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Antonelli College - Cincinatti
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- Cincinnati, OH
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Antonelli College - Cincinatti Reviews
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I love it. They have a great Interior design program. The instructor are out of this world amazing. They help and are very supportive in your school and private life.
I love it here/ I just want to be able to finish and I don't know if I will have enough money. I was attending ITT and they suddenly shut down and that's how I ended up here.
My favorite experience is: Small classroom sizes, tutoring, modules are to the point. Things I do not like as much is, students that are not professional or disruptive. School is in a downtown location and plenty of parking, and close stores.
I have a teacher I think is awesome, I love her teaching style. I have Dyslexia and she makes me feel like I can accomplish the world. Her name is Debra Messer. Se is awesome
This my first semester, so far the load is okay. I work full time and go to school full time. The program so far is great. The teachers are very helpful they truly want you to succeed. It's not just about a paycheck.
The school does not have a athletic program. The student cent, library is ok, its a small college. The campus is located in downtown Cincinnati so there is not a garden or any greenery. Now the location is West Chester Ohio is beautiful. There are many things you can do around there.
Antonelli College has been so far really great in helping me with whatever I need. I had a teacher to actually redo his schedule so I could make sure I did not miss the class I needed.
I graduated from Antonelli College in 2007 and they helped me find a job right after graduation. I am back at Antonelli because I want to further my business. So I am getting a degree in IT
The tuition at Antonelli College is reasonable for the program I am in. I have had no problems with the financial aid office, they are the nicest and most helpful people. I was able to get financial aid. It is not enough for the Information Technology Program. Ms. Angie in the financial aid office told me about this website.
It is going to be okay because credits are transferable from other colleges and if you are willing to work hard you can squeeze in extra classes during the semester to make tuition less costly.
My program includes an internship and lifelong help with job placement. The classes have few students in them so we will be able to work together and get to know one another along the journey toward graduation.
I haven't started yet but after reading about the classes I will be taking I'm so excited because these are not general classes, they will be there to prepare me to work in the medical field and better myself which includes help in job placement.
There are so many options at my college, Interior design, Medical Assisting, Dental Assisting, Massage Therapy and much more.
The online courses are sometimes to demanding. The ones that has in class and online courses are better because you actually get to talk to the teacher in person about the online things.
I wish there where more outgoing programs to do in your community and volunteer.
Everything revolves around your major. The teachers make sure you have everything that you need to follow through with your major.
They really don't help you find scholarships to help you pay for college.
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Although the origin of golf is a highly debated topic, the migration of Europeans probably brought the game to America. In America, the history of golf can be traced to Albany, New York, where the first recorded golf round was played in 1650 by some Dutch settlers.
A 1739 shipping record showed the arrival of golf equipment in Charleston, South Carolina. Also, there was a 1779 advert in the Royal Gazette of New York City for golf balls and clubs, with the founding of the South Carolina Golf Club in Charleston in 1787. But golf did not gain much popularity until the 19th century.
The Spread of Courses
Golf courses in America have not always been the posh types we have today. The earliest courses were makeshift constructions using public parks and pasture grounds whose topography dictated the location of the holes. For instance, the renowned St. Andrew's course, started with 3 holes in an orchard close to Yonkers, New York.
The course was later replaced by larger and better pastures of 11 holes course, then 9 holes well-maintained course, and in 1897 it gave birth to the rounds of 18 holes which has remained the standard. The oldest 18-hole golf course in North America is the Chicago Golf Club. Other early courses include the Chicago Golf Club in Illinois, Newport Golf Club in Rhode Island, Shinnecock Hills in New York, and a course in Tacoma, Washington.
The Unification of American Golf
Several clubs were formed in the 1880s. The creation of the United States Golf Association (USGA) in 1894 saw the unification of Golf Clubs in the United States. Its membership grew from 267 clubs in 1910 to 1,100 clubs in 1932. Although the spread of the game was affected by great depression and the 2nd world war, the number of clubs affiliated with USGA grew to 5,908, reaching a staggering 10,600 in 2013.
The first official USGA U.S. Amateur Championship was won by Charles Macdonald in 1895. The next day, golfer Horace Rawlins emerged winner of the first U.S. Open for professionals, receiving the $150 prize. In 1895, Lucy Barnes emerged winner of the first U.S. Women's Amateur Championship. Initially, golf was seen as a game of the elite until Ouimet won. The historical win of the 1913 U.S. Open by 20-year old Francis Ouimet lead to millions of Americans taking to golf.
Creation of the American PGA
Beginning in 1981, professional golf took on the name Tournament Players Association or TPA Tour and in 1916, became the American Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) which has 28,000 club professional members. It held its first PGA Championship tournament in 1916 with a $2,580 prize. It has since been responsible for organizing the Senior PGA Championship, PGA Tour, and establishing the Women's PGA Championship in 2015. The PGA of America also co-organizes the Ryder Cup and PGA Cup.
Although there is no clear hierarchy in American golf, the main professional golf tours are the PGA Tour and the LPGA Tour for women. There are regional tours and small "mini-tours". Web.com Tour is the developmental tour for the PGA Tour while the Symetra Tour is the development tour for the LPGA Tour.


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Largest National Parks in the Continental United States
These are the largest national parks located in the Continental United States, meaning the lower 48 states excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Alaska is technically part of the continent of North America but is not included because it is not connected to any other state.
Each of the national parks listed here is at least 750,000 acres in size. All of these national parks are well known and are big tourist attractions that receive millions of visitors combined every year and most allow the local lodges, hotels, motels and campsites in their areas to thrive.
