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Alibi Picks
A Nutcracker Navidad
The Nutcracker Ballet in the Land of Enchantment
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Aural Sex: RISK! opens Pornotopia film fest with edgy storytelling
The Daily Word in Pussy Riot, excessive force, presidential brosefs
Pussy Riot gets two years for speaking out against Putin.
Several articles on the Washington Post today are pissed off at President Obama. Here's one of them.
Between Obama, Romney, Biden and Ryan, Who's the biggest bro?
Eastdale softball rules!
If you're a cop who likes beating people, tasing them and stepping on their head when they're trying to surrender, a warrant wouldn't hurt.
Hatch wins a green chile battle.
Baldwin on fracking.
From Amish to rodeo.
People who can't spell vs. Islam.
Ow! ... just ow. (may be NSFW)
Speaking of assholes, we all know that Kobe Bryant is one. So is his wife.
Happy Birthday, Mr. President!
While mindlessly web surfing, I came upon some ad that suggested I click on it to wish Barack Obama a happy birthday. Due to my general mistrust of web ads, I instead decided to post this as a tribute to the POTUS' 51st.
By the way, seeing as Lindsay Lohan seems to be convinced that she's the second coming of Marilyn Monroe, it's surprising she hasn't performed this yet. Then again, Marilyn had class, whereas LiLo has about the amount of class as Ke$ha at a trailer park kegger.
Wait, what was I talking about? Oh yeah, happy birthday, Mr. President!
All hail the bard
The Vortex Theatre is on its last weekend of shows in its last installment of the Will Power series—a run of Shakespearean productions. Leigh Hile reviewed The Winter's Tale in this week's Alibi. Check out her write-up to see why this might be one of the best slices of Shakespeare you'll catch this year. Then head to one of the remaining three performances, including tonight's at 7:30 p.m.
The Daily Word in the U.S. winning, Chick-fil-A kiss-in, Jenna Jameson hearts Mitt
U.S. Olympians had a record-setting day with Gabby Douglas becoming the first African American to win the women's gymnastics all-around and Michael Phelps three-peating gold in the 200-meter individual medley.
Oh, and the men's bball team put up an Olympic-best 156 points against Nigeria. That still doesn't answer my question as to why we haven't been able to view their games on regular TV.
Not much change in the job market.
Balloon Fiesta vendors are worried about what they say could be price-fixing at this year's event.
Where Chick-fil-A ranks in terms of major companies with controversial policies.
Speaking of which, today is "National Same Sex Kiss Day at Chick-fil-A."
Santa Fe bus driver admits to multiple instances of sexual misconduct, but isn't jailed.
Sexist photography at the Olympics?
French president fulfills his promise of cracking down on the rich.
Wojdan Shaherkani became the first Saudi woman ever to compete in the Olympics.
It's tax-free weekend in New Mexico.
The worst commercial for ice cream of all time.
Mitt Romney gains the support of what appears to be a hunk of humanoid plastic that calls itself Jenna Jameson.
Proof that Ryan Lochte is the frat-boy version of Jeff Spicoli.
And because you know you need to know, a little more info on "Gangnam Style."
A toast to the end of the world
Or why getting drunk in the postapocalyptic landscape is the thing to do
John Bear reviewed Peter Heller's postapocalyptic novel The Dog Stars in this week's issue. It got me thinking about what life would be like if everything went to shit. Actually, it got me thinking about all the things I would enjoy doing if there were some sort of cataclysmic event that wiped out most of the population—be it the coming zombie apocalypse, the also-plausible vampire apocalypse, or any of the doomsday scenarios that religious zealots spew forth every year.
To answer this question, I decided to consult a few of my favorite films and novels that deal in such grim matter.
And the realization that I came to is this: I'd get drunk.
That's right, if the world ended, everyone I knew and cared about was wiped out, and I had to spend my days raiding zombie-infested grocery stores with eerily flickering fluorescent lights, armed with a sawed-off—all in the name of scrounging up some Chef Boyardee and Twinkies—I'd probably come home in the evening to a nice fifth of $500 bourbon.
If you need proof that this is probably what you would do too, let us turn to a couple primary sources.
First off, there's Richard Matheson's brilliant 1954 novel, I Am Legend. You are most likely familiar with this work via the Charlton Heston flick or that Will Smith one that included some of the worst CGI of the 21st century.
If you haven't read Matheson's book, I advise you to do so. The protagonist, Robert Neville, basically goes around killing the shit out of vampires and then ... you guessed it, getting hammered. It's one of the most entertaining books I've ever read.
Moving on, there's that great scene in George Romero's Dawn of the Dead where some folks hole-up in a shopping mall to get away from the zombie hordes. And what do they do? Raid the mall's liquor store and get schnockered on high-end booze.
Exhibit C: When the world is ravaged by crazies infected with some sort of ape rabies in 28 Days Later, Brendan Gleeson's character grabs as much fine Scotch as his shopping cart can handle whilst on a scavenging run. He then proceeds to drink it.
Getting back to Peter Heller's book, all I know about its protagonist's tastes for liquids is that he drinks Coke. I already don't trust him.
Free Neil Young tickets
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If you feel like rockin' for free in the free world, comment on this blog post with a favorite Neil Young quote or anecdote. The first five to answer the call will be rewarded with plus-one passes to see Neil Young and Crazy Horse at the Hard Rock Pavilion on Friday, August 3. If you're not a registered Alibi user, you'll need to do that to enter. (Also send your full name, Alibi.com user name and a number we can reach you at to email@example.com.)
And in the meantime, give Neil's latest album Americana a listen. I've been blaring it all week, and the 1800s never sounded so badass.
The Daily Word in Colorado movie massacre, unlicensed tattoo parlors, Scottish train drunks
At least 12 dead as gunman opens fire at Dark Knight Rises midnight showing in Denver suburb.
President Obama responds.
Young sportscaster who died in the shootings had written her last blog on a separate massacre.
State officials confirm 48 tattoo parlors operating without licenses in New Mexico.
City's clean water supply may be jeopardized by millions of gallons of spilled, underground jet fuel.
Details being withheld on slain Virginia reporter.
Live updates on this weekend's British Open.
Jeremy Lin on his three-year, $25 million deal with the Rockets.
Yay, Albuquerque is not among AARP's list of the top five most dangerous U.S. cities.
You can no longer get blitzed on Scottish trains.
Alibi Picks
A Good Old-Fashioned Friday the 13th Horror Show
Jack and Bella Manningham aren't exactly the world's happiest couple. She's psychologically fragile, and he's doing everything he can to convince her she's insane. This includes toying with her perceptions by dimming their house's gaslight—hence the pschological abuse term "gaslighting." Angel Street was written in 1938 by British dramatist Patrick Hamilton. Murder and deception run deep in this mystery directed by Paula Stein, who taught drama at Manzano High School for 25 years. The play runs through July 29 at the Adobe Theater.

