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Shelby County commission chairman Deidre Malone had a coming-out fundraiser at The Racquet Club Thursday night on behalf of her campaign for county mayor. Meanwhile, current county mayor A C Wharton, campaigning for Memphis mayor, drew 1500 attendees for a "unity prayer breakfast" at the Cannon Center.
The two events had a connection of sorts and, considered together or singly, provided ample fodder for would-be analysts. Wharton was listed as one of the sponsors of Malone's event but did not appear at it; nor, for that matter, did members of the county mayor's inner circle.
Malone attracted some of the usual suspects among influential donors (e.g., cell tower magnate Billy Orgel and zoning lobbyist de luxe Homer "Scrappy" Branan) and the core members of her longtime support group (e.g., Calvin Anderson, Greg Duckett, Paula Casey).
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Wharton's event, on the other hand — held on a seriously rainy Saturday morning — was prodigious enough, both in quantity and quality of those attending (a Who's Who of politically influential types), to stop potential opponents in their tracks. Whether it will or won't remains to be seen, of course.
Employing one of the oddest analogies yet heard in a local political campaign, Wharton promised to be a "windmill," generating positive change for the city. But, that metaphor aside, there was noting else in the event suggestive of the quixotic man of La Mancha. Wharton's event was considered essential enough to draw two declared Democratic gubernatorial candidates — Kim McMillan of Clarksville and Mike McWherter of Jackson — and one probable one, state Senator Jim Kyle of Memphis.
State Senator Jim Kyle of Memphis seems clearly to be preparing a run for governor, joining a growing field of candidates from both parties hoping to succeed Governor Phil Bredesen, who is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a third term in 2010.
Kyle, who is the Democrats' leader in the state Senate and was one of the attendees at the state Democratic Party's weekend retreat in the resort community of Monteagle, sponsored a Sunday morning prayer breakfast for his partymates. Beforehand he told the Flyer that he would be making an announcement "as soon as the [legislative] session's over."
The nature of that announcement seemed clear enough as he expounded on his likely strategy. "I'm going to build a wall around Memphis," said Kyle, who had previously floated trial balloons for both a gubernatorial race and one for Shelby County mayor. As he clarified his metaphor, it became obvious which way he intended to go.
"I'm going to build a wall around Memphis," he repeated, "and then work hard on the rest of the state." Which is a fairly definite way of saying that, with no other Democrats from Shelby County seeking the governorship, he intends to consolidate home-base support as a first step toward running statewide.
Kyle was asked: Is fellow Shelby Countian Bill Gibbons able to build a similar wall? "Nope," he said firmly, "not with Brad Martin raising money for Bill Haslam." Martin, a former state representative and Memphis-based entrepreneur, is one of the state's high-stakes political players; Haslam, an oil-company scion and the mayor of Knoxville, is favored by many observers to win the GOP nomination.
Other already announced gubernatorial candidates attending the Democrats' weekend retreat were former state House Majority Leader Kim McMillan of Clarksville, state Senator Roy Herron of Dresden, and Nashville businessman Ward Cammack. Not attending was Jackson businessman Mike McWherter, who, along with McMillan, had been in Memphis Saturday morning for the "Unity prayer breakfast" of Shelby County Mayor A C Wharton, who has announced for city mayor.


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We had a good experience! We were greeted warmly and given our menus. We had plenty of time to choose from a great selection of delicious food. It came in an appropriate amount of time - and it was fabulous! Overall we were delighted.
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The food was lovely but the service was SO slow. They did speed up when we told them we had an appointment at 7pm...but we had arrived at 5.30, and didn't get our starters for about 50 minutes..apparently I should have told them that we had a time limit earlier. As I had allowed 90 minutes, and the restaurant was practically deserted, I was very surprised that we ended up eating very swiftly to be able to finish our meal in time. Disappointing.
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"Traditional mitigation projects can often be scattered, small or poorly located," said Alex Mas, who manages the program for The Nature Conservancy in Maine. "This program allows us to focus wetland mitigation funds in high priority areas to help ensure their resiliency in the face of climate change and other threats."
"After all efforts have been made to avoid or minimize wetland impacts, this program provides permit applicants an efficient and workable alternative to traditional mitigation, while providing a better outcome for our wetland habitats," said Ruth Ladd, of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District. "The fees are used to restore, enhance, preserve or create aquatic resources and their associated uplands."
How to apply: Public agencies, non-profit conservation organizations and private individuals are encouraged to submit a letter of intent, including a project summary form and map, for eligible restoration and preservation projects in Maine. All letters of intent must be submitted online by 5:00 pm, June 30, 2014 at http://mnrcp.org/. Applicants whose projects meet the program's requirements will be invited to submit full proposals. All proposals will be evaluated and ranked by a Review Committee convened by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection and made up of public and nonprofit entities. The Nature Conservancy administers the process but does not decide which proposals receive funding. Final grant awards are expected to be made in early 2015.