1) Death Valley - 3.4 million acres
Death Valley National Park is the largest national park in the United States that is not located in Alaska at a massive 3.4 million acres. Death Valley was named a national monument in 1933 and then became a national park in 1994. Death Valley is the hottest and driest place in North America but is also a very beautiful place full of mountains, valleys, sand dunes and colorful badlands. There is even a castle that is open to the public and is a big visitor attraction located in Death Valley called Scotty's Castle.
2) Yellowstone - 2.2 million
Yellowstone is 2.2 million acres large and full of incredible natural wonders like geysers, beautifully colored hot springs, canyons, waterfalls, mountains, wolves, grizzly bears, bison and elk. Yellowstone is one of the crown jewels in the national park system and is a huge tourist attraction that draws some 2.5 million tourists and visitor per year.
3) Everglades - 1.5 million
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Everglades National Park is 1.5 million acres large located in southern Florida. The Everglades contains an impressive amount of wildlife including over 350 species of birds, 300 species of fish, 50 species of reptiles and 40 species of mammals including many endangered species like the Florida panther, American crocodile and the West Indian manatee. The Everglades draws around 1 million visitors per year.
4) Grand Canyon - 1.2 million
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The Grand Canyon is 1.2 million acres large which makes it the 4th largest national park in the Continental United States. Some 5 million people a year visit the Grand Canyon which often overflows the lodges, cabins and campsites available in the park so tourists often have to stay in the hotels and motels located outside the park. The Grand Canyon is a great natural wonder that is sometimes called the Eighth Wonder of the World.
5) Glacier - 1 million
Glacier National Park is 1 million acres large located in northwestern Montana on the border with Canada. Glacier National Park is a spectacularly beautiful place full of glaciers, mountains, lakes and valleys which visitors can see by driving the Going-to-the-Sun road through the park. There are a number of great hotels and lodges located in and around the park to accommodate overnight tourists.
6) Olympic - 923,000 acres
Olympic National Park is 923,000 acres large and located on the Olympic Peninsula in northwester Washington in the Pacific Northwest. Olympic National Park is a wonderland that contains Pacific coastline, mountains including Mount Olympus and a number of rainforests. There are plenty of hotels, lodges, motels, cabins and campsites located in and around the park to accommodate visitors.
7) Big Bend - 801,000 acres
Big Bend National Park is located in southwestern Texas along the Rio Grande River and the border with Mexico. Located in the Chihuahuan Desert the park contains impressive canyons, mountains and valleys and Big Bend is beautiful anytime of the year but especially comes to life after a rainfall. There are lodges, resorts, motels, ranches and campsites in and around the park to accommodate visitors.
8) Yosemite - 760,000 acres
At 760,000 acres Yosemite is the last of the Continental National Parks that are over 750,000 acres in size. Yosemite is a magical place full of granite cliffs, waterfalls, gorgeous valleys and some of the best scenery on the planet. The only problem with the park is that 4 million people a year visit and most come in the summer when Yosemite can get a bit crowded. There is lodging and hotels available in the park as well as many campsites but the place can still get filled up with tourists.
For more see 10 Deepest Lakes on Planet Earth
10 Largest Homes in the United States
Beautiful National Parks and Monuments in Colorado
The Eighth Wonder of the World
Beautiful Natural Wonders in Maine
10 Natural Wonders in New York State
Beautiful National Parks in Mexico
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You list these as the largest in the "continental" United States and define "continental" as the lower 48 states not to include Alaska and Hawaii. Alaska is one of the "continental" states since it is attached and part of the main land mass that makes up the North American Continent. I think you mean "contiguous" United States.
These are really big places. The Glacier National Park, I think is the most interesting to me. Thanks.


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1/f-noise study of undoped intrinsic hydrogenated amorphous silicon thin films
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Conductance fluctuations in four samples of undoped intrinsic hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) were measured in the temperature range of 450 K to 500 K and for frequencies from 2 Hz to 3 kHz. The noise spectra divide into two regions that each fit a 1/fα power law but with different slope parameters α and different temperature dependences. At low frequencies, α is greater than unity and increases with temperature. At high frequencies, α is near 0.6 and temperature independent, but the noise magnitude decreases rapidly with temperature. We infer from the different dependences on temperature that the noise is generated by two independent mechanisms operating simultaneously in a-Si:H. We also observe that the 1/f noise exhibits a quadratic dependence on bias current and Gaussian statistics.


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Unease in Boulder's scientific community over the implications of Donald Trump's presidency and what his policies mean for future federal funding is so great that few are even willing to discuss it on the record.
" Another alarm for scientists: Trump's pick to guide NOAA transition," blared a headline out of Washington, D.C., at the start of the week, over a report that Trump had appointed Kenneth Haapala, a leading denier of climate change, to serve on the administration team handling appointments for the Department of Commerce.
By Tuesday, it was reported Haapala was no longer part of the transition team, but like many of the developments early in Trump's presidency, reverberations from that sequence of events persisted.
NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is under the Department of Commerce, and supports more than 1,000 researchers, engineers, forecasters and others on its Boulder campus.
But a NOAA spokesman in Boulder referred questions on the topic to a colleague at NOAA's office in Silver Spring, Md. That person, in turn, passed on inquiries to the communications department of the Department of Commerce in Washington, D.C. That office did not respond at all.
Officials have not remained silent, however, on some of the implications of the Trump administration's early comments and actions.
Antonio Busalacchi, president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research — which manages Boulder's National Center for Atmospheric Research on behalf of the National Science Foundation — issued a statement Tuesday in response to the executive order Trump issued on Friday temporarily banning citizens from seven predominantly Muslim countries — Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — from entering the United States.
"This ban is counter to our organization's mission and values, and I would like to reaffirm, in the strongest possible terms, our commitment and support for members of our community who may be impacted by this executive order," Busalacchi said.
"We understand that diverse perspectives are critical for finding solutions to the complex scientific problems we are tackling today," he also said. "Further, the impact of our research is global in scale, stretching beyond the boundary of our own country and it is imperative that we are able to collaborate with our colleagues around the world."
