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British Geraldo Meets British Tony Soprano
Can there ever be too many British gangster movies? The answer is no. So we fully support the new documentary A Very British Gangster, which is being released in the US today. Not only has the filmmaker, Donal McIntyre, been described as "the British answer to Geraldo Rivera," but the subject of the film, Manchester crime boss Dominic Noonan (pictured), has been compared to Tony Soprano, and his English thugs are accused of having bad teeth and being reminiscent of Trainspotting. It's satisfying to see every single English crime journalism cliche in one place. But the film itself sounds entertaining; anything starring a guy who gets his point across by chopping off the heads of rivals' pets can't be all boring. The trailer is after the jump.

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Thanks to everyone who took part in my very first giveaway and congratulations to Sherri, the proud new owner of Field Guide to Cookies!
Wow, you all were amazing, rattling off your favorite cookies. You made me hungry. I'm still hungry for cookies, so I thought we'd have a fun little poll. (You'll have to indulge me here since my "real day job" as a marketing analyst is rearing its ugly head with Excel lists and percentages!) Although I got a sense from the comments that chocolate chip cookies are by far the favorite, I thought I would do a little calculating and see what the Top 10 were. Here are YOUR favorite cookies!
#1: Chocolate Chip Cookies.
The classic favorite. Most everyone has a favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe, but in the case that you don't or if you're just looking for something new to make, check out the Thick and Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies. They're absolutely incredible and my favorite.
Continue reading to see the rest of the Top 10 and vote for what I bake and blog next!
#2: Chocolate Cookies
There was significant chatter about chocolate cookies with all kinds of ingredients – espresso, chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, etc. I have made an Imitation Oreo cookie, but never a true chocolate cookie. Hmm…
Since holding this poll, I made Better-than-Brownies Chocolate Cookies. All I can say is, WOW. You'll have to make these for yourself and tell me if you think they live up to their name!
#3: Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
You all like your chocolate, that's for sure! Thanks to inspiration from a cookie made by my Chief Culinary Consultant's mom, I developed these Triple Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies a few months ago. They've received rave reviews, with more than a couple taste testeres claiming they were better than chocolate chip!
#4: Peanut Butter Cookies
I swear I hadn't done all of this number crunching before I made Peanut Butter cookies earlier this week! This is my all-time favorite recipe and it comes straight from my mom's old, beat up recipe book full of handwritten index cards.
#5: Snickerdoodles
I went on a blabbering lovefest about the snickerdoodle cookies at Noodle & Company back in February, but to be honest, the one and only time I've tried snickerdoodles they were an abysmal failure. I've been meaning to try to replicate that fabulous cookie…
And thanks to this poll, I have finally had success! Check out what are quite possible the best Snickerdoodle cookies ever!
#6: Sugar Cookies
Ahh, the glorious sugar cookie. There's something so classic and pure about the sugar cookie, isn't there? I've been going crazy with sugar cookies over here as of late, with the Pittsburgh Penguins decorated cookies (which includes Dorie Greenspan's All-Purpose Sugar Cookie recipe). I even put together a little tutorial on how to decorate sugar cookies with royal icing. I'm having so much fun I'm making another batch for Friday night's Game 7. GO PENS!
#7: Ginger Cookies
Gingerbread, ultimate ginger, spiced ginger… lots of ginger! Truth be told, I've never made a ginger cookie in my life, although Gingerbread Cookies are currently on my Top 100 list of things to make.
#8: Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
I was lucky enough to stumble upon a fantastic Oatmeal Raisin cookie recipe a couple of years ago, and I haven't looked back since!
#9: Macaroons
Can you believe I've never even eaten a macaroon? Yeah, I wouldn't believe it either. What's wrong with me?!
Macaroons were the winner in the poll below, so true to my word, I made them. Check out the Chocolate-Dipped Coconut Macaroons! And since there was some disparity between the American macaroon and its European ancestor the Macaron, I went ahead and made Almond Macarons filled with Nutella.
#10: Three-Way Tie: Peanut Butter Blossoms, No-Bake Cookies, and White Chocolate Macadamia Nut
Alright, it wouldn't be Christmas without Peanut Butter Blossoms, so you can bet your bottom dollar (hello? Annie?) I have a tried-and-true recipe.
However, I have never made (or eaten) No-Bake Cookies and I have never baked White Chocolate Macadamia Nut cookies either. Since holding the poll, I made No-Bake Chocolate, Peanut Butter & Oatmeal cookies that are absolutely to-die-for and dangerously addictive! I also made the White Chocolate Macadamia Nut cookies that are wonderfully chewy and studded with tons of nuts and white chocolate.
Now for the fun!! YOU get to vote on which of the cookies I bake (and blog) next. The truth is, I'll probably make them all eventually, but we all need a little nudge every now and again, right? And since you were all so wonderful in sharing with me your favorite cookie, I'd like for you to help me expand my horizons.
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I'll leave this poll up through the weekend and then bake and blog the winner next week. Stay tuned!
UPDATE: As you can see, the poll is now closed. The winner, by the slimmest of margins, was Macaroons. I'll be making and blogging these during the upcoming week. (I will be making the rest of the cookies on this list as well, probably one a week for the next 5 weeks, so stop back to check them all out!)
My first completion: Chocolate-Dipped Coconut Macaroons
Completion 1A: Almond Macarons filled with Nutella
My second completion: No-Bake Chocolate, Peanut Butter & Oatmeal Cookies
My third completion: Snickerdoodles
My fourth completion: White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies
My fifth completion: Better-than-Brownies Chocolate Cookies
This is the first "round up" style post here at Brown Eyed Baker; I'd love for you to let me know how you like it. Thanks for participating!