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text: feature Film Reviews Susan Comninos, Mike D'Angelo and Bilge Ebiri ••Tweet Review: My Summer of Love promotion The title of Pawel Pawlikowski's latest film, like the movie itself, has the iconic power of an old, but unforgettable, memory. My Summer of Love is a tale of teenage romance stripped down to its essentials two girls, one rich, one poor. But despite trading in archetypes, Pawlikowski's film seems full-fleshed and vital, thanks to galvanizing performances by his leads, Emily Blunt and Nathalie Press. Blunt plays Tamsin with a privileged girl's cool, appraising gaze. A one-upping name-dropper ("Have you read Nietzsche?" she purrs) she's intrigued with the prole hottie she's met in the Yorkshire hills. As Mona, Press uses her keen eyes to tell of her character's hunger to escape her lot her mother has just died of cancer, and she's living with her ex-con brother, a born-again Christian who clings to the cross a bit too fiercely. Pawlikowski's two heavenly creatures bond over their sadness, swim, laze about, and enter into a relationship that reflects the director's landscapes part golden idyll, part roiling undercurrents. Pawlikowski occasionally abuses his painterly sensibility, as when he has the gall to film one character gnawing on an apple as she plots her prey's sexual downfall. But for the most part, the film lulls with its languor and its menacing beauty, which makes the character's awakenings all the more shocking and satisfying in the end. Noy Thrupkaew Review: Batman Begins Anybody attempting to make a Batman movie must quickly come to the stomach-churning realization that the biggest stumbling block is going to be Batman himself. A superhero with no special powers apart from his ability to withdraw the GNP of Luxembourg from multiple bank accounts, the Caped Crusader employs sheer aesthetic intimidation as his primary weapon. Basically, he needs to look badass fine if he's merely ink on paper, caught in a series of dynamic, stroboscopic poses, but problematic for the poor actor who has to swoop and strut around with his big fat chin sticking out of the cowl. Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher mostly ducked the issue, relegating Batman to a supporting character in his own movies and allowing a series of charismatic, over-the-top villains to hog the spotlight. So the best and the worst thing about Batman Begins, Christopher Nolan's ambitious attempt to reinvent the franchise, is its stubborn, old-school emphasis on the title character. It helps that this is the origin story, which means that Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) doesn't develop his alter ego until the movie is already half over. Indeed, it's some time before we even see Gotham City, except in flashback. Nolan (Memento, Insomnia) clearly gets a kick out of disorienting the audience, and Batman Begins opens with Wayne ensconced in a Bhutanese prison ostensibly to learn the secrets of the criminal mind, though to the layman it looks more like garden-variety masochism. Sprung by an enigmatic dude in a sinister goatee (Liam Neeson), Wayne receives extensive martial-arts training and pompous self-help lectures from a subterranean organization called the League of Shadows, but ultimately rejects their Nietzchean worldview and returns to Gotham, determined to bring justice to its blighted streets with the help of intrepid family butler Alfred (Michael Caine), Wayne Enterprises science whiz Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman), and soon-to-be-Commissioner James Gordon (Gary Oldman, superb in the squarest role of his career). For all his gifts, Nolan isn't much of a visual stylist; those expecting the extravagant Art Deco expressionism of the Burton pictures will be disappointed. Instead, Batman Begins revels in engaging quotidian detail, with attention devoted to such niceties as the minimum number of bat-accessories one must commission from overseas in order to avoid triggering bat-suspicion. So committed are Nolan and screenwriter David S. Goyer to making everything seem at least vaguely plausible that those unfamiliar with Batman's history may not even recognize the supervillains when they appear. At times, you might even forget that you're watching a comic-book movie at least until Bale finally dons his mask and cape, striking fear into the hearts of costume designers everywhere. Obscured by a blizzard of quick cuts during fight sequences, Batman remains imposing only so long as he remains hypothetical; seen in shadowy repose, speaking in an affected basso rasp, he's just a dork who got lost on his way home from Worldcon. Which doesn't bode well for the inevitable Batman Continues, but oh well. One good movie was more than we could expect. 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But Trajkov falls off his narrative axis when he tries to force an affair between Isak and Olivera, just to push Lem's love for his friend to a point of tragic jealousy. In the ensuing melee, one boy is plucked from the prison by human hands, while the other is magically liberated. Its absurdities aside, The Great Water is a grossly disturbing film, one fixed on the fallout from betrayed faith and an old man's guilt at his boyhood rescue from a horrific and systemic depravity. Susan Comninos Review: Edvard Munch Those looking for a lush, stirring historical epic about the life of the dude who painted "The Scream" should do everything they can to avoid the current rerelease of Peter Watkins's Edvard Munch. Watkins, the maverick Brit genius best known for his legendary 1965 mock-documentary about atomic warfare, The War Game, just isn't that kind of filmmaker. And the Norwegian Munch wasn't really that kind of painter. He was a tormented introvert, obsessed with stripping away all decorative frills in