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Tallavana Christian School will host Emmanel Christian, East Division Conference champions Friday night.
The varsity and junior varsity teams at TCS each have 15-2 records. The TCS varsity Lions lost to Emmanuel earlier this year by 5 points.
The JV team will plan at 4:30 p.m., followed by the Lady Lions at 5:45, and the varsity boys at 7:20.
This will be the last home game of the season for the Lions, who will take on Panama City Feb. 9 at 5:30 p.m.
Seven inches of rain two days before the 10th annual Crappie USA Tournament at Lake Talquin Jan. 23 led to fewer participants in tournament than in years past. In 2009, more than 50 boats entered the tournament, while only 28 entered this year.
"It was a combination of the economy and bad weather. I entered this year but because the fishing is so poor, I didn't even bring my boat out," said Ed Allen, a Lake Talquin resident.
A cold and misty morning gave way to a beautiful afternoon in time for the 3 p.m. weigh-in. More than $4,200 was the payout this year.
Gadsden County basketball teams continue to hover around average as West Gadsden High School won one, Robert F. Munroe Day School split and East Gadsden High dropped two tough district games.
This week marks the last week of regular season girls basketball and district seedings are already set for the tournaments that tip off next week.
The Munroe Lady Cats picked up one district win but lost the one they really needed last week. The Lady Cats survived both a slow start and the loss of leading scorer, Beth Summerford, to defeate John Paul II 45-20.
The county girls basketball teams were impressive this past week going 7-2 against some formidable opposition.
West Gadsden High School defeated North Florida Christian and Franklin County but lost to Port St. Joe. East Gadsden High picked up three, including wins over Taylor and Madison counties and Gody. Robert F. Munroe Day School defeated Liberty County and Poplar Springs but lost to Malone in a district contest.
"Sometimes you win some, sometimes you lose some" must have been the motto for all three county girls hoops teams last week as each suffered defeat but managed to pull it together to win another day.
The Robert F. Munroe Lady Cats lost a blowout, played a close one and then blew out another in a complex week of basketball.
The East Gadsden High School Jaguars' season opener was played Dec. 1 against Jefferson County. The Jags came out on top of the Tigers, 84-58.
Game leaders were Jessie Ray with 12 points and two steals, Andre Robinson had eight points, 13 rebounds and two blocked shots. John Battles added eight points, six assists and four steals, while Desmond Gibson pitched in eight points, five rebounds and three assists.
Basketball season is now in full swing across Gadsden county and West Gadsden High School is 3-0 under new head coach Gene Granger.
Granger is a 1999 graduate of Florida High in Tallahassee and had a great career scoring over 1,200 points as a shooting guard and leading the 'Noles to two Final Four appearances. He went on to play one year at Tallahassee Community College before taking his talents to Charleston Southern University where he was the Buccaneers' team captain as a junior and senior.
In county basketball action last week, West Gadsden High School was the only team to pick up a win and the Panthers picked up two to move to 3-5 on the season.
East Gadsden High and Robert F. Munroe Day School each lost two games. This week marks the last week of games until after Christmas break for all three teams with the exception of East Gadsden, which hosts basketball power Ribault Dec. 22.
Bo may know football and Bo may know baseball, but Dimitric Salters knows basketball. The "Bo" referred to of course is Bo Jackson, the multi-sport Heisman trophy winning athlete who played professional baseball and football. Bo may have been a pro at what he did, but you would have to look long and hard to find more of a pro than East Gadsden High School's head basketball coach Dimitric Salters.
The East Gadsden High School girls basketball team scored 31 first half points en route to a 46-31 district defeat of Madison County.
LaBrittany McDonald led the Jaguars in scoring with 14 points. T'Erica Frost and Ashley Blair each added 10 points. The team played in the Florida Georgia Shootout over the weekend and lost to Thomasville High School 69-35.
The Robert F. Munroe Lady Cats dropped their third game of the season to Grace Christian despite leading 17-13 after the first quarter.
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Former Catalan Dragons prop Jamal Fakir was today unveiled as the Bulls' first signing since new owner Marc Green took control of the club.
The Dragons released Morocco-born Fakir last month after he refused to play with reserve club Saint Esteve XIII for the remainder of the French season.
The Perpignan-based outfit had released an earlier statement stating the 31-year-old France international had been dropped after being below-par in the opening weeks of the season.
Fakir played in the club's first-ever Super League clash against Wigan and was expected to retire but has now been persuaded to take up the challenge at Odsal.
He could make his debut in Sunday's Tetley's Challenge Cup fourth-round tie at home to Oldham.
Bulls head coach Francis Cummins, who is hoping to sign another front rower, said: "Generally these type of players don't become available.
"To bring in someone of Jamal's experience and quality, at this stage of the season, I would deem a massive coup for this club."