Some choose to fight back
Kevin Trenberth is a distinguished senior scientist at NCAR, and a leading voice in the international scientific community on the subject of climate change. On Wednesday, he was not hesitant to voice his viewpoints, making clear that he was speaking only for himself, not the agency where he works.
"Yes, there are major concerns," Trenberth said. "The concerns stem from a number of statements that Trump himself has made, the appointments that he has nominated at several agencies that are very important to climate and related research, and the threats that have been bandied around in the process. There have also been threats to NASA, to do more space and planet research, instead of Earth-science research."
Warming to his subject, Trenberth — who said he already sees a chilling effect on young scientists who would otherwise hope to enter the climate science field — continued.
"There have been threats to NOAA already, before Trump came along. And now one of the key people on their transition team is a man who is a major denier of climate change. And DOE (Department of Energy) also is vulnerable.
"(Former Texas Gov. Rick) Perry has been nominated there, but he was the one that said he wanted to eliminate DOE and is now back-stepping in order to get the nomination. I worry more about his competence. I just don't think he is capable of running that agency."
Trenberth, who said he is naturally a "shy" person, is nevertheless more outspoken than many of his peers. He said this is partly a by-product of his already being the subject of controversy in 2009 when his and a colleague's emails were among those targeted by hackers who breached a computer server at the Climatic Research Unit of the University of East Anglia in England, and then published about 1,000 of them.
He said for some young climate researchers, the initial gratification that comes with professional publication of their work is sometimes countered by the ensuing wave of "nasty emails" they receive from climate change deniers.
"They don't like it much, some of them," Trenberth said. "Some of them choose to fight back, but I would guess about 70 percent of them go back into the ivory tower and say, 'That wasn't much fun,' and so they do something different."
Trenberth said many of his peers who aren't being heard from are taking a "wait-and-see" attitude, publicly, and that also, "most of them are not the sort of people who would get up and march to Washington."
While continued funding levels to the National Science Foundation — which supports NCAR — may not necessarily be imperiled, Trenberth said, "I'm less concerned about NSF, and more concerned NASA, NOAA, the EPA and DOE."
'Times ahead are uncertain'
Trenberth's comments came on the day that all 10 Democrats on the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee boycotted the meeting to vote on Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, Trump's nominee to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. The Democrats' protest delayed the committee's vote, leaving the EPA for now without a head.
Also on Wednesday, Environment Colorado issued a statement blasting the Pruitt nomination.
In part, the statement attributed to Environment Colorado's climate organizer Emma Spett said, "Coloradans and all Americans deserve an EPA administrator who will fight to protect the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the planet we love. Scott Pruitt fails on all these accounts. The Senate must stand with science."
In a building crescendo of concern, Wednesday was a day for statements about the state of affairs, politically, in the scientific research community. Also lending his voice was Waleed Abdalati, director of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science at the University of Colorado, where some 800 scientists, in partnership with NOAA, pursue studies aimed at better understanding the dynamic Earth system.
Abdalati gave voice to the "wait-and-see" mantra Trenberth is hearing in some quarters.
"Many of you have expressed concern that the priorities of the new administration could adversely affect the funding that supports work we do," Abdalati said in a statement that went to all CIRES staff. "While times ahead are uncertain, I would like to echo what I have heard from various science agency leaders: We should not react to things that have not yet happened."
He also addressed the temporary travel ban affecting those from the seven specified predominantly Muslim nations, terming it contrary to the "practices and ideals" of CIRES, and offering help to those affected by working to mitigate the effects of the order in any way possible.
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The Peace Memorial Rose Garden is one of the first rose gardens laid out in Western Australia to commemorate those who died in service or were killed in action in World War Two and the peace. It was intended to be a State memorial, 'a national rose shrine', and commemorates service-people from throughout the State.
The garden was dedicated by the Governor of Western Australia, Sir James Mitchell on the 22nd October 1950. The garden was developed by the National Rose Society of Western Australia and the Nedlands Road Board. The garden layout was designed by the Road Board's architect Mr W. G. Bennett.
In his dedication address the Chairman of the Rose Society of Western Australia said " I dedicate this memorial rose garden to all who served and especially to those who gave their lives in the Second World War."
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This Rose Garden is dedicated to the glorious memory of all who sacrificed their lives on active service in their country`s cause.
This rose garden was created by the Nedlands Road Board and the National Rose Society of W.A.
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Bay Fishing Returns, But RI Oceanfront Still a Mess
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I am back to fishing saltwater. I got out on Friday and hit a number of places in upper Narragansett Bay, an area that received little damage from the hurricane. The water in the Bay was clean in most places, though there was some debris like leaves, sticks and trash in the water. Still, it was very fishable, and there were fish around. I landed three schoolies in three different spots along with one snapper blue. I got them all on bucktail jigs. The fishing was not hot and heavy, but there were some fish around. Most of the Bay north of the bridges should be fishable this week.
The oceanfront is another story. The south shore remains a mess. I had friends who went down to look around and I am always getting updates from my sons. The word is that access is a real problem and there are very few places to park. For instance, Matunuck Beach Road is open but the parking lot at Deep Hole is under two feet of sand and impassible. Same story with Succotash Road and the parking lot at East Matunuck State Beach. OK, even if you could park, the water in most places is still unfishable. It is full of mud, sand, weed, and debris, making fishing along the oceanfront a waste of time. I think it will take a couple more days to clean up, barring any storminess or rough water. The first places to offer fishing will be the backwaters along the oceanfront. Places like the salt ponds and the backs of the breachways on the outgoing water will be your best bets to find clean water and fish in the next few days.
So, my suggestions would be to fish the mid Bay and upper Bay or the backwaters along the oceanfront. These are not big fish areas and would be considered schoolie and hickory shad territory, but it's fishing.