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- Kurt Vonnegut, 1922-2007
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The company still anticipates a slowly rising economy and higher full-year earnings than last year.
"Coal inventory levels are up and the burn rate is down," Chief Financial Officer Rob Knight said. "What will change that glide path are summer conditions," if utility customers need more coal to produce electricity for air conditioners.
Utility inventories are averaging 75-day stockpiles, Knight said, compared with an optimal level of about 60 days.
He said chemical shipments are expected to be up 9% to 10% in the first quarter, with overall volumes up 2%.
"We've also been able to run a very efficient operation, and got started on some capital work that in harsher winter conditions would have been harder," he said.


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Bought a 2007 RT1200 with 1100 miles and drove it back to Atlanta from Boston November 2011. No brake issues and rode it for 6 mos with now 4900 miles. The brake fluid and all fluids changed by BMW dealer March 2011 by original owner and I changed rear & transmission in January 2012. Last month, the ABS brakes went out with less than 5000 miles and BMW and the dealers acknowledge they know there is a problem with the brake pumps. They refuse to work with me saying I'm not the original owner wanting $1300 to fix it. This is my second BMW and my last! You pay more for a BMW and you expect a quality product. This will eventually ruin the resell of BMW bikes. I was going to buy another used BMW, but a different model and decided against it.
Being told not to wait two years per the BMW maintains schedule to replace brake fluid but ever 12 months. One dealer tells me it's the pumps not the fuild that is the Issue. I realize the 3 warranty is up, but you know there is a problem and you won't resolve it.


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This is Willie..he lived at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks, Ok.
Full Body of the Big Blue Bug.
My daughter Em & the Wild baby bunny..
This is Odie..he poses for me..He's 3 now and still an incredible HAM bonehead.
EveryWhere I go there's always a squirrel...and they POSE! What a HooT!
My customary Oklahoma Sunflower shots...sorry..I got a little carried away.
and those wonderful little bitty white flowers that grow all over your yard.
This little guy & his lady kept me entertained for a season...Had to chop down the dead tree they wanted to live in.. But we had fun.
Has she not got THE Sweetest Face...she looked so shy...Loved Her!


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CARSON, Calif. – Having claimed the Supporters' Shield with a lofty 59 points during the regular season, the Los Angeles Galaxy are right where that accomplishment would indicate: on the brink of MLS Cup.
Still, Galaxy coach Bruce Arena does not peg his team as the favorites to reach anything. In the first round of the 2010 MLS Cup Playoffs, the Galaxy were the only higher seed to advance to a conference final.
"I don't know whether we'd be the favorite in the west or the east right now," Arena said on Sunday after LA eliminated Seattle. "None of these games have favorites right now. The home field hasn't held up that well. These games are hard to play in as evidenced by this past week."
The Eastern Conference top-seeded New York Red Bulls started their conference semifinal second-leg soiree by allowing the San Jose Earthquakes a goal within six minutes. The Quakes went on to win 3-1 at Red Bull Arena and take the series 3-2 on aggregate.
[inline_node:322293]The Columbus Crew beat the Colorado Rapids but, at 2-1, it was not enough to win the series outright. The match ended in penalty kicks and the Crew's Brian Carroll sent the final kick well over the crossbar to give the Rapids the surprise series victory.
Real Salt Lake needed a victory over FC Dallas Saturday at Rio Tinto Stadium but only managed to eke out a 1-1 draw, and the defending MLS Cup champions crashed out on a 3-2 aggregate.
"We were very aware of the fact that all the other top seeds lost," Galaxy captain Landon Donovan said. "We didn't want that to happen."
Still, Donovan said the lower-seeded teams advanced by their own merits, not because the higher seeds collapsed.
"All those teams are playing the best in the league right now and that's why they're there," Donovan said. "We all said Colorado was playing as good as anybody going into it, San Jose has something about them that's working right now and certainly Dallas beating, in my opinion, the second-best team in the league in a two-game series says a lot about them."
Of the remaining quartet, the Galaxy easily have the best record. The Galaxy finished nine points clear of FC Dallas and 13 points ahead of both Colorado and San Jose.
So does that make the Galaxy favorites?
"If there are any favorites, none of them are around from the favorites I heard about, so I guess there aren't any favorites," Arena said.
Home Field Hang-ups
Of the eight games played thus far in the MLS Cup Playoffs, home teams have not fared well. Overall, home teams are 4-3-1. But one of those wins is Columbus' 2-1 win over Colorado, a victory in name only and as Pyrrhic as they come.
"Who knows? This is the craziest thing I've ever seen," Arena said when asked of MLS playoff teams' home struggles. "You always think if it's an advantage to play the first game, second game – who knows? All I know is that Dallas had a terrific performance against Salt Lake, San Jose against New York, and Colorado had a great effort to come back and get that goal against Columbus. Those teams did play well. Why the home field didn't hold as well as people would have thought, who knows? I can never figure out any of this stuff."
However, Arena was certain about two things.
"I'm going to make this bold prediction to counter some of the predictions I've heard through the media," Arena said. "I think a team from the West is going to win MLS Cup this year, and not only that they're going to win the Western Conference as well as the Eastern Conference."
The Galaxy host FC Dallas while Colorado host San Jose in this weekend's conference finals. All four teams hail from the Western Conference.
[inline_node:322904]Lewis Left Out Left
Eddie Lewis was in the starting lineup for the 2010 season opener against the New England Revolution. An injury cut short his time on the field as he left before halftime.
Lewis, who will retire at the end of the season, went on to start two US Open Cup games and a CONCACAF Champions League match, but never regained his starting spot in regular-season play.
However, an injury to Todd Dunivant opened the door for his return in the playoffs. Lewis was up to the task. He did well at left back in the Galaxy's 1-0 win at Seattle in the first leg of their playoff series. With Dunivant healthy and available for the second leg, Arena stuck with the veteran as Dunivant watched from the bench.
"Eddie played well last week," Arena said. "He was pretty rested. Todd didn't get into practice until about Thursday. We felt Eddie was a little fitter, a little more prepared to play in this game."
Buddle's Brilliance Carries Over
Edson Buddle was second in the league in goals with a career-high 17 this season. He was named the Galaxy's Most Valuable Player and is a finalist for league MVP honors as well.
In two playoff games, he has shown why he's been deserving of the individual accolades. Buddle scored two of the Galaxy's three goals against Seattle and helped the Galaxy reach the Western Conference Final for the second consecutive season.
"This season has been going well with scoring goals," he said. "Our team is getting me the ball in the right positions so it makes my job a lot easier."
His first goal was a wonder-strike, a volley from seemingly out of nowhere at Qwest Field that sailed over Kasey Keller's head and into the back of the net. His goal on Sunday was more traditional – he powered home a header off a corner kick. That he was pushed and shoved was nothing new.
"This time in the playoffs, things are going to be tight," he said. "I expect that but I was still able to get good contact on it. That's why I found the net."
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Thought I'd never be able to admit it, however, the time does seem appropriate and the statute of limitations had surely been exhausted by now. I, Don Sainte-Johnn, once made an on-air "boo-boo" while working at RKO's KFRC in San Francisco! During the mid-70's — when the incomparable Doctor Don still ruled the airwaves — there was a Bay Area sponsor called Shirtique [Pronounced: (1) shirt-ah-Q, (2) shirt-teek]. The name isn't terribly important, but it is connective to the story.
The closing line for the spot was "get your shirt together!" — which proved to be nightmarish for me one late Saturday night and early Sunday morning at approximately 1:50-ish. After doing two shifts in the same day — an event that was unheard of at the time — I managed to give in to over-exhaustion and replace the "shirt" in the tag line with "sh*t." It was the most embarrassing moment in my career, up until that moment.
As fate would have it, I did have an ENGINEER-board operator who was America's #1 prankster, Sir Kent Hedberg, and who somehow managed to incidentally, and quite innocently, I should add, roll tape of the show as I announced to North America: "GET YOUR SH*T TOGETHER!" The tape has surfaced at many Christmas parties and proved to be a thorn in my side for years.
(Doctor: Now that I have done this on-the-couch thing, I feel much better.)
SOURCE: Photograph of the Big 610 Men (top of page) from the centerfold of the San Francisco premiere edition of "I.D.: The 1966 Band Book," collection of the Bay Area Radio Museum.
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Apache Jackrabbit is a fully conforming implementation of the Content Repository for Java Technology API (JCR). A content repository is a hierarchical content store with support for structured and unstructured content, full text searching, versioning, transactions, observation, and more. Typical applications that use content repositories include content management, document management, and records management systems.
polliwog is a Java-based Web server log file analyzer. It creates a Web site of statistics and information about your Web site. It provides you with detailed knowledge of what your visitors did while visiting your site. It provides information on human visitors (including daily statistics), searches, search engines, site areas, pages, visit paths, linking sites, and more. It is highly configurable and user-extensible.
Synapse is an ESB engine and XML router built completely on open standards. It is a mediation framework for XML messages and Web services that allows messages flowing through, into, or out of an organization to be mediated, including aspects such as logging, service lookup, performance mediation, versioning, failover, monitoring, fault management, and tracing.
JPublish is a Web publishing framework which merges the Velocity template engine or the FreeMarker template engine with a content repository and application control framework. It features flexible programmatic actions which can be written in Java or any scripting language supported by the Bean Scripting Framework (such as Beanshell, Groovy, JRuby, Python, or JavaScript). It also features a repository abstraction layer, optional Velocity-parsed content, search engine friendly URLs, and more.
MyVirtualDirectory is a virtual directory that facilitates the integration of applications with identity data in multiple authoritative sources in real time. The virtual directory acts as a proxy between an application and the authoritative sources, hiding the details of how or where the data is coming from. MyVirtualDirectory includes support for accessing directories and relational databases and for quickly integrating with custom sources such as Web services.
dao-zero is a tiny Java bean used to reduce the source of a persistence tier based on Spring's iBatis support. The usual way to use iBatis in Spring is to write code and invoke the iBatis API explicitly. dao-zero invokes the iBatis API for the developer automatically, without the need to write implementation code. It will implement DAO interfaces automatically and invoke iBatis SQL mapped statements for you. You can use it to replace your DAO bean class directly.
JSP Prize Tags is a JSP tag library. The primary tags are the Tree Tag, Tabbed Pane Tag, and AJAX Tags. The Tree Tag makes it easy to implement tree controls in your JSP pages. The Tabbed Pane Tag makes it easy to implement tabbed panes in your JSP pages. You can put any JSP code inside a tab, and even include other JSPs inside a tab. The AJAX Tags make it easy to turn your links and forms into AJAX links and forms, which reload in a table cell or div tag instead of the whole page. Also included are the icon tag, the alternate tag (for alternating content on the page, such as the background color of table rows or an ad rotator), laying calendar events in a table, and more.


