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Who is it, besides the rabid dogs in the Obama administration, that wants us disarmed?
Well, the United Nations wants us disarmed.
Communist China wants us disarmed.
The Israel lobby wants us disarmed.
And of course the Mexican drug cartel wants us disarmed.
These are the international gangsters. They have requested – no, they have demanded – that the Obama gangsters disarm us.
It's quite possible that a belligerent meeting such as this is what the Obama gangsters want. It's quite possible that we are being pushed and goaded into violent responses to their violent provocations, such as the sadistic police behavior we've seen all over the country.
So what? They mean to enslave all of us and kill some of us. We're going to have to fight back sooner or later, regardless of whom it pleases or displeases. It's either fight or start waving the white flag and I doubt that anyone in here is ever going to wave the white flag.
Nope, we'll fight it out and see who wins. I'm pretty sure it's going to be us.
There is no doubt that many police departments are encouraged to brutalize us civilians. There is also no denying that many police departments have been trained in Israel or are being trained by visiting Israeli instructors in this country.
Anyone can see where this is leading. It is leading to a totalitarian dictatorship. But only if the dictatorship can get us to hand over our guns.
So it doesn't matter what the Obama gangsters think they want. What matters is what we want. What matters is, what we are going to do about it.
We pay the bills and we'll make the decisions.
Anyone who's hoping there's a safe, legal and peaceful way to hold on to his guns is going to be disappointed. Gun Control is about who is going to run this country – us or the foreign gangsters. We're not sure, of course, but it's possible that Obama himself is a foreign gangster. We're still waiting on the ID.
If it's going to be us, then we need to be ready - at the drop of a hat - to fight like wildcats.
The threat we face ranges from a militarized police takeover of the sheriff's department to the Blackwater-type mercenaries we saw during Katrina right up to full martial law run by the US Army and/or the United Nations. All of these would be run by the CIA front groups such as FEMA and Homeland Security. We've already seen the army field manuals on occupation and concentration camps for American dissidents.
As we've seen from the Vietnam, the Iraq and Afghanistan disasters, some places cannot be successfully occupied by the US or UN military, no matter how hard they try. Some can, such as Japan, South Korea and West Germany. But some cannot.
All thugs and bullies can be beaten, because they're mainly into it for the money and the other bennies. It just takes guns and the guts to use them as they were meant to be used. We just need to get it in our heads that Teton County is one county in Idaho that will not be messed with or intimidated, no matter what.
As we see every day, over and over, the gangsters deal in horrific and merciless brutality, mainly overseas but increasingly here at home. It's called state terror. Neither the Democrats nor the Republicans object to state terror, whether it's mass murder by bombers, or assassination by drones, bombing weddings and funerals, or sadistic grunts kidnapping, torturing, raping and murdering anyone who might resent American brutality. The list of American terrorism around the world is too long for this meeting.
Many of us have suspected that our military men and women have been trained in Iraq and Afghanistan to brutalize civilians over there as a prelude to do the same to civilians over here. This suspicion began with the infamous 45 Questions for soldiers and marines in 1994 and again just last week with the report that Obama's litmus test for generals keeping their jobs is their willingness to kill American resisters.
The authors of American state terror, the politicians and the killers, are the same gangsters who want us to hand over our guns to them!
The government knows that America is in an explosive condition, thanks entirely to what the government has been doing to us, especially with 9/11 and its planned tyrannical aftermath known as the War on Terror. It has been waging the War on Terror against foreigners in our name. The government has always planned to attack us Americans, and now it is doing so.
The War on Terror included the Patriot Act and the Military Commissions Act and the annual NDAA. The Patriot Act obliterated the Bill of Rights. The Fourth Amendment is no more. The gang of nine on the Supreme Court has found no constitutional problem with the Patriot Act, or with any tyrannical action of the Bush and Obama gangsters.
We are not going to be protected by anyone in any part of the federal, state or local government. It is up to us to protect ourselves from the tyrants. It has always been up to us but human nature being what it is, we have trusted our employees to take care of us. This was very bad judgment on our part. It was lazy, it was cowardly and it was wrong. It is reasonable to expect them to join with us against the federal tyrants, but this is our responsibility. After all, we pay the bills.
It is estimated by the government that there are between three hundred and four hundred million firearms in America today. There are more guns in America than there are cars. And guns don't tend to wear out.
The only thing that stands in the way of a declaration of a totalitarian dictatorship by the Obama administration is this massive number of guns in our hands. And there is the historical fact that America came into being as the result of the violent overthrow of a totalitarian dictatorship. It was not done by Americans fighting a foreign enemy – it was done by Englishmen fighting their own English government. When the fighting was over, the English rebels had become Americans.
The government knows that it cannot disarm us physically. It is an impossibility. The next best thing is to disarm us mentally, psychologically. As the current attorney general, Holder, admitted years ago, in a different administration, we need to be "brainwashed" (his word) to give up our guns.
I started the militia movement thirty years ago this year to counter the attempt by government to brainwash us to give up our guns. I think the movement was successful at least to that extent.
The militia movement was the biggest, fastest-growing voluntary armed movement in American history. It came out of nowhere at a time much less dangerous than today. It collapsed from the shocking federal massacre at Oklahoma City in '95.
Eighteen years later, we are mentally much tougher and sophisticated than we were then. Federal atrocities still shock us but they no longer make us doubt ourselves or the correctness of our duty.
Thanks to the miracle of the Internet and thanks to the power-mad overreach of the federal gangsters, millions of heavily-armed Americans understand what we are about to experience, which is the naked, violent struggle between the tyrants and the normal people who only want to be left alone. The tyrants cannot leave us alone; they must control us without limit.
Violence is the American way. It is our history and it is our way. The American tendency to violence has been exploited by the government in its genocidal wars against foreigners.
The NDAA for last year authorized the arrest and disappearance of Americans in secret with no due process. The NDAA allows federal agents and the military to kidnap, torture and murder Americans who are considered enemies of the state. Senator Carl Levin revealed last year that these tyrannical licenses to kidnap, torture and murder us were placed in the NDAA on Obama's insistence.
So now we are confronted with another attempt to outlaw "assault rifles." Everyone in this room knows what an assault rifle really is: a machine rifle that goes fully automatic and fires an intermediate cartridge. Intermediate means that the brass is shorter and holds less gunpowder and creates a slower bullet velocity than a regular rifle cartridge. Examples are the AK-47 and the M-16 and even the old American M2 carbine.
"Assault rifle" is now a politically-motivated term of hatred, an attempt to make the gun owner appear aggressive and homicidal just by owning one. The term comes from the German original, Sturmgewehr, or storm rifle, a word coined by Adolf Hitler to describe the first one, the StG44. I kind of like the word so I'll use it tonight. Remember, a storm rifle is really not a storm rifle unless it can be fired full-auto. We'll just pretend for now that we're talking about storm rifles and not their semi-automatic cousins that are legal to buy (unless you live in Connecticut). (Which brings up an interesting question…)
We know that the feds aren't against storm rifles for everyone – just us. The president and the other politicians are surrounded by storm rifles and submachine guns – for their own protection. That's because they work real good. The president supplies a storm rifle to
every soldier and marine he sends overseas to kill foreigners.
Homeland Security just put out a request for bids on 7,000 actual full-auto storm rifles, except when DHS wants some, they are re-named Personal Defense Weapons. In our hands, they are known as Assault Weapons. Do we see how that works?