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CBS Trims JonBenet Doc to 4 Hours, Supersizes 'NCIS: LA' Sunday Premiere
CBS' The Case Of: JonBenet Ramsey has been trimmed to a four-hour, two-night event.
The network's big true-crime swing was originally supposed to wrap up with a third two-hour episode on Sept. 25, but sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that recent talks with producers Critical Content led to a decision that the documentary miniseries would be better served with a four-hour run.
In its place, CBS has moved up the Sunday debut of NCIS: Los Angeles. The two-hour special, originally set to air on Oct. 2 and Oct. 9, will now debut at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT on Sept. 25 — barring any additional NFL overrun.
CBS' JonBenet Ramsey project, a blend of recreation and interviews not unlike HBO's The Jinx, was the first special announced to be timed to the 20-year anniversary of the six-year-old's brutal murder. It ended up just being one in a barrage of related programs. A&E, NBC's Dateline, Investigation Discovery, Dr. Phil and HLN have all since announced (or aired) projects about the famous unsolved case that had a stranglehold on U.S. media for much of 1996.
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Work on the I-91 viaduct project in Springfield, which calls for replacing the deck along the elevated portion of highway running through Springfield, could be delayed if Congress fails to approve billions in federal highway funds. Half of the cost of the $260 million Springfield project is expected to be reimbursed by the federal government.
SPRINGFIELD — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has scheduled a public hearing on the Interstate 91 viaduct project for Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Basketball Hall of Fame, even though federal funding for the project is in limbo due to congressional inertia.
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Gov. Deval Patrick, echoing the president's concerns, said a failure to authorize spending from the Federal Highway Trust could slow or stall up to half of all planned bridge projects in Massachusetts, including critical repairs to the elevated portion of I-91 in Springfield. Patrick highlighted the geographic importance of the Springfield project, saying work needs to begin soon or the roadway could be forced to close. The $260 million project hinges on federal reimbursement of 50 percent.
Unless Congress intervenes, the federal Highway Trust Fund is expected to run out of money as soon as this summer, according to officials. Democrats and Republicans have typically agreed on past highway infrastructure spending plans, but Obama administration officials say inaction is jeopardizing more than 100,000 road projects and more than 5,000 transit projects.
The U.S. Department of Transportation estimates the Highway Trust Fund will go broke on Aug. 29, but disruptions in state payments could happen as early as July, the Washington Post reports.
The elevated viaduct carries I-91 through Springfield, with the Interstate 291 Interchange to the north and State Street to the south. MassDOT plans to replace the existing bridge deck, which is in bad shape.
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This evening's meeting in Springfield is expected to last two hours. The Basketball Hall of Fame is located at 1000 Hall of Fame Ave.
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In 1763, a small group of French traders made their way up the Mississippi River and established a settlement that would become Saint Louis. This colonial village, unfortunately, has been lost to time and urban development, as the city of Saint Louis has grown around and over it. However, just in time for the 250th anniversary of the founding of the city, archaeologists with the Missouri Department of Transportation have found the first evidence of these earlier settlers. Now, let me welcome you to a day of archaeology at the Poplar Street Bridge project in the heart of Saint Louis, Missouri.
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Jackson City Council President Charles Tillman's effort to ban firearms in certain public areas is encountering new obstacles that could ultimately sink the measure.
One of them is Ward 4 Councilman De'Keither Stamps.
Stamps argued during a Jan. 7 rules committee meeting that the proposed ordinance—which would ban the carrying of firearms, except by sworn law officers, at public places—goes too far for a number of reasons.
The law is too vague, Stamps said, adding that language about toy guns could lead to problems between law enforcement officials and the public.
"I think we're going a little far when you can't have a water gun in the park," Stamps said. "I understand (that the ordinance is designed to protect people), but it should be incumbent upon our training and how we train our officers. (When you include language about toy guns) you lead the ability for people to be detained because they have a water gun."
Ward 3 Councilwoman LaRita Cooper-Stokes pointed out that toy guns that look like real guns could be used in crimes, and that both citizens and police officers have the ability to use common-sense judgment when dealing with those situations.
"I think reasonable people would just not bring it if they know they shouldn't. We can make it part of a campaign, or just have signage at our parks so people would know what we can and can't bring."
Stamps also questioned the city's authority to ban the carrying of concealed weapons in certain areas, asking if the council even had the authority to exercise a ban outlined in the language of the ordinance.
The Jackson Police Department says it does.
In accordance with a Dec. 3, 2012, opinion from the office of Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood, JPD attorney Latrice Westbrooks made adjustments to the ordinance, removing language saying that "any" municipal property would be covered. Assistant Attorney General Ricky Luke wrote in the opinion in December that gun owners who hold "enhanced permits" can carry their weapons to places like voting precincts, churches and inside passenger terminals of airports, even if signs that prohibit them are posted.
How far the council can go in limiting the carrying of firearms is unclear, and a lot depends on whether the city is trying to ban concealed, or "enhanced" permit-holders, or open carrying.
Under current Mississippi law, adults do not need permits to carry a gun that is not concealed, but any person with a standard permit may not carry a concealed weapon in certain places, including schools, colleges or professional athletic events "not related to firearms."
Westbrooks said the city does have some room to exert its will, and that the legal team had brought the ordinance into compliance with the attorney general's opinion.
"Municipalities have limited authority to regulate concealed weapons and openly carried weapons," Westbrooks said. "That's one of the things the Dec. 3 attorney general's opinion outlined. So, our capacity is somewhat limited to municipal property. ... We're trying to stay within the confines of the statute."
Still, Stamps iterated his philosophical disagreement with the measure, which he said will turn citizens into targets. Creating gun-free zones, he said, invited criminals to prey upon defenseless citizens.