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This study is provided by ICPSR. ICPSR provides leadership and training in data access, curation, and methods of analysis for a diverse and expanding social science research community.
Couples and Well-Being Project, 1993-1995, Detroit Metropolitan Area (ICPSR 22081)
Principal Investigator(s): Acitelli, Linda K., University of Houston; Veroff, Joseph, University of Michigan; Douvan, Elizabeth, University of Michigan
The primary aims of this research program were to explore the effects that thinking and talking about relationships under various conditions have on the relationship and to examine the underlying factors that determine whether the effects are positive or negative. Satisfying personal relationships contribute to an individual's psychological and physical health. By thinking about what their relationship is like and talking to each other about it, partners can often strengthen their relationship and contribute to their well-being.
The sample is composed of 90 unmarried couples and 148 married couples. Wave 1 is 238 couples (476 individuals) interviewed in 1993. Wave 2 consists of 70 percent of the original sample 2 years later (1995). The average length of time in the relationship is approximately 10 years for all couples (3.3 years for unmarried couples and 13.9 years for married couples).
Studies have been conducted to more fully understand the concept of relationship awareness and to identify the conditions that moderate the influence of relationship awareness on the partners in the relationship. Investigations have also focused on relationship talk as a way to maintain and enhance the relationship, and how social support in close relationships is associated with depression, anxiety, and relationship satisfaction. Gender differences are found not only in the means of relationship awareness variables, but also in the associations of such variables with relationship outcomes. Another goal of this program was to examine the contextual factors, correlates and consequences of relational talk by observing partners as they interact with each other.
By examining partners' tendencies to think and talk about relationships, this research program aimed to uncover the everyday workings of healthy relationships rather than focus on partners in conflict. In so doing, these studies may uncover ways to help couples prevent unnecessary distress not by avoiding the conflicts that are sometimes inevitable, but by articulating the ways that people can negotiate their relationships with one another.
Respondents were asked self-descriptive questions, such as how they find themselves as mature, friendly, and hardworking. Other questions focus on respondents' feelings about their relationship with their spouse/partner and with others.
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Acitelli, Linda K., Joseph Veroff, and Elizabeth Douvan. Couples and Well-Being Project, 1993-1995, Detroit Metropolitan Area. ICPSR22081-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-12-10. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR22081.v1
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This study was funded by:
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Scope of Study
Subject Terms: age groups, attitudes, divorce, family conflict, family relationships, household composition, marital instability, marital relations, marital satisfaction, quality of life, spouses
Smallest Geographic Unit: Census tract
Geographic Coverage: Detroit, Michigan, United States
- 1993-03--1994-01
- 1995
Unit of Observation: individual, couple
Universe: The sample is a probability sample of 238 (90 unmarried, 148 married) couples from the Detroit metropolitan area.
The open-ended data are not included in this dataset because they were coded by the research team, and the analyses of some of these data were not yet complete. Further, there are responses to stories that the principal investigator wrote and analyses have yet to be published.
The area probability sample consists of 238 couples screened from 2,319 households in the tri-county Detroit metropolitan area. There are 90 unmarried couples, 75 couples married 10 years or less, and 73 couples married between 10 and 25 years. Overall, there was a 70 percent response rate, meaning that 70 percent of those couples (both partners) who were eligible agreed to participate in this study. To avoid the complications of studying remarriage, only couples who had never been married or were in their first marriages were eligible to participate in this study. An unmarried couple would be eligible if both partners had never been married, and if they had been in the relationship for 6 months or more. Married couples were eligible if both partners were in their first marriage and had been married 25 years or less. For more details about the sampling, please refer to the following sources: (1) Acitelli, L.K. (1997). "Sampling couples to understand them: Mixing the theoretical with the practical." Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 14 (2)243-261. (2) NIMH FINAL REPORT, which is included as part of this data collection.
The probability of being included in the sample differed by marital status, so all analyses using the total sample should include marital status as a control variable. See also Acitelli, L.K. (1997). "Sampling couples to understand them: Mixing the theoretical with the practical." Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 14 (2)243-261.
Mode of Data Collection: face-to-face interview, mixed mode, paper and pencil interview (PAPI), telephone interview
The response rate is 70 percent. See also Acitelli, L.K. (1997). "Sampling couples to understand them: Mixing the theoretical with the practical." Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 14 (2)243-261.
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83.5 kilometers.
I ride to the ferry launch this AM to see if the ferry is going to run.
Hmmm, looks pretty deserted.
A long timer out to walk his dog tells me they have officially shut down for the season. We talk for a while and he tells me I am a very strong man to ride in weather like this. He says he is going to Galway later today and will honk when he passes me.
I set off and ride into the landscape called "The Burren" The Burren is an very old Karst formation. It was written about it that there wasn't enough land to bury your dead, and that neighbors stole dirt from each other.
Yet cattle thrived eating the mineral rich grass growing in the rock clefts.
I was so excited to be riding through this landscape. Jerry at the hostel who is a hiker reminded me to just switch the rain off in my mind.
This land has been inhabited for a long time. It is crossed with rock walls and remains of cottages.
This is the first peat I've seen, cut and rolled to dry for burning. Looks like little soil rolls.
What kind of creatures are these? Llamas? Alpaca's? They have such long graceful necks.
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Texas quarterback Case McCoy and linebacker Jordan Hicks are the focus of a sexual assault investigation by San Antonio police, multiple sources confirmed to 247Sports.com. A source within the school's administration also identified the players to ESPN.com.
A source with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press that McCoy and Hicks were sent home Friday evening for missing curfew. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the school wasn't releasing the names of the suspended players.
The Longhorns are in San Antonio preparing for Saturday's Alamo Bowl game against Oregon State.
— Alamo Bowl preview: Oregon vs. Texas, 6:45 p.m. ET | Complete bowl schedule, results
Sgt. Javier Salazar, a San Antonio police spokesman, told the AP only that detectives are in the early stages of investigating a case of alleged sexual assault in the downtown area. Investigators are interviewing witnesses and collecting forensic evidence, he said.
San Antonio television station KENS-TV was the first to report the investigation.
Longhorns coach Mack Brown said Friday that two players were being sent home for violating team rules, but he provided no names.
"This has been reported: We had a couple young men that broke team rules last night. They have been suspended from the team and they will be sent home," Brown said at a previously scheduled news conference in San Antonio. "They will not be available for the game and I will not address any more questions in that matter."
A heavily redacted police report says a 21-year-old woman told police she believed she was assaulted around 2 a.m. Friday after inviting two men to her hotel room. The woman told police that she had had several drinks when she invited the men to her hotel. She later alleged that one of the men assaulted her while the other "just stood there and watched," the report said. Police said they observed bruises on the woman's right knee and left bicep. No charges have been filed.
The Longhorns are staying at a hotel about a mile away from the hotel where the alleged assault occurred.
After talking to police, the woman was taken to a San Antonio hospital, where she was seen by a sexual assault nurse examiner, according to the report. The two suspects also were taken to the hospital and examined by the nurse, the report says.
McCoy, the younger brother of former Texas standout and current NFL quarterback Colt McCoy, is a backup to David Ash this season. The junior passed for 722 yards and six touchdowns.
Hicks, also a junior, started three games this year before a hip injury that caused him to sit out the next eight contests.


