They are very much alive and kicking. Playoffs yes. How far ? Then again, that is true for everyone. AAAAAA is anybody's. Who ever wants it the most will get it this year. Talent level not up to last years. Although there is still a ton of it out there. Should be interesting.


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I've tried finding a spear to retexture it into the one you requested, but sadly, as I'm not a modeler, I couldn't really find a fitting spear so I tried it with a boar spear and transparency, this is my best shot:It's not really, good, some trouble with places where you can see trough the model where you shouldn't be able to do that actually
I don't need spears though , especially saxon ones . Plus AI sux at using long spears .
Quote from: Vympel on December 08, 2011, 01:59:52 AMI don't need spears though , especially saxon ones . Plus AI sux at using long spears . :wink:Saxon spear is just the name they gave the spear in Brytenwalda. In your mod it is called Langhasta, it's alreary in. Is not a long spear either. It's just that its spearhead matches the shape of the irish spear almost perfectly.
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The Strength in Consumer Staples: What's Up With That?
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If you're familiar with Saturday Night Live you've seen the recurring skit in which Kenan Thompson hosts a talk show where none of the celebrity guests ever get to talk because he constantly interrupts to sing his theme song, Ooowee, What Up With That? What Up With That?
With consumer staples stocks hitting 52 week and all time highs you wonder-what's up with that? Shouldn't defensives be sitting out this rally, much as Thompson's guests do? Companies like Campbell Soup (NYSE: CPB), J.M. Smucker (NYSE: SJM), ConAgra (NYSE: CAG), Hormel Foods, Clorox, General Mills and Hershey's are all hitting 52 week highs. Hormel is puzzling because despite missing on earnings is still powering higher. Valuations are getting stretched and the XLP, the consumer staple index is also at highs.
The Fear Factor
These moves don't look as though they're based on fundamentals but fear...fear of sequestration, higher gas prices, and an imminent market downturn. Like utilities were a go to sector last year it looks like consumer staples are the anointed hiding place this year. Hopes of another big Buffett buy like that of Heinz in these staples is unlikely so fear is undoubtedly at work here.
One other theory is a search for yield, anywhere and everywhere but in a fairly risk free sector. Also, retail investors and institutions who sat out the party are finally coming back but still risk averse.
Too Late To The Party?
Campbell's has moved up almost 20% since the end of 2012. At 17.63 P/E and a yield of 2.90% it looks okay but the PEG is saying otherwise at 2.79. New-ish CEO Denise Morrison had a full plate coming into the job with the 144 year old company's old-fashioned image needing a serious makeover. She has already acquired natural foods company Bolthouse Farms and added more "foodie" type soup offerings in on the go packaging to attract a younger demographic. The strategy seems to be working as the company beat on both top and bottom line when it reported Q2 earnings on February 13.
At an EV/EBITDA of 10.46 and return on equity of 62.08% Buffett might have done better to buy Campbell's. Except for the tricky little matter of ten times total debt to total cash. Pocket change to Warren. For a consumer staple defensive with yield it has a surprisingly large short interest of 8.10%. Several large and well-known hedge fund names like Ray Dalio, Jim Simons, Mario Gabelli and Krys Krystinik have stakes in the name. It's not that I don't like Campbell's, I just don't like it here.
The same situation applies with Smucker's. The family founded business is still family run with Richard Smucker as CEO. It's up 25% over the last year and the short interest is decreasing. It has a slightly higher P/E at 20.20 and a lower yield of 2.20% but a lower payout ratio than Campbell's. Its EV/EBITDA is slightly lower at 9.87 and the PEG is at 2.16.
Smucker's surprised on its February 15 earnings release against the higher bar raised by analysts. This is another company turning around its old image of the gingham pattern jarred jams with dozens of new and international brands including household coffee brand Folger's. But Smucker's may seem overvalued compared to new competitor Mondelez which has a PEG of 1.37 and a P/E of 16.34.
Smucker's, like Home Depot, has been a Wall Street fave these last few years running from the mid-$30s to its all time high of $95.30 close on February 28. It's a low beta name (.45) with pricing power and analysts have a median target of $100 which leaves little room for upside.
The Omaha Connection
Buffett's purchase of Heinz surprised those who thought that Omaha based ConAgra would be a natural for Buffett if he was shopping in the food aisle. Likely, Buffett was looking for a more global and iconic brand. ConAgra has many familiar and enduring brands in its Consumer Foods division: Chef Boyardee, Blue Bonnet, Pam, Peter Pan, Hunt's, and the just completed acquisition of Ralcorp. It also has a Commercial Foodservice division of commercially branded foods and seasonings. ConAgra operates primarily in North America, however.