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By John Byczek
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
Quandre Diggs and the Texas Longhorns are proving that teams play the way they practice. And it's been nothing but hard work that has defined the Longhorns' start to the 2012 season.
UT is 3-0, and Diggs recorded a team-high two interceptions as the Longhorns defeated Ole Miss, 66-31, in the third week of the season.
Texas had five sacks and two interceptions before halftime against the Rebels. Diggs would say that the Longhorns started working on those statistics before the season even started.
"We wanted to be ferocious on the field," Diggs said. "We wanted to be the guys that offenses looked at on film and went, 'Those guys are flying. Those guys love the game. Those guys will hit you right in the mouth.' That's the defense that we wanted to be and that's something we take pride in."
Diggs has three interceptions this season to lead the Longhorns.
There is a certain aura at The University of Texas during the summer that is dissimilar to that of all other seasons. Campus is calm, but the Austin sun is inescapable, rising early and setting late for days that seem to stretch as far as the horizon.
But amidst that sleepy haze, Mack Brown's Longhorns are hard at work. They know that success in the fall won't come unless there is hard work in the summer.
As the saying goes, "Defense wins championships." Defensive Coordinator Manny Diaz arrived on campus during the summer of 2011 hoping to get Texas' defense to championship caliber. Upon his arrival, Diaz laid out his master plan. His defense was going to be one that constantly attacked - one that made the opposing quarterback's life difficult.
Diaz helped the Longhorns become the No. 1 defense in the Big 12 Conference and 11th in the national ranks during the 2011 season.
And the Longhorns have continued that path in 2012. UT held New Mexico scoreless in a 45-0 victory on Sept. 8, marking the Longhorns' first shutout since October 2011. UT's opponents are averaging just 16 points per game and the Longhorns have scored six defensive touchdowns.
"As a defense, we learned to take each day like it's our last," said junior defensive back Carrington Byndom. "Each day that you're not working, somebody else is outworking you. We learned to continuously work and improve our skills."
The Longhorn defense took that lesson to heart and showed tremendous improvement throughout Diaz' first year at Texas. During the last five weeks of the 2011 season, UT's defense allowed just 15.8 points per game while opponents averaged only 1.9 yards per rush.
Overall, the Longhorn defense gave up 95.7 rushing yards per game, making them the only defense in the Big 12 to allow less than 100 rushing yards per game.
At the beginning of the summer, the defense began chasing these goals once again.
The Longhorns planned on raising the bar of expectations and rising above it.
Summer workouts began at 8 a.m. under the crisp morning sun. Mondays included "heavy" training, with bench press, squats and heavy conditioning. Tuesdays were speed days, and on Wednesdays, players picked their own workouts. Thursday's training included resistant conditioning exercises. Fridays were the one day that the entire team got together and did team drills.
"The workouts were pretty tough, but we have to continue to grind everyday," Diggs said. "We've got to continue to grow and get better each and every week."
Diaz knows the potential the defense has too, but in order to reach their full potential, he asks them to do one thing: "Buy in." He asks them to buy in to coaching, philosophy and defensive scheme.
"We have guys buying into the system, and we have guys that don't want to be individuals, they want to be a part of a strongly bonded defensive unit," Diggs said. "It's a lot easier to buy in to a system when you've been in the system. Most of us have been in the system for a year and half now so we know Coach Diaz, we trust him, and we believe that he'll make the right calls at the right time. As long as you've got trust in the 11 guys on the field and the one guy on the sideline you will be successful each and every game."
TCU and West Virginia were added to talent in the Big 12 Conference during the offseason, but the Longhorns welcome these new challengers.
The summer months proved to be a time of brotherhood between all of the players at Texas. Around the Moncrief Complex there are banners portraying "Family" and during the summer, the Longhorns become just that.
"I definitely think we bonded as a team tremendously over this offseason," Byndom said. "For example, the way we would have fun as a team after the workouts. We may be doing a defensive back drill and linemen would jump in. Soon enough the whole team is doing that one exercise. There is a clear unity and a connection between all of the teammates."


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Arenac County approved for infrastructure bond
ARENAC COUNTY — Last week, Arenac County was approved for a $3 million infrastructure bond through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA).
According to Arenac County Treasurer Dennis Stawowy, the bond is eligible to be utilized on any project in the county's jurisdiction up to $3 million. He says the federal government will subsidize the interest on the bond.
"For example, on a 20-year loan at 5-percent interest for $3 million dollars, there would be almost $2 million in interest over 20 years," he said. "The [federal] government would pay almost half of that interest; so there would be about $1 million in savings."
Stawowy says there are also a couple of strings attached to the bond.
"As there is with any government loan, there's a few strings attached," Stawowy said. "First, the job has to pay [laborers] a prevailing wage, which means on a union scale.
Secondly, the interest wouldn't be tax-exempt as it would be if you were borrowing money from a bank."
Stawowy says the bond, despite having restrictions, is still enticing and that how it will be used is entirely up to the county commissioners.
"Every county in the state received this same kind of bond," he said, adding the deadline to use the bond isn't until later next year.
He says if counties don't use all of the monies granted, they'll have the option to give the excess to the state.
"They (state) could then use it for a highway project or something like that," the treasurer said.
One project immediately crossing the commissioners' minds was the AuGres River Drain Project set to begin soon by the Arenac County Drain Commission.
Currently, the drain project, which Arenac County Drain Commissioner Larry Davis says will cost about $620,000, is scheduled to be paid for by an assessment increase to residents in the river's drainage district, which includes five townships, AuGres City and the villages of Turner and Twining.
"Some of it (assessment) doubled, some of it tripled," Davis said, adding aboard of review session was held to discuss the assessment hike.
"The drain commissioner wasn't interested in using prevailing wages for the project," Stawowy said. "He figured it would drive up the interest for the project (which would leave more money to be paid out-of-pocket by affected residents)."
Stawowy suggests a different project in the county that could utilize the bond is the proposed Omer sewer project, which has the city seeking a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) rural development grant to install a sewer collection system and treatment facility.
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Metallica 'Beyond Magnetic' EP to Be Issued on Silver Vinyl
Metallica's 'Beyond Magnetic' EP will see release in another format: silver vinyl. At first, the EP was digital only and then issued on CD. Now, to celebrate Record Store Day, the metal monoliths will release the EP on wax of the silver sort. Record Store Day is April 21, so look for it at your favorite mom and pop record retailer then, or via their website.
The EP features four unreleased tracks of rough mixes from the 'Death Magnetic' sessions. The songs were performed live for the first time during the band's spate of anniversary shows in San Francisco in December 2011. The songs were then gifted to fan club members for free after the shows and then sold to all other fans via iTunes and then via CD.
In a post on their website, the band wrote: "We've always been big supporters of our friends at independent retail and the annual event the third Saturday of each April… we even helped kick off the first year in 2008 with an in-store appearance at one of our hometown stores!"
In addition to cool silver vinyl, which should certainly please the discerning collector, the record will come with an exclusive Metallica sticker included in the package.
An international edition is currently being worked out with the band's label.
'Beyond Magnetic' EP Track Listing:
'Hate Train'
'Just a Bullet Away'
'Hell and Back'
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OK, I just have one more question. So i decided to not try to confuse myself by making all of these complicated scripts (for my level understanding of the C++ languge anyway) so i decided to make a simpler script, here it is:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main () {
int x;
cout << "what is x?" << endl;
cin >> x >> endl;
if (x == 2)
cout << "you entered a two!" << endl;
} else {
cout << "you entered a one!" << endl;
return 0;
So i tried compiling and running this script, and it highlighted the "cin >> x >> endl;" line (line 8)
and the error message was "no match for 'operator>>' in '(&std::cin)->std::basic_istream<_CharT, _Traits>::operator>> [with _CharT = char, _Traits = std::char_traits<char>](((int&)(&x))) >> std::endl' ". Could someone tell me what this means? I have no idea at all why this wouldn't compile. BTW, i'm using the compiling program Dev-C++


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Amid the SXSW chatter this week, I noticed that the Saturday keynote from 4Chan founder Christopher Poole was generating some buzz. His "case for anonymity online" speech was given at TED in 2010. I highly recommend spending 10 minutes to watch it.
Poole's argument is essentially this: anonymity breeds creativity, and it allows people to "reinvent themselves."
The conversation at SXSW centered around how Facebook's "authentic" approach to identity runs counter to the anonymity that Poole wishes to keep intact. It got me thinking about advertising.
In Advertising, Anonymous Doesn't Mean Untargeted
For an advertiser, anonymous means the lack of "personally identifiable information." But this doesn't mean untargeted. In fact, advertisers target online by trying to build a picture of who's seeing the ad. This is often done by looking at behavioral cues used to infer who a person is, or what they're looking for.
The Online Advertising Profile Isn't Always Authentic
Christopher Poole suggests that the rigidity in an "authenticity" model is that it isn't really authentic at all. We're all someone different depending on the situation. At home we're different than at work, different with friends than with family. I would argue that this is a primary challenge of online advertising. The profiles built to target online ads don't really build an authentic picture because they are an inference of a snapshot of who we are in that moment.
Could a more authentic profile help get rid of poorly targeted online advertising? How much control should w have over the data online advertisers can see?
It's certainly an interesting time to be asking these questions as the industry explores privacy challenges. I wonder what a world would look like where everyone has complete control over their privacy online...


