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Rob Haigh
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Rob Haigh or Robert Haigh also known as Omni Trio, is a British electronic, ambient and experimental musician.
Early work[edit]
In the early eighties Haigh released a series of experimental ambient albums under the names Robert Haigh and Sema - the most notable being 'Three Seasons Only' and 'Notes From Underground'. He also contributed to several Nurse with Wound projects and formed an industrial avant funk band called The Truth Club together with Trefor Goronwy, who would go on to join This Heat.
Omni Trio[edit]
In the nineties Haigh developed a unique style of what has become known as 'ambient Drum and Bass' and released six acclaimed albums under the name Omni Trio. The Omni Trio sound is notable for its intricate orchestrated production and atmospheric sound palette.[1] Omni Trio was one of the original drum and bass producers, who first released for Moving Shadow as early as 1993. He produced several anthems in the period now known as "old skool", including the piano-led "Renegade Snares", "Thru the Vibe", "Mystic Stepper" and "Living for the Future". All of these featured on his first LP, The Deepest Cut (1995), which is recognized as the first jungle album.[2]
He followed this up with Haunted Science in 1996, which included the singles "Trippin' on Broken Beats" and "Nu Birth of Cool". Mainstream trends in dancefloor-oriented drum and bass rapidly diverged from his musical style, and subsequent albums Skeleton Keys (1997), the Detroit techno-influenced Byte Size Life (1999), and Even Angels Cast Shadows (2001) produced no big club hits on the scale of his early singles, but they further cemented his reputation as one of the finest album-oriented musicians in drum and bass. Indeed, he was the first artist in the genre to produce six full-length artist albums.
Many Omni Trio tracks feature on popular video games: "Renegade Snares" appears in the game Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, "First Contact" (from Even Angels Cast Shadows) is featured in Grand Theft Auto 3 and "Secret Life" is featured in the futuristic racing video game Rollcage Stage II.
Following the release of the sixth and final Omni Trio album Rogue Satellite in 2004, Haigh decided to cease recording as Omni Trio.
Current work[edit]
Since Omni Trio, Haigh has released a series of modern classical and minimalist albums as Robert Haigh: the post Minimalist From the Air (2006) and Written on Water (2008), and the piano works: Notes and Crossings (2009), Anonymous Lights (2010), and Strange and Secret Things (2011). On his decision to cease recording as Omni Trio he has said: "After Even Angels Cast Shadows and especially the minimal structures of Rogue Satellite, I felt that perhaps my work was done in this particular area. All along the intention was to do the Omni Trio stuff alongside producing and releasing piano based material under my own name. Then the Omni thing blew up much bigger than I had anticipated. But throughout the '90s I also kept writing piano and minimal themes. By the early 2000s the time seemed right to put the emphasis on developing this material."[3]
In 2012 a box set of Haigh's 80s work as Sema was released on the German label VOD Records.
Recently Haigh has completed a project for the Primary Numbers label called Darkling Streams.[4]
- (Selected; a full discography can be obtained from links below)
- "To the Nile Sisters" (as Truth Club), United Dairies, 1980
- "Notes from Underground" and "Theme from Hunger" (as Sema), Le Rey Records, 1982
- "Extract from Rosa Silber" (as Sema), Le Rey Records, 1983
- "Three Seasons Only" Le Rey Records, 1984
- "The Sylvie and Babs H-Fi Companion" (with Nurse with Wound), United Dairies, 1985
- "Juliet of the Spirits" LAYLAH Anti-Records, 1985
- "Spiral Insana" (with Nurse with Wound), United Dairies, 1986
- "Music from the Anti-Chamber" LAYLAH Anti-Records, 1986
- "Valentine Out Of Season" and "The Best Of Robert Haigh," United Dairies, 1987
- "A Waltz In Plain C" Le Rey Records, 1989
- "A Sucked Orange" (with Nurse with Wound), United Dairies, 1990
- "Music for the Next Millennium"/"The Deepest Cut" (as Omni Trio), Sm:)e Communications, 1995
- "Haunted Science" (as Omni Trio), Moving Shadow, 1996
- "Skeleton Keys" (as Omni Trio), Moving Shadow, 1997
- "Byte Size Life" (as Omni Trio), Moving Shadow, 1999
- "Even Angels Cast Shadows" (as Omni Trio), Moving Shadow, 2001
- "From the Air" (with Silent Storm), Seal Pool, 2006
- "Written On Water" Crouton, 2008
- "Notes And Crossings" Siren, 2009
- "Anonymous Lights" Siren, 2010
- "Strange and Secret Things" Siren, 2011
- "Cut Out Shapes (Rare And Unreleased)" Moving Shadow, 2012
- "Time Will Say Nothing" VOD Records, 2012
- "Darkling Streams" Primary Numbers, 2013
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/omni-trio-mn0000470193/biography
- ^ http://www.movingshadow.com/Web_2002/Previous/Docs/Albums/deepcut.htm
- ^ http://www.brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8547:robert-haigh-discipline-and-space&catid=74:interviews&Itemid=91
- ^ http://www.brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9751:robert-haigh-qdarkling-streamsq&catid=72:buzz-bin&Itemid=95
External links[edit]
- Robert Haigh discography at Discogs
- Omni Trio discography at Discogs
- Robert Haigh: Discipline and Space


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I've no answers, am bad at anything but gray area most of the time, and ultimately bad at breaking routine, as desperate as we all tend to be to do so. There are little to no expectations, save to take pictures, write. Look and go "ooh." But maybe with a bit more critical thought behind the "ooh."
On the other hand, it's entirely possible I'll just be watching flightless birds and drinking beer for the next thirty days, which, in the grander schemes of life, won't sound half bad by the end (it's always easier to have a good time when that time's run out). Here, the recycling needs to be taken out and the neighbors are having an emotionally drunky conversation. What am I waiting for?