ConAgra has outperformed both these other names over the last year up 30.49% . It also has the highest yield at 3.00% with a 60% payout ratio. The P/E is the highest at 21.52 and the PEG at 1.80. It has the highest EV/EBITDA at 11.53.
On February 19 CEO Gary Rodkin updated and raised guidance adding the Ralcorp purchase should add $0.05 for a raised outlook of $2.15 diluted EPS for FY2013 and adding $0.25 for FY2014.. He said the dividend would be maintained at its current rate and debt from the acquisition will be a priority until 2015.
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Looking at the five year chart Smucker's is the obvious outperformer but after the Heinz takeover the other two are starting to ketchup (pun intended.) At these highs it wouldn't be prudent to go all in especially not in Smucker's. Campbell's with its metrics mostly smack dab in the middle of ConAgra and Smucker's would be my choice for a defensive staple. The company is introducing new products, healthy products and convenient products and putting some ad money and social media to work on these.
None of these are momo names that are going to get you dancing like on "What's Up With That?" but they won't leave you wondering why did they go down. If the market does tick down these won't decline as badly as they are still defensive names.
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Hot on the heels of Ryan Tedder fending off self-plagiarizing accusations by eagle-eared listeners who picked up the similarities between his compositions for Kelly Clarkson and Beyoncé, the OneRepublic main main/inexplicably in-demand songwriter is seemingly copying himself again. After the jump, hear the new OneRepublic single "All The Right Moves" and Leona Lewis' latest single "Happy"—both of which were penned by Tedder—and tell me if I'm crazy for hearing the same damn song, albeit at slightly different speeds.
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Right? Right? Tedder, for his part, is claiming that he was inspired solely by Lewis' vocal prowess:
I'm also pleased to announce Leona Lewis' 1st single off her upcoming album. The song is called "Happy" and I honestly feel it is the most beautiful song I've ever been a part of. My goal when I started working on Leona's new album was to "NOT" chase or be influenced by any of her previous hits- or any songs i've ever done with anyone else- including Bleeding Love. True artists do not look back to previous successes they look forward to creating new moments and songs the world can connect with in a different way. And that is what Leona has done with "Happy". I hope u like it as much as we do, and I hope the lyrics hit u as hard as they hit me.
So I have to ask: Am I projecting my still-lingering annoyance over the whole Clarkson kerfuffle onto these two songs, which were for some bizarre reason debuted nearly simultaneously? I mean, I found myself singing the OneRepublic vocal melody along with the Lewis tune, and vice versa. My question: How long will it be before Lewis pulls a Kelly and totally switches up the track in a live setting so those cell-phone-static keyboards that seem to be a hallmark of Tedder's non-"Apologize" tracks get yanked from the arrangement?
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For probably the only time ever, I agree with TotalBiscuit, at least on the part about Too Human being a fun and in-depth game. So I wouldn't exactly say that it 'disappointed widely'. I will say this though, from the interviews I have seen with Denis Dyack, he is pretty full of himself and while I believe Too Human is a fun game, I don't think its the revolutionary game that he believes it to be. And in the end, we're talking about his opinion here, which he's entitled to, one way or the other.


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A north Seattle elderly couple is recovering from a brutal attack Saturday.
It happened in broad daylight at a condo building at the corner of 15th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 123rd St.
Investigators described a horrific scene inside the small condo, an elderly couple, on the floor, bleeding.
They had been savagely beaten in the head with the butt of a rifle.
Neighbor Tammy Johnson says, "It's just nightmare. I don't know what to say. It's horrible. I've been here 7 years and I think it's getting worse and I want to move out of this place"
People living on the 4th floor of the building started calling police just before 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
A man, the callers said, was going door to door trying to break into condos, threatening to kill anyone inside, then he allegedly forced his way into the couple's condo.
Neighbor Malania Calugas says, "I've lived in this neighborhood most of my life so that's just really shocking."
Police still don't know how the man got into the secure building. When they arrived they found him wondering on the 4th floor, covered with blood brandishing a rifle.
After a confrontation, Officers tasered the man and placed him under arrest
Neighbor David Gustin says, "It's a dangerous world but I'm glad that he's off the street and hopefully won't do that again."
Neighbor James Barron says, "There's violence everywhere, stuff happens all the time, I'm sure, and you never hear about it but when something like this occurs just down the street from where you live. It kind of makes you even more aware of your surroundings and just to be more cautious."