The CIA has provided storm rifles and much more to the al-Qaeda terrorists in Libya and Syria to overthrow those governments. It did the same thing to the al-Qaeda rebels in Afghanistan in the '80s, where the CIA and Zbigniew Brzezinski actually invented al-Qaeda.
The president and his attorney general have provided thousands of civilian and military storm rifles to the Mexican drug cartels,
which they used to kill, reportedly, thousands of Mexicans and even some Americans.
Are the Mexicans in the drug cartels our friends, or our enemies? The feds are conducting a War on Drugs. This war has been a declared war by all presidents – and funded by the Congress - going back to Nixon. Can we assume, given that we are waging the War on Drugs, that the drug cartel members would be considered our enemies?
What is the definition of treason? It is to give aid and comfort to an enemy in time of war. We're in a declared war. Our leaders have given - not just aid and comfort - but thousands of storm rifles to our enemy during this war, which the enemy used to slaughter thousands of Mexicans and also some Americans, to justify disarming us. It really doesn't get more treasonous than that.
What Obama and Holder did was not only treason, it was international terrorism, according to Title 22 USC 2656f(d). Go to the CIA's website and you can get the CIA's definition of terrorism, which is: "The term 'terrorism' means premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against non-combatant targets by clandestine agents or groups."
"The term 'international terrorism' means terrorism involving the territory or the citizens of more than one country."
Does that sound like "Fast and Furious" to you?
I know – it also sounds like Panama, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria and on and on. Tonight, though, we're just talking about gun control. But how revolting is it that these animals would provide storm rifles (which they bought with TARP bailout money) to the most sadistic, head-chopping murderers in Mexico with orders to mow down thousands of Mexicans – merely to justify the annulment of the 2nd Amendment?
These guys are really playing with fire in a desperate attempt to disarm us. They, along with the narco-assassins - are remorseless killers.
I have another definition of treason: Gun Control is Treason.
Anyone and everyone in the gun-confiscation food chain is a traitor to the people and the country, from the very top to the very bottom.
We all know what the penalty for treason is.
Anyone who would disarm us – take away our ability to defend ourselves – is our deadly enemy. It doesn't matter what his or her excuse is – it's an act of war against us.
There's no legal or procedural method to stop a gun-grabber. The official gun-grabber, who means to strip you defenseless, can only be stopped with a gun. He's the most dangerous enemy we have because he's got a license to kill us. The license is good for any reason or for no reason at all.
In Indiana, it's illegal to try to stop an official home invasion even if there's no warrant, even if they've got the wrong house. I doubt this law will last long, along with the judge who dreamed it up. The best cure for official, warrantless home invasions is about five rounds of buckshot zinging down the hallway as they storm in, screaming obscenities and pounding on the walls. The fun and excitement will leak out of that sort of thing very quickly.
This is America. America was founded in violence and it runs on violence. The colonists tried for decades to obtain, in a peaceful manner, their freedom from the vicious, greedy English dictatorship. It was impossible. Change and freedom could only be obtained through violent revolution.
The violent nature of America will never change. The bad guys always have guns. It's a fact of life. The worst guys have some of the most impressive guns. We know this because we paid for them. I'm talking about government gunmen. It is our sacred duty to defend ourselves and our loved ones from government gunmen who are at this very moment planning and devising ways to strip us defenseless and put us someplace where we're never heard from again.
We might ask ourselves what these remorseless traitors have in store for us that first requires us to be disarmed? We've seen what they've done to others at Abu Ghraib, Bagram, Guantanamo and in secret CIA torture centers all around the world. CIA and army whistleblowers are being sent to prison for trying to warn us what is in store for opponents of the American war lords. Does anyone think we can trust torturers to be nice to us after we hand over our guns to them?
We normal, decent Americans already have the necessary equipment to defend ourselves from government gunmen who want to disarm us. We've got all the guns we need. Ammunition is another matter. The current shortage of ammunition is a serious development. A first step is to encourage manufacturers to sell only to American civilians and not to the Department of Homeland Security or any agency of the federal government. These agencies are deliberately creating ammo shortages with their insane orders for billions of rounds. After all, we're paying the bills, so the ammo needs to go to us, the actual owners.
Okay, so the subject tonight is gun control in Teton County. How should we respond if Feinstein's bill, or something like it, becomes law?
Obviously we will ignore it and continue to trade among ourselves and with other like-minded Americans. But what if confiscation becomes law? At that point, we start making changes. We, the ones who pay the bills, take over the law. Our law will become what used to be called, "Frontier Justice." Attempts at confiscation will receive the death penalty. We have no choice in this life and death matter.
Anyone who would disarm us is our deadly enemy and must be put to death.
We will not try to hide behind elected officials. We are responsible for everything, especially including our self-defense. We here in Teton County cannot expect a sheriff and a handful of deputies to fight federal gun-grabbers for us, which is a preposterous idea. The sheriff and his deputies can certainly help us and are expected to do so, but we will take full responsibility for defending ourselves.
We need to have secure communications with each other that will continue to function if cell
towers or generators are turned off by man or nature.
We must develop a standard procedure of immediate action in the event any county resident is attacked by gun-grabbers.
This is the essence of our new neighborhood watch program: our readiness to defend our fellow residents from federal attackers.
This will also apply to any attempt at police or military roadblocks in Teton County. Travel is not a privilege – it is a natural right.
Roadblocks will not be allowed to exist. There will also be no TSA or DHS aggression allowed or tolerated in the county.
We now know that drones have been used against us here in the valley, so we encourage the shooting down of these dangerous weapons at the first opportunity. Look up when you hear something overhead.
We learned in the Rhodesian war that the safest way to travel through terrorist-infested areas was to have a convoy of at least two vehicles, several hundred yards apart. It will certainly come to that in many parts of America but we must begin thinking in these terms even in Teton County.


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It's time to stop dumping on LeBron James for Miami's crushing defeat.
Enough is enough, even though he attributed it to divine will in a tweet – "The Greater Man upstairs knows when it's my time. Right now isn't my time."
And yes, even though he chastised those who took pleasure in his failure, telling them "to get back to the real world."
There must be something that we real-world dwellers can do to put a positive spin on this sad episode.
Perhaps an esteem-building workplace e-card?

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End the evening with a crowd-pleasing dessert, such as this Vanilla-Orange Cheesecake with Cranberry Swirl and Gingersnap Crust.
Vanilla-Orange Cheesecake with Cranberry Swirl and Gingersnap Crust
- 2 cups fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1 3/4 cup sugar, divided
- 1/2 cup orange juice, plus 1 tablespoon
- 1/2 cup water
- 24-32 purchased gingersnap cookies (to make 1 cup crumbs)
- 1/3 cup graham cracker crumbs
- 4 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces) cream cheese, room temperature
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- Heat oven to 300°F.
- Simmer cranberries, 3/4 cup sugar, 1/2 cup orange juice and water in saucepan over medium-high heat until berries burst and begin to break down, about 10 minutes. Let cool 10 minutes, then in blender or food processor puree until smooth. Set sauce aside.
- Coat 9-inch springform pan with nonstick spray. Process gingersnaps in food processor until fine; add graham cracker crumbs. With machine running, drizzle in melted butter. Press crumb mixture firmly into bottom of prepared springform pan and about 1 inch up sides of pan. Set aside.