So: don't feel bad if you over-water the plants, help yourself to the beer in the icebox, and see you in December.
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This 1,150-acre natural area of lakes, wetlands, forests, meadows and prairies is located 30 miles south of the campus. Facilities include overnight accommodations and an environmental-education building that houses a classroom, offices and library. Opportunities are available for environmental field research through the undergraduate Maple Scholars program, as well as short-term teaching internships in environmental education. Visit the Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center Web site.
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A housing and laboratory structure provides a permanent home for GC's marine biology program. The facility houses 18 students during an intensive experience in marine biology in the Florida Keys each May term.
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Multi-Level Marketing Secrets – Follow the Leader
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What's Cooking This Weekend?
Weekend of June 9-10, 2012
Happy weekend, folks! What's happening in your kitchen this weekend? We hope that there's something summery and sweet on the menu — what kinds of fruit are you enjoying in your part of the world right now? We're looking forward to a long sunny weekend of relaxation and maybe some grilling (heads up — next week is Grilling Week at The Kitchn!). Tell us — what's cooking in your kitchen this weekend?
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Today I made mango smoothies with coconut milk, tofu and strawberries to take to work this week. Then I made Ani Phiyo's raw almond.goji berry/cacao nib cookies for freezer snack attacks. For dinner, I adapted a Ricardo Larrivee recipe for warm bulgur, broccoli and chickpea salad-- instead of broccoli, though-- I used fiddleheads. Plus steamed artichokes. After dinner, I made masala chai tea with almond milk (and without the assam-- otherwise I'd never get to bed).
Tomorrow I plan to make Thai corn soup, after work.
Sunday... we'll see. Perhaps I'll be lazy.
Well I just made those Vegan Strawberry Muffins and they're waiting for me on the counter as we speak! I'm also making curried brown rice and garbanzo bean burgers and avocado salmorejo from the New York Times website...it's incredible. The avocado substitutes the bread so it's super healthy!! And it is SO nice to have something cold in the fridge during these hotter than hot months in Spain with no AC. OH and I'm gonna make an asparagus fritatta on Sunday for my lunches throughout the week.
Happy Weekend!! xoxo
There is rhubarb in the fridge that MUST get used. I think it's time I taught the little one to make a crisp, no? It's time she started learned to use a knife. Band aids will be on the counter top. (I hope we don't need them!)
Everything else will be boring stock-ups: make tomato sauce, cook some vegetables so I can pack them in lunches, maybe a granola (I accidentally ordered unsweetened flaked coconut, but it's a happy accident).
Another fairly lazy weekend for me but I will be making stilton and leek sausage rolls (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-2153364/Lets-party-Royal-Sausage-Leek-Stilton-Rolls.html?ito=feeds-newsxml) to take to a party tomorrow and probably some pulled chicken for burritos and freezing.
Made a salad last night with grilled tomatoes, red peppers, onions and eggplant tossed together with some good olive oil, sherry vinegar and garlic. I made French bread earlier in the week, so I also brushed some slices with olive oil, rubbed them with garlic and grilled them to eat with the salad.
I've also got some rhubarb in the fridge - I think mine might become rhubarb syrup.
I don't know that I'll be cooking much this weekend, since we've got a lot of leftovers from yesterday's Cuban sandwich-fest. I'll probably make a stir fry with chicken and CSA veg for Sunday dinner and do some prep for a Shepherd's Pie on Monday. And I've got strawberries that need a home, though they might just go live in the freezer for a while.
Nothing too exciting: sausage, bell pepper, jalapeño and mushroom pizza; mushroom risotto. The summer has turned to drizzle and gale force winds here in London.
Banana chocolate chip muffins. I had to use up the banana quietly rotting on the counter.
I had a crazy idea to make merangues or macaroons... I'll see how i feel tomorrow afternoon
Middle Eastern style lamb stew with spinach and couscous for our anniversary dinner.
Strawberries, strawberries, strawberries! In jam, in pie, roasted, raw....
And also lots of grilling this weekend.
I made yogurt, strawberry jam, strawberry rhubarb jam & syrup, lemon poundcake, risotto "pie", and a recipe from Victoria magazine for tomato & pesto & goat cheese tartlets with a black pepper crust - I used a cherry tomato confit for the tomatoes. A few items were for a bridal shower held yesterday so today is a day of rest and noshing on the leftovers.
Oops... forgot to comment yesterday! But there was so much great food this weekend I'll share now anyway. Steaks on the grill and a variety of salads on Friday. Saturday was mostly eating out: Lots of snacks at a local italian street festival (pasta, panini and canoli, yum), then dinner at our favourite sushi place followed by some amazing gelato (the grapefruit-campari flavour was so good, it's now a goal to recreate at home). Yesterday was buckwheat crepes with apple cinnamon caramel filling, thick cut bacon, and tons of fresh melon and berries on the side, whipped up a pan of brownies with sour cherries and white chocolate chunks, and also a big batch of pasta sauce with italian sausage and mushrooms for dinner last night, which will also be lunches throughout the week.
I made homemade barbeque sauce and tried it on chicken and burgers...it was a big hit at the picnic I took it to this weekend! I started the weekend off with some white wine sangria, which got the weekend off to the right start too!


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Ridgid R4512 Anti-Kickback Faulty
Just wanted to seek out some help here for a novice woodworker, not a novice to power tools. I went to Home Depot this week to pick up some MDF for a new bathroom closet, and came home with this table saw. Looking at reviews, I found they accept 20% Harbor Freight coupons, so I got the saw for $400 which I'm very pleased with. To the setup of the saw.
It took about 6 hours to set this saw up and calibrate everything. The only thing that I could not get to install properly was the anti-kickback pawl. I've attached a couple pictures to show what I'm experiencing. I've always owned smaller contractor saws or homemade circular saw jigs that didn't have this safety feature, so I'm still using the saw for now, but would like to have this safety feature for obvious reasons. I just don't know if I'm doing it right, which I don't think is the case here.