The suspected attacker was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2015 Ford Fusion
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To compete in today's midsize sedan arena a car needs to stand out, in both style and performance. The Ford Fusion is just such a cara 180-degree turnabout from the lackluster Ford Taurus it replaces and a major homerun for Ford. Although designed here in the U.S., the Fusion borrows much of its chassis and drivetrain from its Japanese cousin, the Mazda Mazda6. It is the merging of American styling and Japanese hardware that makes the Fusion such a terrific value, offering superior handling, good fuel economy and low emissions (rated as a Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle or PZEV in California). However, almost certainly due to an anticipated lack of much market demand, Ford didn't see fit to place a manual transmission in the V6-powered models, essentially cutting short the Fusion's potential as a bona fide driving enthusiast's car.
If you're looking for a five-passenger sedan that doesn't dissolve into obscurity when left in a parking lot, check out the Fusion. It offers more distinctive styling than the Honda Accord or Toyota Camry, yet it's priced closer to the Civic and Corolla.
If you're looking for a sedan with higher fuel economy figures or more resale value, the Accord and Camry are better choices.
Front side-impact airbags and side-curtain airbags become standard, as does an auxiliary audio input jack. The SE model receives a fold-down passenger seat, 16-inch wheels, fog lamps and a six-disc CD/MP3 player, while an all-wheel-drive option is made available on the V6 SE and SEL trim levels.
Driving Impressions With a chassis that offers what Ford claims is class-leading torsional rigidity, the Fusion is a solid performer. Its sophisticated short- and long-arm front suspension, which offers geometry that's superior...to the nearly-ubiquitous MacPherson strut arrangement, helps the Fusion deliver handling that rivals a European sports sedan. That feeling is enhanced by the power rack-and-pinion steering that is mounted to a front sub-frame to minimize vibration and noise. Even the four-cylinder-equipped Fusion has more-than-adequate power, but we recommend the 3.0-liter V6, because there is very little fuel economy penalty for its greater power and superior drivability.
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One of the reasons for the Fusion's immediate popularity is that it provides a lot of interior room and cargo space for the money.
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Despite Ford Motor Company's significant operations in Europe, the Fusion has Mazda underpinnings, but the chassis and suspension capture the European feel for which its engineers were aiming.
The Ford Fusion's interior continues the "bold American" theme of the exterior with an added twistfreedom of choice. While most other cars in the class offer just two or three color choices for the same basic interior, Fusion offers three different interior themes (the S trim offers two), including Charcoal Black with oatmeal-colored stitching. The round analog instruments are easy to read, and the steering wheel includes integrated cruise control switches as standard equipment. Headroom, legroom and shoulder room are all very representative of the segment as a whole, while the trunk spaceat 15.8 cubic feetis substantially larger than many competitors, including the Accord.Exterior
The Fusion's exterior design began with the dynamic exterior of the Ford 427 concept car, including the three-bar grille and trapezoidal, multi-element projector-beam headlamps. In the current production idiom the wheels are pulled out to the corners of the car but, unlike conventional practice these days, the shape features some fairly sharp edges and a "box-on-wedge" profile. Even on its base 16-inch wheels the Fusion looks properly grounded, but it looks even better with the P225/50R17 tires on the alloy wheels with the five split-spoke design, and the front end has an artful appearance that features a well-integrated, nearly flush bumper below the chrome grille.
The base S model features front side-impact airbags, side-curtain airbags, power door locks with keyless remote entry, power mirrors and power windows with "one-touch-down" function for the driver's side, 16-inch wheels, AM/FM stereo with single MP3-compatible CD player, air conditioning and rear-seat armrest with built-in cup holders. The base 2.3-liter engine can be paired with a five-speed manual transmission or the optional five-speed automatic. Also standard are niceties like halogen headlamps, tilt/telescopic steering wheel and cruise control. The SE adds aluminum wheels, fog lamps, six-disc CD changer, power driver's seat and steering wheel-mounted audio controls. The SEL adds 17-inch wheels, automatic climate control and heated mirrors.
As an alternative to the standard four-cylinder engine, a 221-horsepower 3.0-liter V6 is a key item on the option list, and it is backed by a six-speed automatic transmission. Anti-lock brakes (ABS), leather seats, a moonroof and all-wheel drive (V6 only) are also among the available options. A pair of premium audio systems is offeredboth feature six-disc CD changers and MP3 capability. Shortly after the model launch, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, DVD navigation and a rear spoiler will be offered, but only on the SE and SEL trim levels.