- In large mixing bowl, blend cream cheese and remaining sugar with an electric mixer until smooth. Scrape sides of bowl, then add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Blend in sour cream, heavy cream, vanilla and 1 tablespoon orange juice, then pour into prepared pan. Drizzle top of cheesecake with 1/4 cup of prepared cranberry sauce, then drag skewer, toothpick or knife tip through sauce to create marbled swirl pattern on top. Place cheesecake on baking sheet and bake on center rack until edges are set and puffed but center is slightly jiggly, about 45 minutes. Do not overbake. Turn oven off, crack door open slightly and allow cheesecake to cool inside for 1 hour. Remove from oven and let cool completely at room temperature, then cover cheesecake with tea towel and refrigerate overnight.
- Run knife around sides of cheesecake, then release and remove side of pan. To cut, dip blade of thin, sharp knife into hot water (do not wipe dry) and slice into wedges, cleaning blade between each cut to prevent smearing. Serve with remaining cranberry sauce.


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First let me say that this is a "what I like" post and not a comparison of platforms. The Windows Phone is the first smart phone that I have owned (no, I'm not 100 or 15 years old). Now that I have done the full disclosure I did want to talk about the features of the Windows Phone that I really enjoy.
I have had the Samsung Focus since shortly after it came out. I have found it extremely capable and enjoy the performance of the device. It is light, durable and bright. My wife has the LG Quantum that feels like a brick compared to the Focus. But they all seem to be well functioning devices and it is nice to have a choice.
Of course hardware is nothing without the software features to go with it so here are the things I find valuable.
The first thing you may notice are the Bing features. Vision and Music while not new ideas are fun to have built into the software loaded on the phone. QR codes have become the new sales tools. Being able to just point the camera and have it detect QR code, bar codes, album covers and books is great. Music replaces Shazam and takes you straight the Zune market place.
From there I go to XBox Games. They are not a deal breaker for me, but it is fun to sit with my son while we are waiting at a restaurant or to get our hair cuts and playing Assassin's Creed. Just having great games to preoccupy the kids makes waiting a lot easier.
Having Office preloaded is another win for me. Not the least of the benefits is having OneNote where ever I go and being able to lookup notes for clients without having to start up my laptop. Add to that opening the three main document types of the office suit just puts the cherry on top.
The bonus is that the market place is fast building all the popular apps and then some. It is getting harder and harder to run into a situation that you can't find an app you are looking for and it is only getting better.
The last area is development. Personally it is the development story that really attracts me to the Windows Phone (yes, I am a strange techie). Having spent so much of the past two decades developing with Microsoft technologies means I both have an investment there and understand the benefits of the tools.
Microsoft may be late to the game, but I think they have combined the strengths of the other platforms and are pushing past. I would say go check one out and see if they rock for you too.
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Tim is a Solutions Architect for PSC Group, LLC. He has been an IT consultant since 1999 specializing in Microsoft technologies. Along with running the Chicago Information Technology Architects Group and speaking on Microsoft and architecture topics he was also contributing author on "The Definitive Guide to the Microsoft Enterprise Library".


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Shall Kansas be free?
Author: Barker, Stephen
Date: February 7, 1855
Letter written about the Kansas Herald Of Freedom newspaper, and how it supported Kansas' entrance into the Union as a free state. It attempted to persuade other Bostonians to support the newspaper and its work on behalf of the free state cause.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: Port Vault K 328 B244s 1855
Item Number: 100120 Number of images: 1
Keywords: Barker, Stephen; Boston, Massachusetts; Brown, George W. (George Washington), 1820-1915; Emigrant aid companies; Emigrant aid companies - Free state; Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909; Herald of Freedom; Lawrence, Kansas Territory; Newspapers - Free State
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The above clip comes from Adam Curtis' four-part BBC documentary series, The Century of the Self, in which he tries to show how the modern West came to be ruled by (in his eyes) an ideology of radical individualism. Politics, he argues, is no longer about communal interests or the promise of a different world; it is instead about administering to the present state of affairs, and satisfying the individual's self-interested needs and desires.
Curtis returned to that theme, one of his favorites, in a talk he delivered last weekend in New York City's e-flux gallery. There, he expressed frustration with Occupy Wall Street and the left in general, saying that both had failed to come up with a workable alternative to the cult of the individual. Horizontalism, in Curtis' dim view, is little more than an anarchified twist on the old fallacy of the market's invisible hand: both posit that a mass of people all expressing their own individual preferences can somehow yield a coherent, dynamic, and mutually beneficial ecosystem.
You can quibble with that take on horizontalism, if you like — it is, to be sure, more than a little reductive to equate heavily structured General Assembly discussions with the Hobbesian chaos of a laissez-faire market. But Curtis' broader indictment of the contemporary left is both harder to swallow and harder to dismiss. Those elements of the left that have denounced the ideology of the self (and they are fewer than you think) leave a conceptual vacuum in its wake. (more…)


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"In the world of blogging only a few voices have risen to the top—all rooted in real passion or obsession. The Peak of Chic's Jennifer Boles brings it all to In with the Old. Her inquiring eye unearths wonderful treasures of interior design and entertaining from the past. But it's her insight and perspective that makes it all suddenly modern and so now."
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"Jennifer Boles has a keen eye for the details that make a room feel considered and chic. Her charming new book catalogs lessons learned from the Greats and they're all here, wrapped nice and tidy for your viewing pleasure. This volume is essential for anyone who enjoys decorating history and l'art de vivre."
–Miles Redd, designer and author of The Big Book of Chic
"Everything stylish from A to Z. Anything you need to know about chic interiors."
–Michael S. Smith, designer and author of Building Beauty: The Alchemy of Design
"Jennifer Boles' blog "Peak of Chic" is a constant source of design history and style which I never miss and her new book "In With the Old" is the dictionary for the vocabulary of beloved design details that have been used throughout the years. A wonderful educational read."
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"In with the Old is a visual encyclopedia with a wealth of information about how we lived in style in the past. Jennifer Boles is the Miss Manners of interior decorating and has compiled everything au courant before 1970. An essential work for interior design students, this history of design is fun to look at and to read."—Mario Buatta, aka "The Prince of Chintz" and author of Mario Buatta: Fifty Years of American Interior Decoration.


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2012 Chamberlin Showcase Lineup and Dates
Where can one find the greatest local Bands, DJ's and Producers? I'm sure a vigorous online search would find most of them, but why not just see them all live under one roof? This roof exists and it is underground at the Zebra Cocktail Lounge and the occasion is the 2012 Chamberlin Showcase! See a complete list of performers inside.
Last year the winners included Bozeman's own Golden Grenade in the band category and DJ Danny Tellez from Billings for the DJ/Producer category. Who will be the winners this year? Stop by the Zebra Cocktail to check out the top talent in the Gallatin Valley!
Get your ticket early for both nights and save money!
2012 Chamberlin Showcase Friday October 12th and Saturday October 13th, Zebra Cocktail Lounge, $10 for both nights in advance or $10 at the door each night. Tickets available at Cactus Records, Tarantinos and Online.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12TH (DJ / Producer)
6:30-6:50 FlapJack
7:00-7:20 Mesh Head
7:30-7:50 Surebert
8:00-8:20 Moose Week
8:30-8:50 Anivox
9:30-9:50 Enzymes
10:00-10:20 Ampathy
10:30-10:50 Reverand Chachi
11:00-11:20 Jespy
11:30-11:50 DJ Danny Tellez
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH (Band / Hip Hop)
6:30-6:50 Whiskey Root
7:00-7:20 Moxii Hub
7:30-7:50 Clark & Candles
8:00-8:20 Mic B
8:30-8:50 Megan Hamilton
9:30-9:50 Archers Mob
10:00-10:20 David Dalla G
10:30-10:50 OSO Negro
11:00-11:20 SpeKAtlas
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- freezer slaw - Wow, Grandma Wright's recipe was extremely popular this month. Of course, a lot of folks have cabbage on and were probably looking for a good recipe. I hope they enjoyed it.