The spreader/riving knife setup is to come all the way over the blade for through cuts - DONE. The blade guard installed perfectly fine in the middle slot - DONE. The pawl was to be aligned over the furthest slot. The way this works is there is a push button that exposes a smaller diameter portion of the rod to fit inside the slot, then when you release the button, it brings the larger diameter portion of the rod back to secure the pawl into place. I pushed and pulled the lever after install, and it didn't budge, however, I didn't pull it UP to test. So, I run a board through it, the pawl raises, and shoots off and into the work area, luckily it didn't land anywhere near the blade. So, I start inspecting, and for some reason the push button is not coming all the way back out after aligning in the slot, and the angled portion of the rod where it changes diameters is partially exposed inside the slot. So the slightest force allowed the device to completely come unlocked and useless.
You can see, that the button needs to come out another 1/8" to eliminate the exposed angled portion of the connector rod from allowing a launch. Any advice?
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(R.I.P. Donna Summer | Music | Newswire | The A.V. Club)
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["Love to Love You Baby"] was concocted by an Italian record producer and songwriter named Giorgio Moroder, whose partnership with Summer also resulted in the relentless futurist robo-funk of 1977's "I Feel Love." The best dance song of the '70s, if not the greatest dance track of all-time, "I Feel Love" didn't do as well on the U.S. chart as "Love To Love You Baby" (it peaked at No. 6), but its influence proved to be a lot more lasting. "I have heard the sound of the future," Brian Eno famously told David Bowie after hearing the song during the making of the duo's Berlin trilogy, and he was absolutely right: Club music would never be the same after "I Feel Love," nor would sizeable chunks of rock music. (Anyone who's ever been called "dance-punk" owes half of everything they own to Summer and Moroder.) While its innovations have been borrowed countless times since, "I Feel Love" still sounds thrilling 35 years later.
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Did you know there are more people over age 65 living in Florida than in any other state? That's why President Bush went there Tuesday, to push his Medicare Part D campaign. His concern is the deadline is less than a week away, and there are still more than five million eligible seniors who have not enrolled in Medicare's drug plan.
"We think we'll have another million Americans sign up between now and May 15th," said Mike Leavitt, the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Most low income seniors were automatically enrolled. After May 15th, the rest who try to join will face a one percent per month penalty for signing up late. In Washington, critics are calling on congress to extend the deadline but there's no indication that will happen.
The deadline to enroll in Medicare Part D is this Monday, May 15th.
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In May of 2011, Neil Young drove a 1956 Crown Victoria from his idyllic hometown of Omemee, Ontario to downtown Toronto's iconic Massey Hall where he intimately performed the last two nights of his solo world tour. Along the drive, Young recounted insightful and introspective stories from his youth to filmmaker Jonathan Demme.
Demme, a long-time fan and collaborator, captured these tales of Young's childhood and masterfully weaved them together with his mesmerizing music including songs from the 2010 album Le Noise and powerful renditions of classics including "Ohio", Hey Hey, My My", "I Believe in You" and previously unreleased songs "Leia" and "You Never Call." Through the tunes and the tales, Demme portrays a personal, retrospective look into the heart and soul of the artist.
In Neil Young Journeys, Young's intense performances are presented in full, along with passages from the funny and sometimes wistful ride into town. Demme and Young previously collaborated on two other documentaries, Neil Young: Heart of Gold, which chronicled Young performing in Nashville, the year after he survived a brain aneurysm and Neil Young Trunk Show, which memorialized a Pennsylvania concert during Young's "Chrome Dreams II" tour.
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Palais De Chine Hotel
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Palais de Chine Hotel is a popular choice amongst travelers in Taipei, whether exploring or just passing through. The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay. To be found at the hotel are safety deposit boxes, facilities for disabled guests, 24-hour front desk, shuttle service, restaurant. Each guestroom is elegantly furnished and equipped with handy amenities. Entertain the hotel's recreational facilities, including fitness center, outdoor pool. Palais de Chine Hotel combines warm hospitality with a lovely ambiance to make your stay in Taipei unforgettable. ...read more
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The Silver Line was one issue on which Incumbent State Sen. Chap Petersen (D) and Republican challenger Gerarda Culipher couldn't agree Thursday night, in one of the first debates of the 34th District Senate race.
The debate at Vienna's American Legion gave the more than 60 residents that filled the hall an early glimpse of the candidates' positions on roads, businesses, jobs and taxes.
Culipher said she'd would work to triple the number of parking spaces allocated for stations on Silver Line, which would make Metro a more accessible option for commuters from Chantilly and Centreville, she said.
"Inadequate Metro parking is the single reason people do not use it," Culipher said. "I hear [that] time and again from the voters."
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"This is the problem when you say no to every new tax. You want all sorts of new gadgets and roads and parking garages, but you can't have it both ways," he said. "Parking garages don't generate revenue unless you want people to pay $20 every time they park at the Metro. They're not generating revenue so someone has got to put up cash for it ... Either there's got to be a tax or someone has to come in and donate 20 million dollars."
Culipher said that kind of donation is precisely the kind she'd try to attract with her commuter tax credit.
Petersen said he would use Tysons as a way to inform other critical transportation needs in the 34th District, specifically on Route 66.
"How are we going to take with what we learned from Dulles Rail and how are we going to use it to make our Route 66 experience better? It's going to need to be improved over the next five to 10 years either by expanding the orange line or bringing in rapid bus transit," he said. "We've got to do something about that corridor because that's where people live."
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Patch has run video clips of all voter questions asked at the forum.
For Part One,
Watch the candidates' answers to the following questions, and their closing statements, in the media player above.
Question 5: Is there any possibility the $2.5 billion in Silver Line money will be shifted to highway improvements?
Question 6: Vienna has continued to see business growth over the past few years but much of it has come from chains or medium to large corporations. How will you help revitalize small town business throughout the district, especially as Tysons Corner takes shape? How can you help ease the process of starting a small business?