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(formatting mine)It means "not seeing the characteristics of phenomena". Since that is perceived with respect to all phenomena, a Buddha is omniscient. It does not mean, as Dharmakiriti famously quipped, that a Buddha knows the number of maggots in the ground.
It means that they know the nature of all phenomena and all the details of all paths to become buddhas.
From the "Tibetan Institutional Religious Violence" thread.


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When Brandon Jacobs left the New York Giants for a backup role with the San Francisco 49ers, the timing made perfect sense.
Jacobs had done all he could do in New York, and frankly, he'd already given Tom Coughlin the best football in his body. Jacobs' running style changed in recent years, as he went from bull-in-a-china-closet menace to sideways-lumbering churner. The Giants struggled in short-yardage situations, with Jacobs driving his coach (and fan base) batty.
But Jacobs is now telling us the evolution of his game wasn't entirely of his doing. Another way put it? It was the offensive line's fault.
"No one's perfect -- somebody's gonna get a step on you at some point somewhere and you're not gonna be perfect," Jacobs told KNBR-AM in San Francisco (via SportsRadioInterviews.com). "Because we had issues. When I was with the Giants, we had issues down the line. Of course, I took the blame for those (because I was) holding the ball. But ultimately, at the end of the day it is my fault because I do have the ball and that's what people see. But there's a lot more than that going on."
We can't imagine this pass-the-buckfest will go over too well with members of the Giants' O-line. As for the 49ers, they better hope Jacobs' theory is right or they just got swindled.


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One approach the industry has taken to "stay ahead of the red" has been to outsource discrete packages of work, especially when a company lacks in-house capability or cannot complete a task on time. Outsourcing has evolved from a workload capacity management solution to an increasingly strategic solution. It is now widely recognized in the pharmaceutical industry that mastering the industry's entire skill range is no longer a viable option— even for large companies. Organizations of all sizes now realize that specialist companies can, in fact, do things better. Outsourcing may be used to address entire drug development lifecycle needs (as is the case with virtual companies), or it may be used for a variety of activities along the drug development continuum. Factors that help determine whether operations can beneficially be outsourced include the following: host company expertise and capabilities, host company's business model, stage of drug development (Phase 1, 2, or 3), and service provider experience and expertise.
Business process outsourcing (BPO)—the outsourcing of business activities required for the efficient operation of a company—has long been the mainstay of several industries, as functions such as accounting, purchasing, and information technology have been managed by external organizations. In the pharmaceutical industry, discrete packages of work, such as the generation of clinical supply materials for preclinical or clinical testing and manufacturing, have been outsourced. Outsourced manufacturing-related activities have typically focused on tactical operations and have included primary and secondary packaging, formulation, active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing, sterilization, and labeling.WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE PROCESS OUTSOURCING (KPO)?
With the evolution and maturity of outsourcing strategies, and the added comfort level that has come from successful tactical outsourcing, pharmaceutical companies are moving toward outsourcing high-end processes—and outsourcing them to offshore destinations. The offshoring of high-end, knowledge-intensive work is termed knowledge process outsourcing (KPO).
There has been a surge in KPO in the last few years as companies have recognized that high-end processes can be successfully outsourced with substantial cost savings. Incidentally, those organizations and locations that offer first-rate BPO services typically are in the best position to offer high-quality KPO services as well. The global KPO business of nearly $2 billion is estimated to reach $16 to $17 billion in the next five years. According to Evalueserve, low-end outsourcing services will grow globally from $7.7 billion in 2003 to $39.8 billion in 2010, implying a cumulative annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26%. In contrast, the estimated total revenue for the KPO market is expected to grow globally from $1.2 billion in 2003 to $17 billion in 2010, implying a CAGR of 46 percent.1