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copyright the Chronicle June 4, 2014
by Tena Starr
ISLAND POND — For the last 57 years, Robert Hall of been a member of a small, elite group that includes the likes of actors Mel Gibson, Johnny Depp, and singer Celine Dion. Like those celebrities, Mr. Hall owns a private island.
Johnny Depp's island is in the Caribbean; Mr. Hall's island is in Island Pond. He's reached the point in life, however, where he wants to sell it, ideally to the town of Brighton, which he considers the logical next owner. He's been in a wheelchair since he broke his back cutting firewood in 1977 and hasn't set foot on the property for more than 30 years.
It's hard to navigate a wheelchair through a sandy beach, he wryly noted in an interview Friday. "I can't use it, but I could use the money."
Mr. Hall is asking $1.975-million for the island he and his mother bought when he was 18 years old. He's now 76.


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So that's what's attractive about feminism.
So that's what's attractive about feminism.
Usernames are smart says
I want to take an army of those to the next MisogynyCon.
Crip Dyke, Right Reverend Feminist FuckToy of Death & Her Handmaiden says
Rage? ZOMG!
Before you know it, she might be suggesting, "Guys, don't do that"!!1!1!1!!!!one
mykroft says
Interesting, this following on the heels of yesterday's discussion of the FSM's afterlife and Stripper Factories. Perhaps she was damaged in the Beer Volcano.
It makes me wonder how long it will be before advances in AI and engineering lead to humanoid robots, and how long it will be before that technology is subverted into creating fembots. One the other hand, if the MRA's can have their submissive dream girls built to spec, maybe they can select themselves out of the gene pool by bonding to homo syntheticus.
Brian says
and how long it will be before that technology is subverted into creating fembots
Well, I think it's more likely that that will be one of the main impulses advancing the technology in the first place.
Khantron, the alien that only loves says
MRAs are already wailing about feminists taking away their sexbots. http://manboobz.com/2013/01/14/manosphere-doofuses-duped-again-by-phony-canadian-sexbot-ban/
triamacleod says
I'm with Mykroft @ 3,
Let them have their fembots, let them stay locked up in their dwellings and leave the rest of society in peace. We can carry on rather nicely without their disruptive interference.
Tony! The Virtual Queer Shoop says
I wonder if the MRAs idolize Warren from Buffy. They probably lived the episode 'I was made to live you'.
dianne says
No one hates men as much as a woman who thinks that her purpose in life is to serve men.
shadow says
Do they cook them first?