- Harry Pierpont - Not surprised at all to find his name in the list. Harry is my bad-boy cousin, Dillinger gang leader, and only known relative to be executed via the electric chair. Probably my main obsession of late has been tracking down newspaper articles on his early bank robbing career. Look for more posts in the future.
The following search terms didn't get near as many hits, but they made
- U S Navy records online - My May post about Ancestry posting U S Navy muster rolls online has been popular.
- 1900 "portland indiana" - Not surprised to find this search brings folks here, as most of my paternal ancestry lived in the Portland, Indiana area.
- anna hunnicutt economy indiana - Don't have this lady in my database, though am familiar with the Quaker settlement there.
- cora wehrly - Someone was looking for my Wehrly tree, wish they would have stopped and left a comment.
- easterday family tree - Same with the Easterday family tree - which married into my Haley line in Jay County, Indiana.
- open faced peach pie - Someone was hungry, hope they liked my family's recipe.
- ruby june lambertson - Ruby is my maternal great-aunt, and recently I posted some pictures of she and my grandmother. Was this visitor a relative? They didn't leave a comment.


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Packers face challenge in stopping Peterson
Three Packers named to Pro Bowl
Green Bay Packers cornerback Tramon Williams respects and admires Adrian Peterson.
However, he doesn't want to see the Minnesota Vikings running back break the NFL's single-season rushing record against his team on Sunday.
"If anybody deserves to get the record, it's definitely (Peterson), no doubt about it. But unfortunately, they're playing us," Williams said. "We want to put our best foot forward. It's going to be a tough task; we know that already. But if history is on our side, A.P. had his good game against us already. Hopefully, we can come back and get our good game against him.
"If it happens, we've shown already that he can run for 200 and still win. But we want to play our best ball, we want to control all we can control, and the way the guys are playing, we think that we can put a better performance than we did the first game."
Peterson rushed for 210 yards on 21 carries in the Packers' first game against the Vikings, on Dec. 2 at Lambeau Field. Green Bay won the game 23-14.
Now, Peterson enters the regular-season finale with 1,898 yards, needing 208 yards to break Eric Dickerson's single-season rushing record of 2,105 yards, set in 1984.
The Vikings (9-6) have a simple playoff scenario against the Packers: Win, and they're in.
If the Vikings lose, they'll need a loss by the Chicago Bears to the Detroit Lions, a loss by the New York Giants to the Philadelphia Eagles and a loss by the Dallas Cowboys to the Washington Redskins to get into the playoffs at 9-7.
Meanwhile, the Packers (11-4) can clinch the No. 2 seed in the NFC and earn a first-round playoff bye with a victory over the Vikings.
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier made it clear Wednesday that getting Peterson the record is not as important as winning the game - and thereby clinching the sixth and final NFC playoff berth.
"We're going to have to call a regular game and if the record comes in the midst of us getting a win, that would be great," Frazier said. "Adrian will be the first to tell you that the most important thing for our team is to win. If we don't get the record and we win, he's going to be a happy dude, no matter what. He wants to win the game, and that's how we're approaching it. We've got to find a way to win the game."
Peterson rushed for just 86 yards against the Houston Texans last Sunday in the Vikings' 23-6 victory, as the Texans put eight defenders in the box on most plays in an effort to keep Peterson in check.
Peterson's final carry came with 6:46 left in the game, and a strained abdominal muscle kept him from practicing Wednesday.
"I don't think anyone really shuts him down. He's amazing," Packers inside linebacker A.J. Hawk said. "But it's going to be awesome. What a great challenge coming down to the last game. They have to win to get in (to the playoffs); we're looking to get better position in the playoffs. That's a lot riding on the 16th game of the season, so that's exciting. That'll be fun to be a part of that one."
Meanwhile, Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings created a bit of a stir last week when he said that he wanted to see Peterson get the record.
Asked if he wanted to revise his remarks about Peterson and the record, Jennings said no.
"It's one of those situations where he's playing against us in the last game of the season, so if he were to get it, it would have to be against us," Jennings said.
"That's the thing. You have to learn to appreciate what you have out there. I mean, who knows if that will ever happen? Just like with (Lions wide receiver) Calvin (Johnson) breaking Jerry
Rice's record. I (wanted) him to do it. That's just the way it is. Records are meant to be broken, whether it's against you or someone else."
But Jennings apparently is alone in his position.
"I hope he doesn't break it against us," wide receiver James Jones said. "Great season he's had. To be even close to the 2,000-yard mark is unbelievable. But hopefully he doesn't break it against us because we've got to stop him and win the ballgame."
Added outside linebacker Dezman Moses: "We've got a lot of pride. We're men, too. We don't want anybody to (set) a record. We understand what's at stake, and we definitely want to be the team to stop him. That's a big task, but something we're up for."
NOTES: Three Packers were chosen for the NFC Pro Bowl roster: Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who could start for the NFC; outside linebacker Clay Matthews; and veteran center Jeff Saturday. Saturday was benched last week in favor of backup Evan Dietrich-Smith. ... Kick returner Randall Cobb and right guard Josh Sitton were selected first alternates. ... Wide receiver Jordy Nelson (hamstring) returned to practice and expects to play Sunday. ... Kicker Mason Crosby was sent home with the flu. . Sitton did not practice because of a concussion, but coach Mike McCarthy was hopeful he'd be cleared on Thursday.


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Should solo female travelers avoid India?
When we travel abroad, sometimes we stumble and sometimes we fall -- in love with a country.
In December, I set off on a three-week journey through India, making my way from the north to the south.
Everyone thought I was nuts to go there on holiday; moreover, to travel alone as a twenty-something female. Indians and non-Indians alike expressed dismay, warning I'd be subjected to constant staring, groping and harassment, among an assortment of inconveniences and evils.
"You are a brave, brave woman," a colleague said, shaking his head upon hearing I'd be travelling mostly by train and bus.
"Brave." This was the invariable reaction to my trip. I sensed it was a euphemism for "crazy."
I left Hong Kong wondering if I was being foolhardy. But by the end of my first day in India, I started to feel that, true to the tourism department's slogan, India was indeed incredible.
In light of the horrific New Delhi gang rape, India has been painted with a broad brush as a dangerous, misogynistic jungle for women.
While respecting the validity of experiences of women who have been violated there, I'd like to share an alternative perspective -- of a country incredibly rich in warmth, kindness and humanity.
More on CNN: Manhunt after another bus rape in India
'Men often stepped aside to make way for me'
My first stop was New Delhi, coincidentally on the same day the rape occurred.
In the morning, as I fumbled my way to the Rajendra Nagar metro station, I sought directions from random male strangers on the street, from shopkeepers to shabby men sitting in the bus shelter. Anyone I approached for help immediately stopped what he was doing and patiently tried to help me without asking for anything in return -- a pattern that would continue for me throughout the country.
One aspect of India that struck me was the large groups of men seemingly loitering in the streets, with few to no women present. As a fellow traveler put it, "Men roam in packs."