his disturbing paintings, sometimes reducing his brushstrokes to desperate scrawls, the better to depict the anguish of his soul. (Did I mention he was Norwegian?) Although this 1976 film is epic (running nearly three hours) and densely packed with historical and biographical detail, it is, in its own way, as intensely unnerving as its subject's paintings. Watkins eschews traditionally scripted scenes, shaking things up by using fake documentary interviews, anachronistically quizzing his characters about their circumstances, or dry narration, laying on the historical detail and telling us what else was happening in Europe at the time. The soundtrack is full of incidental noise, people breathing and chattering in the background. The camera shakes and zooms, trying to catch small details and faces. These devices all suggest attempts at realism . . . and yet, the result is anything but. Much like Munch's own paintings, as Watkins strips away surface flash and convention, what remains is distinctly otherworldly, and haunting. Bilge Ebiri Date DVD #37: The Bette Davis Collection There should be a few minor critical catfights this week, as two divas battle it out again on the box-set rack. The five-disc Joan Crawford Collection is a very mixed bag: The Women (1939) is a fun, antic social-scene satire, but her overwrought half-musical Humoresque (1946) is too over-the-top, even for Crawford. Possessed (1947), a favorite of Crawford devotees, catches a wild-eyed actress at peak insanity, but The Damned Don't Cry (1950) is a pale noir at best. And the best film of bunch is that quintessential melodrama Mildred Pierce (1945), in which Crawford's striking performance as a self-made woman with a impertinent daughter revived the actress's endless career with her only Oscar win. The better Bette Davis box collects Dark Victory (1939), The Letter (1940), Now, Voyager (1942), Mr. Skeffington (1944), and The Star (1952). The set misses great Davis performances from Jezebel to All About Eve, but there are two stunning performances, perfect for a date: Davis's heroically romantic turn in Now, Voyager (in which she plays a neurotic woman who breaks free from the domineering influence of her evil mother), and her swoony, legendary toughness in Dark Victory (in which she plays a socialite who is diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor, and juggles two men: her reliable old friend and her dashing brain surgeon). The two films are among cinema's greatest romances proof that terrific romantic films aren't impossible, and a reminder that Hollywood's dull course of casting nothing but sweethearts (Ashley Judd, say) in modern romances is killing the genre. Logan Hill ©2005 Nerve.com. Comments Add A Comment


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BOSTON -- So what torturous medical procedure will Curt Schilling endure before his next start?
How about gall bladder surgery, just for fun?
Has he considered having 18-inch acupuncture needles inserted in his toenails?
Or he could always have the Greater Boston Sewing Club stop by his house and practice needlepoint techniques on his ankle.
Whatever, it's clear this man's favorite cliché as a kid had to be "no pain, no gain." Because Schilling is on the verge of winning the rarest of October triple crowns -- wins, quality starts and pain tolerance.
It hurts merely to hear him describe the stuff being perpetrated on his ankle before every start: He had a stitch stuck in a nerve in his leg? Yeesh. You need to take two Advils after just listening to this stuff.
But whatever the heck those doctors are doing to him, however many shots and needles and pills he is taking just to make it out to the mound, we are seeing an October legend grow before our eyes.
Kirk Gibson had one World Series at-bat on a gimpy knee, and people still talk about it 16 years later. So try to imagine what kind of mythical figure Schilling will be in another decade or two -- after these two straight-out-of-Hollywood baseball games he has pitched in the last week.
"I said the other day, 'There's a good chance that, 10 years from now, people will say that Willis Reed pulled a Curt Schilling,'" said Red Sox GM Theo Epstein on Sunday, after Schilling had finished pitching the Red Sox to a surreal 6-2 win over the Cardinals in Game 2 of a surreal World Series. "So how this gets portrayed now is up to you guys (in the media). It all depends on how the history writers record it."
Well, we don't know how Doris Kearns Goodwin plans to record it. But we know how the people who type up the box scores will record these last two starts.
First came seven innings, four hits, one run against the Yankees last Tuesday, in the game that pulled the Red Sox even in a series they once trailed, 3 games to zilch.
And then came Sunday, against the Cardinals, in the game that gave the Red Sox their third 2-0 World Series lead in franchise history (joining 1916, which turned out great, and 1986, which didn't):
Six innings. Four hits. No earned runs.
All of this coming on a day when rumors rattled around Fenway for hours that he wouldn't be able to pitch at all.
It was some scene, all right. And it got better when Schilling climbed up to the podium after the game and, within four sentences, was calling this "the most amazing day of my life."
The most amazing day of his life.
That's what he said.
Is there any doubt what kind of grade this guy got in drama class?
When he woke up at 7 a.m., he said, he noticed a couple problems that might make it sort of tough to pitch.
"I couldn't walk," he said. "I couldn't move."
So it's safe to say he probably couldn't reach back and throw a 98-mph smokeball past Albert Pujols, either. Just guessing here.
But after calling the medical staff to report he was in agony, he began the drive to Fenway. And that, he said, was "kind of when everything started."