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Threepeat!!!!: The Phils win their third straight Eastern Division title.
For the second time in the franchise's long history, the Phils have won their third straight NL Eastern Division title, thanks to the Marlins' 5-4 defeat of the Braves in Atlanta, while the Phils crushed the Astros in Citizens Bank Park, 10-3.
The Astros took a quick 1-0 lead in the first as, with the bases loaded, via singles to Miguel Tejada, Lance Berkman and Carlos Lee, and with two men out, Hunter Pence received an RBI walk, forcing in Tejada, while moving up a base both Berkman and Lee. The Phillies would tie the game up at one-all in their half of the first as, with one man on, and with one man out, Chase Utley hits an RBI ground out, 6-3, knocking in Jimmy Rollins, who had earlier doubled, and then went to third on Shane Victorino's sacrifice bunt, 1-3. The Astros retook the lead in the second as J.R. Towles hits a lead-off home run, after the umpires had corrected their earlier ruling that the ball had stayed in the park via instant replay, his first home run of the season, giving the Astros a 2-1 lead. The Astros added to their lead in the fourth as Towles hits another lead-off home run, his second home run of the night, and of the season, making it a 3-1 Astros' lead. The Phils then struck back in their half of the fourth. With two men on, and with nobody out, Ryan Howard hits an RBI single, scoring Victorino, who had earlier singled, and then stole second base, making it a 3-2 Astros' lead, while sending Utley, who had just walked, to third base. The next batter, Raul Ibanez, then hits a grounder to the Astros' starter Brian Moehler. Moehler immediately threw to second base, hoping to start a double play. Unfortunately, there was no one covering second, as the ball sails into center field, allowing Utley to score, tying the game at three-all, and sending Howard to third, while Ibanez would end up being safe at second on the fielder's choice-throwing error. Jayson Werth then followed with a ground out RBI, 6-3, for the inning's first out, as Howard scored, giving the Phillies a 4-3 lead, while sending Ibanez on to third. Pedro Feliz then followed with an RBI double, knocking in Ibanez, making it a 5-3 Phils' lead. The Phils added to their lead in the fifth as, with a runner on third, and with nobody out, Victorino hits an RBI triple, knocking in Rollins, who had earlier tripled, giving the Phillies a 6-3 lead. Three batters later, now with two men on, as Howard was intentionally walked, and with one out, Ibanez hits a sacrifice fly, scoring Victorino, making it a 7-3 Phils' lead. The Phillies would make it 8-3 in the sixth as, with a runner on base, and with nobody out, Carlos Ruiz hits an RBI double, knocking in Feliz, who had earlier singled, before being thrown at third trying to stretched his double into a triple, 9-6-5. The Phils then scored one last time in the seventh as, with a man on base, and with two men out, Ibanez hits a two-run home run, his thirty-fourth home run of the season, scoring Howard, who had just walked, giving the Phils a 10-3 lead. In the ninth, after Kyle Kendrick, the game winner, had pitched three shut out innings in relief of Phils' starter Pedro Martinez, and Chad Durbin had pitched one scoreless inning, the Phils sent Scott Eyre to the mound to pitch his first game in several weeks. Eyre started the inning off by getting Michael Bourn to fly out to center for the first out. He then got Tejada to fly out to center for the inning's second out. Meanwhile, in Atlanta, the Marlins were holding on to a 5-4 lead, with the bases loaded. After Brendan Donnelly was brought into the game to face Martin Prado, he threw a first pitch ball that got past Marlins' catcher Ronny Paulino. But, the ball hit the backstop and came back to Paulino, catching Matt Diaz off third base. Paulino threw a strike to the Marlins' third baseman Wes Helms, who applied the tag on a diving Diaz for the final out, giving the Marlins' the win, and the Phils' the pennant. Back in Philly, Charlie Manuel had come to the mound, taking out Eyre and bringing in Brad Lidge to record the final out. Which Lidge would do with one pitch as Berkman grounded out to Howard, three-unassisted, for the final out.
Pedro Martinez received a no-decision as he went four innings, giving up three runs on six hits and a walk, as he struck out two. Kyle Kendrick got the win as he pitched three scoreless innings, giving up only two hits, while striking out three batters. His record is now 3-1 with a 2.66 ERA. Chad Durbin pitched a scoreless inning, giving up only a walk. Scott Eyre pitched two-thirds of an inning, getting two fly outs. Brad Lidge pitched a third of an inning, getting the final out. Brian Moehler took the lost as he went four and a third innings, giving up seven runs on six hits and three walks, while striking out one. His record is now 8-12 with a 5.47 ERA. Wesley Wright pitched two-thirds of an inning. Samuel Gervacio pitched an inning, giving up a run on two hits, while striking out one. Tim Byrdak pitched an inning, giving up two runs on one hit and two walks. Jose Valverde pitched a scoreless inning, walking a batter.
The Phils had nine hits in the game, with Jimmy Rollins, Shane Victorino and Pedro Feliz leading the team with two hits each, with both of Rollins' hits being for extra bases, a double and a triple, scoring two runs, while one of Victorino's hits was a triple, as he knocked in a run, while one of Feliz's hits was a double, as he also knocked in a run. Ryan Howard, Raul Ibanez and Carlos Ruiz had the other three Phils' hits, with Ibanez's hits being a two-run home run, as he knocked in three runs, while Ruiz's hit was a double, knocking in a run. Chase Utley, Howard and Jayson Werth knocked in the other three Phils' RBIs. The Phils' offense came out swinging, finally knocking around Moehler in the fourth. With the clinching, Charlie Manuel will be giving some of his regulars a well needed rest, while trying to see if he can lead the Phils to the best record in the National League so that they can get home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
The Phils (92-66, 1st East) will conclude their four-games home stand with the Astros (73-85, 5th Central) with a night game. The game will start tonight at 7:05 pm Eastern and will be played at Citizens Bank Park. The Phils expected starter will be Cliff Lee (14-12 (7-3), 3.19 (3.28)), who is coming off a lost against the Brewers on September 25, where he went six innings, giving up seven runs on nine hits, while striking out six, in the Phils' 8-4 lost. He will be trying to recapture his form when he first came to the Phils before the July trade deadline. The Astros will counter with Felipe Paulino (2-11, 6.51), who is coming off a lost to the Reds on September 26, as he went five innings, giving up eight runs on nine hits and four walks, while striking out three, in the Astros' 10-4 lost. He will be trying to keep from being hit hard by the Phils. The Phils will be trying to balance resting some of their starters while at the same time trying to see if they can establish their post-season form.