"When you know all the people in this certain area have been disarmed, it creates an opportunity for crime
"Creating gun-free zones create an opportunity for crime. When you know all the people in this certain area have been disarmed, it creates an opportunity for crime," Stamps said. "Criminals don't follow the law, the law-abiding citizens follow the law. So we follow the law, and now we're being harmed because they don't."
Cooper-Stokes, who chairs the rules committee, did not call for a vote on the ordinance, so it will not placed on the Council's regular agenda.
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BIGAL 6 years, 9 months ago
Creating gun-free zones create an opportunity for crime. When you know all the people in this certain area have been disarmed, it creates an opportunity for crime," Stamps said. "Criminals don't follow the law, the law-abiding citizens follow the law. So we follow the law, and now we're being harmed because they don't."
A Civic leader with brains! Awesome! He gets it, why do so many people not?
donnaladd 6 years, 9 months ago
I'm disappointed in Stamps on this one. He seems smart enough to do his homework instead of passing along false NRA memes. It's easy enough to debunk the myth and anyone who knows anything about where gun crimes actually tend to happen know that they are very likely to happen in places with the loosest gun laws: in general, the more guns, the more likely it is that people use them. That's rather common sense. Of course, some people only believe stuff they want to believe, but Stamps strikes me as smarter than those folks.
Here are several pieces about this myth that link out to other interesting stuff:
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2...">NRA's gun-free zone myth
http://www.armedwithreason.com/the-gu...">No Relationship between gun-free zones and mass shootings
http://www.armedwithreason.com/gun-st...">List of related studies
https://www.ncjrs.gov/txtfiles/firevi...">National Criminal Justice Reference Service
http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/artic...">Journal of American Medicine - Study: Firearm Legislation and Firearm-Related Fatalities in the United States
http://journalistsresource.org/studie...">Does strengthening self-defense law deter crime or escalate violence? Evidence from castle doctrine - See more at: http://journalistsresource.org/studie... (Findings: Homicide increased in places with Castle Doctrine)
http://www.nber.org/papers/w18187">Stand Your Ground Laws, Homicides, and Injuries (Stand Your Ground laws increase homicides among whites, but not blacks; they also increase emergency room visits for serious injuries)
http://www.nber.org/papers/w18134">National Bureau of Economic Research (Making it easier to use guns for "self-defense" actually increased homicides 8 percent in those places, most classifieds as murders)
http://hsx.sagepub.com/content/11/4/2...">Study: Guns contribute to escalation and lethality of violence
That's just a start. I urge Councilman Stamps to get more educated about this issue.
donnaladd 6 years, 9 months ago
Also worth considering:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic...">White people who kill black people in 'Stand Your Ground' states are 354% more likely to be cleared of murder
It seems rather obvious that that's the point, no? It reminds me of my research on the Americans for the Preservation of the White Race in Mississippi--one of their main purposes was to raise money to pay for the defense of the Klansmen who did the dirty work for them and their fellow upstanding citizens of the Citizens Council. Now, we pass laws to make it easier for whites to kill blacks, even if they're just walking up on their porch because their car broke down. We're moving backward fast with this crap.
P.S. This piece was reposted proudly on the forums of a white-supremacist website. Great company to keep.
BIGAL 6 years, 9 months ago
Ms. Ladd, Please You are better than that. You know without me or anyone else pointing it out that ALL of your links are to well known anti-gun organizations. All I have to use are pro gun sources in an effort to debunk all of your links. The dilemma for both of us is there is no middle ground when it comes to 2A issues. I hear the word reasonable restrictions used a lot by the anti-gun lobby. My question to those people is, what is their description of reasonable? One flaw in the gun free zone argument by the writer of the Mother Jones article is clearly stated in the body of the article. The shooters either committed suicide, or were killed by someone with a gun in the protection of others. Therefore we really have no way of knowing if his argument has merit, sense we can't ask those people, can we? We can debate this issue until the sun quits rising and we will never agree on the principle of self defense. I have been involved in a situation when the presence of a weapon changed a bad guys mind. Have you? I know, despite what the most ardent anti-gun person says or does, that the presence of a weapon in my hand and my willingness to use it possibly saved at least one life (mine) and quite possibly other members of my immediate family. I am no scholar nor am I a writer, but I am a believer in my right to self defense. I will fight with everything I have to defend that right. I do not understand why anyone wants to deny me that right? By the way, I will also fight to defend your rights to live and believe as you wish. All I ask is you be fair in your publication and present BOTH sides of the 2A debate. It is my ardent belief that without the Second Amendment the rest of the amendments would not be worth the paper they are written on. Have an awesome day.
js1976 6 years, 9 months ago
"we pass laws to make it easier for whites to kill blacks, even if they're just walking up on their porch because their car broke down."
Theodore Wafer will face a grand jury In June for this incident.
bubbat 6 years, 9 months ago
Wafer is going to trial in June, he's already been arraigned and charged with second-degree murder.
donnaladd 6 years, 9 months ago
Ms. Ladd, Please You are better than that. You know without me or anyone else pointing it out that ALL of your links are to well known anti-gun organizations
That isn't true, BigAl. And I knew that would be your first response.
Here's what exceptionally illogical about this response: Gun nuts will label any research, hospital, public-health expert, anybody, who actually (a) does deep research and/or (b) uses their common sense to come to conclusions that guns increase incidents and severity of violence" -- when the less-NRA-conditioned folks among us get the point that actual evidence can actually make smart people and organizations question the gun culture y'all are trying to push on us all. Here's a little news flash for you: We get to do our own homework, make our own decisions and then discuss if out loud, even if it offends gun wingers.