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|A World-Record Cover-Up?
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The Johnny King rack is a typical 6×6 (12-point) and for the most part, very symmetrical. The rack contains no abnormal points. The right G-3 is 3 6/8 inches shorter than the left. That measurement makes up over half of the difference between the two sides. The G-2s and G-3s are close together on both sides, but do not share a common base.
If you score the rack according to the rules in Boone & Crockett's latest scoring manual, you have to answer the following questions:
Question: Are all points coming off the top of the main beam?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Is the right G-3 out of the pattern or sequence on the rack?
Answer: No, it clearly has a matching point in the same location on the other beam.
Question: Do length differences in matching tines cause one or both to be abnormal points?
Answer: No, all difference in the length of points are accounted for in the "Difference" column. The tines are still considered to be "typical."
Question: Points that grow close together must allow for a 1/4-inch steel tape to be placed between them in a flat position allowing for the "circumference" measurement. Can a 1/4-inch steel tape be placed between the G-2 and G-3 tines on this rack?
Answer: Yes, with room to spare.
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That does not mean it never changes its mind. Just as with the King buck, numerous experts have disagreed with rulings that came down from the top.
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Tool Test: iVac Pro Automated Dust-control System
Laziness can reduce the efficiency of your dust-collection system, whether you use a shop vacuum or a centralized collector. Sometimes just walking around the machine to switch on your collector doesn't seem worth it.
Install an iVac Pro automated system and there's no excuse. You can opt for a remote control push-button system that clips to your belt, or use a stationary controller that connects to your machines and turns the collector on and off automatically.
With the remote control, your dust collector is plugged into an iVac Pro switch device. The remote control communicates via radio frequency (RF) with the switching unit to turn the collector on or off. And the device delays switching off the dust collector for a few seconds to clear the dust from the ductwork.
With the stationary unit, your machine is plugged into it. When the machine is switched this device senses current and communicates via RF to the dust collector to switch it on and off with your machine. And you can change it from auto to manual mode.
Up to eight machines can be hooked up to one switch unit. The tool units are available in either 15-amp or 20-amp versions for 115-volt (V) or 240V equipment. Similar systems are also available for use with higher-voltage machines and dust collectors, including 3-phase power. When the magazine recently moved and we built our new shop, we equipped the space with iVac Pro equipment. It not only satisfied us (and our lungs), but the local building, electrical and fire inspectors, too.
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Dawn Patrol: Severe weather hits Illinois; Search or hit-and-run driver
Suburbs spared worst of severe weather
While tornadoes touched down in portions of central Illinois yesterday, causing widespread damage, the Chicago area seemed to be spared the worst of the severe weather. All of the suburbs were under a tornado watch late yesterday morning and into the early afternoon. Severe thunderstorms that passed through the area featured 60 mph wind gusts and quarter-sized hail, according to the National Weather Service. Full story.
Search for fatal hit-and-run driver continues in Gurnee
Gurnee police continue to search for the driver who struck and killed a Gurnee man and injured his dog in a hit-and-run crash early Saturday morning. Timothy Fleming, 31, was found about 3:45 a.m. Saturday near the southbound entrance ramp to Skokie Highway/U.S. Route 41 from Washington Street in Gurnee. Officers who arrived on scene found him lying unresponsive, next to his injured dog. Police believe Fleming may have been chasing his dog when they were struck. Full story.
Northwest suburban police planning traffic crackdowns
Several Northwest suburban police departments will be putting extra officers on duty through the Thanksgiving holiday as part of a crackdown funded by federal grant money distributed by the Illinois Department of Transportation. Most towns are beginning the stepped-up enforcement today and it will continue through Dec. 1. Full story.
Glen Ellyn teen gets room makeover on 'cancerversary'
A typical teenager, Genevieve Cipriano already spends countless hours in her room. Following Saturday's bedroom makeover by Special Spaces Chicagoland, her parents may never see her again. The makeover, complete with fresh paint, new, distressed furniture, a canopy bed and decor inspired by Genevieve's own Pinterest account, was donated by Special Spaces, a nonprofit organization creates "dream" bedrooms for children with life-threatening medical conditions. Full story.
Families receive Blue Star banners to honor military service
Naperville American Legion Post 43 and VFW Post 3873 presented Blue Star Banners yesterday to families with loved ones serving in the armed forces. Families with spouses, children and even grandchildren serving were on hand at the Judd Kendall VFW Post in Naperville to accept their Blue Star Banners, a certificate and a lapel pin to show support and honor their loved ones. Full story.
Paralympic hopefuls take to the pool to show their talents
About 25 Paralympics hopefuls received a swimming assessment and were given tips in stroke technique and drills at Lake Forest High School yesterday during Gateway to Gold, the Paralympics Swimming Athlete Talent Identification & Coaches Clinic. Prior to their time in the water, the young swimmers received inspiration from Alyssa Gialamas of Naperville, who competed in the Paralympic Games in London in 2012 and hopes to do the same in Rio in 2016. Full story. Weather
Cooler than yesterday with a high of 43 degrees this afternoon. Temperatures will be about 38 degrees as you head out the door, then dip back to 28 degrees tonight. Full story.
Rollins Road remains closed at Route 83 in Round Lake Beach. People are urged to find an alternate route around the construction project. Full traffic.
Bears beat Ravens in OT after long delay
The Bears had to wait out a long rain delay and put in extra time to come away with a much-needed win. Robbie Gould kicked a 38-yard field goal to lift the Bears to a 23-20 victory over Baltimore yesterday in a game delayed about two hours by a torrential downpour. The big delay came after Tucker kicked a 52-yard field goal with 4:51 remaining in the first quarter. Fans were ordered to take cover. Players headed to the locker rooms as heavy rains and winds whipped through Soldier Field. Full story.
Blackhawks pound Sharks 5-1
Patrick Sharp scored two goals, including one on a third-period penalty shot, and Kris Versteeg had a goal and an assist to lead the Blackhawks to a 5-1 win over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night at United Center. Jonathan Toews and rookie Brandon Pirri also scored for the Blackhawks, who rebounded with a tidy defensive effort following a 7-2 loss in Nashville on Saturday, their most lopsided this season. Full story.


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The federal Energy Information Agency put out its annual energy outlook on Wednesday, predicting a sharp increase in U.S. oil production and a smaller-than-expected rise in gasoline use. Here's a look at some of the report's key findings:
U.S. crude oil production will rise to 7.5 million barrels per day in 2019, up from less than 6 million barrels per day in 2011.
It predicted that U.S. natural gas production will rise 24 percent by 2025.
Consumption will be lower than previously estimated because of higher fuel efficiency standards for cars. Growth in diesel consumption will be curbed by increased use of natural gas in trucks, the report predicted.
Net imports of energy decline to 9 percent of all U.S. energy consumption in 2040, down from 19 percent last year.
The EIA says the decline is because of higher domestic production of oil and natural gas, increased use of biofuels, and lower demand because of more fuel-efficient vehicles.
The U.S. will become a net exporter of liquefied natural gas in 2016 and of all natural gas by 2020. This is earlier than expected just a year ago, because quickly rising production is outpacing consumption faster than expected, the EIA said.


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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Getting The Brown Off
6 comments:
- Annie... said...
They said when Obama shook hands with Bush, bush's aide handed home hand sanitiser. It might mean Bush is paranoid about germs...or colour?
- 7:11 PM, March 24, 2010
- Nero Wolfe said...
The nerve of that Bush.
He actually had the nerve to touch and shake hands with a fellow human being.
I hope said human being had a gallon of sanitizer to wash that stain off.
What did the people of Haiti do to deserve a visit from the likes of that.
For Gawds sake aren't they suffering enough already?
- 7:53 PM, March 24, 2010
- Steve V said...
In fairness, I'd probably wash after touching Bush too ;) War criminals have cooties.
- 7:59 PM, March 24, 2010
- Nero Wolfe said...
Well since you mentioned it.....
Does Harper have cooties to?
You know if a war criminal like Bush has them.
See where i'm going with this?
- 10:38 PM, March 24, 2010
- Steve V said...
Not sure ;)
- 11:24 PM, March 24, 2010
- RuralSandi said...
Some say Bush is a germaphobe. Well, isn't that nice that he wants to put the germs on Clinton, classy.
Why not carry sanitizer then?
As if wiping his hands on Clinton will get rid of the germs - what an idiot.
- 7:48 AM, March 25, 2010