A journalist in New Delhi told me the masses of men were unemployed migrants, while the father at my homestay assured me they were employed, explaining that men tended to socialize outside the home, in contrast to women who often gather indoors.
While their numbers were initially intimidating, the men never hassled me and were inevitably the people whom I approached for directions.
I spent my first day in arguably the city's most chaotic area, Old Delhi, wading through the bazaars of Chandi Chowk and Daryganj. Despite the crowds, I never experienced any leering, jeering or other harassment. Vendors were friendly and helpful.
Throughout the country, I experienced minimal staring. I was never groped in the streets or on public transportation; in fact, men often stepped aside to make way for me. On long-distance trains and buses, I could always count on offers to help me with my heavy suitcase.
When I got lost in Kochi, a young man nearby saw my confused face and spoke with my host on the phone. He helped me flag down a rickshaw, gave directions to the driver and negotiated a reasonable fare.
On the ferry in Kochi, as I sat next to an old lady eating roasted peanuts from a newspaper cone, she turned her palm up, gesturing for me to do the same. The next thing I knew, she poured a pile of peanuts into my hand.
These are but a few examples.
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Are foreigners treated with more respect?
I acknowledge that being perceived as a foreigner can inform your treatment in any country. With my Han Chinese ethnicity and what some have described as a "mixed" appearance, I was often taken to be Japanese and, surprisingly, sometimes Indian.
"Especially when you wear a kurta, they probably think you're a light-skinned Indian from the northeast," ventured an Indian friend in New Delhi.
This proved to be true at the Kumbhalgarh Fort, when a friendly Indian couple I shared a car with for the day decided to purchase me a five-rupee admission ticket intended for Indian nationals.
When the gatekeeper questioned if I was a foreigner, the couple countered: "She's from Nagaland. Nagaland is a part of India, isn't it?"
Jokes aside, are foreigners treated with more respect and courtesy? Taking it further, would, say, a Swedish woman be treated differently than a Chinese woman? If I have an ambiguous local-foreign ethnicity, but consistently have a positive reception, what does that mean?
Can being a single female actually be advantageous when traveling? Do I cut a more sympathetic, accessible figure?
"People want to protect you," theorized a young New Delhi-based female journalist.
What I can say for sure is that I was deeply touched by the friendliness and kindness I encountered.
The only exception to the courtesy I encountered was when dealing with autorickshaw drivers, many who take an aggressive, mercenary approach toward tourists. But drivers can be handled with a confident manner, advance research of the market price of a given route and the knowledge you can walk over to another one instead.
Some may deem me naïve to India's realities or explain away my overwhelmingly positive experience as the privilege of an outsider.
Other single female travelers I encountered -- from the United States, Germany, England and Australia -- told me they generally felt safe in India, aside from uncomfortable staring at times. (Interestingly, I observed that being next to a white female served to detract all attention from me.)
While the New Delhi gang rape was indeed horrifying, I didn't feel the need for heightened alarm or increased vigilance. The case certainly turned the spotlight on the occurrence of rape in India, but it didn't indicate a sudden uptick in rape nor did it turn all Indian men into rapists overnight.
Even the homestay hosts I lodged with didn't express particular concern for my safety as a single female traveler. Truth be told, to my amusement, my hosts were much more worried about my unmarried status -- I'm considered over the hill by Indian standards. At one homestay, I was even handed the Sunday matrimonial classifieds to look for a vegetarian husband.
Disbelievers back home
My intention isn't to gloss over any of India's challenges. It's often dirty, dusty and dilapidated, with supersize servings of noise and crowds. But there's also incredible beauty and humanity in what may seem like endless chaos.
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I was troubled upon my return to Hong Kong by how eager people were to demonize India, and how reluctant they were to believe anything good about the country.
My safe and welcoming experience was met with deep skepticism and hasty rationalizations. "You were just lucky." "It's safe until it's not safe."
If I said I'd been harassed within an inch of my life, my experience would likely have been accepted wholeheartedly.
Last week, a crisis center in Hong Kong said rape occurred every three hours in the city -- shouldn't I be more worried for my safety back at home?
I've lived abroad for a decade now, half in the West and half in greater China, and I've traveled on my own to nearly a dozen countries during this time, mostly in Asia. While I'm no Paul Theroux, I believe traveling to the fullest means keeping your mind and heart open, unencumbered by suspicion and stereotypes.
"Someone like you who looks for good things will always find them," a guide in Agra had told me. India is a land of plenty if you care to see it.
It was easy to be seduced by the Indo-Islamic monuments of the north, the lush hills etched with rows of tea plants in the south, the rhythmic calls of the snack wallahs on the trains, the ambiguous head bobble I unconsciously began to pick up, the languorous wails of qawaali, the gorgeous saris worn even by cleaning women and the depth of religious devotion.
But what touched me the most, setting India apart from the dozens of other countries I've visited, was the extraordinary friendly, helpful and courteous people I met -- men and women alike.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Alexis Lai, drawn on the experience she had recently in India. What are your thoughts? Do you feel safe traveling solo? Have the recents events in India impacted your desire to travel there?


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- Apologies for missing out Sunday morning, late night bday celebrations made posting impossible
- Consecutive victories make NINE in a row. With a total of 30 games played, that one hell of a run.
- MAF/Vokoun impressive. Great goaltending wins games, right now they both are solid
- Paul Martin has to be the Pens comeback player of the year, two great games, one close to 30 mins with Letang out
- Letang being out will hurt, but opportunity for Despres to gain additional experience. Any deserving callups????
- Vitale finally gets a bone. He was overdue and it was the kind you'd expect Sid/Geno to score. Love his honest answer - ".. lucky.."
- Pens #1 line is the best line the Pens have had since Straka - Lang- Kovalev. Sid, Duper, Kunitz each brings something that causes confusion, and they simplify and capitalize
- Kunitz rushes with puck and speed has really impressed. I think he's always been good at doing it, he's just buried deep down on the Pens as a puck mover
- Crosby battled with Chara early on and caught him with a solid hit knocking him to one knee. How strong is Sid? Fully believe he's playing his best hockey ever.
- looking back over the streak and at some of the games.... tons of puck luck, thank you hockey gods.
sil wrote:It's really too bad Sid didn't cash in on that play he made to get around McDonough on Saturday. McD gets some major hype as one of the better shutdown D-men in the league, and Sid basically made him look silly on that play.
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It is great that all lines are producing points.
Yesterday and last tuesday, I am shocked that P Bergeron played quiet games. He usually is a given to score points against the pens.
B Sutter with that sweet move from the corner to in front of Trask; that would have been a sweet goal.
The five defensemen deserve a star for maintaining the level of play. Brooks & Martin were very good.
It doesn't get easy for them, but again, last week's schedule was full of traps ; came through with all points!
Maybe tomorrow work on face offs~ per Pierre and Edzo.
Quick healing vibes to Kristopher Letang.
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Lol. Love watching that after a Bs loss.
slipshod wrote:I disagree (with Vitale) that his goal was luck. The dude earned that goal with hustle. If he somehow develops hands (similar to how Dupes has improved) he could be deadly. Always looks like the fastest guy on the ice by a large margin and a non-stop motor.
I noticed this as well. He looks like he has some swagger on offense but he had a few head scratchers in his own end yesterday.Pavel Bure wrote:Sutter did not look good in the B's game had at least 3 boneheaded give aways. And the line of Cooke, Sutter, Kennedy has zero chemistry.