"There were signs every mile from my house to this ballpark," he said, "on fire stations, on telephone poles, wishing me luck."
Yes, in case no one has mentioned this to you, the citizens of New England are just a tad caught up in this Red Sox saga. So if necessary, several of his neighbors probably would have carried Schilling to the park on their backs, attached to a portable whirlpool.
But fortunately, he owns an automobile. So after he pulled it into the parking lot, he limped to the trainer's room, where team doctor Bill Morgan discovered that the extra stitch he'd sewn in Schilling's ankle the day before had inadvertently pierced a nerve.
Morgan removed the stitch. The pain began to subside. And about six hours later, Schilling began walking to the Fenway bullpen to warm up. The roar that erupted at the mere sight of him probably woke up hundreds of sleeping children in Nova Scotia.
"On the way to the park today," Schilling said, "I was thinking about stepping onto the field and beginning that walk to the bullpen. Regardless of what happens in my career, I'll never get a feeling like that ever again in my life."
OK, so the guy was slightly caught up in the moment. Who can blame him? It was some moment.
Three hours and 20 minutes later, he'd become the first starting pitcher in history to win World Series games for three different teams. And his teammates were standing at their lockers, talking about him as if they'd just seen some fictional character come crashing through their TV screen and charge out to the mound to lead them to October glory.
"After Game 1 (of the Yankees series), I'm surprised he was able to pick up a ball the rest of this year," said pitcher Alan Embree.
"It's not easy doing what he's doing if you feel normal," said reliever Mike Timlin. "And he doesn't feel normal. I know that."
"If you really want to know how he feels, you should ask the hockey guys, when they get sutured up in the middle of a game," said third baseman Bill Mueller, after a three-error game that wasn't causing him to feel so hot himself. "It doesn't feel good. I know that."
"The people who don't know the game might take it for granted," said pitching coach Dave Wallace. "But think about these two lineups he shut down -- the Yankees' lineup and this (Cardinals) team's lineup? Given what happened to him in that first game against the Yankees, to come back and do what he's done against those two lineups, it's pretty darned amazing."
Maybe even beyond amazing. When his fellow pitchers begin to think about what this guy is doing, with a torn tendon in his ankle, they have a hard time comprehending it.
"If you feel like you can't find a balance point, pitching is almost impossible," Timlin said. "Balance is more than just the key to throwing a baseball. It's the key to everything. It's the key to hitting a baseball. It's the key to shooting a basketball. The key to everything in sports is balance. That's what it's all about. And it's tough to get that balance if your ankle is in the shape his is in."
But somehow, Schilling has been able to tolerate the pain and drive off that ankle. Somehow, he has been able to throw 193 pitches over two starts -- 66 percent of them for strikes. Somehow, he has been able to face 49 hitters in those starts and allow just nine of them to reach base via hit or walk.
If he's in agony out there, you would never know it.
"He hides himself," said his catcher, Jason Varitek. "You don't know what he's feeling, period. I think he wants it that way."
But what he wants, most of all, is to pitch in these games, when the world is watching and seasons are on the line and the crowds are so loud his eardrums hurt more than his ankle.
"When you talk about the guys who pitch like he has (in October), you're talking about the (Sandy) Koufaxes and the (Bob) Gibsons -- those kinds of guys," said Wallace. "I think it takes a special quality, and some guys just have it. (Orel) Hershiser had it, even after he left L.A., when he was in Cleveland, after he hurt his shoulder. I don't think there's any question that Curt has it, when you look at what he's done in the postseason and in the World Series."
Over his last five World Series starts, Schilling's ERA is now an absurd 0.99. His lifetime postseason record, after four marches through October over the last 10 seasons, is an amazing 8-2, 2.06. Toss out that game against the Yankees this month -- when he could barely stand, let alone pitch -- and he'd be 8-1, 1.61.
"It's games like this," Schilling said this week, "where you make your mark."
That mark is getting so big and bold, it is far from out of the question that this guy has built a Hall of Fame case for himself practically based on his October heroics alone. Add in 183 career wins, a tremendous 3.32 career ERA, three 20-win seasons and three more seasons of 300 strikeouts, and it won't take many more regular-season wins to seal this deal.
And then add in the tale of The Ankle Sutures Heard 'Round the World and you've got the stuff legends are made of.
The whole saga has been so beyond belief, it doesn't even feel like it could possibly be happening in real life. If this isn't a made-for-TV movie we're watching, it sure seems destined to become one.
Which leads to the question: Who would play Schilling in the movie?
"He's a warrior, man," said first baseman Kevin Millar. "So it would have to be Mel Gibson. What's that Mel Gibson movie? Braveheart? Well, he's Braveheart. Or Brave Ankle, maybe."
Jayson Stark is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Need to know what transmission will interchange with my 98 Blazer 4x4
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i found a transmission out of a 98 bravada and need to know if this will bolt into my blazer because the bravada does not have buttons on the dash and the transmission is called a samrt transmission where my blazer has buttons on the dash for a four wheel drive will this work with my electronics My blazer is a 98 4x4
will a transmission out of a 1996 jimmy fit in on a 1998 blazer
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all trans's with a chevy bolt pattern will bolt up and work, as far as electronic controls go only the late model 4LA60 will work.