Question 7: How do you feel about the use of the death penalty in the State of Virginia?
Question 8: Sen. Petersen, what do you feel are your main accomplishments for your constituents as freshman senator? Ms. Culipher, why do you think you will be more successful than Sen. Petersen has been? Please be specific


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Philately Fridays: Canada, 1976
Well, since 123Klan is in town getting ready for their big show opening at CO Exhibitions this weekend, we're really in the Montréal mindstate, so here's a set of three stamps from the 1976 Summer Olympic games, held in their hometown.
Friday Oct 7, 2011 by mike
Philately Fridays: Mexico, 1972
Otl Aicher's branding for the 1972 Munich Olympics is one of my favorite identity systems of all time. Here are some of those fantastic colors and graphics applied to a postage stamp from Mexico.
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Friday Aug 26, 2011 by mike
Philately Fridays: Canada, 1976
Three stamps from Canada celebrating arts, crafts, and music just in time for the 1976 Olympics. This is a perfect execution of the '70s still life photo shoot trend which surfaced in a lot of advertising and graphic arts.


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U.S. Rep. Justin Amash (R-Cascade) Monday spoke to reporters in Grand Rapids about his amendment to the Cyber Intelligence and Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA).
CISPA is designed to make it easier for businesses to share information with each other and the federal government in the event of a cyber attack. It eliminates legal barriers that might prevent that kind of cooperation.
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The freshman Congressman said his amendment takes care of some concerns, but not all of them. One amendment that was not approved would have removed a clause about national security and given private companies and organizations more oversight over their own data.
The House Bill has passed, but the Senate's version has not, Amash said.
"We need a better way to protect people's records," said Amash.
Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Brighton) helped put CISPA together. He said legislation like this is necessary to keep the country safe and involves no part on the federal government to steal personal data.
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Last month we mentioned Al-Queda's newest magazine: Al Shamikah--The
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The most recent issue of Inspire focused on the Egyptian protests that began this past January. Rather than discuss the actual impetus behind the unrest which was articulated by the demonstrators as a desire to end the 30 year Mubarak dictatorship, editor Yehya Ibrahim linked the events to the demand for the liberation of the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem from Israel. Although the mosque is run by Palestinians within Israel's borders, this issue remains one of the main rallying points of Al-Queda.
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Alvin Marcus Fountain was born in Onslow County, North Carolina, in 1900. He entered North Carolina State College in 1919 after having heard the stories of his cousin Kit Bryan, who had graduated from the college in 1911. Fountain majored in electrical engineering and participated in a number of extracurricular activities: he was an Intersociety debater, a member of the Leazar Literary Society, a member of the Quill Club, and the 1923 class poet. When the student newspaper, the
After graduation, Fountain became a statistician for the Carolina Power and Light Company. The following year, while putting his older brother Robert Roy (R.R.) through school at N.C. State, Fountain decided to return to N.C. State as well and received a fellowship to do graduate work. Fountain received a master's degree in sociology in 1925 but found himself without any job prospects. Therefore, he wrote to N.C. State's president explaining his situation and offering to teach freshman courses, whereupon the president offered him a job teaching freshman English. At the same time, during summers, Fountain took English courses at the University of North Carolina to acquire the credentials necessary to teach college-level English. During this same period, in 1925, Fountain composed the lyrics to N.C. State's new alma mater, still in use 80 years later.
From 1929 to 1930, Fountain took a year off from teaching to acquire a master's degree in American literature from Columbia University in New York. He returned to teaching duties for several years and then, from 1935 to 1938, again returned to school, this time to receive a doctorate in technical writing from Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee. While researching for his dissertation, Fountain came across the American Society for Engineering Education, an organization with which Fountain would be associated for over 30 years.
Upon returning once more to N.C. State, Fountain began developing courses in technical writing and in public speaking for engineering students. In 1943, Fountain co-authored the third edition of
Fountain was also involved in the community outside the university. He was an active member and church elder in the Hillyer Memorial Christian Church, which he joined in 1923. He also was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. He was deeply committed to his family history, doing a great deal of genealogical research and organizing annual family reunions. Fountain married Maxine Taylor, a native of Halifax County, North Carolina, in 1937. They had two children, Marcia and Alvin II (known as Mark). Fountain died in 1989.
The Alvin Marcus Fountain Papers include correspondence, writings, publications, poetry, minutes, programs, brochures, reports, newspaper articles, photographs, memoranda, newsletters, notes, and slides. The Papers are organized into three series: North Carolina State University, Personal, and Writings and Publications.
The collection is arranged into three series:
Published Works of Alvin Marcus Fountain
This series contains the records of Alvin Marcus Fountain's career at North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University) as a student, faculty member, and alumnus. It is divided into subseries based on the aforementioned delineations. Within subseries, folders are arranged alphabetically.
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File 3 of 3
File 1 of 4
File 2 of 4. Also contains information about genealogy and Sons of the American Revolution.
File 3 of 4
File 4 of 4
This series contains records regarding Alvin Fountain's community involvement and his research into his family history. It also includes his personal correspondence and the records of Maxine Taylor Fountain. The series is divided into five subseries: Community Involvement, Family History, Correspondence, General, and Maxine Taylor Fountain. Within the subseries, folders are arranged alphabetically.
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Well, it's another great game by the master or rythym games, Coolio-Niato.The graphics were good and I liked pretty much the fireworks effects. The change of colours made the game more challenging, I liked it a lot. And, of course, it had great songs from the portal as in every single game of yours.
But I noticed a major bug in the highscores. When you finish the highscore mode, you see the submit score button. But your score is always 100! I had much bigger score than 100, but there was written 100. And, when you check the highscores, you see that everyoine has the same score of 100 points. You have to fix that.