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"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." (Albert Einstein)
"I do not believe in the God of theology who rewards good and punishes evil." (Albert Einstein)
"I have no special gift; I am only passionately curious." (Albert Einstein)
"I haven't failed, I just found 100,000 ways that don't work." (Albert Einstein)
"I never think of the future. It comes soon enough." (Albert Einstein)
"I think and think for months and years. Ninety-nine times, the conclusion is false. The hundredth time I am right." (Albert Einstein)
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Study links pesticides and pregnancies with increased risk of autism
Pregnant women who lived in close proximity to fields and farms where chemical pesticides were applied experienced a two-thirds increased risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder or other developmental delay, according to a new study.
The research discovered the associations were even stronger when the exposures occurred during the second and third trimesters of the women's pregnancies.
The large, multisite California-based study by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute examined associations between specific classes of pesticides, including organophosphates, pyrethroids and carbamates, applied during the study participants' pregnancies and later diagnoses of autism and developmental delay in their offspring.
"This study validates the results of earlier research that has reported associations between having a child with autism and prenatal exposure to agricultural chemicals in California," said lead study author Janie F. Shelton, a UC Davis graduate student who now consults with the United Nations.
"While we still must investigate whether certain sub-groups are more vulnerable to exposures to these compounds than others, the message is very clear: Women who are pregnant should take special care to avoid contact with agricultural chemicals whenever possible."
California is the top agricultural producing state in the nation, grossing $38 billion in revenue from farm crops in 2010. Statewide, approximately 200 million pounds of active pesticides are applied each year, most of it in the Central Valley, north to the Sacramento Valley and south to the Imperial Valley on the California-Mexico border.
While pesticides are critical for the modern agriculture industry, certain commonly used pesticides are neurotoxic and may pose threats to brain development during gestation, potentially resulting in developmental delay or autism.
The study was conducted by examining commercial pesticide application using the California Pesticide Use Report and linking the data to the residential addresses of approximately 1,000 participants in the Northern California-based Childhood Risk of Autism from Genetics and the Environment (CHARGE) Study. The study includes families with children between 2 and 5 diagnosed with autism or developmental delay or with typical development.
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Mount Mohican Climber's Log
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|AT hiking
Date Climbed: May 24, 2008
|I was doing AT sections, so I went over this peak.
|Posted Jun 21, 2011 8:03 pm
|Nice Hike, with good view at the top
Date Climbed: Nov 22, 2008
|My family and I hiked to sunfish pond. Had a small snowball fight, ate lunch, then went to 1600 point. It was a nice clear day with a great view. On the way down the other side we stopped and explored some old copper mines. Much fun!
|Posted Apr 20, 2009 12:18 pm
|Went through here.....
|during the summers of '69. '70 and '71 while backpacking. I just remember how hot it usually was!
|Posted Jan 5, 2009 10:04 pm
|Thru-hiked it
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2000
|I used to hike up to Sunfish Pond quite often when I went to school at East Stroudsburg University.
|Posted Nov 26, 2007 8:51 pm
|MOC->Sunfish RT
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2007
|Nice day out, quiet for a weekend on the AT, nice views even with some haze, only saw 2 through hikers and a hand full of section hikers. Sometimes you forget just how nice it is in your own backyard.
|Posted Jul 15, 2007 1:12 pm
|shane SEC
|sunfish pond
|hiked up to sunfish pond stating at douglas going thru rockcores up tuqouis trail amd around sunfish back down via douglas trail!
|Posted Jan 13, 2007 7:41 pm
|Another fine NJ mountain
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2006
|Went back to finish this one off. Went there the day I did Catfish, but somehow got fooled by a false summit. I had a funny feeling that it wasn't quite the top. When I got back home and looked at some of CharlesD' and RobA' photos I realized that I now had to go back and hit the summit, which I did.
|Posted Oct 10, 2006 9:04 pm
|sadly no time to dip in sunfish pond
Date Climbed: May 7, 2000
|Over the river and through the woods...
|Posted Jun 7, 2006 1:00 am
|Rob A
|Route Climbed: A.T. (SOBO) Date Climbed: November 25, 2005
|Started around 7:30 with an inch of fresh snow on the trail and it was cold(20 degrees F) and windy(20-30 MPH) all the way to the top.
|Posted Nov 25, 2005 12:04 pm
|Rob A
|Route Climbed: Coppermines/AT up Bushwacks down Date Climbed: Octobber 31, 2001
|Climbed as part of a high school trip to teach freshmen about the outdoors. It also fulfilled the NJ State law requireing 5 hrs. of outdoor physical activity off campus.
|Posted Oct 31, 2005 7:36 pm
|Route Climbed: AT (SOBO) Date Climbed: December 2, 2001
|From the journal: Sunday morning was cold and the crimson sunrise didn't bode well for the day's weather. Indeed, after half an hour of milky sun, the sky clouded over and it began to look like snow. A layer of frost on my pack showed that it had gotten down below freezing at some point. Still, we were comfortable in shorts and t-shirts with light jackets. Eleven miles to go today. My knee was hurting something fierce at this point so the early pace was a bit slow. We stopped in at the Mohican Outdoors Center on Catfish Pond to say hello and get some water. It's a lovely hostel catering to thru-hikers and it was definitely the off season there.
My knee seemed to hurt more after prolonged stops, so we pressed on and scaled Mt. Mohican. To the west of the exposed ridge we could easily see the Delaware River flowing in front of the Poconos. To the east a system of lakes and reservoirs shown dully in the filtered sunlight. This is the northern border of the Worthington State Forest and we started to see quite a lot of day-hikers out from the Water Gap. We skirted a startling, high-altitude reservoir and headed through tall, open forest to Sunfish Pond.
|Posted Mar 17, 2005 7:49 pm
|Rob A
|Route Climbed: Coppermines trail to Kaiser Road to A.T. Date Climbed: March 16, 2005
|Went up after school some ice on Coppermine Trail and DEEP snow on Kaiser Road. Great VIews. Came down in the dark, at least I had my head lamp.
|Posted Mar 17, 2005 12:19 pm