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Sorry but your stuck with the 4l60e if you want it to be right. as for using the bravada transmission thats fine you just have to use your transfer case. your transfer case uses a switch on the dash and an electric motor on the transfer case. the bravada uses a series of sensors on the front and rear axle that sense wheel slippage and send a signal to the electric motor on the transfer case causing it to lock in four wheel drive. when the sensors dont sense wheel slippage any more the system returns to two wheel drive. that,s why they call it smart track. just unbolt your transfer case from your transmission and bolt it to the bravada transmission and install it. p.s- dont forget to at least change the front pump converter seal. for 4 or 5 bucks it,s cheap insurance against a major leak and i dont think you want to pull that transmission out again and yes i saw that happen to many times. good luck.-G.J.M
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Your best bet would be another 98 Blazer/Jimmy transmission, or you would want to find the code "8TAD" on the laminated sticker next to the vent tube, or on the underside by where the 2wd transmission mount bosses are. The 96-97, 99-00, and 01-02 Blazer/Jimmy transmissions all have different valve bodies, and separator plates are all different, and in 99 they started to use the deep pan. The 98 was basically a one year only setup for that particular valve body/separator plate setup. You could use safely any 96/98 Blazer/Jimmy transmission. You just want to make sure it has the TAD behind the year (6TAD, 7TAD, 8TAD)
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text: Now, before you begin to hate on me, hear me out. I can't stand Assassin's Creed 2. I would have to put it in my bottom 10 games ever, a list reserved to only truly terrible games like WET and Resident Evil 6. Rather than a random rant, I will break it all down into categories on why AC2 sucks Italian balls. Story The premise behind AC2 is good enough. Revenge, modern day, Renaissance, Italy. Okay, fair enough. But aside from the clunky writing and how drawn out the Ezio section is, it completely forgot Ezio's motivation. He saw his father and brothers get murdered and just forgot to give a crap 5 minutes later. All of a sudden he's just all like "Must kill more Templars." One good idea that Ubi did with the game's story telling structure. Jump the years forward to tell a lifetime story. Okay, cool idea. But damn it was horribly executed. For starters, Ezio takes his family to the villa in the space of an afternoon. When he gets there, he goes "I have to get back to Florence" and leaves, and then the game just jumps forward two years? WTF? And when Ezio is training with Mario in that one mission, which takes place over the space of five years, after they are finally done, then Claudia decides to start complaining. And when Ezio gets the letter of Dante and the other fellow you kill in the Arsenal, he sits there for TWO YEARS before deciding to act on it. God damn the whole writing and the way it was executed was so bad. It feels significantly more organic in AC3 when the seasons change and all that stuff. The Jump: AC1 to AC2 People say that the jump from AC2 to AC3 is almost nothing, but the jump from 1 to 2 is massive. Not really. For starters, they run on the same engine. They have the same animations, controls and combat system. They look and feel the same. AC3 redesigned the setting and controls and overall gameplay of the series in a much more impactful way. While this is not a reason that AC2 sucks, it is certainly overrated. Gameplay Now, here's the most important part. When AC2 was being advertised and demo'd, Ubisoft was all like "OMG disarms, dual hidden blades." Well, let me tell you something: disarm and counter are the same button. If people complained about how AC1's combat repetitive, but suddenly AC2 is diverse because the same action is called disarm?! No. And the combat is so slow and boring. The new archetypes don't add anything at all to the experience. Presentation & Graphics I was going to put these all in the same category because they are mostly linked. The graphics on AC2 are terrible (I played on 360 and PS3). Does it matter? No. Then why am I complaining about it? Because AC1 looked phenomenally better. Why did the visuals go backwards? AC2 has awful facial animations and the character models look PS2 grade. The entire graphical engine is just yuckky looking. And the presentation. Grr, I hate the Animus. As much as I love seeing the Animus build the world at the start of each sequence, it constantly distracts in cutscenes with flickering and white effects. It ruins the effect of being in that world. It serves only to annoy, and Ubisoft didn't do a good job of blending sci-fi and historical presentation. So there's why I think AC2 sucks massively. It is, to me, a down right awful game. I enjoyed Brotherhood so much more due to the kill chains and improved tech. Revelations was meh, a bit boring and only had one good mission (the one from the E3 demo.) I cannot get enough of 3 with the combat and setting and controls and hunting and rope dart AHHHHHH! So good. Let me know if you agree or disagree.


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Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimanov (1745–1815) was a Hasidic Rebbe and author. Born in Neustadt, he was introduced to Hasidut at the age of 11 when he met Dovber of Mezeritch. He was taught by Elimelech of Lizhensk and Shmelke of Nikolsburg, and was the teacher of Naftali of Ropshitz and Rabbi Tzvi Elimelech of Dinov.