Other than this bug in the highscores, the game was great. Keep up with your musical games, they're great.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 11, 2007
The game was awesome, and the music was great. First, i thought it should be like other "push-arrows-while-it-hits-the-line" games, but it wasnt. I liked the option that you had to choose between different colors.
10/10, 5/5
Rated 4 / 5 stars November 11, 2007
very good!
my main complaint is the color- switching function


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Season Seven of Scrubs originally aired between October 2007 and May 2008 on NBC. It averaged 6.38 million viewers per episode, and received one Emmy nomination. Season Seven was to be the final season of Scrubs. It is available on DVD in regions 1, 2, & 4; and episodes are syndicated in most major markets.
Due to the 2007 Writers Guild of America strike only 12 out of the 18 episodes ordered were made, and only 11 aired. NBC also decided not to finish the full 18 episode billing, thus causing the episode "My Commitment" to be uncompleted. Bill Lawrence decided not to create a sudden ending and put the pressure on NBC to make the remaining six episodes. NBC decided against doing this, and decided to leave it after 12 episodes. After all eleven episodes aired, ABC picked up Scrubs for Season Eight.
At the beginning of J.D.'s seventh year, he makes a vow to himself to be less self destructive, as Elliot calls off the wedding with Keith. ("My Own Worst Enemy") Soon after, Sam Perry Gilligan Dorian is born to Kim and J.D., and J.D. commits to stay with Kim. ("My Hard Labor") Dan visits J.D. at the hospital and surprises J.D. with his newfound success. ("My Inconvenient Truth") Vowing to change and act like more of an adult, J.D. learns all but one of the employees names at Sacred Heart. ("My Identity Crisis") As J.D. raises Sam and Turk raises Izzy, ("My Growing Pains") J.D. finds himself rated as the top doctor at Sacred Heart by the patients. ("My Number One Doctor") Turk has a rough couple of weeks when he learns Spanish ("My Bad Too") and takes out his hyper-masculinity on J.D. ("My Manhood")
Dr. Kelso is found to be too old to keep his job as Chief of Medicine, but when the board extends his career, he retires. ("My Dumb Luck") J.D. and Elliot take initiative to track down a former patient, and talk once again about having a life together. ("My Waste of Time") The two doctors nearly kiss yet again, and are left uncertain about how their relationship will pan out in the future. ("My Princess")
- Category: Season 7 Cast
Main Cast:
- Zach Braff as Dr. John "J.D." Dorian
- Sarah Chalke as Dr. Elliot Reid
- Donald Faison as Dr. Christopher Turk
- Judy Reyes as Carla Espinosa RN
- John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox
- Ken Jenkins as Dr. Robert Kelso
- Neil Flynn as Janitor
Supporting Cast
- Sam Lloyd as Ted Buckland, Esq. (7 episodes)
- Robert Maschio as Dr. Todd Quinlan (6 episodes)
- Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan (6 episodes)
- Johnny Kastl as Dr. Doug Murphy (4 episodes)
- Travis Schuldt as Dr. Keith Dudemeister (3 episodes)
- Aloma Wright as Nurse Shirley (3 episodes)
Guest Cast
- Kit Pongetti as Ladinia "Lady" Williams ("My Own Worst Enemy")
- Elizabeth Banks as Dr. Kim Briggs ("My Hard Labor")
- Tom Cavanagh as Dan Dorian ("My Inconvenient Truth")
- Mindy Sterling as Mrs. Cropper ("My Manhood")
- Full list: List of Scrubs' awards and nominations
The episode "My Princess" was nominated for the following Emmy:
- Outstanding Cinematography For A Half-hour Series, John Inwood, Director of Photography
- Category: Season 7 Episodes
|"My Own Worst Enemy"
|October 25, 2007
|Directed by: Bill Lawrence - Written by: Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan
|"My Hard Labor"
|November 1, 2007
|Directed by: Adam Bernstein - Written by: Bill Callahan
|"My Inconvenient Truth"
|November 8, 2007
|Directed by: Bill Lawrence - Written by: Debra Fordham
|"My Identity Crisis"
|November 15, 2007
|Directed by: Gail Mancuso - Written by: Dave Tennant
|"My Growing Pains"
|November 29, 2007
|Directed by: Zach Braff - Written by: Mike Schwartz
|"My Number One Doctor"
|December 6, 2007
|Directed by: Will Mackenzie - Written by: Janae Bakken
|"My Bad Too"
|April 10, 2008
|Directed by: Linda Mendoza - Written by: Clarence Livingston
|"My Manhood"
|April 17, 2008
|Directed by: Michael McDonald - Written by: Angela Nissel
|"My Dumb Luck"
|April 24, 2008
|Directed by: Rick Blue - Written by: Aseem Batra
|"My Waste of Time"
|May 1st 2008
|Directed by: Chris Koch - Written by: Andy Schwartz
|"My Princess" Narrated by J.D. and Dr. Cox
|May 8, 2008
|Directed by: Zach Braff - Written by: Mark Stegemann
- Full list: List of music featured in Scrubs
The seventh season of Scrubs, although short, contained many songs by talented artists, including Say Anything, Colin Hay, Trik Turner, The Who, Pete Yorn, Jump Little Children, Ben Lee, Modest Mouse, and many more.
The DVDEdit
- Main article: The Complete Seventh Season DVD
The complete seventh season of Scrubs was released onto DVD in region one on November 11, 2008. The two disc set includes all 11 episodes, plus the following special features:
- My Making of II: "My Princess" - Go behind the scenes of the most ambitious Scrubs episode ever as Season Seven's finale finds Dr. Cox spinning a bedtime story, complete with damsel in distress, hideous monster and village idiot, based on real life goings-on at Sacred Heart (Guess who he casts as the knight in shining armor?)
- One-On-One With Ken Jenkins - The actor who created Scrub's irascible chief of medicine, Dr. Kelso, sits down for a revealing exclusive interview.