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Lol. Love watching that after a Bs loss.
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Lol. Love watching that after a Bs loss.
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2.) Neal really misses Malkin. It's abundantly clear at this point that Neal can't create scoring opportunities for himself and needs a high-end center to draw defensive coverage and serve up passes on a platter. Nothing wrong with this, but it would be nice if it weren't the case.
3.) Bennett looks adequate out there and certainly has potential, but I'm not sure he's good enough right now to play a top-6 role during a Cup run. He's stronger on the puck and much better on the boards than I expected, but still loses a fair number of physical battles. Similarly, his decision making under pressure is better than I expected, but still struggles a bit when time and space are really limited (like they were yesterday by the Bruins).
4.) Eaton also looks adequate, but barely. He's obviously getting the job done, but from my vantage point looked to be on the verge of getting beat on a regular basis. I guess you can't complain if he doesn't actually get beat too often, but it also makes me wonder if he'll be good enough to be playing as many minutes during a Cup run.
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SP3 \WINDOWS\inf\biosinfo.inf is corrupt or missing
Please Help!!!,
I am a Dell M170 Laptop owner. I had Windows XP Media Center SP2 installed on it.
I say 'had' because, after I attempted to install SP3, after it claimed to install successfully and require a reboot the following text displayed:
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
I have attempted to use the OS disk to enter Repair mode. I have enabled this mode I have executed teh commands:
Chkdsk C: /r
and exited. Still the message persists.
I have copied biosinfo.inf from the windows disk and reboot: Failure
I have copied biosinfo.inf from a working Windows XP media center SP2 computer and placed it on the C: drive of my PC: Failure
I found an old HDD from this M170 that had SP2 installed on it. I swapped HDDs, boot up, installed ALL updates, with the exception of SP3. I then copied the biosinfo.inf from this HDD to a flash-drive. Then installed the HDD with the failed SP3 installed on it, I used the OS Disk to boot into repair mode and copied the biosinfo.inf from the flash-drive to C: and rebooted: failure
I have used the OS disk to install Windows in the existing OS and 'Repair' the OS: Failure.
I need help!!!
Also, why on earth would Microsoft release an installer that has been so catastrophic to the Windows OS community.
I am an IT professional and of the 6 computers that I have attempted to install SP3 5 have failed.
Dell Dimesion 2350 P4 1 Gig Ram XP Home: Success
Compaq Presario SR1620NX AMD Sepron 512 meg Ram XP Home: Failure
Dell M170 XPS Laptop P4 2 Gigs Ram XP media center: Failure
HP a1710n P4 2 gigs RAM XP Pro: Failure
HP a1710n P4 4 gigs RAM XP Pro: Failure
Again, your help would be greatly appreciated.
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I just ran into the same issue.
I fixed the issue doing the follwing:
boot of Bart's PE Builder and enabled disk sharing.
I then went into the following directory on my boot partition:
I copied the file biosinfo.inf and pasted it into the c:\windows\inf directory. I then right clicked on the file and selected install.
I found that the biosinfo.inf file created in SP3 is a little larger then the original from SP2.
This should get you fixed.
Here is another microsoft Kb addressing this if the other sugguestion does not work
This seemed like the most promising suggestion.
However, after I created a boot cd using: Ultimate Boot CD for Windows, I was able to load a version of Windows XP and then browse the C:\ drive of the HDD that has Windows XP SP3 installed on it. I.e. the one that gets the error message when I attempt to load Windows XP Media Center Edition.
But the following folder:
Is vertually empty. there is a folder: lang
But it is also empty. I.e. there are NO files in either of these folders. Yes, I have show hidden files and folders as an option. But there's nothing there.
Any additional help would be greatly appriciated.
Thank you.
Hey Vik
Hmmm your system is perhaps one of the dual partion disks. Originally designed to be booted from the back incase of emergency. I would check your systems original documentation. Some laptops were designed this way.
Another way are there any files in the dllcache?
Copy the biosinf.inf from a floppy disk to your harddrive using the recovery console.
Only thing I could think of is use another Cd, then change your key to your original Key as assigned to your computer.
Not recommended but this would work. As long as you change to your registered version of Sp2. Or original installation key. *Not a Microsoft approved method*
I tried a lot of things:
All the suggestions contained in this tread. Copying biosinfo.inf from
a similar computer with XP Media Center installed on it that had successfully installed SP3
my windows OS disk that came with the computer.
From the above mentioned ServicePackFiles Folder (Which as I said was empty on this PC but not on a similar PC)
to a flash drive
From which I copied to the path: C:\WINDOWS\inf\
I then rebooted and experienced the exact same error.
I then repeated this process and Using Bart's PE CD-Boot disk I then installed it as mentioned above
I then rebooted adn experienced the exact same error.
I compared different versions of the file biosinfo.inf using ultraedit. They are ALL identical. This includes the original file that was on the PC when the error first appeared.
In short this error message is a RED HERRING. It is a symptom of the problem, NOT the cause. As for what caused it:
I do NOT have a recovery partition on the PC. It is NOT an AMD processor it is a P4. This is a DELL XPS M170 not an HP or Compaq.
The problem was, and I'm guessing here, is the anti-virus and/or spyware software installed on it. Namely McAfee and SpywareDoctor.
However, a user such as myself should NOT be expected to have to uninstall such software to install updates to the OS from Microsoft. That is simply unacceptable. Microsoft needs to t/s known enviroments such as this with off the shell anti-virus and spyware programs.
I have since re-installed the OS and installed SP3 successfully. This unfortunately has taken from me 7 days of my life which I will never get back.
I am NOT impressed in the least.
Hey - just to say - after looking around after my initial panic and borrowing a laptop and a XP CD i found your post - it looked good so i tried it and my PC came up after a couple of hairy reboots but that may be down to me adding new drivers this morning - BIG THANKS sound advice.
vikingjay I am having the exact same problem as your last post, I was interested to hear what you ended up doing to resolve it...I feel I have tried everything, I have no interest in saving any information, I just want windows to come back up somehow...If you have any advice please let me know
Ok, on a FRESH install of XP SP2, I used Windows update, had it update to SP3, and then I received the '\WINDOWS\inf\biosinfo.inf is corrupt or missing' error. Mine was a bit different as it was '\WINDOWS\system32\\inf\biosinfo.inf'. (the path is weird, wasn't a typo)
I tried the NTFS4DOS, no go. I tried everything else and nothing worked. Here's what I did to make it work, and I think it's total BS that MS hasn't fixed there SP3 Installer! Since I never give up, after 14 hours of trying to fix it, I got it...
Completely reinstalled XP (Sp2). Used windows update to install sp3. BEFORE reboot, copy the file from c:\windows\i386\biosinfo.inf into c:\windows\system32 and
c:\windows\system32\inf\biosinfo.inf (just in case, and I had to make the inf folder).
Anyone looking for help won't know this may happen, I understand that, but in all my efforts, if they read my post, it will save them hours of screwing around, compared to a winxp reinstall ;)
Hope this helps, and I thank everyone for there posts, here and elsewhere.