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Chicago Examiner Vol. 6 no. 55
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Chicago examiner vol vi no 55 a m monday february 24 1908 10 pages pricf onf cfnt delivered by carrier rru^l wlni cl.ni 30 cents per month Chicago is favored for the national convention of independents provisional committee of the league will set date at meeting this week delegates go to homes strong appeal to farmers is seen in declaration for inland waterway afiu jn informal meeting in tbeic bt'ud qbarters ii the auditorium hotel yester day lue members of the provisional iia uonal committee of tin independence t.easnc and the delegate to tue ualionnl conference which was lied iu the audi 1 toriinn parlor last saturday started furl their homes i liarles a walsh secretary of the pro visional committee which has its offices u this city said last evening that the com mltteejnen iiad uot discussed the date auj place for the national convention author ized by the conference hut that the mat ter would l>e disposed of at a meeting to lie held some time this we<s favor convention in Chicago many of the members appear to be in favor of holding the convention l-ere some time after the two old parties have made rbelr dominations said mr walsh unless i aai very much mistaken said r w shlppv of waterloo la jus before be i'it«'i i ibo plaufc iii hie league's dth-:arauon of principles concerning the in ! land waterway will bring i!l hie farmers i of the west uud middle west and s.uitb and sill s lie urban loteis 100 into line for i rty n i:ir.v can qmodnt to anything n-ith oui the farmer and the farmer is begln dilij to irani a few tilings i knew : ut farmers because 1 m a fanner myself and because 1 organised rhe tanners alliance in ohio and indiana for a lens lime ihe forager mn roateqt to dmo liis crops to touu v >-.\\; plfcafce ui er r li i will you give me for them then be vould go across the street to the hardware store and say | please sir what must 1 pay for that i plow farmer no longer easy victim he was between the upper on 4 nether millstones everybody mulcted the farmer bat things are changing the farmers educational and co-operative union in the south composed of i,7o0,0"0 farmers and cotton growers has within four years emancipated the cotton grower of the south from the grip of the small clique of men who have been in the habit of filing prices to suit themselves in its very first fight 1904 it forced the price of cotton from 6 cents a pound to 10 cents on the crop of 13.000.000 bales this meant f?m on every bale and 280 000,000 on the entire output in audition to the price that would have been received if the cotton growers had contented them selves with what was offered them in the first place so the farmer has learned to be inde pendent in business now lie is begin ning to understand that he must be inde pendent in politics as well if he hopes to get ahead so long as he puts the reins of government into the lands of railroads and corporations he will continue to be the loser leading italians imeet mr hearst a number of prominent italian citizens of Chicago ciesirous of meeting william randolph hearst were introduced to him at the auditorium yesterday by judge palmieri of new york judge palmieri one of the leaders of the new york independence league was a con spicuous figure at the national conference of the league in this city saturday an prominent Chicago italians called on him to tell him that they had taken pride la his public career in the Chicago delegation were kmil fferrlo attorney michael e llbonati a lawyer with offices in the unity bnl . 5 michael f schinvone a banker ■.' s m:i hnlsted ■. a mastro-vnlerio ■of i a trllmnii it.iliann and .\. ivd'.vard vlrlgo h la ivyer lrj !'•• . ■•. anil member of the chkrayq independence i.enpue ji'uge i'nlmierl i ■i ; introduced h\x gnest 0 mr hear.-t i.nvyers perrio and llbonati in nrio.f ! tpeeche referred ... the unci — achieved ity italians in their professions and in danced the career of jntlge palmieri who iias graced the new jfork liencb and is now a deputy attorney general praises leagujrs sincerity bn liter svhlavone spoke ..,- the prosreiu r liis eouutrymru in commercial lines editor valeria gave eredll to the henrstj lewspaners for great work in behaif f he rouimon pa iple m virigo declared thai the :-. - ■was the only party that really bad est iutf-rcsts f the general public ul leort and assured mr hearst that tlic italian citizens of Chicago believe in the eague's principles and are preparing tol work for the movement ah the members of the delegation lo lared the italian psopie of the country i ere not forgetful of the personal gener ity of mr hearst ami the hearty work done by his newspapers two years ago for the r"lief jr ihe vesuvius sat wbeu a fund of 3s,two wag collected mr hearst paid ;■tribute to lup hat cter of americai citlieushiu as repre sented bj pcupl ■••: italian . , hieir baronet's wife turns ballet dancer for the sake of the exercise lady constance stewart-riciiardson gives society another surprise by cavorting in gauzy skirts i special i'al.lc 10 the examiner l.u.nlni.x b'eb j lady constance btewart-rjchardson better known uj her maiden name of mackenzie has furuished society another sensation she has turned ballet dancer already renowned as an all-around sponsw cniar and champion sividim<?r she has decided that all ihe forms of exercise i which sbe has so strenuously pursued do i not complete the round of physical uevelop nieut of which she is such a pronounced advocate and that ballet daucing is the one thiui needful lady constance has engaged lessons of the mistress of the ballet at coven t gar den and there twice a week dressed in conventional ballet skirts she i>iro:iettes on her toes whirls and leaps as though her life or her income depended on her gyrations saturday morning she invited a number of friends to see how proficient she had become and it was their verdict that lady constance might become a famous dancer if she would adopt the profession her performance was so captivating that several of the younger members of society present at the private rehearsal engaged to take lessons lady constance stewart-richardson cars crash on bridge girl killed 15 injured passengers have narrow escape from plunge into stream cambridge ohio feb 23 one per son was killed and fifteen were injured in a wreck on the byesville interurban line early to-day several of those injured will die wbiie an interurban car was standing ob a bridge thirty feet over a stream it was struck by a car on the city line the cars met with terrific force and were thrown from the rails although both ears were wrecked neither fell from the bridge miss hose clancey of guernsey was killed 10 killed and 25 hurt when panic seizes crowd spe.-ial cable to the examiner teheran persia feb 23 1n a panic which started during the passage of the muhan.'.m processiou through the main street of the city to-day ten persona rc killed and twenty-live more or less e ily injured liy being trampled on truops iiad tu charge the crowds to restore rrucr the disturbance was at tirs thousht to i iv " 0 litical demonstration of the autl monarchists actor wins a rich Chicago widow in stage romance mrs myrna tyng engaged to wed charles wingate play er in great divide wedding set for june bride-to-be former wife of buffalo banker fiance is suitor of childhood an actor bas captured another Chicago society woman's band and fortune mrs myrna tyuz widow of a buff.ilo hanker young and beautiful and twice'an heiress is to wed charles wiugate sec ond star to henry miller in the great divide a romance of society stage life and wealth was found in the unassuming an nouncement yesterday of the engagement mrs tyng is the beautiful daughter of mr and mrs s warren lamson of 3991 kllis avenue and her social posuion in chi cago cannot be challenged she is a sister in-law of h harry lobdell the millionaire shoe manufacture who married uer sister her father is the president of the h h lobdell shoe company and is very wealthy wingate suitor of old myrna lamson was married in 1000 to pierre kissam tyng a young financier of the east and her wedding was one of the spaikling event of the season her bus band died four yean ago leaving her handsomely endowed mr tyug met wingate many years be fore she became engaged to her first hus band wingate is a chicagnan by birth though for many years be has made his hoaie in aeiv york it is said that when sbe married tyng it was a bitter blow to wiugafe who then abandoned commercial life and sought a stage career since then mrs tyug has followed his progress with consuming inter est until now she sees bim an actor of standing and attainment wedding set for june about a year ago wingate came to chi cago and again he made the plea that he hafivrolced many times before , this time the reply was bopefui recently when bis company played in Chicago the final yes was said they are to be married in new york nest june miss lamson was one of the most courted and distinguished members of the hyde park circle of Chicago society girls in the late 90s she is a graduate of 4 fashionable semi nary and is an heiress in her own right in addition to the provisions of her hus band's will which make her a wealthy woman she is about twenty-seven years old abandons european tour mrs tyng is now living in the home of her sister mrs lobdell uli oakwood boule vard her parents are touring kurope and are now in italy sbe was to have accom panied them but when she consented to become the wife of wingate she altered her plans to be near htm her first marriage took piace in the christ reformed episcopal church in michigan avenue bishop cheney performed the cere mony the ushers were s k hoot how ard foreman howard winslovr and h t davis all of buffalo clifford smith of omaha c g white of new york bene dict crowell of cleveland and j it mor ion of Chicago schwab startles londom with new dress style dinner jacket white tie fancy vest his evening costume london feb 23 charles m schwab who started for america saturday intro duced a new fashion in evening dress that caused considerable comment every evening he appeared in the savoy dining room wearing a dinner jacket silk hat white necktie and fancy vest just think of that a white tie with a dinner jacket it made the johnnies from mayfair gasp until tbey were almost speechless and by jove d"ye know gurgled one upon in word he did have a silk bat too i saw it with me own eyes what raiders armed to slay riedslooo-hofdud with writs reformers and some of theiii arguments police say men who posed as constables and reform ers are bandits warrants worthless gambling victim used as ex cuse to rob gaming house is charge in tae arrest of thirty men all armed with deadly weapons who were organ ized to raid a west i'nllman gambling house and prepared to kill if resisted the police iuink ihey iiave captured the most daring band of gauiming house raiders that ever operated iu Chicago in addition j two p'testiomuiio wiirraots and a tin stai marked deputy sberift found in possession of the alleged raiders there was found an amazing collection of arms it includes a score of costly re volvers some of the magazine type lead pipe blackjacks razors and knives inspector wheeler after questioning the ringleaders of the squad of men many of them characters known to the police stated without hesitancy that the raid had frus trated a brazen conspiracy to hold up | willhiru somers gambling house at 8 state street west l'ullman in jesse james style judge calls warrants invalid after judg-e crowe had closely examined two warrants signed by a west hammond justice of the peace which the prisoners showed as their authority be stated that the warrants were invalid in the district where they were to be s rved and that there was no cloak of legality about any of the proceedings wheeler charged that tl'e armed mob was to swoop weapons in band into the gam bling den while the saturday play was at i its height loot the bank steal all the money in sight use their deadly arms if the victims showed fight and escape to Chicago if successful such a raid would have profited them 4,000 the alleged desperadoes were taken in n shack at lbb i'earborn street where they were huddled in a small room lighted oniy jy a lamp two lookouts at the door were overpowered and a platoon of police surrounded the building and arrested the inmate several were subdued only after dangerous ngbting justice shifts blame | justice little of west hammond who sig::ed the warrants put the responsitriiity on justice hunter of burnbam littles warrants are of no standing in west pull man hunter bas jurisdiction there i.ittli said he bad signed the warrants on hunter's request without any questlous of the merits of the raid in prospect or the character of the men behind if wheeler openly charged adolpb weu private detective and george w worthy oak park constable ringleaders of the trapped tnirty with having used the name of george w jackson an alleged victim jof somers den as a dummy for the purpose of robbing somers place wheeler pointed out that such methods were very common and such raids very i frequent in the days of clack jack i gallagher lonll saudstrom and ethers who i robbed and killed under protection of qu<"s 1 tlonable warrants but that never had be j beard before of a nv>l of thirty with sn i little authority organizing boldly to pillage i a suburban gaming house unique charge preferred as proof that such enterprises arc nuiqu ■; here a unique charge was added to the ac 1 cusation of breach of the peace and carry 1 ing concealed weapons on advice of judge crowe he men were j charged witii having gathered s an ino'.i cor the c munission of ii3 illegal act that charge has not appeared on a Chicago police record iuce the memory of the old 1 ost policeman at harrison street runs not | to the coutrai ■. the prisoners twenty-eight of .. m re mained in durance ail day maintained i "<] tbfy were reformers they said tbat ! they bad been aired at ill stipend of s'.'.mt to make tbi raid on ue representation thai it was a public-spirited move nctm fed i i u victim ' ' >'•'> bad be<?u n>ec<''l tify declared tb*t the were told ■" fiog the weapons andcs"he.r!ff'<s jtar found 1m raid train kills 6 and wounds 3 revelers i voutiiful sweethearts perish with song on lips when caught in safety gates new york feb jr a happy singing party of nine young men and girls — sweet hearts most of them were caught in a carry-all between the lowered safety gates of a grade crossing at west xyack this morning the mountain express of j the ontario & western railroad running si.xtj-five miles an hour behlud time struck their wagon four went to death with their song on their lips hurled high and far by the flying locomotive and when the rest were disengaged from the splintered ve hicle carried a third of a mile down he road on the pilot two more were dying and the remaining three were cut and torn so that they bad only a fighting chance for life were returning from dance some were players some were gxicsts of i the basketball team of spring valley a pretty hamlet six miles back of xyacu they were returning from a game played with the xyaek team which was followed by a dance they all lived close together in spring valley they had been schoolmates and lifelong friends engineer turner of me express train made a record run with the wounded into i hobokeu where they were carried to the hudson county hospital wiih his lands still bloodstained from picking up the bodies he opened the turottie until his train was maki.ig seventy miles an hour lint thr need did not avail one girl died on the train a mnn the sixth victim passed away just as he was | being placed on an auibu'.'anee in hoboken horses carry news to homes by tt.it time the arrival of a pair of galloping foam flecked horses dragging behind them a shattered wagon pole and 1 rimless wheel had heralded the tragedy to spring valley that town and xyack were | plunged into monrnine which was intcnsl i lied as be latei deaths wore reported i the dead singer tlllth tuentj ear c.c billed n stn:i r v sixueu bertha eighteen ears c j killed in si.intlv beitb george thirty years eld killed in -::'. illy may nelson nineteen yra:s cij driver cl ic go tilled instantly palaleb jeanette twenty-one years old died on tnuzfc si.ixx george t;,;.t>-3ix jejrs o!d carpenter died iu natmlance the ininivl • bird mai edith eighteen years old i'aj.mer wabhex twenty-two years old i dietebon hauet tv enty-thvee years old portuguese statesman predicts early republic scbastio lima says it may be frc cleimed by new chamber special oible to the examiner i'auis peb u'i -'■.'. republic in portugal i now n eertalatj and it is h;..'aly prolnble thut ir will lil proclaimed by tut ik-".y i'ham'uer after the coming flections tile ii.muimiiciu part is absolute tmstute pa ted this is the way sebaustto mfralhies lima one of the prominent figures iu the kepuii llrnn movement in portugal sum up the iti.ation in thai country sciior lima was one of the men recently banisuoil from portujial in accordance with premier l"ran_'o's plans to squelch the republican uioveincnt xpw rom lisbon tu day indicated no ■jiiiii^i in tm situation tliere the ir.v is o all iuteuts ml purposes under marilnl yates will fight for governorship formally announces candi dacy at primaries and may become Taft ally springfield 111 fob iz hfs long expected announcement of his candidaoy for the republican nomination for govern or wa issued tn-nisht by richard yates then he boarded a train for jacksonville saying be had nothing further to add to the followiii statement which he gave the newspapers i have decided to be a candidate for the republican nomination for gov ernor at the general primary election august s 1008 i do this because after full investigation i believe there is non an opportunity for the first time in this state for an effectual and real appeal to the people instead of to convention and committees under the provisions of the new direct plu rality primary election law which was not approved until a few days i r o bichabd xates the announcement soon spread among politicians and created no surprise until the meeting of the republican state cen tral committee last tuesday in this city yates had been considered as good as in the field the developments of that meet ling cementing in dose contact the deueen caunon-hopkins state and federal crowds were supposed to have shaken yatos in his ; determination to seek the nomination but ! it seems that it has had the opposite et j feet the cat slap in the last line of his an ; iiouueement seems to indicate tlint be was i skeptical of ueuecn's attitude of friend ship for a direct plurality primary yates will midpubtedjy go into the tield and make : a whirlwind campaign through the state i such as he has made in times past it in ;-. oives the forma inn of new organizations i everywhere for all the o!d yates guard irre now working for deneen and the : deaeen-cannon-bopklns trinity controls every county central committee there s feeling in the aiv that yates may take ap the Taft l;oom and make a tight un speaker caunon by demanding u primary on presidential preference -. eames and caruso will go to the manhattan metropolitan opera company will loss both its stars nkw voiik tell j3 mme emma eaine.b generally regrarded as one of the greatest of iiviiia dramatic sopranos will be seen on the stage of lhe mntitanttam opera honse i\>'-<z season according to s report from an authoritative ronree to-dujr i caruso made it very plain i friendtj to i^iv tliat be will leave the metropolitan opera house next season and to ftdni ', uierstein tiir loaa of bot.i maiues and " t tee metropolitan ni.l in a viry ppreiiabli "»'■. and will in tue same de gree strengtben the manhattan company chokes to death on bite of his breakfast steak while eating .; ueefsttas for breakfast j yesterday edward bnrnside forty-tti i;i:s olii 68 west an:;ni street cbukeu , co death in a restaurant at 3 lincoln | avenue ju=epii krensler prom letor of ; the restaurant noticed burnsidf as the latter took the second bite at iiei i-wu and biimmoned ur micna k or hi clark tr»ft before k arrived buruside was dead anarchist shot kills priest at altar assassin receiving holy sac rament at communion rail when he fires shot franciscan is victim slayer boasts of deed com mitted merely because he hates clergy tries to kill policeman spirited from city to avert lynching recently had been in Chicago i just went over there because i h^ve a grudge against priests in gonasax they are all against the t7orki=gf mas i went to lie communion rail becantc i could get a better shot i didn't caro whether he was a german priest or any other isind of a priest they are all in the same class i am an anarchist and i am proud of it i shot him and my only regret is that i could not have i shot all the priests in the churcii — etatekeitt et priest's slates denver col feb 23 the eev father leo heinrichs pastoi of st eiizabeth's catholu church was assassinated at r;w } mass to-day by guarmaocio guiseppa an anarchist who recently arrived here from new york and Chicago the assassin was kneeling at the communion rail receiving the holy sacrament when he committed the crime the holy wafer was on hirf lips when with a scream he spat il out and drawing a revolver cursed the priest and shot him through the heart the slayer was taken to colorado springs the police fearing an attempt at lynching with a countenance expressing con trition and the humility of an humble penitent guiseppa who later declared that he hated all priests approached the altar with dozens of other com municants intent on the duties of his sacred office father leo saw only in the man about to take his life a penitent a woman was on each side i of guiseppa altar boy shouts warning father leo stood directly in front iof him the priest placed the water on the man's tongue then with an ! expression of disgust the anarchist apat it out and drew his revolver an altar boy saw the act look out father he screamed before the priest could move how ever guiseppa placed the revolver al most against the sacramental robes i and pulled the trigger the priest fell prone in front of the altar my god my god he gasped and idied with a scream of triumph described i by the congregation as full of clemoni jacal joy the assassin fled down ihe [ aisle of the church the congregation >■as too dazed to move t the man dashed 10 the dcor of the ehi i where he was intercepted by poiice inian daniel cronin who knocked him i^lown guiseppa tried to kill cronin i but the latter seized the revolver and j arrested him deathly stillness in the church fol lowed the crime then a woman screamed and the congregation be ] came panic-stricken a rush was made for the doors to get the slayer i but he had been taken away ! fear storming of jail several of his fellow franciscans brothers and priests hurried to the side of the stricken clergyman wild kept the congregation back the brothers silently brought the candles jfor the dead and arranged them about i the body of father leo the news ] of the tragedy was communicate to bisho ■wbo bad the church 1 toi me day \ ", le wildest excitcm liled and for a time it was jfean bg would be attempt : early mass m over tin pity had yennen when the assassin reached the j continued on 2d pago ist column ' continued on 2d page 2d column i 111 weather indications m w Chicago and vicinity fair 1 j m3f monday possibly becoming unset v a tied tuesday moderate tempera y 4 vv turc variable winds shifting to yf<j jja southerly #£ another witness ' miss fowler expresses appreciation for services ren dered by the examiner employment exchange what the examiner exchange did in this case is but uiie of the many instances of finding suitable employment for competent people if you want a posiuon file your application to-day 70 washington street Chicago feb 20 l9o 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Chicago examiner vol vi no 55 a m monday february 24 1908 10 pages pricf onf cfnt delivered by carrier rru^l wlni cl.ni 30 cents per month Chicago is favored for the national convention of independents provisional committee of the league will set date at meeting this week delegates go to homes strong appeal to farmers is seen in declaration for inland waterway afiu jn informal meeting in tbeic bt'ud qbarters ii the auditorium hotel yester day lue members of the provisional iia uonal committee of tin independence t.easnc and the delegate to tue ualionnl conference which was lied iu the audi 1 toriinn parlor last saturday started furl their homes i liarles a walsh secretary of the pro visional committee which has its offices u this city said last evening that the com mltteejnen iiad uot discussed the date auj place for the national convention author ized by the conference hut that the mat ter would l>e disposed of at a meeting to lie held some time this we
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Austin Howard will never be a hot commodity amongst NFL teams. Keep him for the cheapest you possibly can. He's not going anywhere. Don't worry. Maybe he'll actually come forward with some solid productivity in his fourth NFL season. The nine lives of Austin Howard.
To some Jets fans, if you aren't ****, you're amazing. Gotta love it. We can never have someone who's in between or below mediocre and acknowledge it.