- Hilarious Deleted Scenes, Alternate Lines and Bloopers
- Audio Commentaries
- Easter Egg: Just A Other Typical Day In the Scrubs Elevator
See AlsoEdit
- Category:Season 7
- Category:Season 7 Cast
- Category:Season 7 Characters
- Category:Season 7 Images
- Category:Season 7 Patients
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***URGENT*** ICE (Immigration) Checkpoint at Union Station (Los Angeles Metro station) RIGHT NOW!!! KPFK radio confirmed. Broadcast to your networks. ***REPOST***
UPDATE on this: this checkpoint was yesterday and appears to be over today (saturday). from the LA weekly:
Jorge Mario Cabrera, of CHIRLA, says he has confirmed with witnesses that the checkpoint was actually not run by ICE, but a different law-enforcement agency — wearing black, with dogs in tow — checking IDs and/or tickets after the LAX scare yesterday. Cabrera says it's great that KPFK radio "now has an open line that folks can call and report this type of thing" — but it will need some honing. Indeed: Today was a lesson in how fast these things can blow up. Cabrera says this "could have been a trial, or an actual operation — a sweep or something." We're still trying to figure out which agency was at the station.


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Currently, the Colorado Avalanche are enjoying an easy stretch in their schedule that has enabled them to play three of the weaker teams in the Western conference in less than a week. Last Tuesday the Avs demolished the disappointing Columbus Blue Jackets. Then, after a tough road loss to the formidable Nashville Predators, the Avs returned home Saturday night, and dominated the last place Edmonton Oilers.
Monday night the Avs took on another team at the bottom of the Western conference – the St. Louis Blues.
The Avs entered the game in second place in the Northwest Division, just two points behind the Vancouver Canucks. With the Olympic break approaching and the playoff race tightening up, it was important for the Avalanche to take advantage of an opportunity to face off against a sub-par opponent on their own ice. They did, and with Vancouver having the night off, the Avs left the ice tied for first place.
Both the Blues and the Avs came out aggressive in the first period, landing numerous hits that ultimately led to a fight between the Avalanche's David Koci and the Blues' DJ King at the 2:21 mark. The fight was detrimental for the Avs on two levels: Koci—the Avs' enforcer— left the ice with a broken hand and will have to miss an indefinite number of games; and the fight gave the Blues' momentum.
The Blues immediately brought the puck into the Avs' zone to go on a solid attack, and Eric Brewer quickly slapped the puck into the net from the top of the key. Just over three minutes into the game, the Blues jumped to a 1-0 lead.
The Avs wasted no time responding, and less than a minute later TJ Galiardi displayed incredible moves to skate through the Blues' defense and wrist the puck into the goal to tie the game at 1-1.
Then at the 12:00 mark, the Blues applied more offensive pressure, the Avs failed to clear the puck, and eventually Erik Johnson launched a distant wrist shot that flew right past Avs goaltender Craig Anderson. This put the Blues up 2-1.
With four minutes remaining in the first period and the Avs struggling to build an offensive attack, an interference penalty by the Blues' TJ Oshie handed the Avs a huge power play opportunity. The Avs passed the puck around the zone, slapped a couple of powerful shots on net, and rookie Brandon Yip slammed a rebound into the goal so hard that the entire building shook.
The power play goal brought the crowd to life, and after a high-scoring first period, the Avs went to the locker room tied at 2-2.
For the Avs, the scoring continued in the second period, as just 2:25 in the Avs' Chris Stewart, another rookie, redirected a Wilson slap shot into the net to give the Avs their first lead of the night at 3-2.
"I'm not really sure how it happened," said Stewart. "I sent it down to Tucker and then Tucker fed Wilson. I was just trying to keep my defensive back to the net, and it suddenly went in."
Just over a minute later, the Blues turned the puck over in their own zone to the Avs' Paul Stastny. He promptly pushed it into the net to give the Avs' some breathing room with a 4-2 lead.
The Avs continued to bring heated offensive pressure into the Blues zone, and at the 12:00 mark of the second period Yip scored his second goal of the game to make it 5-2.
"I just turned around and fired it on net," said Yip on his second goal.
The Blues had some chances but continued to be their own worst enemy. . With eight minutes left in the second period, a Blues goal was negated by a hooking penalty on TJ Oshie.
Then with six minutes left in the period, a high sticking penalty by the Avs' Chris Durno handed the Blues a four minute power play. The Avs penalty kill team did an excellent job of clearing the puck and the Blues failed to get off a single clean shot through the end of the period.
The Avalanche did a good job of not being complacent with their lead. Rather, throughout the third period they continued to fight for loose pucks, control possessions, and bring offensive pressure. While the aggressive play did not lead to more scoring, it kept the Blues from mounting any attacks and allowed the Avs to skate off the ice with an impressive 5-2 victory.
The primary theme of the season for the Avalanche has been productive contributions from rookies. The rookies for the Avalanche have accumulated more points than the rookies for any other team, and tonight was no different as Stewart and Yip combined for three goals and five points.
"I'm still learning a lot everyday, and the guys are doing a great job of teaching me," said Yip, who scored two goals on the night. "I've just been keeping it simple to help out the team, and I'm lucky to play with some good players."
The rookies for the Avalanche have accumulated more points than the rookies for any other team.
"I don't consider them rookies anymore," said Avalanche head coach Joe Sacco. "At this time of the season we're well past the half-way mark, and everyone knows that we're fighting for a playoff spot here…this is the group of guys we have and we're gonna move forward with them. Now they have some experience under their belt, and even though they're young players, they've been put in situations this year that I think have helped them mature pretty quickly."
In addition to excellent play from rookies, the solid play of the Avs' penalty kill team is another reason for the team's victory.
"Penalty-kills have been very good for us," said Sacco. "It's improved a lot since the start of the year…it's been a very big part of our success lately, and special teams is very important down the stretch."