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Record Arctic ozone hole appears
A huge hole that appeared in the Earth's protective ozone layer above the Arctic in 2011 was the largest recorded in the Northern Hemisphere, triggering worries the event could occur again and be even worse, scientists said in a report on Monday.
The ozone layer high in the stratosphere acts like a giant shield against the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which can cause skin cancers and cataracts.
Since the 1980s, scientists have recorded an ozone hole every summer above the Antarctic at the bottom of the globe.
Some years, the holes have been so large they covered the entire continent and stretched to parts of South America, leading to worries about a surge in skin cancers.
During extreme events, up to 70 percent of the ozone layer can be destroyed, before it recovers months later.
A matching hole above the Arctic was always much smaller, until March this year, when a combination of powerful wind patterns and intense cold high in the atmosphere created the right conditions for ozone-eating chlorine chemicals to damage the layer.
The findings, reported on Monday in the journal Nature, show the hole opened over northern Russia, parts of Greenland, and Norway, meaning people in these areas were likely to have been exposed to high levels of UV radiation.
"The chemical ozone destruction over the Arctic in early 2011 was, for the first time in the observational record, comparable to that in the Antarctic ozone hole," say the scientists, led by Gloria Manney of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Scientists say man-made chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons destroy ozone in the stratosphere. Sunlight breaks up the complex chemicals into simpler forms that react with ozone. While some of the chemicals are covered by a U.N. treaty that aims to stop their use, it will be decades before they are fully phased out of production.
Photo shows climate activists Lesley Butler and Rob Bell (R) ''sunbathing'' on the edge of a frozen fjord in the Norwegian Arctic town of Longyearbyen April 25, 2007. Credit: Reuters/Francois Lenoir
Article continues: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/03/us-climate-ozone-idUSTRE79218K20111003


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Pope County Sheriff's authorities investigated an alleged burglary Tuesday at the Oak Grove Market on Highway 105 the night before, according to a report filed by Sgt. Darin Kirkland.
A male complainant stated he was notified by the business owner that an alarm company reported an alarm at the market before 3 a.m. Tuesday. The complainant, who lives approximately 50 yards from the business, went to check on the market and discovered the back door was open, apparently by force.
Officers arrived at 2:48 a.m., searched the business and found no suspect or suspects, but took several items for latent fingerprints, the report indicated. The business owner arrived and told authorities approximately 12 cartons of assorted cigarettes were missing at an estimated value of $360.
The report indicated entry was gained by using a piece of angle iron to pry open the door, according to the report.
DARDANELLE -- Sgt. Larry Rogers and Officer Chris Thompson arrested a male suspected in several vehicle burglaries on Oct. 7, according to a report.
As the officers were taking reports and in search of possible suspects, dispatch informed them a woman on Rollans stated she saw a white male wearing a black cap in her vehicle as she was leaving her residence. The description matched previous descriptions given at previous incidents.
The report indicated Rogers began walking east on Rollans and saw a white male inside a vehicle at another residence. The suspect allegedly stated several times he wasn't doing anything wrong and asked for another individual, stating that individual would tell the sergeant he had permission to be in the vehicle.
A screwdriver was discovered in a pants pocket of the individual, who was later placed in custody.
DARDANELLE -- A male complainant told police he was informed by a witness that two females allegedly had removed approximately $1,275 in items from his residence on Tucker Street earlier this month, according to a report.
The complainant stated the missing or damaged items included a curio cabinet, valued at $250; antique glass mallard ducks, $500; a set of black swans, $200; a white cobalt blue glass cat, $200; and other miscellaneous items.
The report indicated the complainant asked officers to check his residence with him after he was told at a local bank the alleged suspects were seen obtaining entry into the residence with the help of a locksmith. The following day, the report indicated, three witnesses who were interviewed saw two females enter the residence and then leave in a red 1997 Ford Explorer at a high rate of speed, running stop signs at Second and Tucker and Third and Tucker, traveling east.
The complainant stated his mother, who was in a local hospital, had given him power of attorney over the residence. One of the witnesses told authorities the alleged suspects, one believed to be the complainant's sister, requested a phone book the day before the incident to contact a locksmith, according to the report.
DARDANELLE -- Officer Thurman Lunsford was told by a male complainant approximately $1,385 in weapons and miscellaneous items were taken from his residence on Lower Danville Road, a report indicated.
The complainant stated when he arrived home from work at 6:45 a.m. earlier this month, he noticed a drawer to an entertainment center had been pulled out and various items were missing. The inventory included a New England single shotgun, valued at $100; Jennings 9-mm pistol, $275; DVD player, $150; DVD movies, $450; Nintendo 64 game console, $100; stereo receiver and amplifier, $150; 12-inch speakers, $75; and other items.
According to the report, entry was gained through a damaged back door. The complainant advised he had left for work at 9:30 p.m. the previous night. Police Chief Montie Sims arrived at the residence and took several photographs.
POTTSVILLE -- Officer Phillip Riedmueller filed a report from a 22-year-old Pottsville male complainant who stated his vehicle was allegedly stolen after he was hit by a 23-year-old Pottsville male, a report indicated.
According to the complainant, he was taking the alleged suspect to a residence in Russellville. When they arrived at the intersection of Highways 247 and 67, the complainant stated the other subject allegedly hit him in the head. Before the complainant was struck and jumped out of the vehicle, he stated the subject allegedly said he was going to go back to the complainant's residence on Gibson Lane and kill the complainant, his wife and their child.
The report indicated the complainant stated the subject had a knife, but did not threaten to use it. Shortly before midnight, Russellville police officers located the vehicle at 19th St. and Erie, and placed the subject in custody, transported him to the Pope County Detention Center and placed him on felony hold for vehicle theft, terroristic threatening and third-degree battery.
Flower concern
DARDANELLE -- Cpl. Betty Levey was dispatched to a residence on Old Mill Road on Oct. 4 in reference to a flower that was left in a complainant's mailbox.
According to a report, the woman stated she came home around 3:30 p.m., pulled up to her mailbox and discovered a flower inside. She stated with all the strange happenings in the world, she decided to call police. The Surprise Lily was removed by Levey from the mailbox, placed in a plastic bag and later disposed of at the police department.
Alcohol destroyed
DANVILLE -- Yell County Sheriff Bill Gilkey announced that more than 1,500 bottles and cans of confiscated beer and other alcoholic beverages were recently destroyed by county officers at the trash compactor station.
According to the sheriff, officers confiscated the beer during the past six months after five investigations were conducted in Yell County. Several more cases of alcohol will be destroyed after trials are held for defendants, Gilkey added.


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Phillies go home begrudingly
Thank you, Phillies.
Because of your help a grand total of 108, 807 fans came through the PNC Park gates, this weekend. In fact, you jump-started a record breaking crowd of 39, 441 on Saturday night to set the highest number of people ever at a baseball game at the 10 year old stadium.
You also helped pumped some large numbers of cash into the economy of Western Pennsylvania through merchandise purchases, food and drinks, hotel rooms and ticket sales.
More importantly, thank you for some great memories from two of the best wins in the history of PNC Park.
Friday and Saturday were big momentum gainers for the Bucs earning a pair of hard fought wins. The play of both teams ignited the crowd, which was indeed more Philly oriented, but showed Pittsburgh that baseball could indeed be fun to watch.
The atmosphere prior to Sunday was "better than any baseball game I have ever been too, playoffs included," one person on twitter said.
People were pumped.
Brooms were out in full force and the Pirates were just one win away from being four out in the NL Central. Oh, and a game from standing at 29-29, the immaculate .500.
While the door wasn't slammed, this weekend proved to many people that the Pirates mean business and have the potential to play any team toe-to-toe on any given night.
For that, we have the Phillies to thank.
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I'm not sure if the money you are owed is for the festival tickets or not and whether she attended but if it is, maybe you should just post a cheeky note asking that she buy tickets for you the next time. Look, you're probably right, I doubt you'll get the money back but there is no harm asking for it - after all, it is yours. I don't think it's worth trying to be creative either but maybe send a photo of you & her from the festival or Coldplay headlining and put something like, "remember this?" and a note asking if you can talk. If she says yes, you can make small talk before broaching the subject. But if she said no or didn't reply, soon after, get in touch again and explain you're strapped for cash and would appreciate her paying something towards the cost or ask if she'd give you something of the same value that she no longer wants that you can sell.