As one of the three principal disciples of Elimelech of Lizhensk, he was an important Hasidic leader in Poland. He is known for his asceticism and mystical support for Napoleon, whose wars he identified with the battles of Gog and Magog, associated with the advent of the Messianic Age.
Although based in Rimanov, Rabbi Menachem Mendel's court, which attracted many scholars, had previously been in Fristik. His writings and sermons were posthumously published, notably Sifrei haRahak Rabbi Menachem Mendel me-Rymanów. Others included the works Divrei Menachem, Menachem Tzion, and Be'erot HaMayin.
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Secondly, you need to look at the number of prospects you already have on the roster. In determining future needs, it's best to look at the number of prospects you signed in the previous two recruiting classes. So to determine how many prospects Notre Dame will sign in 2012, we'll look at the 2010 and 2011 recruiting classes.
What we have: Tommy Rees, Andrew Hendrix, Everett Golson
What we need (1): Notre Dame has signed four quarterbacks in the past two recruiting classes, which would lead one to think that the Irish might consider not taking a quarterback in this recruiting class, but as long as Brian Kelly is the head coach at Notre Dame, you can be sure that the Irish will take at least one quarterback in every recruiting class.
Running back
What we have: Cameron Roberson, Cam McDaniel
What we need (2): Cam McDaniel was the lone running back to sign with the Irish last year, as Savon Huggins and several other top recruiting targets opted to sign elsewhere. Knowing that the Cameron Roberson was the only running back to sign with the Irish in 2010, there is plenty of room for a couple of top rated prospects.
Wide Receiver
What we have: T.J. Jones, Danny Smith, DaVaris Daniels, George Atkinson
(3): Brian Kelly wants playmakers on the outside, so this position will always get plenty of attention when it comes to recruiting. Notre Dame likes to put the ball in the air, so Notre Dame should be able to attract the top wide receiver prospects every year. Last year it was DaVaris Daniels, and the year before it was T.J. Jones. Look for the Irish to sign three wide receivers with this class.
Tight End
What we have: Alex Welch, Ben Koyack, Luke Massa
What we need (1): When Brian Kelly brought his spread offense to Notre Dame, a lot of Irish fans expected the tight end position to fade in importance. That certainly wasn't the case last year, and moving forward, expect the tight end to be an integral part of the Irish offense. Notre Dame already has several highly regarded tight end prospects on their roster, but look for the Irish to land another with this recruiting class.
Offensive line
What we have: Tate Nichols, Christian Lombard, Matt Hegarty, Nick Martin, Conor Hanratty
What we need (4): Quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers get the headlines, but the guys up front make the offense go. With the 2010 class Notre Dame only brought in two offensive tackles. While only three prospects from last year's class will begin their careers on the offensive line, as many as three additional prospects could join them. Determining the ultimate number of prospects the Irish coaching staff opts to sing in 2012 will likely be determined at some point next fall. For now, we'll speculate that the number is will be four. With offensive tackle Taylor Decker already committed, the Irish will need three more.
Defensive End
What we have: Kona Schwenke, Bruce Heggie, Aaron Lynch, Brad Carrico, Tony Springmann, Chase Hounshell, Stephon Tuitt, Troy Niklas
What we need (2): The Irish had a recruiting bonanza at defensive end in 2011, but that doesn't mean that you stop recruiting the position and stop taking numbers. Notre Dame grabbed six prospective defensive ends last year, but as mentioned above, as many as three may end up on the offensive line. Bring in two more quality prospects in the 2012 class and Brian Kelly just might be building a team that could make a run at the national championship.
Nose Tackle
What we have: Louis Nix
What we need (1): The Notre Dame coaching staff decided early on not to take a player at this position last year, so they will be certain to add a body this year.
What we have: Danny Spond, Prince Shembo, Kendall Moore, Justin Utupo, Ishaq Williams, Anthony Rabasa, Ben Councell, Jarrett Grace
What we need (1): The Notre Dame coaching staff believes that they already have a lot of talent at the linebacker position, but they feel most of the players will be better suited to play on the inside. Last year they signed Ishaq Williams, Anthony Rabasa, and Ben Councell on the outside and Jarrett Grace on the inside. With the 2012 recruiting class, expect the Irish to sign two more outside linebacker and only one inside backer.
What we have: Lo Wood, Bennett Jackson, Jalen Brown, Eilar Hardy, Josh Atkinson, Matthias Farely
What we need (2): There wasn't a better way to start the 2012 recruiting class than with the commitment of Tee Shapard. With Shepard in the fold, look for the Irish to be very selective in locating a second cornerback to add to this class.
What we have: Chris Badger, Austin Collinsworth
What we need (1): Last year the Irish signed four cornerbacks, but look for two of those to eventually settle in here. With Austin Collinsworth expected to join the defensive backfield this spring and the anticipated return of Chris Badger from his Mormon mission in the fall, the Irish appear to have numbers at safety. The Irish could sign just one safety in 2012, but if another scholarship opens up, look for the Irish to take a second.