Ok, I had the same problem while doing an XP Windows install. I tried numerous programs to reset the MBR but nothing worked. I then thought I would try loading my Kubuntu 9.10 disk to see if the system would run Kubuntu. Kubuntu loaded without any problems and ran on the Dell laptop. I then tried reloading XP with a fresh image and low and behold, it went in and worked. It appears that the error message /windows/inf/biosinfo.inf is a symptom of a corrupt MBR that can not be fixed easily using conventional windows tools or by reloading and formatting the drive prior to installing. Give the Kubuntu 9.10 a try, www.kubuntu.org, then loading XP. I am sure you will find that after running kubuntu that this fixes the problem. As a side note. I searched for 3 or 4 hours to find someone that has fixed this problem and I could not find anyone with a good fix. I am sure this works!!!! It fixed my problem with /windows/inf/biosinfo.inf missing or corrupt. Be sure to let kubuntu use all of the drive.


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WASHINGTON The U.S. and China wrapped up two days of high-level talks on security and economy in upbeat fashion Thursday, but not before trading barbs about NSA leaker Edward Snowden and human rights.
The two sides announced more cooperation on combating climate change and their plans to negotiate a bilateral investment treaty.
But Deputy Secretary of State William Burns said the U.S. was very disappointed how authorities in Beijing and Hong Kong handled Snowden's case by refusing to extradite him before he flew to Russia.
"China's handling of this case was not consistent with the spirit of Sunnylands and the new type of relationship that we both seek to build," Burns said, referring to the summit a month ago between President Barack Obama and China's new president, Xi Jinping, at a California resort.
- Edward Snowden likely to pick Venezuela for asylum, journalist Glenn Greenwald says
- Edward Snowden: I "believed in the nobility of our intentions"
Obama also expressed disappointment about the Snowden case when he met Thursday in the Oval Office with the two leaders of the Chinese delegation, a White House statement said.
State Councilor Yang Jiechi, who was sitting on the same dais as Burns as they closed the talks, retorted in his remarks that the handling of the case by authorities in semi-autonomous Hong Kong was "beyond reproach."
Yang also rejected U.S. criticism of China's rights record in the ethnic minority areas of Tibet and Xinjiang, saying people there are "enjoying happier lives and they enjoy unprecedented freedom and human rights."
He added: "We hope the U.S. will improve its own human rights situation."
About 120 Tibetans have set themselves on fire since 2011 to protest Chinese policies in Tibet and call for the return of the Dalai Lama, their exiled spiritual leader. In the far western region of Xinjiang, minority Muslims are also agitating against Beijing and clashes in recent months have killed at least 56 people.
The stark differences of opinion on those issues did not prevent kind words on both sides too.
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew hailed the "personal approach" of China's new generation of leaders under Xi, who ascended to China's presidency in March in a once-in-a-decade power transition.
China's Vice Premier Wang Yang, whom U.S. officials say has demonstrated a keen sense of humor in this week's talks, quipped that Lew is smarter than he is and they've become good friends.
It's a sign of the importance the Obama administration puts on its relationship with China leaders that the president received the visiting officials and did so in the Oval Office, where more typically heads of government and state are hosted.
Obama welcomed China's commitment to open its economy to U.S. investment in the bilateral investment treaty a pact that Washington has been urging Beijing to negotiate in earnest on for years. The Chinese also agreed with him on the importance of cooperating to get North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons.
But Obama added that the United States would continue to speak out in support of international norms such as the protection of universal human rights, the White House statement said.


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PONTIAC (AP) -- A 21-year-old Oakland County man has been arraigned in the beating and stabbing death of his 51-year-old mother.
Defense attorney Jim Champion says Jeffrey Pyne entered a not guilty plea Tuesday to a charge of first-degree murder in Oakland County Circuit Court in Pontiac.
Pyne was ordered held without bond in the county jail. A Dec. 20 pre-trial hearing was scheduled. He was indicted earlier this month by a county grand jury reviewing unsolved homicides since June.
Ruth Pyne was found dead May 27 inside the garage of their Highland Township home, about 30 miles northwest of Detroit.
Champion says Jeffrey Pyne "did not commit" the slaying. Champion calls Ruth Pyne's murder "the work of a very sick man or woman, not the work of somebody's son."
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Whip up this easy pumpkin soup as a starter for a dinner party or a light supper when you need a bit of comfort – it has a lovely silky texture
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- Freezable
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal317
- fat24g
- saturates9g
- carbs20g
- sugars6g
- fibre0g
- protein6g
- salt0.54g
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Heat 2 tbsp olive oil in a large saucepan, then gently cook 2 finely chopped onions for 5 mins, until soft but not coloured.
Add 1kg pumpkin or squash, cut into chunks, to the pan, then carry on cooking for 8-10 mins, stirring occasionally until it starts to soften and turn golden.
Pour 700ml vegetable or chicken stock into the pan and season with salt and pepper. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 10 mins until the squash is very soft.
Pour 150ml double cream into the pan, bring back to the boil, then purée with a hand blender. For an extra-velvety consistency you can pour the soup through a fine sieve. The soup can now be frozen for up to 2 months.
To make the croutons: cut 4 slices wholemeal seeded bread into small squares.
Heat 2 tbsp olive oil in a frying pan, then fry the bread until it starts to become crisp.
Add a handful of pumpkin seeds to the pan, then cook for a few mins more until they are toasted. These can be made a day ahead and stored in an airtight container.
Reheat the soup if needed, taste for seasoning, then serve scattered with croutons and seeds and drizzled with more olive oil, if you want.
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Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
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Stems: branches few, strongly ascending
Leaves basal and cauline, alternate, entire, grass-like, parallel-veined
Inflorescence: heads ligulate, solitary at branch tips; peduncles long, naked; involucre cylindric or narrowly conic; phyllaries in 1 series; receptacle naked
Flowers yellow to bronze or purple; ligules readily withering
Fruit 2.53 cm; beak stout, > body; pappus of stout plumose bristles, 2° bristles tangled, tips of a few bristles > the rest, unbranched; fruits spreading, forming a spheric head 45 cm diam
Species in genus: ± 45 species: Eurasia
Etymology: (Greek: goat's beard)
Biennial 410 dm
Leaves 24 dm
Inflorescence: peduncle much wider toward tip; phyllaries 511, 2.54 cm in flower heads, > flowers, 47 cm in fruit heads
Flowers: ligules purple
Fruit 2.54 cm; pappus ± brown
Chromosomes: 2n=12
Ecology: Common. Weed in waste places
Elevation: 01700 m.
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Residents may soon get the chance to change the name of their central Florida city.
On Tuesday evening, the Orange City Council will consider a proposal to change the city's name to Blue Springs.
"Orange City is well known, Blue Springs is well known, so how do we couple that together?" Mayor Tom Laputka said.
That's the name original townspeople chose back in 1876. But the postmaster decided his choice, Orange City, would draw more attention. He put Orange City on the paperwork.
Councilman Michael Wright first raised the name change idea in June. He believes naming the city after its most valued asset, Blue Spring State Park, will attract more eco-tourists.
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Maine Maple Sunday celebrates 30 years this weekend
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On Sunday, maple syrup producers across the state will open their sugarhouses as part of Maine Maple Sunday.
The event is held on the fourth Sunday of March, and this year is the event's 30th anniversary.
Participating sugarhouses will be open for visitors to enjoy freshly made maple syrup and candy, demonstrations of syrup production, sugarbush tours, and a variety of other family activities.
Click here for pictures from Maine Maple Sunday last year.
More than 100 sugarhouses are taking part.
Maine had 1.47 million taps and produced 360,000 gallons of maple syrup in 2011, a 14 percent increase from 2010, according to the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry.
The latest yearly figures show that Maine generated nearly $13 million in revenue from the maple industry.