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Naperville North, Barrington battle to draw
Naperville North and Barrington have only practiced outside a few times this spring, but that didn't stop the two squads from opening the season on Monday night in Naperville.
They battled to a scoreless draw on yet another cold and windy evening.
"We said if we could play, we wanted to play," Huskies coach Steve Goletz said. "The way this spring has been, God only knows when it's going to snow again."
As the two-time defending Class 3A champion, Naperville North is going to garner a lot of attention, but a new era has begun after 12 seniors graduated from a program that went 46-1-4 the past two seasons.
Making their debut for the Huskies were freshmen Ashley Santos, Morgan Krause and Emily Wilhelm, who teamed with junior Jen Fortman to form a back line that posted the shutout.
"Jen played a little bit last year, but the other three are all freshmen, so to get the shutout was great," Goletz said. "Of course, Fiona (Baenziger) was phenomenal. She made 3 or 4 game-saving saves and you need that while you have kids out there that are growing into the system."
Barrington also showed a great deal of inexperience, playing five freshmen.
"I was pleased with the effort," Fillies coach Ryan Stengren said. "It wasn't the best soccer, but with the weather conditions and only being outside twice, you can't expect for it to be pretty right now."
The Fillies had the better run of things in the second half and created a fair share of scoring opportunities. Baenziger thwarted shots from Annalise Avers in the 60th minute and Jenna Szczesny in the 70th.
"It felt good to make a couple stops and to do something good for the team," Baenziger said. "It was a little nerve-wracking at the beginning with starting a whole new era and everything, but for the first game, I'm pretty happy with the result."
Stengren saw a fair share of missed opportunities.
"We created a lot of chances but we weren't as hungry as we need to be in the box," he said. "We haven't worked on the offensive third stuff yet."
Naperville North scoring machine Abbie Boswell, who had 27 goals and 10 assists last season, is returning from an MCL injury. Goletz limited the Ball State recruit's minutes.
"I probably played her more than I should have, but she's a super competitive kid that wants to be out there," he said. "I tried to limit her to 10-minute spurts."
Midfielders Meghan Lee and Lily Butler and forward Sarah Feder were the only senior starters for the Huskies.
"I thought the midfield connected really well for a first game," Lee said. "I think that people have this expectation that we're not going to be as great as last year, but we have a lot of competition in the Naperville area with these clubs players, so I think we'll not be as bad as some people perceive us to be."
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Perfect 10 Case Against Google Dismissed (With Prejudice) After Court Asks Perfect 10 To Open Its Books
from the a-perfect-0 dept
As the TorrentFreak article linked above notes, Perfect 10 was so desperate to find some sort of evidence to use against Google, it offered $25,000 to anyone who could provide evidence that Google "aided or condoned copyright infringement." Considering how often we see people (especially in our own comments) insist that Google does this all the time, it sure seems like when it was time to present evidence no one could come up with a damn thing. And that's not surprising, because if you know anything about anything, you'd know that Google is actually pretty aggressive against infringement (sometimes over-aggressive) -- and contrary to the claims of people who seem to know nothing about online advertising, there's little money made in any advertising around infringement anyway.
What's more interesting is that, as TorrentFreak notes again, this sudden agreement to dismiss the case with prejudice comes after the court had ordered that Perfect 10 open up its books and "provide full insight into all internal communications regarding the court case." Given the accusations concerning Perfect 10's business practices (i.e., supposedly relying on such lawsuits as its business model), perhaps they felt it was better to keep that stuff from being revealed publicly.


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I didn't see it coming.
I didn't see it coming.
The surprise arrived when I picked up the latest issue of National Geographic Traveler magazine.
Staring back at me was a feature story called "Best of the World: Our 20 Must-See Places for 2013."
The come-on proved too tough to ignore. The article talked up places like Kyoto and Marseilles. But I almost spilled my morning coffee when I turned the page.
On the magazine's exclusive list — sandwiched between Malawi and Raja Ampat — was a glowing review of the Hudson Valley.
Don't get me wrong — living here for 40 years has made me aware of all our region has to offer. There are all sorts of places around here worth checking out.
Throw in the art shows, festivals, museums and fabulous scenery, and you've got the makings of a top-notch vacation travel destination.
Trouble is, for all of those Nat Geo Traveler readers who aren't from around these parts, getting here is not nearly as easy as it could or should be.
Our newly won claim to fame comes at a time of decline at our local airport. According to a recent report, Stewart Airport remains mired in its longest continuing passenger decrease in recent memory.
The problems — fewer flights offered by fewer airlines to few destinations, a sluggish economy and chronically high ticket prices — aren't news.
The Port Authority, which runs Stewart, has been trying to turn things around by waving an incentive plan in front of long-sought-after airlines. So far, no takers.
Susan Hawvermale, Orange County's director of tourism, would love to see the national magazine attention used as ammunition by those fighting the battle to attract more passenger service to Stewart.
She made a pitch recently for a closer working relationship with the Port Authority as a way to promote Stewart and use it to bring us more tourism dollars. Apparently, a lot more marketing work needs to be done.
Hawvermale says many who call her office in search of interesting places in the region haven't heard of our local airport — even though Stewart has been in the passenger service business for more than 20 years.
There's no denying a significant economic turnaround could help convince air carriers to make a Stewart commitment that would make it easier for us — and potential magazine reader visitors — to steer clear of the New York metro airports.
And since National Geographic Traveler thinks we're worth a look-see, maybe the "must see" label could become part of the sales pitch that's made to the airlines we've been trying to woo. It couldn't hurt.
Now that the rest of the world is getting the word that we're a place worth visiting, it would help if our local airport became a true gateway to the Hudson Valley.
I'm willing to bet Stewart would make a better impression than the airports serving Malawi and Raja Ampat.
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Depression is common in cancer, up to half of all patients facing the disease experience depressive symptoms, ranging from mild to severe. When depression co-exists with cancer, patients may be at an increased risk of death from cancer and from suicide.
Antidepressants are commonly prescribed, but the evidence on their efficacy is mixed. The role of antidepressants in treating cancer-related depression has not been rigorously studied. To identify best practice for the treatment of depression in cancer, Dartmouth researchers completed a systematic review and meta-analysis of existing research. The paper was published in General Hospital Psychiatry in June.
The review identified two classes of antidepressants that reduce symptoms of depression:
- An alpha-2-adrenergic receptor antagonist: Mianserin
- Two selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors: fluoxetine (Prozac) and paroxetine (Paxil)
Available evidence suggests that paroxetine and fluoxetine can improve depressive symptoms but may be less well-tolerated.
Miaserin also showed a higher depression response rate compared to placebo, whereas paroxetine and fluoxetine did not. The response rates were low suggesting only modest changes in depressive symptoms.
"All the evidence for alpha-2-andrenergic receptors was based on a single agent, Mianserin," said Natalie Riblet, MD, MPH, lead author of the study, Department of Psychiatry, Geisel School of Medicine. "Unfortunately, the most promising agent, Mianserin, is not available in the US. Given that Mirtazapine is a close pharmacological cousin of Mianserin, there may be clinical benefit to further exploring the role of Mirtazapine in the management of cancer-related depression."
In terms of side effect profiles, Mianserin appeared slightly more tolerable compared to placebo; paroxetine had slightly higher but nonsignificant dropout rate due to side effects compared to placebo; fluoxetine had a significantly higher dropout than placebo, though this finding became non-significant after removing a study outlier.
"Adverse drug interactions are possible between chemotherapy agents and antidepressants," said Riblet. "Specifically tamoxifen, a common chemotherapy agent, may interact with certain antidepressants to increase risk of serious side effects."
The different classes of antidepressants work on different neurotransmitters. The study reported that the alpha-2-andrenergic receptor antagonists show particular promise in cancer patients possibly due to their pharmacological profile, which increases norepinephrine and serotonin. Alpha-2-andrenergic receptor antagonists are less likely to cause common serotonin-related side effects such as headache, agitation, jitteriness, or sexual dysfunction, but may contribute to sedation.
The review included nine randomized trials conducted between 1985 and 2011 with 4,700 eligible records from 1,169 patients from various countries. Overall 83 percent of subjects were female with a mean age of 54 years.
"There is a scarcity of evidence to address the role of antidepressants in cancer-related depression," said Riblet. "Our findings suggest there is a need for high-quality randomized clinical trials that explore the role of antidepressants in treating cancer-related depression."
Co-authors of the study included Robin Larson, MD, MPH, Bradley V. Watts, MD, MPH, and Paul Holtzheimer, MD, MS. Authors have appointments at The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center or the White River Junction VA Medical Center.
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Box Office: Pain and Gain Takes No. 1 Spot
Apr 28, 2013 6:38 PM EDT
Pain and Gain earned $20 million in its opening weekend to claim the top spot at the box office. The Michael Bay comedy, starring Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, narrowly slipped past last week's top film, Tom Cruise's Oblivion, which fe… Read more