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Son Has Acid Reflux
krystynycole replied to Lisserg04's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseIt is very possible it could be a sign of celiac. With all of my symptoms, exerice and increased activity only makes the symptoms a million times worse! Keep in mind thought it could be something else. In addition to the gluten, I have also have a herniated esphogus which causes the valve between your esphogus and stomach to not work making anything and everything to easily come right back up...mostly stomach acid. OTC meds do nothing for me. I have to take a strong precription medication to keep the acid down to a tolerable level.This only got worse as I grew up and whenever I was more active. Just keep an open mind that it could be more than just celiac. Testing for celiac us a great idea. I actually got my diagnosis through a colonoscopy so if they biospy your son, they might see other signs or issues for the reflux. Celiac might solve your son's problems without meds. But if he still has the acide reflux, remember that stomach acid can do a lot of damage too and is just as important to get taken care of. Hope all goes well for your son! Neither of these are fun issues!
Jif Peanut Butter?
krystynycole replied to abby03's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI've never had problems either too and I too have never had problems. Sounds like a typical CYA statement (cover your ass).
Visiting Usa Soon And Still Confused About Mcdonalds
krystynycole replied to amber's topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsI LOVE McFlurries! They put the spoon in a stirring device so your own spoon mixes, not a pole like at Dairy Queen. This prevents a lot of cc! I applaud McD's for doing it. Around me, however, they have taken reese's off the menu and replaced it with rolo's
Visiting Usa Soon And Still Confused About Mcdonalds
krystynycole replied to amber's topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsIn my experience by me in the midwest it depends on the McDonalds and what there practices are and more importantly how strict they follow them. For example, if the hash browns are gluten free they may have been made a shared fryer with chicken nuggets. Then you may have a CC problem. I've never had a problem with the shakes...I'm kind of addicted to them
krystynycole replied to Kelleybean's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsDo you have Super Walmart by you (the walmart fresh foods)? I can find Tinkyada pasta at a decent price there. I can only find it at the larger walmarts where there is fresh foods. The smaller stores do not seem to carry it.
Kellog's Rice Crispies?
krystynycole replied to hobbitqueen18's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI was just making some fruity pebbles treats of my own and low and behold the back of the box advertised for gluten free premade fruity and coco pebble treats! Prefect timing so I had to share
Kellog's Rice Crispies?
krystynycole replied to hobbitqueen18's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsPre made are out (sorry!). As far as making them on your own, in my store they sell both regular (with malt) and gluten free so you have to be careful. I don't really care for the gluten-free rice krispies so I trade them for fruity pebbles which are gluten-free The marshmallows should be safe--I haven't found one that isn't.
Toy Yorkie Loses 9 Teeth To Gum Disease
krystynycole replied to GF Lover's topic in Gab/Chat Room - To Discuss Anything BUT Celiac Disease / Gluten-Free DietMy dog looked drugged and beaten for days after getting 3 teeth pulled too! We even took him home earlier because my husband works at the animal hospital and knew what signs to look for which only made the dog look more pathetic. He looked soooo sad when he came home--like he didn't know where he was!
Kroger/smiths gluten-free List
krystynycole replied to Chad Sines's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsIn my experience, not all stores have all the food listed on there. Around here we have Food 4 Less (which is Kroger) and they barely had anything in the store. Maybe an actual Kroger store will be different.
krystynycole posted a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsHey all....I found a coupon for $1.00 off any Glutino or Gluten Free Pantry Item. I don't know if they will block this out, but it's at coupons dot com.
Recipe Suggestions?
krystynycole replied to GlutenFreeAustinite's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsThere should also be some sort of medical exemption for you I would imagine. You may have to have some paperwork filled out by your doctor, but something should be done to accommodate your medical condition. Having to share a kitchen with the whole dorm or floor is, in my opinion, a health hazard, especially for cross contamination.
Recipe Suggestions?
krystynycole replied to GlutenFreeAustinite's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsCan you use a griddle? What about a quesodilla maker? You can make all sorts of things on it super quick
Staying In Hotels
krystynycole replied to GFreeMO's topic in Gluten-Free TravelSome hotels will provide a small kitchen, but you will have to pay for the upgrade. Also, you can buy a single electric burner that plugs into an outlet which would make your options endless. You can always just stick to sandwich, wraps, and soups type foods.
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Pregnant And Nauseated - Help!
krystynycole replied to Ntheodo1's topic in Celiac Disease - PregnancyI am 10 weeks pregnant and there are a few things I always have handy. First is ginger ale. This is a life saver and has helped me soooo much! Second I have snacks on hand all the time. It seems that grazing or munching on small bunches of food helps than trying to eat meals. I usually have rice cakes or trail mix on hand. I like the trail mix because it gives me some protein so I usually feel a little fuller without eating much.