Have an awesome day.
js, he will face a grand jury -- and she is still dead.
donnaladd 6 years, 9 months ago
(Bubba, we cannot post photos from other media outlets; thus why those posts aren't making it through.)
bubbat 6 years, 9 months ago
Cool I understand.
js1976 6 years, 9 months ago
"js, he will face a grand jury -- and she is still dead."
Ok, so please tell me how that supports your argument any laws have been passed to make it easier for white people to kill blacks. Just in case your memory is fuzzy, Mr Williams was aided by the Castle Law. Do we need to discuss his race again?
Turtleread 6 years, 9 months ago
Mr. Williams was NOT aided by the Castle Doctrine Law in the Q. Thomas case as he shot into a vehicle that he, a family member, or passenger was not occupying at the time. The law specify says that it does not apply in that instance. Mr. Williams was protected under earlier common law regarding "self-defense."
BIGAL 6 years, 9 months ago
Here's what exceptionally illogical about this response: Gun nuts will label any research, hospital, public-health expert, anybody, who actually (a) does deep research and/or (b) uses their common sense to come to conclusions that guns increase incidents and severity of violence" -- when the less-NRA-conditioned folks among us get the point that actual evidence can actually make smart people and organizations question the gun culture y'all are trying to push on us all. Here's a little news flash for you: We get to do our own homework, make our own decisions and then discuss if out loud, even if it offends gun wingers.
How did I know you were going to follow the typical liberal policy of name calling, insulting and attacking ANYONE that doesn't agree as you do? Whose definition of common sense are you wanting to use? I guess the rest of my statement was garbage? I want you to do independent research and quote a source that does not lean to the left or use material paid for by left leaning people or organizations to support your agenda.
I have not called you names, nor have I said anything that could be considered as offensive yet you attack me because I believe differently than you? I do have a unbiased source to support my views that armed civilian's can and do prevent gun violence against themselves or others. The news. All three major networks( FOX and CNN cancel each other out) all across the USA report on a daily basis where a gun has been used to prevent or stop a crime. No one can ignore that, can they? I tried to reply to this article in a non offensive way and you chose to turn it into a name calling bash fest. But don't worry, I will still fight for your rights even as you disparage me for fighting for mine.... As far as pushing an agenda, maybe you need to do a quick self exam, as for me I can care less if you own a weapon or employ someone that does, so why do you care if I do?
js1976 6 years, 9 months ago
Authorities informed the media outlets that Mr Williams was protected under the Castle Doctrine, and he obviously had no charges brought against him. So say what you will, he WAS indeed aided by the Castle Law. If this would have been brought before a grand jury, I will agree that self defense would have been his argument.
Turtleread 6 years, 9 months ago
The fact of the matter is that if you do not know what the Castle Doctrine is nor what the law actually says, then the "authorities" could say anything or inform the media with any spin they wanted. A look at the law will confirm my assertion. As a tip of my hat to you, I will agree that perhaps the "atmosphere" of the Castle Doctrine law may have aided him, but not its actual wording.
donnaladd 6 years, 9 months ago
Right. I have no knowledge of the authorities mentioning "common law" self-defense.
And even proponents of the Castle Doctrine should be able to see how this very likely would fall outside that very bad law.
bubbat 6 years, 9 months ago
Donna- I have to disagree that our No Retreat law is bad, no one who obviously shoots or kills someone by any means in self defense, should have to be drag in front of the grand jury, when the initial police investigation at the scene of the event determines it was justifiable. That's why states have the No Retreat laws to keep innocent people from being charged with a crime, like some states do.
I don't really understand your " it's makes it easier for white people to kill black people" when even your study you posted about the percentages the researcher said that there only 25 cases of whites killing black out of 5000 cases he studied from the FBI data and those cases were spread over a period of 5yrs in states that had no treat laws and state that didn't.
Sure doesn't seem like no retreat laws have had any effect on the ease of whites killing blacks. And besides, just what whites want to kill blacks anyway, some dumbass Klukers who generally are all talk and and afraid of their own shadow?
RonniM 6 years, 9 months ago
You won't find the words "Castle Doctrine" in the Mississippi Code. It is the common name for statute 97-3-15 , titled "Homicide; justifiable homicide; use of defensive force; duty to retreat." The statute number is 97-3-15. You can access it here: http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/m...">http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/m....
I urge everyone who hasn't read the statute to read it. In case you're wondering, the statute has a Stand Your Ground element; it's the part about having no duty to retreat.
I suspect lawyers would defend Williams under any of these parts of 97-3-15 if he were ever indicted (emphasis mine):
"The killing of a human being by the act, procurement or omission of another shall be justifiable ...
(e) When committed by any person in resisting any attempt unlawfully to kill such person or to commit any felony upon him, or upon or in any dwelling, in any occupied vehicle, in any place of business, in any place of employment or in the immediate premises thereof in which such person shall be;
(f) When committed in the lawful defense of one's own person or any other human being, where there shall be reasonable ground to apprehend a design to commit a felony or to do some great personal injury, and there shall be imminent danger of such design being accomplished;
(g) When necessarily committed in attempting by lawful ways and means to apprehend any person for any felony committed ..."
The way I'm reading this, the law is written so broadly as to allow almost any justification for killing another, as long as someone can claim they were in danger and the victim was about to commit a felony. Anyone else reading something different here?
Of course, this is off topic. Sorry. It just keeps coming up.


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Nature Reporter Pat Schlarbaum brought us Chris Atkins, Environmental Education Naturalist, talking about the Prairie Awakening Celebration, at Kuehn Conservation Area, Sunday, September 10, 2017, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m .
Our next guest was Maureen Seamonds, the organizer and visionary of the workshop "Legacy Artists and Writers Collaboration Quilting Workshop," that will happen on September 18 and 19, 2017, at Briggs Woods, near Webster City. The event combines the talents of Jen Berte, writer, and Carmon Slater, quilter.