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What is Business Continuity Planning?
Business Continuity Planning (BCP) is a planning process that results in a collection of resources, actions, procedures and information that ensures that Suffolk University's schools and departments continue to operate under adverse circumstances. BCP focuses on those business functions that are critical to the success of the University. The BCP plans are developed, tested, reviewed on a regular basis, updated, and held in readiness for use in the event of a major disruption of the University's operations.
What is Suffolk Ready?
Suffolk Ready is our version of an organized toolkit to help us develop our BCP plans.
What is the Purpose of Business Continuity Planning?
- Safeguard human life
- Sustain essential departmental functions under negative circumstances
- Increase survivability of critical equipment and records
- Minimize business damage and loss
- Steer orderly response and recovery from incidents
- Support survivability of the University
How We Develop Business Continuity Plans
The BCP process starts with each department entering the following information in the Suffolk Ready website, which will walk you through answering questions and filling in the information:Identify Critical Functions
Identify and list your department's critical functions
Identify and list key personnel who perform those functions
Identify and list resources required to perform those functions
Rank the criticality of functions according to a scale standardized for use across the University
Identify the peak period for each identified function
Identify and list other departments whose reduced functioning would seriously impair your department's ability to perform each critical function
Identify other departments that would be seriously impacted if your department could not perform an identified critical function
Identify consequences of failure of each critical function
Identify strategies to overcome various conditions that may be present in the weeks or months following an incident so that your department can continue to perform identified critical functions (examples: prolonged loss of workspace due to a fire, or 50% reduction in staff for six weeks due to an influenza pandemic)
The three steps above are the basis for your BCP. The final step is to work with the Emergency Manager to test your plan to evaluate its effectiveness, as well as identify any areas that may need further review and revision.


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The problem with many electronics is that they have a shelf life of a few years (depending on how long the parts can hold up), but now a team from the University of Illinois has developed an electronic circuit that can actually self-heal when its metal wires break. The researchers claim the new system is able to restore conductivity within "mere microseconds", meaning that should your TV break while you are watching it, it'll fix itself without you even knowing anything was wrong. While the technology is still a work in progress, the team believes their method will even work with complex systems like multi-layer printed circuit boards (PCBs).
So how have the scientists developed a system for self-healing TVs (and other electronic units)? The team used a series of 10-micron (0.01mm) micro-capsules and placed them along the length of a circuit. These micro-capsules are filled with a gallium-indium liquid metal alloy. In theory, when the circuit cracks, the micro-capsules follow suit allowing the liquid metal to fill in the cracks and restore conductivity by up to 99%.
Our example of a broken TV was a very basic example, but the technology could have huge ramifications in the world of industry and aerospace. It would allow for potential catastrophes to be averted by electronics being able to heal themselves in extreme environments – for example in spacecraft and fighter planes.
"It simplifies the system," said chemistry professor Jeffrey Moore, a co-author of the paper which was published in Advanced Materials. "Rather than having to build in redundancies or to build in a sensory diagnostics system, this material is designed to take care of the problem itself."
"In an aircraft, especially a defense-based aircraft, there are miles and miles of conductive wire. You don't often know where the break occurs. The autonomous part is nice – it knows where it broke, even if we don't."
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I didn't say he wouldn't or even couldn't be good. I said that under the coaching staff the canucks had they clearly wanted someone other than Hodgson playing those minutes. They wanted Pahlsson or his ilk. They had Henrik. They had Kesler. The only spot remaining is the 4th line and on that line they had LaPierre. Down the stretch and in the playoffs with, count them, 4 centers the coaching staff was in all likelihood going to put above him in the depth chart that limited role was shaping up to be "popcorn eater". They didn't trust him and were actively deciding to find someone else for that third line role. They acquired Pahlsson on deadline day prior to agreeing to any trade with Hodgson. From everyone on that day, that deal came along at the last minute. Had it not come along both Pahlsson and Hodgson would have been on the team and AV would have given Pahlsson the spot in the lineup. I think he would also give LaPierre the spot over Hodgson. With AV, rightly or wrongly, he had to trust a player defensively to use them in the playoffs to any real degree and that goes double for his centers.ESQ wrote: What kills me about the argument that Hodgson would have been no good in the playoffs is that there is no evidence to support it. Hodgson was the 3rd line center, he was deliberately given sheltered minutes, he played a lot on the PP and put up quite a lot of points. I would argue that the TEAM performance was better having Hodgson in that limited role than in having Kassian and Pahlsson, because scoring immediately became a problem and the powerplay suffered enormously since the trade.
No evidence to support that...perhaps nothing definitive but there is an awful lot of circumstantial evidence that suggests that would be the case. And of course on the flip side, there is also no evidence that he would have made any sort of difference.
bah got dragged back into the off topic discussion..... I'm out now. no more dragging me in.