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Pressure Builds on Michael Dell for Buyout Plan
Any Price Bump in LBO Would Need to Come From Founder
Pressure is building on Chief Executive Michael Dell to contribute more of his own wealth if he wants to ensure that his planned buyout of computer maker Dell Inc. happens.
Shareholders are scheduled to vote July 18 on the $24.4 billion offer by Mr. Dell and private-equity firm Silver Lake Partners to take Dell private at $13.65 a share. It is possible the deal will win shareholder approval as is. Dell shares closed Tuesday at $13.38...


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Tan brogues.
Nothing else
Imagine FashionBeans had an annual party. It's in a swanky hotel in London this Saturday evening and you've been invited. The dress code is left for you to interpret and stamp your personal style on.
All the big fashion magazines are going to be at the red carpet. Ryan Gosling, Nick Wooster and some dense footballer whose mum dresses him are rumoured to be in attendence. Perhaps there is a prize for best dressed.
The question is, what do you wear?*
(*and will everyone be in brogues, slim jeans and tweed blazer?)
<Sulks becasue that's what he's wearing right now...>and will everyone be in brogues, slim jeans and tweed blazer
Swanky hotel? Might get a deep burgundy dinner jacket made for the occasion
Burgundy Tux, White Ruffled Shirt, Tweed Bow Tie, Flourescent Orange Trainers, Flourescent Pink pocket square.
I would wear a black roll neck, red velvet, hopefully shawl collar jacket, Paisley Pocket squre, beige combat shorts, flip flops, straw trilby and knock off wayfarers.
This would succeed in making me look like a wanker. I like to be a wanker at parties, people don't speak to me then so I'm free to get battered in the corner, on my own.


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Writing a Player interface
From The Player Project
A interface is a specification of how to interact with a certain class of robotic sensor, actuator, or algorithm. The interface defines the syntax and semantics of all messages that can be exchanged with entities in the same class.
To add a new interface create a new file in /libplayercore/interfaces/ directory. The file name should be
<interface number>_<interface name>.def
for example 006_laser.def
The interface number should be padded to three digits to aid sorting. New interfaces should use the next free interface code rather than filling in gaps. This is to avoid confusion with old removed interfaces.
In the file you should have:
* a description block that contains a description of the interface for the documentation * a set of message blocks that define the interfaces messages these are structured as message { TYPE, SUBTYPE, SUBTYPE_CODE, DATA_TYPE }; * the data types for your interface in standard C code
The best bet is to have a look at some of the other interfaces and copy what they have done
When modifying an interface try to avoid renumbering the subtype codes. If you remove a subtype just leave a gap, this will aid in version compatibility.


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Students fear costly education
Only the rich will be able to send their children to college if Minnesota chops higher education funding too much, a student told a University of Minnesota Wednesday student rally.
Parents' dreams of sending children to college have "become a nightmare of excessive debt," Mike McBride of the University of Minnesota Morris told about 200 other students rallying to preserve college funding.
The state Capitol rally featured speakers from each University of Minnesota campus, all urging policymakers to keep budget cuts to a minimum as the state faces what is expected to be a $7 billion budget deficit.
In an interview, University President Bob Bruininks said that federal stimulus money, signed into law last week, will help the university survive budget cuts.
The students, many of whom met with lawmakers, said they understand the state's budget situation.
"Budget cuts are going to happen," Alex Bush of the University of Minnesota Duluth said.
About 35 Duluth students attended the rally.
Students say they fear deep cuts will affect their education - and their pocketbook.
Aaron Booth of the Morris campus said he fears his tuition will rise 10 percent and his small campus will lose six professors if the cuts Gov. Tim Pawlenty proposes come about.
"I can't afford it," he said of higher tuition.
Also from the Morris campus, which sent 60 students to the rally, was Douglas Meyer, who said a good education will help the state's economy.
"We want to make sure young adults get jobs," he said. "We can help this economy out."
Added Jason Wittrock of Duluth: "Our economy needs schools."
One of the rally speakers, Marshall Johnson of the Crookston campus, said that he is concerned about the future of the university.
Johnson urged policymakers to pass a budget "that shows commitment to thrive."
Bruininks told students that their lobbying is important to the schools by letting lawmakers know the university "is absolutely essential to the future."
In a post-rally interview, Bruininks said that federal stimulus money will help public school budgets, but decisions about how that money will be spent are yet to be decided. Even with that money, the president said there will be university cuts.
"We are going to cut costs tenaciously," he said, adding there still probably is no way to avoid layoffs.
"We will have to eliminate some offices and programs as we go forward," Bruininks said. "We all need to step up and do our part."
While the head of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system could not rule out closing a college, Bruininks was not ready to go that far.
"I don't see any campus closures," he said.
"It will be absolutely inevitable that reductions will happen everywhere," he added.