The standard 2.3-liter in-line four-cylinder engine delivers good drivability and more-than-acceptable acceleration. It is a good choice if you want to keep the initial outlay low or you must have a manual transmission. For most buyers, though, we recommend the 221-horsepower 3.0-liter V6. It's matched with a six-speed automatic that helps contribute to its laudable fuel economy.
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By allie on Wednesday, September 10, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 150,000overall rating 1 of 10rating details
Pros: "Nice interior, roomy"
Cons: "Engine problems, stereo problems,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Bought this car a few years ago to drive to work just a few miles away. I wanted to drive it to make sure it would be a good fit for my son who would be driving soon. I have had nothing but trouble with the engine and transmission since I bought it. I have put over $5000 worth of work into it and still having problems with it. I am trading it in on something else that is more dependable for my son. Will never buy another one!"
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By Jac on Friday, August 29, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 224,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "roomy"
Cons: "cup holder not in a good spot."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Bought this car 8yrs ago for gas mileage reasons. After just a month we realized this was the best thing we did. It not only had good gas mileage, it was roomy. Most cars we looked at didn't have the leg room in the back seat. My son is 6ft 5in tall and he was comfortable sitting back there. when my sister was looking for a car for her family I had her look at mine and she bought one too. Both of ours are reliable I have 224,000 miles on it and it is still running strong."
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By Kaceyef on Saturday, August 09, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 73,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My Fusion is the first car I bought for myself and by myself. I love everything about it. It's comfortable, drives, steers, and parks easily. I've driven it for 5 years and only had to replace the battery and tires. It is very reliable, which is important to me as a single lady. I plan to drive it at least another 4 year. I wish it were a little more fuel efficient, but an average of 25 mph isn't bad for a combination of city and highway driving."
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By bankheist on Friday, July 18, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 91,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "A Very Good and Solid Vehicle - No Regrets"
Cons: "Noisy, both engine and road noise"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I bought my Fusion SEL new in 2007, special order with 4 Cylinder and 5 speed transmission. I have 91,000 miles on it and had only two problems with it. The CD player would not eject the CD (fixed by cycling the power to the unit) and the on board computer had to be reprogrammed. Otherwise, this has been a super car. Engine noise and road noise are the two areas Ford could improve on, even the 2014 models are a bit noisy. The 5 speed works well with the 2.3 Liter engine. Very comfortable leather seats, lots of room, and nice styling are what initially attracted my attention to the Fusion."
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By lisaf on Friday, July 11, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 61,000overall rating 1 of 10rating details
Pros: "smooth ride when it runs"
Cons: "motor blew at 50k, transmission at 61k."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought my Fusion new in 2008 and have had nothing but problems the entire time. When I first bought it, there were issues with the transmission. It would be sluggish to change gears and would jerk a little when shifting. I took it to many different mechanics who all said there was nothing wrong with it, all because the computer wasn't showing any codes. Then at 55,000 miles, 5,000 miles out of warranty, the engine blew. I received no help from Ford other than an offer to pay the $40 tow bill to the dealer to have a $5000 motor put back in because, oops you're out of luck there's no warranty now. Then 1 year later at 61,000 the transmission has failed in the car. So now, I have a very expensive lawn ornament I am still paying payments on. I'll try to find some positives with this car. Hmm, when it does drive it has a very smooth ride and the stereo is great. The gas mileage is not as good as everyone says it is. It's better than what you'll get with a v6 or v8 car, but compared to other 4 cylinders its not that impressive. So, to sum up. Never, ever, ever, ever again buying another Ford. I will walk or ride a horse first."
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By Olee on Wednesday, July 09, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 95,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Lots of room, Safe, Great Gas Mileage, Smooth Ride"
Cons: "2007- Interior Handles faulty (common issue)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I owned a brand new 2007 Ford Fusion 4 cylinder and had it until it had 42,000 miles. In July 2012 I got in an extremely terrible accident with a car that ran a red light and it was completely totalled. However, I found the airbags worked and I walked away with a sprained ankle and some minor airbag burns. In the 5 years I had the car I only had to replace the drivers side interior handle. I took it in for regular oil changes (every 3000-5000 miles) and replaced the tires right before the accident. I loved it! Enough room in the trunk to fit 2 maybe 3 bodies, my 6 ft friend could sit in the backseat without me having to move my seat forward, I got great gas mileage. When looking for a new car I opted for a 2009 Ford Fusion SE V6 with blue tooth capabilities, steering wheel radio control, and electronic mileage and gas gauge. Again, I love it! I found that the V6 has a much smoother ride and after 2 years still occasionally find my self accidentally speeding. I'm pushing 95,000 miles and haven't had to do anything but replace the tires. This is a great family vehicle (I have 3 girls under 7 years old) and great gas mileage (with a 90 mile commute total daily). I would recommend, and I have recommended, to anyone!"