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Actually I was just thinking the same thing, and looking for a place to post this:
Japanese movies invited to Cannes.
"Innocence", and another anime ("Nobody Knows") are the first Japanese animated films placed in the competition category for the prestigious Palme d'Or.
|2004-04-22, 22:02
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Anyways, I am willing to bet the R2 DVD will contain English subtitles. But I know actually paying for anime is quite a foreign concept to a lot of people.
|2004-04-22, 23:07
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Spain
Age: 39
I think this show should be considered as licensed. As far as I know it has been picked by DreamWorks for worldwide theatrical release, and the DVDs will come out from GoFish Pictures (DreamWorks' distribution company, in charge of Millennium Actress' DVD release).
|2004-04-23, 03:32
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Just call me Ojisan
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: U.K. Hampshire
Since it is licensed, please do not ask where downloads can be obtained (or for that matter which fansub group will pick it up). There is another thread in the General Anime forum discussing the trailer but this thread can be used do discuss the movie itself.
|2004-09-18, 11:53
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Squaresville
Age: 39
I saw it last night here in Denver at the Mayan subbed...
It really was a lot to take in at one sitting especially subbed so I plan to see it one more time before it leaves town in 2 weeks. It really was a beautiful movie. Some things were hard to tell that they were rendered. But the movie felt like it ran a little long.
I really liked the movie even though I never saw all of SAC or read any of the Manga. I took the kid I mentor to go see it too and he had to wait until the end to get what was going on but its more obvious then first movie. I think its worth the 8 bucks to see on the big screen...
its playing on a lot more screens then I thought it would be so check the site to see if its playing near you the screenings are really short.
|2004-09-18, 15:28
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Sol System
I saw it about a month ago in Chiba and it's pretty good. It has the same atmosphere like the first movie - lots of scenary shots. The music style is the same.
As Final says, it feels a little long since the dialog and scenary shots are a long time. The dialog is pretty plain and there's very little emotions.
If you are expecting something like SAC, you would not enjoy it as much. If you liked the first movie, then this is down the same lines.
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|2004-09-18, 16:01
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Demon-Fox Inside©
Join Date: Apr 2004
Age: 32
I was really looking up when i finded out that Motoko Kusanagi wasn't showing up But when i watched it, I noticed it was a good movie, the story was very deep for a movie, but I expected some more of it, but overall its a real good movie and one to keep in mind
|2004-09-18, 22:05
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Not great but not a bad movie either. Better than the first. I'm a big fan of GITS:SAC but not the first movie. Fans of the first movie will probably like this one though. I thought the story and dialogue were somewhat interesting but there were scenes of just background that seemed to take forever and felt like time filler to me. Like the first movie, the action was pretty sparce but it was impressive when it happened. I'll probably watch it again to take in all the details that I missed the first time around.
|2004-09-19, 03:09
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oh dear
Join Date: Aug 2004
To me too innocence felt like it was a lot closer in style to the first GITS movie than SAC, it has this more philosophic and artistic approach, whereas SAC seems to rely more heavily onto the dialogue and plot. It has a certain art movie-feel to it, and while there's some quality GITS/I.G action scenes, it's maybe not as 'entertaining' as the series.
I must say that I also didn't like too much about the first movie, and as this second one seems to be more like a remake or tribute to it (it's awhile when I last saw the first GITS but I think there's at least a couple of pastiche scenes in innocence) you need to take my critique with a grain of salt -->
It just felt like innocence was lacking story-wise, and dialogue and ending seemed a bit forced to me. (the dialogue was maybe a bit off anyway because of imperfect subtitles) In graphics department, 3d art and effects were top-notch, 2d animation was usually good but there's some points when it was a bit jerky. More frames or a bit of motion blur would have been nice.
Maybe I was a bit tired and didn't catch all the 'hidden' meanings at the first viewing. I may want to give this kind of movie another try. It's not that I have to force myself to do so, as even with it's some shortcomings, I still find innocence to be a beautiful and stylistic piece of animation.
|2004-09-20, 03:20
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Age: 37
Heh, just saw it in the theater today. I had to go 20 miles to the only theater within a 50 mile radius to play the movie. I thought it was pretty good despite the epic legacy it has to live up to. I felt that the story was a bit tacked on and took a back seat to some of the more esoteric messages for most of the movie. At times, I also felt like it was trying to forcefeed me bits of plot only to brush over more immidiate parts of the story.
All I can really say without getting into specific plot points is I don't regret seeing it, and if it starts playing at the local IMAX by any miracle, I'll go see it again.
On a sidenote: It was the single greatest theater experience I've had in a long time. The audience was actually silent and paid attention to the movie. There were no crying babies or people talking the whole time. If only all of my trips to the theater could be this great.
|2004-10-05, 00:49
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Viva Monster Union.
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: In a van down by the river.
Way better than the fist one. I can say that. Kinda slow at times. End was pretty sweet. Not a lot happnes in this movie. I understood the movie but didn't get all the philosophical talk. Doubt anyone will the first time around.
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|2004-10-05, 22:35
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ore wa kanpeki da
Join Date: Nov 2003
I just finished watching it, jesus, talk about overdoing it. It wasn't until the very end that I realized I had actually read the story in one of the manga chapters. I think keeping it simpler would have been better, some parts of the movie was very well done like the lab scene, yakuza and ending but lots of unnecessary crap in between.
Innocence had a better presentation but the first movie had better story telling.
|2004-10-06, 15:09
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Antwerp area, Belgium, Europa
Age: 42
Just saw Innocence today and what can I saw, it's a damn piece of art
GitS Innocence has alot off good points going for it : AWESOME animation, especially the flight over that cathedral like building, the entire part at the mansion and maby other scenes. Along with the music this created an atmosphere which kept me on the edge of my seat for the whole time.
Storywise I was a little dissapointed, it didn't feel like one cohesive story but more like a sequence of scnes in which they could display all their animation and surrounding tricks (did i mention the animation was spectacular). Some GitS fans will be a bit dissapointed (myself included) because
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But this was a very very enjoyable experience and that DVD better be out fast
Comparing both movies I d have to agree with the previous posters, GitS had a better story, Innocence has better animation/atmosphere
OH did I mention the animation just plain kicked ass
|2004-10-08, 02:04
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
I had to resort to the fansubs for my need of GITS, since for some unknown reason they decided only show it like twice in the toronto festival, and no more for the canadians...but when it comes out on DVD I will of course support them...
The graphics is amazing, everyone would agree, but I do find that the first one do have better storytelling than the 2nd one...the 2nd one also had a lot of intelluctal quotes that was quite hard to follow when watching it the first time...
and most of all, I was expecting that
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|Twins | Camilo Pascual, Kent Hrbek to be honored
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 10:33:40 -0800
Former Minnesota Twins SP Camilo Pascual will be honored during a pregame ceremony July 14, when he will become the 24th person to be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame. Team president Dave St. Peter also confirmed that a bronze statue of former 1B Kent Hrbek will be added outside Target Field this season.
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La Velle E. Neal III, of The Minneapolis Star-Tribune, reports former Minnesota Twins standout Kent Hrbek believes his former team can get over the loss of SP Johan Santana to the New York Mets and have a good season. "It all depends on what happens with the pitching staff they have and how well they will perform,'' said Hrbek. "If they pitch their butts off and do well, everyone will be like: 'Who?'"
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The Associated Press reports Angelo Giuliani, who played parts of seven big league seasons as a catcher before becoming a scout for the Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins, died at the age of 91 Friday, Oct. 8. Giuliani played in 243 games in the late 1930s and early '40s and was behind the plate when Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio batted for the first time in the big leagues. He was also on the field when Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig gave his famous farewell speech at Yankee Stadium in 1939. As a scout, he signed Kent Hrbek and other players for the Twins before retiring in 1987. KFFL offers our condolences.
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|Twins | Carew Returns To Minnesota, Accepts Executive Position
Tue, 20 Jan 2004 13:35:13 -0800
The Associated Press reports the Minnesota Twins signed Hall of Famer Rod Carew to an executive staff position. Carew will assist in several facets of the front office, including corporate partnerships, marketing, community affairs and broadcasting. Minnesota already has former greats Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva and Kent Hrbek working for the club in similar capacities.
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Cinema 5 in Detroit Lakes set to re-open with new owners
After closing its doors Sunday, the Cinema 5 Theater in the Washington Square Mall is already set to open back up under new ownership. Here is a press release sent by the President of Oddessey Theaters, Steven Tripp:
Odyssey Entertainment, Inc. announced today the acquisition of the Washington Square Cinema 5 to their theatre chain. Located in the Washington Square Mall in Detroit Lakes, MN, the theatre is scheduled to reopen under the CineMagic banner keeping the Washington Square Cinema 5 name. Plans are currently underway to upgrade the theatre over the next 12 months. Upgrades being planned include new seating, new sound systems, digital projection systems featuring 3D technology and remodeled concessions area.
With opening day slated to be December 21st just in time for the holiday movie releases, staff and management will be busy cleaning and stocking the theatre over the next few days. "We are very excited to be in the Detroit Lakes market and are pleased to be operating the theatre in the Washington Square Mall" said Steve Tripp, Odyssey's President. Tripp went on to say "I was involved years ago when this theatre was first built and could not be happier to bring a clean, well run facility to the people of Detroit Lakes. It has been a pleasure working with the Washington Square Mall management in the efforts to reopen the theatre".
The theatre will feature more family friendly pricing as well as weekday specials to make movie going more affordable to everyone. Computerized ticketing and concessions will soon allow for advanced ticket sales, credit card purchases and internet ticket purchasing.
Odyssey Entertainment, Inc. operates theatres under both the Odyssey and CineMagic banners in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota and Ohio.