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SEOUL, South Korea South Korea launched its long-awaited commercial mobile WiMax service Friday (June 30), the Ministry of Information and Communication said.
Known as WiBro, the mobile broadband Internet service originated through technology from broadband Internet service carrier KT Corp. and mobile telecommunications network provider SK Telecom Co. Ltd.
KT and SK Telecom said they launched WiBro, based on Intel Corp.'s WiMax standard, at several high-demand areas in and around Seoul. Both companies plan to expand coverage throughout Seoul and surrounding cities by the end of this year, and nationwide by 2008.
KT had conducted trial WiBro services in selected areas in and around Seoul since March. It first showcased a test run of the technology at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Busan, South Korea last November.
According to KT, users could enjoy wireless connection into Internet while on the move at speeds as high as 120 km (74 miles) per hour.
The base service stations have a coverage radius of 1 km, while existing hotspots for public wireless LAN services reach 50 meters, according to the service providers.
Presently, subscribers can access the WiBro service only by using a PCMCIA card provided by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. The card is priced at 300,000 won ($312). KT said WiBro-enabled portable devices, including notebooks, PDAs and dual-mode terminals combining WiBro and other advanced wireless communication services will soon be commercially available.
KT and SK Telecom initially charge subscribers of the basic service fees at 16,000 won (US16.6) and 30,000 won per month, respectively. They said they will soon introduce a series of differentiated pricing systems for subscribers, depending on the volume or type of data transactions.
Both carriers are set to provide subsidies of up to 100,000 won ($105) each to subscribers purchasing WiBro-enabled handsets. The government has allowed the subsidies in an apparent bid to promote the technology as one of the main projects to bolster the nation's information technology sector.
As part of the effort, KT has set up an international community of 21 overseas telecommunications operators to build a global "roaming belt" for the service.


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It never fails to amaze me that our liberal friends keep trying to convince us that our founders did not intend for the citizen to keep and bear arms. One has only to look at the statements made by our founders to know that they meant exactly what they said. Here are a few of their statements.
Thomas Jefferson: No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.
Patrick Henry: The great object is that every man be armed; everyone who is able may have a gun.
John Adams: Arms in the hands of citizens be used at individual discretion in private self defense.
Samuel Adams: (A)nd that the said constitution be never construed to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their arms.
Does this sound like men who intended for us to be defenseless?
Their next argument is, But times have changed, and I would reply, Yes, they have, but the honest citizen has just as much need for self-defense as they ever have.
A gun makes the average citizen more than a match for the 250-pound predator intent on doing them harm. A predator, man or animal, loves nothing more than a helpless victim.
Why does the liberal believe that we should all be helpless and depend on others for our protection? Gun laws would work almost as well as laws against illegal drugs. We sure fixed that problem, didnt we?
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Perfect World are no strangers to the Free to Play scene. With their absolutely terrific game Rusty Hearts and others, they know how to make a successful game built on the free to play model. RaiderZ comes from the team behind GunZ: The Duel, and focuses largely on monster hunting.
There were four classes available to choose from, the Berserker, Defender, Sorcerer and Guardian. We were told however that choosing one doesn't lock you into it, and you can later expand into other roles as well. Similarly, one class isn't tied down to just a single weapon type either. Sorcerers are more than able to pick up a two handed sword if they choose to do so, except don't expect to know any skills until you actually decide to become that hybrid class I mentioned before.
RaiderZ ditches tab targeting and instead relies wholly on action packed gameplay. What I mean by this is that instead of targeting your enemies by clicking on them and then running around pressing hotkeys, you will actively have to swing, dodge and aim your attacks if you hope to take down your bounty. The best example of this would be TERA which uses a very similar battle system that doesn't rely on tab targeting.
If anyone is familiar with the Monster Hunter series, then you will feel mostly at home with RaiderZ, since it uses a very similar formula. The main goal here is to hunt giant monsters throughout the land with the help of your friends. We were told that the game won't lack in the difficulty department and most definitely will require some sort of teamwork when taking down these monsters. Once taken down, you can then use the material gathered from them in order to craft new items, weapons, armor or upgrade your equipment for future battles.
The battling mechanics themselves also largely resemble Monster Hunter, though granted RaiderZ does have a lot more abilities that players can use to defeat their foes. One important aspect however is Stamina. Like in the MH games, dodging is extremely crucial to ensure survival. Dodging however drains your stamina, so it's always important to think strategically, instead of just charging in and slashing away at enemies.
One of the monsters I was given a quest to defeat was a giant frog. After dispatching its minions, I then had to learn the frog's movements, jump patterns and attack patterns in order to successfully dodge them, or at least prevent major damage, and retaliate with some heavy attacks.
We were also shown that players won't have to wait long to feel like they're awesome. For example, at an early level, you will be able to purchase and ride a mount, which looks just as bad ass as you would think a high level mount would look like. What's more, is that you'll actually be able to use this mount for combat, and initiate an attack, that will then unsummon the mount, and let you finish the fight on foot.
The game itself looks absolutely gorgeous, and gives other free to play games a run for their money. For players who are eager to get their hands on RaiderZ, they will have to wait a bit longer, however Closed Beta is definitely happening this year, so anyone who wants to have a shot at being accepted should head on over to the official RaiderZ site and sign up. You can also make sure to check back on GameZone for any beta key opportunities that might be coming up.


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D-backs get Gorgen to complete Qualls deal
Right-handed reliever will be assigned to Triple-A Reno
By Steve Gilbert / MLB.com
PHOENIX -- The D-backs acquired pitcher Matt Gorgen from the Rays on Thursday as the player to be named in the deal that sent reliever Chad Qualls to Tampa Bay just prior to the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline.
Gorgen, 23, was 3-2 with a 1.65 ERA and 22 saves in 42 games for Double-A Montgomery this year. The right-hander tied for the Southern League lead in saves and was named to the circuit's midseason and postseason All-Star teams.
Initially drafted by the Rays in the 16th round in 2008, he is 11-4 with a 1.45 ERA in 108 games during his pro career and has held opponents to a .167 average.
Gorgen will be assigned to the D-backs' Triple-A team in Reno.
In 16 games for the Rays since the deal, Qualls has a 6.57 ERA.
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Northstar Bunkbed Complete
The Northstar Bunkbed features classic arched headboards with hardwood spindles. Popular Pecan finish. Can be used as two Twin beds with high/low head and footboards. Slanted ladder for easy access to upper bed. Guardrails have hardwood spindles to match motif of head and footboards. Three coat finish: sealer coat, base coat, and top clear coat. Hardwood slats with rugged webbing provide stable deck for mattress. The Northstar line includes companion pieces to fit your needs. Choose from space saving options--Trundle (BRU-807TR-PE) or Storage Drawer Pedestal (BRU-807DWR-PE). Also available: Five Drawer Chest (BRU-845C-PE), Student Desk (BRU-851SD-PE) with optional Hutch (BRU-851H-PE), and Six Drawer Dresser (BRU-846C-PE) with optional Mirror (BRU-846MWH-PE).
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Georgia Mountain Rally
I hope a lot of you are looking to attend tha Ga Mt Rally this year in Hiawassee at the GA MT Fairgrounds ! We have a lot of great vendors coming and some cool seminars scheduled. Computrak will be there , that can do suspension adjustments, and Stayin' Safe advanced street schools, for example. Good chili and steak dinners again, bonfire social, Aerostitch Riding Suit grand Prize, Embrodered Kermit Chair prize drawing for pre-registered folks, BBQ vendor, and much more!
And the great roads in the area will be waiting to be experienced!
(Cherohala, Hwy 60, Wolfpen Gap, Warwoman Dell, Highway 76, Hwy 197, Deal's Gap, Richard Russell Scenic Hwy, and many, many more!)
Also, BMW Performance Center will lead some great instructional dual sport rides.
Too late to pre-register so just come on!
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Aging Rock Star Fights Soda Company
In what is sure to be the most consequential piece of legal maneuvering since 50 Cent sued Taco Bell last week, idiot Guns n' Roses frontman Axl Rose had his attorney fire off a scathing letter to the Dr. Pepper corporation regarding the company's recent GnR-related marketing mishaps. It promises to be quite a dustup—rock and roll style!!1! Take, heed, soft drink companies: here's what happens when you try to give out a free soda to everyone in America:
See, Dr. Pepper promised a free can to everyone in the US if GnR released Chinese Democracy before a certain date. They did it! But sadly the company's server crashed when they tried to give out coupons online, and they have now sold out the soul of rock, or something, according to Axl's attorney:
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Okay,okay, I concede, you got me. I agree with you now that you explain what you mean. Actually, I was just now reading a passage of BD, when Eleazar and Edward are discussing the Volturi, and I started to really think about Bella. I'm not taking back what I said about her personality, but she seems a little. . .tame, especially for Bella, even under the circumstances. Pre-transformation, the worry of the situation would have had her overreacting. But now, as worried as she is for Nessie, and even giving some allowance for vampiric reactions, I still think her reactions are slightly off as far as being Bella goes.
I like Bella, I always have. I kind of miss her in BD. And you are right again, Rings. Bella was never the best at anything as a human (so she claims). Why would she suddenly be so talented at developing her powers? It's not like Bella was noted for her incredible concentration or her gung-ho attitude. And incredible self-control does not factor in with being able to control her shield right away either.
But, on the other hand, Kate's currents most likely are not a tangible thing inside her head. Bella's are. She can feel her shield, so she has more "sight" into what she's dealing with right off, correct?