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Hinder needs a new lead singer. The group announced on Wednesday that they've "officially parted ways" with frontman and founding member Austin Winkler .
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You may recall that earlier this year, Winkler dropped out of the band's tour to promote their latest release, Welcome to the Freakshow , citing personal reasons. Since his departure, a number of singers have been filling in for Winkler on the outing, including Saving Abel 's Jared Weeks .
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The Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Georgia Tech and Emory University is fortunate to draw on the experiences and advice of the highly qualified members of the BME Advisory Board. The members of the Advisory Board have a diverse background, coming from all areas of research, industry, device design, and clinical applications. Albert K. Chin, M.D., co-founder of Pavilion Medical Innovations, is one of the current members on the Advisory Board.
Dr. Chin has been one of the most prolific innovators in medical device design for the past 30 years. After being approached by several faculty and alumni from Georgia Tech, Dr. Chin has been intimately involved with the BME department for over 10 years. Having completed his education in mechanical engineering at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels, Dr. Chin did not find satisfaction working in the aerospace industry. Fortunately, he found his calling in medicine, and subsequently completed medical school at the University of California, San Francisco and a residency in General Surgery. Dr. Chin, however, retained his passion for engineering even before becoming a physician. Prior to entering medical school, Dr. Chin describes, "I started calling physicians and asking them if they had any problems, and offered if I could design a solution for them." Most notably, Dr. Chin worked with Dr. Thomas Fogarty, one of the leaders in medical device design, on a number of products. As such, Dr. Chin started Origin Medsystems, which eventually became Guidant Cardiac Surgery. Currently, Dr. Chin is the co-founder of Pavilion Medical Innovations, which is a medical device incubator funded by Catalyst Health Ventures. He also currently holds 174 issued U.S. patents.
Over his career, Dr. Chin has been a part of the growth in the medical device industry. Having been involved in numerous start-ups and innovations, Dr. Chin labels himself a "physician-inventor." As a physician-inventor at a medical incubator, Dr. Chin is able to do what he loves: coming up with new ideas. "There is always more room for new medical devices and therapies, and the way you go about approaching these designs and devices must be cost-effective and simple enough so the adoption rate is high." Accordingly, Dr. Chin has worked on developing devices spanning every subspecialty.
To develop these medical devices, Dr. Chin draws on his extensive engineering experience. Dr. Chin stressed the importance of making prototypes in device design. "I have my own machine shop", says Dr. Chin, "and I design my own prototypes." From Dr. Chin's perspective, the prototypes of his designs demonstrate the proof of concept for a successful device. Dr. Chin also understands the value of learning the entire device design process and is particularly proud of Georgia Tech BME students for their effective analytical as well as communication abilities. Despite what he notes as a particularly rigorous curriculum, Dr. Chin says that at the time of graduation, BME students from Georgia Tech are industry-ready, and their experiences give them a distinct advantage towards entering the industry and for future career advancement.
As a member of the Advisory Board since near the inception of the BME Department at Georgia Tech, Dr. Chin has been a witness to the enormous success of the department and its students. With his input, the many iterations of the curriculum grew to incorporate the design and clinical experiences that are essential to the foundation of biomedical engineering. He also credits the support of the Coulter Foundation and the emphasis of translational research, or research that has the end goal of creating a product that will be used in clinical settings. Although Dr. Chin is very gratified to see the growth of the department, he also looks for the BME department to become an even greater leader in industry as well as in education. Despite the limited presence of the BME industry in the Southeast region, Dr. Chin hopes that the Georgia Tech BME students can work on expanding the industry and developing new and innovative solutions to medical problems. To current students in the BME department, Dr. Chin concludes, "Everything that is taught here at Georgia Tech is what I do in practice. Make it as simple as you can, make a prototype, and get it out for pertinent clinical situations."


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Policing is a rewarding and challenging career. All members start out as general duties constables. From general duties, police may choose from a wide variety of roles, including a detective, a crime scene officer, a police prosecutor or a role in one of the many Traffic Management Units. Other areas of interest include the Mounted Branch, the Dog Squad, Search and Rescue, Water Police, Air Wing and the Special Operations Group.
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