With Monday night's victory, the Avs were able to go 3-0 against the bottom three teams of the Western conference in less than a week. One of the true tests of a good team is that they dominate inferior teams, and that's exactly what the Avs did this week.
"It's great to be back to our winning ways," said TJ Galiardi, who scored the Avs' first goal of the game. "It's important to build momentum heading into the break."
The Avs have three more games before the Olympic break: Two home contests against the Atlanta Thrashers and Phoenix Coyotes, and then a brief trip to LA to take on the Kings.


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Here's a game I made! You're a charity worker who goes around punching people who don't have safety alarms until they're scared enough to want personal safety alarms. For their safety.
It's been a few months' work since this started off as a Ludum Dare game, but I reckon it was worth it. I've got another game on my website (wootfu.com) as well as a bunch of my music if you want more :D Thanks for checking out my game and I hope you like it!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars October 3, 2011
Cool concept, but... why use a girl for a character??
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 3, 2011
Its okay
The music is what kills me the game itself is alright.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 3, 2011
You bow to me
Highes score on night club
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 3, 2011
Loved the game but
the only reason i gave it an 8 instead of a 10 is because it could have been better. Maybe include a survival, where you collect as much money in fighting and not so much on the time, and maybe include more moves like a special attack with maybe a spinning kick or throws. Also maybe include upgrades, and character design, and it could have easily been a 10 and above. But good game but could have been way better.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 3, 2011
um... but besides that. this game was really cool you didn't make it really long, but the medals are there to keep it fun. I like everything about this game the people, the art, the ironic stroyline. I SPENT two hours of my life on this. good job.


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Sri Lankan ace Mahela Jayawardene enjoys win in farewell Test
An emotional Mahela Jayawardene ended his glittering, 17-year Test career on a high on Monday as Sri Lanka won the second and final Test against Pakistan by 105 runs to sweep the series 2-0.
Mahela Jayawardene saves Sri Lanka with unbeaten century
Abhaya Srivastava The retiring Mahela Jayawardene showed what Sri Lanka would be missing as he smashed an unbeaten 140 on the first day of the series-deciding second Test against South Africa on Thursday.
Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene to retire from Tests
Former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene will retire from Test cricket following the home series against South Africa and Pakistan, the country's cricket board said on Monday.
Mahela Jayawardene slams England's tactics as Sri Lanka head towards Test series win
Sri Lanka great Mahela Jayawardene has questioned England's tactics, their ability to handle pressure and the wisdom of home captain Alastair Cook's pre-match spat with Shane Warne as the tourists...
Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene back for Tests
Colombo Former captain returns to squad for the three-Test series against Pakistan.
Sri Lanka level ODI cricket series with Pakistan
Thisara Perera smashed 65 off 36 balls and then grabbed three wickets as Sri Lanka thumped Pakistan by 77 runs in the second one-dayer on Tuesday to level the three-match series 1-1.
Sri Lanka beats the rain to down Pakistan in first Test
Mahela Jayawardene takes on the unusual role of opening batsman to give Sri Lanka a thrilling seven-wicket victory over Pakistan.
Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal reported for suspect bowling action
Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal's availability for the upcoming Test and limited-overs series against Australia is in jeopardy after he was reported for a suspect action for the second time in his...
Rangana Herath takes four more as Sri Lanka edges towards victory
Left-arm spinner Rangana Herath captured four more Pakistan wickets to take his match tally to a career best 13 as Sri Lanka edged closer to victory in Mahela Jayawardene's farewell test on Sunday.
Sangakkara's double-ton helps Sri Lanka take first-innings lead over Pakistan
Kumar Sangakkara struck a sparkling 221 to move to the second spot in the all-time list of test double centurions as Sri Lanka grabbed lead before declaring their first innings on day four of the...
Kumar Sangakkara ton leads Sri Lanka's strong reply against Pakistan
Kumar Sangakkara struck his 37th Test hundred as he and his retiring teammate Mahela Jayawardene powered Sri Lanka to two for 252 before rain washed out the final session on day three of the first...
Hashim Amla, De Villiers dig in for South Africa against Sri Lanka
South Africa batted cautiously to reach three for 98 in the second and final Test against Sri Lanka on Friday as it tried to preserve its 1-0 lead in the series.
South Africa set to chase Australia's top Test ranking
Sri Lanka have set South Africa a target of 369 to win the second Test in Colombo and reclaim the number one Test ranking from Australia.
South Africa secure draw to reclaim No.1 Test cricket ranking from Australia
South Africa reclaimed top spot in cricket's test rankings after grimly hanging on for a draw in the second and final test against Sri Lanka on Monday to win the series 1-0.
Younis saves Pakistan in Sri Lankan Test
Veteran batsman Younis Khan hit an unbeaten 133 to steer Pakistan out of trouble on the opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Wednesday.
Sri Lankans face fight in first Test against South Africa
Sri Lanka were 0-30 in their first innings at stumps on Thursday's second day of the first Test against South Africa in Galle.
Dale Steyn rips through Sri Lanka's batting in first Test
Galle, Sri Lanka South African fast bowler Dale Steyn took five wickets as South Africa seizes control on the third day of the first Test.
Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel bowl South Africa to rare win in Sri Lanka
South African fast bowlers Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel ripped through the Sri Lanka batting line-up to seal a 153-run win in the first Test.
Sri Lanka leave it late to snatch historic win over England
England crashed to their first home test series defeat by Sri Lanka as the tourists claimed a thrilling win off the penultimate ball of the match.
Moeen Ali's brilliant century ends only in tears
Derek Pringle England got no more than it deserved after losing the final Test to Sri Lanka at Headingley on Tuesday with one ball remaining, but Moeen Ali was short-changed, his maiden Test hundred meriting far...