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Minato: Alright, so I guess we can all agree I'm the best damn Hokage the world has ever seen, right?
Hiruzen: Really, how do you figure that?
Minato: Oh, I don't know...let's see here...We've got Woody over there who's DNA is pretty much one of the major reasons the world is on a highway to hell.
Hashirama: Hey!
Minato: And then we've got you, who trained this world's equivalent of Michael Jackson, and we all know how that turned out.
Tobirama: What about me?
Minato: Name ONE thing you've done.
Tobirama: Oh...ah...I...Oh! I came up with the Chunin Exams!
Hiruzen: Pff...big accomplishment, you force little children to battle each other, congratulations.
Minato: Yeah way to go Aquaman.
Tobirama: Oh! He's my favorite superhero! How did you know?
Hashirama: Bro...please...the grownups are talking. Anyway, we all know I'm the strongest by far.
Hiruzen: Oh really? Well I'll just bring a chainsaw to our next fight and see how well you'll do.
Minato: "Oh no! My trees are not enough to stop my lover Madara! Wait...I know! I'll use MORE TREES!"
Hashirama: God I hate you guys...
Minato: Let's face it, I'm the smartest, strongest, sexie...
Tobirama: Hey guys, check out the TV! Tobi's mask finally shattered!
Hiruzen: Oh my God it feels like I've been waiting forever! Finally, people can stop with the Izuna/Kagami nonsense.
Hashirama: I don't know, we don't know anything about those two...THAT MEANS IZUNA IS TOBI! RIGHT?!
Hiruzen: ...I don't know what's worse...the fact that people want Tobi to be a nobody or that people will act like his identity was obvious when it's revealed.
Tobirama: Dudes, my money is still on Obito.
Minato: I've told you, there was nothing left but some Obito SOUP after he was crushed. Besides, it's not like I can fail, unlike you I've got a reputation to take care of!
*You let Rin die!*
Hiruzen: Oh sweet Lord it actually IS Obito! And look! He has gone all Uchiha too! Nice work Blondie!
Minato: Oh wow...I actually messed up. Hey, hey! How much do you wanna bet Kakashi will use Talk no Jutsu on him?
*Enter Tsunade*
Tsunade: 100 bucks!
Tobirama: Oh woh woh...there's no need to BET YOUR LIFE ON IT...AM I RIGHT?!...What too soon?
*The End*


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The bill would extend the hate crimes category to include sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or disability and give federal authorities greater leeway to participate in hate-crime investigations. It would approve $10 million over the next two years to help local law enforcement officials cover the cost of hate-crime prosecutions. Similar legislation is also moving through the Senate.
Federal hate-crime laws currently apply to acts of violence against individuals on the basis of race, religion, color or national origin. Federal prosecutors have jurisdiction only if the victim is engaged in a specific federally protected activity such as voting.
The White House said state and local criminal laws already cover the new crimes defined under the bill and there was "no persuasive demonstration of any need to federalize such a potentially large range of violent crime enforcement." It also noted that the bill leaves other classes, such as the elderly, the military and police officers, without similar special status.
So once again, we watch as the legislative and executive branches, and the Republican and Democratic parties, spin their wheels in the manure that is the land of D.C.
The Democrats' current war spending bill is dead. On Wednesday, the Democrats couldn't get the two-thirds majority to override the veto.
The Dems aren't all giving up, although there is yet no clear consensus on what their next step will be. One proposal in the House would pay for the Iraq war at least through July but cut off funding after that if the Iraqi government does not meet certain political and security goals. However, some in the Senate say they want to fund the war through September. The bill Bush vetoed called for the beginning of withdrawal by Oct. 1 with a goal of a complete pullout six months later.
U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) has a different take: If insurgents knowing when U.S. forces are going to leave is the Bush administration's biggest problem with setting a timetable for troop withdrawal, well then, we'll simply keep the withdrawal plans secret.
Pryor said he doesn't believe the timetable will be in the bill if it is sent back to the White House. However, the Democrats still have to at least give the appearance they are making some move toward getting troops out of Iraq - while still, of course, showing support for the troops.
This "darned if you, darned if you don't" mentality on both the war and social issues is getting the Democrats, the White House and the American public nowhere.
The wheels of politics have little traction in these muddy times.


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ICMI is proud to announce the third awardees of the Felix Klein and Hans Freudenthal Medals.
The ICMI Awards represent the judgement of an (anonymous) jury of distinguished scholars of international stature. The jury for the 2007 awards was chaired by Professor Mogens Niss, Roskilde University, Denmark.
Presentation of the medals, and invited addresses of the medallists, will occur at ICME-11, Monterrey, México, July 2008.
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text: "History is filled with people who have crossed immense distances and survived despite horrific odds. None of them, however, has achieved the extraordinary feat Rawicz has recorded. He and his companions crossed an entire continent ... with nothing but an axe, a knife, and a week's worth of food."Sebastian Junger


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I am going to Lancaster, PA Nov. 15-18 to a show.
What else should I see or do there. Thanks!
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I am going to Lancaster, PA Nov. 15-18 to a show.
What else should I see or do there. Thanks!
A great place to eat is Dienner's Restaurant on Rt. 30 in Ronks, next to Dutch Haven, smorgasboard is very good. On
Rt 340 in Intercourse great quilt shop The Old Country Store www.theoldcountrystore.com there are a few other quilt shops also. just remember a lot of stores are closed on Sun. not the major stores & malls. Need any more info pm me
thanks I will put it on my places to visit, just hope it won't be snowing then.
Wow looks like a great store, thanks again! I can't wait to go and the food sounds wonderful!
If you go to The Country Store you have to stop at Zooks which is across the road. Just ask anyone in the shop where Zooks is and they'll direct you. Prices are even lower than in The Country Store.
Is it a quilt show you are going to in Lancaster? I know there is a big show there every year in March or early April but didn't know of one in November. May in Jersey
I forgot to mention that The Country Store is in the Village of Intercourse. Here is another good site,
That is great, husband and i are making our list, thanks so much


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Started this quilt as a mystery project last January and was not happy with the result. The mystery included another completely different block and I didn't like the way they weren't working together. This block works much better as a stand alone. The other I'll post when I get it quilted, maybe in a month or so.
This one worked out to a nice throw size 60 X 60. Got more practice with my FMQ and am pleased with the results. Anyone know if this block has a name?