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Are you shocked active the meanings of Chinese astrology? Would you
like to cognise more going on for this 5000 period of time old art?
Chinese star divination is based on the lunar calendar. As with astrology
from different cultures, a prediction is created mistreatment the place of the stars and
planets for all of the dozen signs of the part based on the twelvemonth of
The Twelve Chinese Signs
Rats are appealing and sophisticated to the divergent sex. But despite
outside appearances, they are twitchy and this sometimes comes intersectant as
aggressiveness. Rats are grave near money, and respect to bounce on an
opportunity. They are besides especially liberal to their friends. They adulation
people and rangy gatherings and e'er have others in the region of. They likewise run
in frequent close circles and like to be up to her neck in everything they can, stellar
them to sometimes strive to do too more. They are well-behaved writers and
speakers, and natural event comes confidently to them.
Oxen are composed on the surface, but have unnoticed tempers. They are tough
workers and are motivated to the ingredient of intransigence. However, this
makes them one of the maximum responsible signs. They are trustworthy, and
easily nudge up at the business establishment. If they don't timekeeper out, they may not have
much of a societal existence. They are not very skilful at noesis games, and can
sometimes be led wide in romance. But onetime they breakthrough someone, they are
steadfast and hardcore.
Tigers are energetic and variable. Their squally tenderloin leads them to
be the center of awareness. They articulate their be concerned and are always looking
for the new participant or subsequent grave thought. They are too exceedingly up to her neck in
giving their time and savings to the causes they are fervent about. They
are substantial and straight. However, they are too rebels. They aim
ideals and will dissident against a social group they perceive as human being in the
wrong. They are ardent and impulsive, prostrate to latin as symptomless as
Rabbits are gracious and serene. They adore peaceable and peacefulness, and
prefer a obedient photo album to a dark on the municipality. Their ache can metallic element to
moodiness, but usually rabbits are remarkable at conformation the order. While they
are still on the surface, rabbits are well brought-up at finding deals. They are
sweet and can bargain general public into man on their edge of an reason lacking
argument. While they are cautious, they can besides be congenial and tantalizing
once they be aware of out of danger.
Dragons have inferno. They are flooded of life, and privation to subsist enthusiasm to the
fullest. They are perfectionists and are extraordinarily rigorous of both
themselves and others. They torment those who oppose next to them,
although they are unbelievably hard-core to their friends. They can be stubborn, but
they will let you cognize how they feel. They allow themselves to be B
and loveable, and they endeavor to enthuse each one to singing up to their
Snakes are mysterious, commonly pleasing the divergent sex. They are
graceful, and tend towards all property grand and discernment. They are private
tend to facade homeward bound for their self-esteem, and are superstitious more or less
everything. They are not penny-pinchers, but ever have hard cash on
hand. Snakes are green with envy once they discovery a lover, and will curve frosty well-nigh
on a whim.
Horses are roughly congenial. They liking man the central of attention,
and will livelihood others captivated by their express wit. However, they have
malleable alliances, and will have many a transient romances and
friendships. They savour the change, and pb lives complete of
adventure. They don't approaching being bound down, and be mad about functional out and
spending incident outside. They don't similar sticking to a plan, and will recurrently
take on too untold. They can be impatient next to others whom they comprehend as
moving too little by little.
Sheep are nonaggressive race. They feel sorry for next to others' pain, and are
easy to collaborate to. They don't same to rush, and will fall foul of if
pressured. They do not same deep words, and be passionate about to be led gently.
While they are passive, they are also patient, and roughly they in the fullness of time get
their way. They ever call back their friends and families and springiness
thoughtful gifts. They habitually be agitated in the order of what others think, and run too
spend too much.
Monkeys are gut and crafty. They are active difficulty solvers,
and a marvellous concordat of confidence. They savour back-to-back at serious
tasks, and don't need to be talked into attempting one. The wellspring of
their success is their grave representation. They are nasty workers, and don't attention to detail
what others presume of them. They don't regularly have tons friends, though
their happening does allure individuals to them.
Roosters are romantics. They are perfectionists and dreamers at the
same instance. Quick to see detail, they ever esteem a challenge, especially
if at archetypal quick look it looks infeasible. They help yourself to wonderful egotism in knowing
all the niceties of a branch of learning that interests them, and are in so doing wonderful
debaters. However, they will ne'er agree to woman erroneous. They too
tend to maneuver in and try to work out others' problems, whether or not they have been
invited to do so. They suchlike to ever stay busy, and will labour for
whatever they have their eye on.
Dogs are warm and are ever up front in the region of their inner health. They
are precise family-oriented and are dreadfully loyal to their friends. They
will exchange blows for a cause they discern is of late. They are not warm on all sides
extravagant wealth, and like a amative haunt careless of general esteem.
Once you bind a dog, they will be by your cross for existence. They are
monogamous, and tend to take their lovers logically. They career awkward and
play hard, and cognise once it is take to be doing one or the new.