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Date: December 31 2012
A roundup of trading on major world markets.
NEW YORK - US stocks sank for a fifth straight day Friday, showing more doubts that politicians will be able to agree a deal to fix the fiscal cliff with only days before the year-end deadline.
Shares were cautiously lower for most of the day after President Barack Obama returned from his vacation early to try to broker a deal with Democrat and Republican congressional leaders in the White House.
But without any positive signs late in the day and the weekend looming, traders gave up and sold off at a stronger pace in the last half hour.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished 158.20 points or 1.21 per cent lower at 12,938.11.
The broad-market S&P 500 lost 15.67 points, or 1.1 per cent, to 1,402.43, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite shed 25.60 points, or 0.86 per cent to 2,960.31.
LONDON - European stock markets have dropped and the euro has fallen versus the dollar, the final trading day of the year for the Frankfurt index.
Equities were downbeat on Friday in the absence of a deal to avert the US "fiscal cliff" of sharp tax hikes and spending cuts.
London's FTSE 100 index of top companies ended the week with a loss of 0.49 per cent at 5,925.37 points and Frankfurt's DAX 30 fell 0.57 per cent to 7,612.39 points, though it ended the year with an overall gain of more than 29 per cent.
In Paris, the CAC 40 dropped by 1.47 per cent to 3,620.25 points, in part on profit-taking after earlier reaching its highest level for the year.
The markets in London and Paris will hold half sessions on Monday.
In Milan the FTSE Mib index was down by 0.82 per cent at 16,273 points, and in Madrid the Ibex 35 shed 1.81 per cent to 8,131 points.
TOKYO - Asian shares have risen on hopes of a last-minute deal to avert the US fiscal cliff, despite warnings from a leading Democrat that an agreement is unlikely just days before a year-end deadline.
Expectations for more aggressive monetary easing by the Bank of Japan continued to weigh on the yen, which was sitting at more than two-year lows against the dollar.
In its last trading day of the year Tokyo's Nikkei on Friday climbed 0.70 per cent to highs not seen since before last year's March 11 quake-tsunami disaster. The index ended 72.20 points up at 10,395.18. It rose 22.9 per cent for the year.
Hong Kong added 0.21 per cent, or 46.81 points, to end at 22,666.59, while Shanghai put on 1.24 per cent, or 27.35 points, to 2,233.25.
WELLINGTON - New Zealand shares rose, pushing the NZX 50 Index to a five-year high, led by stocks that are among broker picks for 2013, such as PGG Wrightson and Ryman Healthcare.
The NZX 50 rose 15.45 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 4080.90, the highest close since December 2007, bringing its gain this year to 24 per cent. Within the index, 22 stocks rose, 12 fell and 16 were unchanged. Turnover was a lower-than-average $57 million, reflecting reduced trading during the Christmas-New Year holiday period.
Wrightson, the nation's biggest rural services company, gained 4.8 per cent to 44 cents, the highest close since September 2011.
It was among three companies singled out in an NZ Herald survey of brokers this week for gains in 2013.
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The court denied a request for a new trial and upheld the death sentence for Jerry Lard, who was convicted in the 2011 shooting death of Trumann police officer Jonathan Schmidt. The court rejected several of Lard's arguments, including his objection to prosecutors showing jurors dash-cam video footage of the shooting.
"Because the incident unfolded so quickly, showing the events as they transpired from different perspectives and at slowed speeds allowed the actions of all involved to be clarified and be placed in context," the court's opinion said. "Although Lard did not deny committing the offenses, this court has repeatedly held that a defendant cannot prevent the admission of evidence simply by conceding to the facts of the crime."
The video was released to the public after Lard's trial in 2012. It shows Lard sitting in the back of a vehicle that Schmidt pulled over in April 2011 because a license plate check showed it might not have insurance. About a minute later, as Schmidt opened the back passenger door, a hand can be seen reaching out and firing at the officer's face.
Lard bolts from the car and continues firing at Schmidt and another officer who was at the scene.
"What you got?" Lard can be heard yelling as he fired his gun.
Later, Schmidt can be heard pleading with Lard off-camera: "Please don't shoot me. Please don't shoot me again."
Lard's defense attorneys acknowledged their client fatally shot Schmidt but argued at trial that Lard suffered from a mental disease or defect. Katherine Streett, an attorney representing Lard, declined to comment Thursday on the court's ruling.
Prosecuting Attorney Scott Ellington said in a statement he was pleased with the court's ruling.
"However, I feel that the court missed an opportunity to clarify the law that would allow a victim's family the right to be present and remain in the courtroom during a capital murder trial, even if they will be testifying as a witness in the sentencing phase," Ellington said.
In a dissenting opinion, two justices argued that Lard should have been given a new sentencing hearing. They argued that testimony from two jailers as well as a photograph of a "Hell Bound" tattoo on Lard's back should not have been allowed during the trial.
"There is certainly overwhelming evidence of appellant's guilt in the instant case, and I cannot say that the verdict of guilt would have been different had the circuit court properly exercised its discretion and excluded the evidence," Justice Donald L. Corbin wrote in the dissenting opinion, along with Chief Justice Jim Hannah. "But, what I am concerned about in the instant case is the sentence of death imposed by a jury that was exposed to inadmissible and prejudicial evidence."


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Discussion in 'Wanted' started by alanl228, Dec 11, 2012.
Looking for Vantage custom VT221 in grip size W-3/8. please email alanl228 at gmail dot com
I have a VT221B, but the grip size is 4 5/8. It does have a pallet system or you can do what I do and just wrap the over-grip over the pallet which makes it feel like a 4 3/8 but the bevels are much more defined. There is one paint chip on the frame at 12, otherwise the paint is in excellent shape. If you are still interested let me know: yev_7 at me dot com
Oh, the specs are:
16x19, 310mm, 27.25 inches, 63ra
weight 320g.
Jack, thanks for your offer. I am looking for the VT221B in 27" length, pretty much any weight and balance, but has to be in Wilson grip sharp in size L3 4 3/8. Thanks.
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10 Punch KO of Kyiawoman
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1. I am certainly not clueless about the Knicks or the NBA in general. That my conspiracy theory spouting, Darko and Balkman daydreaming friend is all YOU. I am glad you can be proud of your shortcomings and feel comfortable in your ignorant skin.
2. D'ant became coach of the Suns and took them from a 29-53 record to 62-20 the very next year. That is the single greatest turnaround in NBA history. He took the Suns to back to back western confrence finals appearances and won 50+ in four straight seasons. He helped turn Nash from a above average PG into an MVP caliber and future hall of famer. He took a young STAT and molded him into a dominant big while making him the focal point of a high octane offense.
3. The Suns could have won a ring had some things gone their way. They were in the West and up against Duncan and a Spurs dynasty. They faced injuries and suspensions that all played a part in stopping them just short of their goal. Riley and then JVG faced similar situations with the Knicks yet I am confident you would have either back as coach.
4. European record as coach (pasted for you to be less ignorant): He remained for four seasons, from 1990 to 1994, leading the club to the 1992 [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Final Four and 1993 [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. He was then chosen to coach [Only registered and activated users can see links. ], another major Italian basketball club. During his tenure (1994–1997), the team captured the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] and Coppa Italia (in 1995) and won the domestic league title in 1996–97. Coach D'Antoni's Italian teams went to the playoffs each season, and he was twice voted the league's Coach of the Year. In 2001, D'Antoni returned to Italy for a second stint as the coach of Benetton Treviso. In his one season back in Europe, he led the team to a 28–8 record, a league championship and [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Final Four, coaching a team filled with many former NBA stars.
5. D'ant helped lead Team USA to gold and was credited for the much improved and efficient offense over previous years.
6. D'ant took on the Knicks job knowing full well that Walsh was planning a 2 year salary dump and rebuild project. He took the job knowing his reputation and win/loss record would take a hit. Knowledgeable fans knew and appreciated this sacrifice and understand that until this year he did not have a competent squad capable of executing his system or winning consistently. You and the other ignorant crybabies ignore these facts and want to crucify him to perpetuate your self admitted pessimism that started in 1999.
7. That Suns team you boasted about that included Marbury (having a career year) got ousted in the first round. D'ant could have easily coached Zbo/Crawford to a playoff birth but that was not the plan.
8. Mozgov speaks English you ignorant tool. Further your hatred for blinds your objectivity about our coaching staff. Afterall D'ant took STAT a young bigman and coached him into a perennial all-star so your point about needing a bigman coach is laughable.
9. Jared Jefferies was indeed our best defender over the last few years and guarded every position from the 1-5. I could careless if you disagree but I will point out that you are ignoring the thrust of his quote which directly counters your ignorant assertions.
10. Having an aging 6'10 PF in Kurt Thomas playing center in a high octane offense proves nothing about D'ant. He was a mismatched player for the system and one guy can't make a team play great defense.
P.S. Refering to yourself in the 3rd person only makes you sound more like a d-bag so I would suggest you put that and the rest of your bolded/red fonted inaccurate talking points to rest.