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Boys Hoops: New Bremen roars past Fort Loramie
NEW BREMEN – The New Bremen Cardinals matched Fort Loramie's physicality and used a big third quarter to defeat the Redskins, 74-62, on Saturday at New Bremen.
"It was a real physical game," Cardinals head coach Adam Dougherty said. "I was real pleased with how physical we were."
Carson Manger led the Cardinals in scoring with 24 points, while Luke Schwieterman added 18 points, Ben Homan had 14 points and nine rebounds and Justin Heitkamp had 12 points and eight rebounds.
For the Redskins Seth Guillozet led all scorers with 26 points and Grant Olberding had 10 points and six rebounds.
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Carson Manger and Seth Guillozet started the game big with matching three's, but then fouls started to pile up for Ft. Loramie as they were called for six straight fouls and New Bremen was able to capitalize with baskets from Justin Heitkamp and Luke Schwieterman off turnovers to grab a 7-3 lead with five minutes left. The rest of the quarter neither team wanted to give in as Jason Streib nailed a three at the buzzer to tie the game at 15-all.
The back and forth scoring continued in the second quarter as New Bremen scored on four straight layups in the final three minutes and the biggest came with six seconds left in the half when Luke Schwieterman stole the inbounds pass and went in for a layup to close the score to 32-31 at halftime in favor of Ft. Loramie.
"That steal by Luke (Schwieterman) at the end of the half was huge," Dougherty said. "He is a kid who never stops playing and he competes the whole 32 minutes. He has real good awareness, toughness and knows what is going on and paying attention to the scouting report and knowing what they are going to run and then having the awareness of making a play. That was also a big momentum swing. We go into the half with momentum it is easier to coach at halftime."
The third quarter saw the Cardinals take off. In the first three minutes the Redskins were 0-1 from the field and had three turnovers and New Bremen took advantage as they went on an 8-0 run to grab a 39-32 lead with 5:19 left. The rest of the quarter New Bremen outscored the Redskins 15-10 to lead 54-44 after three quarters of play.
"They were crashing down on the post when we threw it in in the first half and we were a little quick with it," Dougherty said. "In the second half we either made a decisive move or let the help clear and kicked it back out and got it back inside. Also the big players when they didn't get touches kept crashing the boards.
"We were not so passive on both ends of the floor in the second half," Dougherty said. "Defensively we kept them in front more and stopped getting beat on the dribble. We also played a little more disciplined on defense. Our defense always seems to affect how we play offensively."
In the final eight minutes the Cardinals managed to match Ft. Loramie to seal the 76-62 victory.
"We got the shots we wanted to get tonight," Dougherty said. "We executed pretty well and we made good adjustments as they made adjustments. The kids did a good job of understanding what they were in and what we needed to do to attack it."
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Written by Ted and Bettie Haney, Gothenburg Thursday, 26 September 2013 18:03
Saturday, as the parade was winding down, a young lad dressed in a Cub Scout uniform stopped, smiled and said, "Hello." He then proceeded to share the candy he had gathered.
Not many young people today have the kindness and selflessness that this young man had.
I presume the lady with him was his mother—she should be very proud of this boy!
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printable thread bobbins...
As promised, here they are! These Wound-Up Thread Bobbins are all set for you to print out on card stock and wind up your own embroidery floss on. The PDF has 20 bobbins, each with a different color floss on it...but of course, you can use them for all your lovely colors!
Download, print, and smile as you stitch!
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OMG these are crazy cute! Thanks Mollie!ReplyDelete
AGGHHHH! These are adorable! Thanks so much, Mollie! As soon as I get more printer ink, I'm printin these bad boys out!ReplyDelete
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I already use plastic bobbins for my floss but I could use these for when I get floss only used for a big project :)
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