Lori Allen, from ISU student services working with Ames Assault Care Center (ACCESS) launching the ISU Green Dot Program, on Wednesday,September 27,2017 from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, on Parks Library Lawn. The Sexual Assault Crisis Line is (515)292-5378 for anyone needing immediate assistance 24 hours a day.
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How much do you really know about the facts and figures behind this election campaign? Here's your chance to find out. Below there are 10 questions on a number of subjects which have been discussed by the politicians and the media over the past few weeks. The answer to each question is a number, but you aren't expected to know it exactly. To score points, you just need to be able to say roughly how big the number is, by giving a number you think is smaller than the correct answer, and one you think is bigger.
You get points if the true answer lies between the numbers you give. The closer together are your two guesses, the better your score. But you will lose points if the true answer lies outside the range you give.
There are no trick questions in this quiz.
Copyright © 2005 Chris Lightfoot
With thanks to: David MacKay, Tom Steinberg,
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The actual difference between the Dyson DC40 (standard multi-floor version) and the DC40i (independent) is simply that one is provided with an additional accessory to that of the other (clarified in the section below 'Difference in accessories' and further on in the 'conclusion') despite that (and the colour change -- where the DC40 multi-floor is usually yellow and the DC40i is often in a red/silver body) there are actually no differences between them -- the cleaning suction power (air watts), practical specifications (cord length, bin capacity) are all the same i.e it is the exact identical vacuum model.
(Note: for quick details of the difference, head to the quick summary section below, detailing the varied attachments you get with the all the versions of the DC40).
So firstly, a quick outlook on what is the same between the DC40 and DC40i i.e the actual vacuum cleaner model. Whereby, they have the same cleaning performance (suction power) -- both being encompassed with the unqiue patented 'Radial Root Cyclone Technology' (an advanced technology only available with Dyson vacuum cleaners that essentially allows three distinct advantages to that of other vacuums i) it is bagless ii) allows the DC40 to generate high centrifugal forces that can allow it to suck up microscopic dirt and debris as small as 0.5 microns and iii) it doesn't suffer with loss of constant suction power) as well as its motor being able to generate an impressive 200 Air watts -- which is more than sufficient power do perform a very good cleaning finish to that of the standard home. Moreover, both are fitted with the new automatically adjusting cleaner head (which adjusts to hard floors by lowering itself and raises for that of soft flooring) in order to optimise cleaning and prevent suction loss for all floor types.
With regards to specifications -- Height: 107 x Width: 35 x Depth: 31 cm (hence being a bit more compact than that of its larger counterpart the DC41, making it more suitable to those with the smaller apartment/home) i.e both are the same size and the practicalities of the vacuum are also identical e.g. bin capacity at 0.42 gallons, the cord length at 24.7 feet with a further max reach of 40 feet and also weighs in at 14.6 lbs. As it is encompassed with the Dyson ball technology (although it takes a bit of getting used to, from that of the rigid four wheel mechanism) it makes the DC40 incredibly easy to operate; given that it is so light as well as being able to turn the vacuum on a singular dime (when compared to the old rigid four wheel mechanism -- where you had to drag the vacuum back and forth to get around tight corners).
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Difference in Accessories
As has been previously mentioned the only real difference that comes with the DC40 and the DC40i is that of the accessories provided. To be clear, it is best to start with what comes with the DC40 standard (multi-floor) version, which is the: combination tool (that is essentially both a crevice tool to vacuum tight gaps and areas as well as a powered dusting attachment) and a stair (upholstery) tool -- these are the standard set of tools that essentially come with every Dyson vacuum.
Then where the DC40i differs is in the fact that not only is it provided with those accessories of the standard DC40 (i.e the combination tool, stair tool) but it also comes with the Dyson Stiff Bristle Brush. This tool essentially allows you to easily remove tough 'dug-in' dirt stains within carpets through the tough nylon bristle performing a 'flicking' motion to pop up the dirt to be sucked straight into the DC40's bin. This is essentially where the only difference lies as well as that of the colour change between the two.
You should know however, you can actually purchase this 'stiff bristle brush' separately (see just below) therefore if you can't locate a retailor who is selling the DC40i, you can simply buy the standard version and then get the bristle brush additionally. To get the best price and deal on the DC40 or DC40i, you should simply calculate some simple math -- where does the DC40 price + the stiff bristle brush price come to an overall price that is cheaper than getting the DC40i on its own. If it does, then you should buy them separately, then again you should consider do you actually need the attachment. Just be sure to do a bit of research into what provides you with the best deal.
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DC40 Vs DC40 Animal
Furthermore, there are the 'Animal' versions to consider i.e the DC40 Animal Vs DC40i Animal -- which is essentially the same attachment description as just provided above (where the DC40 standard and DC40i get the same equipped accessories) but now they both receive the highly rated pet hair tool as well-- the 'Dyson Tangle Free turbine tool', which is obviously intended for those households who suffer with pet hair (although comes as a great tool for doing inside cars too). What makes this tool so unique (given in the name) is that due to the two circular counter rotating discs it features -- it means pet hair cannot be trapped within the turbine (which happens rather frequently to many of the other pet hair tools, which eventually end up losing power and eventually breaking down) allowing it to have a much longer life span, whilst being very good at what it does (to be sure on this just check out some of its reviews). Again, as with the Stiff bristle brush, this attachement can also be purchased indiviudally (see below), so now just calculate this attachment also.
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In conclusion, the Dyson DC40 and all its versions are the actual same vacuum model (i.e identical cleaning power, specifications etc.), the variation being in what attachments come with what version of the vacuum in hand -- then from this the additional tools you desire with its given relative price (of the encompassed lot and being able to be bought separately) ultimately determine which version you choose.
A final quick summary of the DC40 Vs DC40i Vs DC40 Animal Vs DC40i Animal with regards to what accessories come with what version.