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The story of
the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex began
in 1976 when the Treasury Department's Division
of Building and Construction commissioned
an architect to determine the existing and
projected office space requirements of all
State departments in the Trenton area. This
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Shoot, Nikolai MOROSHKIN of Russia stepped out at the very end of step sequence. They were doing so well. They looked disappointed at the end.
Oh, well. they are still young...
Evgenia KOSIGINA / Nikolai MOROSHKIN RUS 50.88 26.86 24.02 6.04 5.86 5.89 6.07 6.11 0.00 .
they are currently #1, but their scores are a couple of points lower then their PB.
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Glendale, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Wayne Simmonds, Jakub Voracek and Claude Giroux lit the lamp in the third period, helping Philadelphia rally past Phoenix, 5-3, on Saturday.
Scott Hartnell and Brayden Schenn also scored for the Flyers, who improved to 4-1 on their six-game holiday road trip. Steve Mason came up with 26 saves.
"In the beginning of the season we would just fold but right now we believe in ourselves and that we can come back from any deficit," said Voracek. "This is a tough building and a tough team, so this is big for us."
Rob Klinkhammer, Lauri Korpikoski and Mikkel Boedker tallied for the Coyotes, who have dropped eight of their last 10 and failed to be lifted by the return of captain Shane Doan. Doan had been sidelined for a month while battling Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
Mike Smith gave up four goals on 27 shots.
Simmonds converted a Voracek rebound from the right side on a Philadelphia power play to draw the visitors even at 4:22 of the third.
Coyotes defenseman Keith Yandle then committed a turnover deep in his own zone, trying to stickhandle up the middle and Voracek made him pay. He turned back and unleashed a shot from the right circle which trickled through Smith at 11:52 of the third and the Flyers had their first lead of the game at 4-3.
"When you make mistakes and your goaltender is not cleaning them up, you end up where we're at," said Coyotes head coach Dave Tippett.
Steve Downie was given a questionable delay-of-game call for closing his hand on the puck with 3:29 remaining, but Mason and his penalty killers checked it away. Philly has killed off 12 consecutive manpower disadvantages in the last four games.
Giroux drilled the clincher into the empty net with 31 seconds to play.
Klinkhammer put the hosts on the board at the 1:29 mark of the second period, then Korpikoski put a rebound past Mason at the right post at 2:54.
Hartnell's one-timer from the right circle off a Mark Streit dish halved Philly's deficit at 3:11.
Phoenix went up 3-1 when Yandle sprung Boedker on a break up the middle, and his shot beat Mason high and over the blocker with 6:47 played.
Despite failing on the next power-play chance, the Flyers made it 3-2 when Schenn popped a loose puck home at the right post at 17:15.
Game Notes
Philadelphia improved to 7-5-0 all-time at Phoenix ... Smith fell to 4-7-1 lifetime against the Flyers and 0-3 with the Coyotes ... Phoenix played without defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson, who is suffering from an upper-body injury as a result of a high hit from Columbus' Derek MacKenzie on Thursday .. The Flyers complete their road trip at New Jersey on Tuesday.


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V. Sattui Winery is located in Napa Valley town of St. Helena. It's one of the most popular stops (over 400k visitors annually) along Highway 29. And with a plethora of wonderful wines (over 45), an on-site gourmet deli and cheese shop, great picnic grounds, and a reasonable ($10) wine-tasting fee (down-right inexpensive by Napa Valley standards)- why not?!
V. Sattui has an interesting history – Before Prohibition, and After Prohibition. The winery traces it's roots back to 1885 when Vittorio Sattui established a winery in Italian Colony of the North Beach in San Francisco. The winery later expanded and flourished in the Mission District of The City. Then, after Prohibition was enacted in 1919, the winery closed.
The story picked up again in 1976 when Dario Sattui re-stablished the winery. But not without being on the verge of going out of business. Dario's persistence, vision, innovation, and commitment to excellence has guided V. Sattui Winery to the pinnacle of success (click here for complete history) That same vision, and commitment to excellence lead Dario found Castello Di Amorosa.
"We don't deify wine…It's not about the wine, it's about having a good time." – Dario Sattui (courtesy of SF Gate)
V. Sattui Winery is a winery-direct business, meaning the wines may only be purchased at the winery in St. Helena, on-line or by phone. The wines aren't sold in stores or restaurants.
I have a confession – as many times, as I've been to Napa, I've never visited the winery. That's primarily because I tend to favor smaller wineries. After tasting this trio of wines, I'll be rectifying my oversight my next trip to Napa Valley!
My tasting notes follow:
2009 V. Sattui Winery Petite Sirah
Inky violet color with tart black fruit, chocolate, and cedarwood aromas. On the palate it's medium-full bodied, with dusty tannins (I like a wine with some grip), and ripe blackberry, blueberry, vanilla and dark chocolate flavors. Medium finish. – 89pts
Rating: Recommended.
The Wine Geek Stuff:
- Alcohol: 14.8%
- Closure: Cork
- AVA: > California> Napa Valley
- Grape Varieties: 97% Petite Sirah, 2% Petite Verdot, 1% Cabernet Sauvignon
- Cooperage: 18 months in 16% new American oak, 24% New French Oak, 60% seasoned oak
- Vineyard: Allias Vineyard; Head-trained vines planted in 1926
- Retail: $35
- Cases produced: 150
2009 V. Sattui Winery Zinfandel Gilsson Vineyard
Violet color appealing briary, floral dark fruit and spice aromas. On the palate, it's medium full bodied with well integrated dusty tanning, medium acidity and mixed berry, black cherry, vanilla and spice flavors. Medium long finish. – 91pts
Rating: Highly Recommended.
The Wine Geek Stuff:
- Alcohol: 15%
- Closure: Cork
- AVA: > California> Sonoma County> Russian River Valley
- Grape Varieties: 98% Zinfandel, 2% Petite Sirah
- Cooperage: 18 months in 13% new American Oak, 22% new French oak, 65% seasoned oak
- Vineyard: Gilsson Vineyard; Head-trained vines planted in early 1960s
- Retail: $37
- Cases produced: 839
2010 V. Sattui Winery Pinot Noir Henry Ranch Carneros
Ruby color with very good aromatics of cherry, raspberry, and spice. On the palate, it's creamy smooth and medium bodied with cherry, raspberry and spice flavors. Med long finish. – 90pts
Rating: Highly Recommended.
The Wine Geek Stuff:
- Alcohol: 13.5%
- Closure: Cork
- AVA: > California> Napa / Sonoma> Carneros
- Grape Varieties: 100% Pinot Noir
- Cooperage: 10 months in 50% new French oak, 50% seasoned French oak.
- Vineyard: Henry Ranch Vineyard; planted to Pommard and Dijon clones
- Retail: $39
- Cases produced: 1089
Wines above were provided as media samples for my review
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text: Just come back from vacation and my scan found HEUR:Trojan.Win32.Generic, which it quarantined. Then discovered that Spotify did not work. I reinstalled and a new scan found the same and again Spotify has been removed. Looks like the file removed was my Spotify.exe file. Is this really a trojan/virus packaged in Spotify or simply being picked up as one - how can I continue to use Spotify?