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I got my first injury at work today. I only noticed it was there when I saw blood dripping onto the floor. The first thought that crossed my mind was, "Awh! Look what I did! It's so cute! I need a bandaid though!" When I texted my boyfriend to tell him about I said, "AWH! Sliced my thumb at work! IT'S SO CUTE!" He replied back with, "You're the weirdest fucking person I know. Knowing you it was probably pretty bad and you think it's CUTE."
BUT If that shit had been a teensy bit higher and sliced into my thumb knuckle tattoo, I would NOT be thinking it was adorable.
But really, it's cute.
See? I haz a bandaid! AWH. …yeah I'm still 6 years old and get excited when I get to wear bandaids.
Yes I have exclamation marks tattooed on my middle fingers (steal my idea and I will KILL you.) And yes I have an arrow on my right index finger. Fuck you, I'm clever. My thumb knuckle tattoos are clever (and HUGELY immature and offensive) too, but most of you already know what those are. Hehe.


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A woman died Thursday night after being detained by security for allegedly shoplifting at a southwest suburban Kmart.
Maryann Gurin, 53, was pronounced dead at Palos Community Hospital in Palos Heights at 7:54 p.m. Thursday, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
Police responded at 7:16 p.m. to a call of a shoplifter in custody in a security office at the Super Kmart at 16300 Harlem Ave. in Tinley Park, according to Tinley Park police Cmdr. Steven Vaccaro.
Gurin was being detained for allegedly trying to take clothing from the store when her breathing became labored and she became unresponsive, Vaccaro said. Two of her children, 18 and 14, were with her at the time.
An ambulance was called and Gurin was taken to Palos Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Vaccaro said preliminary autopsy reports indicated Gurin suffered cardiac problems and had a history of medical problems.
Gurin's address was not immediately known, but Vaccaro said she had lived in Tinley Park and Orland Park. "It's tragic,'' Vaccaro said of the incident.


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Several national restaurant chains are offering customers Tax Day relief on Tuesday, April 17.
On that day, Panda Express restaurant will give away single servings of its newest entree, Shanghai Angus Steak. Customers must download a coupon from the company website pandaexpress.com to take advantage of the offer.
At P.F. Chang's all dine-in and take-out food orders will be discounted 15 percent. The offer is not valid with alcoholic beverages or Happy Hour items.
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The Fort Gordon band, color guard and military units will take part in a parade in Aiken, South Carolina May 25. The parade will start at one pm Saturday on Park Avenue and Marlboro Streets. Command Sergeant Major Ronald Pflieger will be the parade marshal.
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Also on Monday, a ceremony will be held at the All Wars Monument at fourth and Broad Street in downtown Augusta. The ceremony gets underway at eleven am. The guest speaker will be Brigadier General John Morrison, commanding general, seventh signal command.
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Republican - now in runoff against Alvin Brown
Mike Hogan finished first in the May 23, 2011 primary election with 51,509 votes. Since he did not earn over 50% of the total votes, he is now in a runoff with Alvin Brown.
Hogan is a Jacksonville native and graduated with a B.A. in Zoology from the University of South Florida.
Hogan is the Duval County Tax Collector, and has in the past worked in jobs ranging from science teacher to city councilman.
His community involvement includes time as a little league baseball coach, Sunday School teacher, a member of the United Way Allocation Committee and on the board of directors for Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Notable endoresements include the Fraternal Order of Police and the Northeast Florida Builder's Assocation.
Hogan has no plans to recommend any property tax hikes or new fees in a first or second term, citing the ongoing economic burdens already faced by taxpayers and the impacts the economy has had on business. He sees himself as the true fiscal conservative in the race with a core belief that government, like families and businesses, must learn to live within its means.
Hogan calls pensions the biggest issue the city will face over the next 20 to 30 years. He would not raise taxes to pay for new benefits or increase salaries. He would commit to raising the retirement age, without giving specifics. He would also restructure the DROP plan for new hires so that when they leave, they have to take their money as opposed to letting it roll over as an investment.
He plans to meet with the sheriff, state attorney and other community leaders to ask for an assessment on the Jacksonville Journey's success before making any decisions about future funding for the program. He believes there are enough police officers and wouldn't add or eliminate positions. Hogan said he knows of very few people who distrust the police. He believes less than 5 percent of the city's residents have such distrust.
"Downtown is part of my family's heritage. One of my ancestors was the first permanent settler on what is now Hogan Street, Downtown. Hogan Creek also runs through downtown. I work in and have worshipped in downtown for 38 years," Hogan said. The ongoing investment of taxpayer money in Downtown without a long sought rebirth is troubling. Improving the area is a priority along with other neighborhoods and business zones. Any projects to improve Downtown will be paid for using public/private partnerships.
While Hogan would consider incentives for companies to move to Jacksonville in some cases, he primarily supports a stronger focus on expansion of existing local businesses to help them survive and grow. Hogan is considering a complete restructuring of the Jacksonville Economic Development Commission, including changing the size and the focus. When asked about jobs in distressed neighborhoods, Hogan said he would reduce start-up costs for small businesses, eliminate the local business tax and connect them with resources in the community.
The Jaguars are an important symbol of what's good about Jacksonville and he applauds the team's philanthropy. "The city is making a significant investment every year in the Jaguars. They are part of our psyche. They are part of the fabric of Jacksonville now. So we need to do whatever we need to do to keep them here short of giving away the farm. The Jaguars have to do their part. They've got to put a good product on the field."


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So I had a few friends over last night, and we were playing Call of Duty: Black Ops. Artimis and I played a few rounds of online multiplayer, doing fairly well mind you. Art and I are pretty baller when it comes to COD online. Hit me up on my gamertag RadioFish and we might play some time. Later in the night, one of the girls suggested we play the Zombies minigame. Artimis died a couple of times leaving me to get mauled by a ton of zombies as I tried to revive him.
He ended up handing the controller over to one of the girls because he said he didn't like it and it scared him too much, haha. She proceeded to show him up and her and I got further than I did with Art. All in all a fun night.
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