In 2011, Maine was third in the nation, producing 13 percent of maple syrup in the United States.
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What you can do if you have corn silage that's contaminated with aflatoxin.
Corn silage tests on the 2013 crop have shown high levels of aflatoxin in some areas. While most of the country still has corn in the field, tests coming in from the Southwest are showing high or very high levels of aflatoxin. Some dairies feeding 2013 silage have had to dump milk.
Total aflatoxin in feeds and foods like corn grain, cottonseed and peanuts is restricted by the FDA to 20 ppb. Aflatoxin B1 is the most toxic form of aflatoxin in feed and food. It is converted to aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) in milk. This is a less toxic metabolite, but nonetheless, it is more strictly regulated than B1 because of the high volume of dairy products consumed by humans. The FDA limits AFM1 to 0.5 ppb in milk, ensuring the safety of dairy products. About 1-3% of aflatoxin in feed is transferred to milk. So if, for example, a TMR contains an ingredient that is 100 ppb and it is 20% of the TMR, the AFM1 in milk could potentially be between .2 and .6 ppb.
The risk for aflatoxin in feeds and foods is higher in warm, humid areas or in drought stricken areas. It can develop in the seed or during storage.
So what do you do if you have a bunch of corn silage contaminated with aflatoxin? Unfortunately, if the aflatoxin levels are very high, the options are few.
1. Minimize your risk from other sources – corn grain, cottonseed, peanut products.
2. Since there may be hot spots in a pit of corn silage, we really don't know at any one time how much aflatoxin is in the silage we are feeding. Test both the corn silage and the TMR regularly if you think there is a risk of contamination. Send the feed to a certified lab and identify the feed, since labs may use different testing procedures for cereal grains, forages or TMRs.
3. Limit the amount of silage in the TMR to reduce the risk of transfer to milk.
4. Bentonite clay has been shown to bind aflatoxin from the gastrointestinal tract. Refined clay products such as Novasil and AB20 (called smectite or montmorillonite clays) are more effective. An inclusion rate of .5% of the dry matter has been shown to be effective, although higher levels may be required. Recent research has shown that trace mineral and vitamin depletion when feeding clays may not be an issue, as previously thought. However, higher vitamin E levels may be warranted as a precaution. Non-clay binders may be more wide-spectrum but are not as specific for aflatoxin.
5. Ammoniation has been used in Arizona as an approved method to detoxify cottonseed over 20 ppb for dairy cattle. This is also effective for corn silage, although more difficult to apply after it is ensiled.
6. It takes about 12-24 hours for aflatoxin in contaminated feed to appear in milk. It takes about 1-4 days for milk to clear after the feed has been removed or an effective binder is fed.


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Karina Smirnoff Helps Present "New American Noise", Attends "The Last Stand" Premiere
Karina Smirnoff looks so cute all dressed up for the ski slopes, doesn't she? Yesterday, the Dancing With The Stars pro attended the Nokia Music, SPIN, Sundance Channel and SomeSuch & Co Present "New American Noise" in Park City, Utah. You can see more pictures of her at Getty Images as well as some pictures of her arriving to the airport with her boyfriend. She also graced the Red Carpet at "The Last Stand" premiere in Los Angeles before she left. Gorgeous!!


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lokasi : gelanggang seni silat minangkabau titi batang caw belau.
tempat: pusat giat ilmu kg belau
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tarikh: 17 okrober 2010
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Monday, October 17, 2011
cadangan kertas kerja untuk perlaksanaan ...
seterusnya cadangan dan perbentangan di sanpaikan oleh kakitangan bahagian hal ehwal pembangunan pelajar (HEPP) Universiti Sains Malaysia. di mana penglibatan murid, pelajar dan mahasiswa universiti bagi merelaisasikan perbentangan dan cadangan yang di bentangkan.
selain itu ia juga mendapat reaksi positif daripada dekan Fakulti Farmasi USM dari segi bantuan perubatan dan kesihatan.
projek luar kampus ini juga mendapat perhatian daripada naib canselor USM yang baru Prof. Dr. Omar Osman yang pernah melawat pusat giat ilmu belau pada ogos 2008 lalu. beliau menggantikan tan sri prof Dzulkifli Abd Razak sebagai NC USM baru-baru ini.
satu projek/program penanaman anak bakau telah di jalankan oleh pihak maybank wilayah utara merangkumi pulau pinang, kedah dan perlis.
program di jalankan di summer camp
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CIMB displays generous spirit
IT is not just its business-savvy nature that propels the CIMB group forward.A serious corporate social responsibility (CR) programme and concern for the environment have become an innate part of its corporate culture which has positively impacted the communities around its operations.
The CIMB Group, with headquarters in Malaysia, is present in 13 markets around the globe, and is well-known for its dynamism, flexibility and agility in working around challenges.
Its flagship CR programme, "Community Link,'' was launched in 2007. Funded by the CIMB Foundation, it was implemented by the consumer banking network in Malaysia, and from 2010 onwards, in Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.
Community organisations work together with CIMB branches to implement projects aimed at bringing about long-term sustainable benefits, and are focused in three areas – community development, sports and education.
Some of "Community Link'' socio-economic and health projects include:
1. Setting up of breakthrough network centres (Breakthrough)
The CIMB Foundation has provided funding to "Breakthrough'' to buy a van for the benefit of 10 farming families in a remote village near Lundu in Sarawak. The van is used to ferry the farmers for their agricultural training on growing pepper organically, and also to ferry the farmers' products to town for sale.
This enables them to command a higher price through the elimination of middlemen. It was implemented in the fourth quarter of last year, and one of the farmers has shown progress. From November to February, his income has already doubled to RM571 per month compared to just RM250 at the start of the programme. The aim is to increase the income of all 10 families up to RM1,000 a month within a year.
2. Kelab Pendidikan dan Kebajikan Puncak, Lembah Bujang (Kelab Puncak)
The foundation also funded a project in Kedah to enable members of five families to work in a nursery selling mangrove seedlings. This taps on the awareness of the importance of mangrove conservation, which has resulted in increased demand for mangrove seedlings.
Funding from the foundation provides for a start-up batch of mangrove seedlings, poly bags and rental of the premises.
3. Persatuan Wushu, Tarian Naga dan Singa Jing Ying Kuala Lumpur
It has been three years since funding was provided for this talented group of performers who despite their hearing disability, have learnt a complex art. The troupe took part in five competitions throughout 2010, holding their own against hearing-abled competitors.
That has built their confidence and they no longer see themselves as disabled.
The measure of their success should not be confined only to what they have achieved but also the challenges they had to overcome to come this far.
sumbangan baju gendang ...
di maklumkan bahawa majlis ringkas penyerahan baju gendang jenis traditional korporat telah di buat di pondok gendang berdekatan dengan gelanggang lama silat minangkabau.
majlis tersebut di hadiri oleh pasukan gendang veteran kampung belau ( pasukan irama puncak belau).
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Superior will hold its "Tombstone Tour" once again this year. Join the Superior Historical Commission as it hosts a tour of Superior's historic cemetery from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13.
The cemetery, located just south of Avista Hospital on the south side of U.S. 36, is one of the older cemeteries in Boulder County. The first burial on record took place in 1873 and the last in 1949.
Historical commission members and volunteers will be on hand to provide information about interesting people and sites in the cemetery.
Parking will be in the Avista Hospital south lot followed by a walk through the tunnel under U.S. 36.