They are better providers to those they liking.
Pigs friendliness a public duration. They have frequent friends, and tend to act out
of heated negotiations and all kinds of debates. It's not that they don't
have an opinion; they but fondness to event and don't deprivation to hazard adulteration the
fun. They are right listeners, but are sometimes innocent and can be interpreted
advantage of easy. This can sometimes afflict them in interaction.
They are honorable and dependable, and crop by their friends.
They are openhanded to those they caution around.
The Five Elements
There is other section to Chinese pseudoscience that is smaller quantity ably better-known than the
Chinese signs. Chinese astrologers use a 60 period cycle, ready-made up of v
sets of the cardinal signs. The 5 repetitions of the signs respectively
correspond to a distinct element, adding up much complexity to the physical.
The cardinal weather condition are Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, and Earth.
In Chinese astrology, the weather are element of a cycle; one is not superior or
better than different. In fact, they have a alternate relationship, both in
positive and unenthusiastic ways, so that:
Water makes Wood
Wood makes Fire
Fire makes Earth
Earth makes
Metal makes Water
Water destroys Fire
Fire destroys Metal
Metal destroys Wood
destroys Earth
Earth destroys Water
In addition, they can be obviously hard-hitting and hostile:
Water resists Fire
Fire resists Metal
Metal resists Wood
resists Earth
Earth resists Water
So now you cognize the bare bones of Chinese Astrology. Enjoy exploring your
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Bergfeld Center Holiday Open House This Thursday
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Then don't miss the 65th anniversary of the Bergfeld Center Holiday Open House. Thursday night the event kicks off with a holiday shopping event from 5-9 p.m.
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Then don't miss the 65th anniversary of the Bergfeld Center Holiday Open House. Thursday night the event kicks off with a holiday shopping event from 5-9 p.m.
Despite the growth of online shopping, many people plan to go the old-fashioned route this holiday season and head into stores.
Tyler continues to grow, grow, grow.
Who doesn't love a good sale once in a while? The weekend of Memorial Day always brings about the best of sales, making it the perfect time to go grab a few new things.
As Christmas winds down, your family may be setting some gifts aside to be returned. It happens to us all. And some stores prep by stacking up 12-packs of Coke and making a maze, anticipating an onslaught of returns. They want to keep the lines orderly as we stand there waiting to exchange a bad sweater.
If you have items to return, it's important to know the rules. Some stores have tightened their return policies.
Chances are, if you've strolled through Broadway Square Mall lately, you've heard Christmas music piping through the speakers as you shop.
Maybe you've thought nothing of it. Tis the season after all, and we expect to hear the Christmas music in our favorite stores. In fact, not hearing it would be an odd thing.
Some say hearing the Christmas songs can make us spend more money in that store. No way! But when we add up our receipts from the shopping season and realize how much we've spent, it would be kinda nice to blame our lack of control on something.
It is a girl's favorite time of year. Not only do we ladies get to give and receive gifts, we get to go shopping. One of the more fun holiday shopping excursions is to find the perfect Christmas party and New Years celebration dresses. But, where are the best places to look around town?
Football players are stereotyped as big, mean, and scary. We see them every week tackling other players to the ground. But sometimes the players who seem the biggest and scariest, are the most loveable with the biggest hearts. That's what Houston Texans WR Andre Johnson just proved.
While you're out doing the holiday shopping and buying gifts for everyone else, are you tempted to splurge on something for yourself?
This idea of self-gifting was actually part of the sermon I heard at church yesterday, so I did a little more investigating and dug up some interesting facts.
My pastor said we'll spend on average, $75 on a gift for a close friend, $23 on an acquaintance, and $123 on a gift for ourselves. Tis the giving season! To ourselves apparently. A national newspaper says the self-spending total will be even higher - close to $200 per person.
The Research firm ComScore says sales this past Monday were around $1.46 BILLION. That's up 17 percent from the $1.25 billion total of 2011. We spent dollars like crazy online Monday. Don't you wonder how much of that was done at work? We didn't get much done at work that day. We were too busy shopping.
The UPS guy has been to my house two days in a row with deliveries. Does anyone else have a little cyber guilt for all of the separate online orders? I feel bad the the UPS guy has to make separate trips for little packages here and there. I wonder if he sees my address and gets mad. Not again! Oh UPS man, there will be more where that came from. We may start setting out cookies and milk for you, Fed Ex, and the Post Office. We'll be seeing a lot of you over the next three weeks.
Here's the Saturday-after-Thanksgiving tradition: a smartphone video of a Black Friday riot. This is in Moultrie, GA, and the swarms of people are grabbing cheap pay-as-you-go smartphones. But it's not the only shame to be happening, as the clip you've seen elsewhere isn't legit.
The longest lines on Black Friday were reported at Target, Walmart, and Best Buy in Tyler. Broadway Square Mall was jam packed most of the day Friday too.
If you want to avoid the crowds, which day this holiday season will be the least busy?
It's coming up in the next five days.