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Danny Lee, 45, of Yukon, Okla. was convicted in the 1996 slayings of William Mueller, his wife, Nancy, and young daughter, Sarah. Lee and Chevie Kehoe, who also robbed the family, were trying to establish a white supremacist nation in the Pacific Northwest.
Prosecutors say the Muellers were shocked with stun guns and Kehoe and Lee put plastic trash bags over their heads, which caused the victims to suffocate. The bodies were found in Illinois Bayou in Russellville. Lee and Kehoe stole firearms and $50,000 in cash from the Muellers.
Lee argues in court papers that jurors considered the results of a psychological test that showed him to be a psychopath who would be a continued threat, even while jailed. Lee claims the test has since been discredited and that he is the only person on federal death row whose sentencing included use of the test.
Lee claims in court papers that his trial attorney was "ineffective for failing to adequately challenge aggravating evidence at sentencing." Lee's current attorney claims there was no solid evidence that Lee is a psychopath or that he posed a danger but the trial attorney didn't object to the information being introduced before the jury.
The filing quotes the trial judge, U.S. District Judge G. Thomas Eisele as saying it was "very questionable whether the jury would have given Defendant Lee the death penalty."
Federal prosecutors say Lee has failed to show there are 'extraordinary circumstance" that merit reopening the sentencing phase of his trial.


text: I've been thinking for a while now that with all of the episodes and movies pretty much available at a moment's notice now, it might be fun to set up a thread that has a list of which episodes it would be good to watch before you read certain novels. Destiny: Borg: TNG: Q, Who? The Best of Both Worlds Pts. I & II TNG movies: First Contact VOY: Scorpion Pts. I & II Omega Particle: Voy: The Omega Directive Capt. Hernandez & the Columbia: ENT: Home Affliction Divergence Vanguard: Klingons: TOS: Errand of Mercy Romulans: Balance of Terror Capt. Kirk & the Enterprise: Where No Man Has Gone Before Tholians: The Tholian Web Carol Marcus: TOS Movies:The Wrath of Kahn (spoilers) Nimbus III: The Final Frontier


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Texas Jury Determines Funai Infringed DVD Menu Patent
The jury awarded Patent Harbor $608,373 for Funai's infringement of U.S. Patent Number 5,684,514 — entitled "apparatus and method for assembling content addressable video" — by making and selling three groups and five subgroups of DVD recorders with menu selection features and content-addressing features that infringed on one of the patent's claims.
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Fire Style: Heavenly Cremation
(Katon: Amatsu-Kashou)
Type: Attack
Rank: A
Range: Mid-Long
Chakra Cost: 40
Damage: 80
Description: A devastating technique said to have been used to cremate the bodies of fallen Gods, the user will channel fire chakra in the ground beneath an opponent while preforming a short series of hand seals. They then slam their palms to the ground causing fire to erupt in a huge circular pillar from below the opponent. The pillar is somewhat wide, around 20 feet, and tall enough to reach the sky.
-Can only be used twice per battle.
-Cannot be used if the user or opponent are standing on a water source.
Declined, similar jutsu exists in the offical cannon techniques and the sharinganmasters hideout have a similar technique
Fullbring | Ouroboros
Type: Weapon
Rank: S
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 40
Damage: N/A
Description: In its sealed state Ouroboros takes the form of a highly detailed platinum ring depicting a snake devouring its own tail. On the inside of the ring is engraved the words "The End is Just the Beginning". To activate the weapon the wielder must channel their chakra into the metal and cause it to transform. In its activated state the ring becomes a large buster-blade sized sword with a serpent theme. Twice per battle the sword can be swung releasing a blade of water capable of slicing through metal.
-Water blade can only be released twice per battle.
-Activating the sword counts as a move.
Declined, submit as a sword that is sealed but not as a wring that changes into the sword through the chakra


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Only two categories grew over year-ago levels: Transportation (train and engine), up 1.47%, and Executives, officials, and staff assistants, up 0.23%. Those two also scored month-over-month gains of 0.16% and 0.37%, respectively. Also in the win column from the previous month were Maintenance of way and structures, up 0.17%, and Transportation (other than train and engine), up 0.02%.
Of the categories marking declines from a year ago, Transportation (other than train and engine) fell hardest, down 2.21%, joined by Professional and administrative, down 1.26%, Maintenance of equipment and stores, down 1.23%, and Maintenance of way and structures, down 0.55%.
Of the two categories in mid-February declining from the previous month, Professional and administrative slipped 0.60%, while Maintenance of equipment and stores fell 0.30%.


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Case Digest
The Digest is made up of the headnotes, or important legal doctrine, that are contained in the cases. Each case contains a number of headnotes, and these headnotes are compiled by topic in the Digest. Here, you can search by topic for important legal doctrine. Clicking on the case citation will bring you to the case.
This digest includes all of the cases published in the American Samoa Reports. These include High Court cases from 1900 – present. They are split into three reports. The First report began to be released in 1977, and the volumes cover High Court decisions from 1900-1975. The Second Report, release beginning in 1983, covers the period 1978-1997. The Third Report began to be released in 2006, and volumes continue to be published.
The Bar's digest also includes unpublished cases as they are released. These cases are not yet part of a Report, yet may still contain important pieces of law. However, there are currently no rules regarding citing unpublished cases in American Samoa, and attorneys should cite these at their own risk.


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This is my favorite page from the Gabrielle cardstock collection, and I'm glad it's available as a separate item. I ordered a bunch of them. Both sides can be used for labels, tags, and frames. It's hard to decide which side to use, as they're both beautiful. I like the soft color combination, too.
You must buy at least 2 sheets of this paper! Both sides are gorgeous and you will have no trouble using all the cutouts. Whether they are for cards, layouts, books, or invitations you will find a use for all of these!
is a beautiful collection. I have a niece by that name and the colors and design is a perfect match. How lucky is that! Thx Bo Bunny for doing such an amazing job.
i love this new collection from BB and i love love love these cut outs there are so many things you can use them for other than journalling
These are perfect for making a card front or for journaling in scrapbooks. I love the nature look and soft colors.


text: In 1928, Trafton Cole and Eddie Haan founded Cole Haan in Chicago as a men's shoe line known for exceptional quality and craftsmanship. Today, Cole Haan designs a wide range of shoes for women as well as men, along with a handbag collection, but the commitment to excellence remains the same. Many shoes in the collection feature Nike® Air technology in a perfect balance of style and comfort.


text: I've noticed in the 3rd trailer when you see the USS enterprise taking hits off the Vengence (very cool ship name by the way) I'm sure you see some torps hitting the E and then them round ball projectiles going past the enterprise ?? I noticed it when I saw the trailer and seeing the Vengence with them round shaped pods both next to the main deflector !!!! Anyone else seen this ???