- DC40 (Multi-floor): Combination Tool, Stair Tool.
- DC40i (Multi-floor): Combination Tool, Stair Tool, Stubborn Dirt Brush.
- DC40 Animal: Combination Tool, Stair Tool, Tangle-free Turbine Tool.
- DC40i Animal: Combination Tool, Stair Tool, Tangle-free Turbine Tool, Stubborn Dirt Brush.
If you have any questions, remarks or concerns regarding either the DC40 (standard multi-floor version) or the DC40i (independent version) or the actual article account then please do not hesitate to make them in the comments section below and I will be sure to get back to you as soon as possible.


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Sometimes, I do very frivolous things to feel in control of my life and to not be sucked up by technology and modern etiquette: a hand written thank you note (always) or letter, beautifully wrapped presents, monogrammed gifts that show you took time and effort to obtain them. One of my favorite pieces of etiquette is a calling card, or visiting card.
Once used for the upper class to "call" on their friends and neighbors socially, it began in France as early as the 1800's and became most popular in the Victorian era, as did many proper things. The cards were dropped in an urn, basket, or tray by the door so people would know who had called on them, whether they were home or not. A card was a reminder of correspondence, to say thank you for the social call or to set up one in return or for the future.
They were also used to announce births, engagements, marriages, deaths, notes of sympathy, and other social landmarks, just as (the most proper of us) do today, through an announcement, card, or gasp – an email.
Modern day calling cards usually have as little info as possible (ehem, Patrick Bateman) and have no sign of corporate conformity. It's a representation of personality, style, sophistication (or lack there of). I'd use this as the place to show off your style, as opposed to a resume as so many of the ones I see these days do. It should be restrained and flirtatious, and fit with this neo-trad, heritage movement we're so fond of. Show off how clever you are!
I am in the market for new calling cards and am having a tremendous time choosing new ones! Which do you like from the below? I've included more budget-friendly options as well as aspirational letterpressed sets for which I will probably have to wait a long time to get.
Pixelimpress @ Etsy
$25 for 50 custom cards
LetterLoveDesigns @ Etsy
$15 for 20 custom cards
Naomilynn @ Etsy
$14 for 50 custom cards (GREAT deal!)
$44.95 for 100 custom cards
candiceenkatiesart @ Etsy
$26 for 48 custom cards
Readygo @ Etsy
$20 for 48 mini custom cards
Iomoi (of course!)
$68 for 50 custom cards – loads of designs. It took me forever to even figure out which one I was going to use as an example.
Call 212.686.5953 for pricing. Do you die for this card? I love it! So cheeky!


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I thought I would start my voyage into beauty blogging by talking about one of my favourite little beauty indulgences. Glossybox is a monthly beauty subscription, and upon signing up you will receive 5 deluxe samples right to your door - can't argue with that!
The box I received this month was one of my favourites. In light of London Fashion Week, the top of the box had been specially designed by Karen Millen. I'm loving the funky watercolour drawings of London's best loved landmarks.
So far, three of my samples have made it onto my beauty shelf as favourite new products;
L'Oreal Mythic Oil - This retails at £15.95 for 125ml.
I was slightly apprehensive about trying this, as I've used other oils before and found they didn't work for me. I'm pleased to say that this one stood out from the rest, as it didn't have the greasiness I'd come to expect from other brands. At face value, the oil is a little pricey, but a little does seem to go a long way - as you only need to use this sparingly. It is best applied to damp hair before blow drying, so I work a little through the ends of my hair before styling. The formula leaves my hair feeling more nourished and shiny, and I feel like I am leaving it slightly better protected when using heated appliances. I probably use this a few times a week rather than every wash, but I am really impressed. It's definitely worth a try if you want to give your locks a little lift!
Nails Inc Westminster Bridge Matte Top Coat - This retails at £12 for 10ml.
You will see from my future posts that I am a big lover of nail varnish! My polish collection is into the hundreds, and I still have NO willpower when I see a new one I like. I have a couple of matte polishes, but I love that with this top coat I can easily transform all of colours I already have. As we move into Autumn, I'm definitely going to be putting the sunny glossies away and experimenting with matte. Nails Inc make such great quality polishes, so it was a lovely surprise to find this one in my box this month – bargain!
Skin PEP Brightening Enzyme and Acid Peel – This retails at £89.99 for 180ml.
Skin PEP Dark Circle Eraser – This retails at £44.99 for 15ml.
Skin PEP Dark Circle Eraser – This retails at £44.99 for 15ml.
I also received a couple of sachets of this, as well as their Dark Circle Eraser. I've never tried any sort of acid peel before, and my immediate impression was that this would be some sort stinging face cream. I am pleased to say I was VERY wrong! This was a perfect little pick me up for my skin, as it removes the dead skin and leaves it looking brighter. I left mine on for about 5 mins, and if it starts to harden you can add a little water to reactivate it. I followed this with moisturiser, and my skin felt loads better. I also saw a noticeable difference with the Dark Circle Eraser eye cream. You only need to use a small amount of this, so I imagine a 15ml bottle would last a while! You massage in until you see eye bags and puffiness has reduced. Witch Hazel and Cucumber are a couple of the 35 active ingredients, which is so soothing for such a sensitive area.
Ordinarily, I don't think I would pay for either of these in the full size version – it's really quite expensive and for me it would be a treat product to use every now and again, rather than part of my everyday routine.
Ordinarily, I don't think I would pay for either of these in the full size version – it's really quite expensive and for me it would be a treat product to use every now and again, rather than part of my everyday routine.
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Creating a sub-directory in Windows 7
I. Why?
II. How?
I. Why?
You will often save all of the files you wish to keep for future reference or use in the Documents library. Nevertheless, it can be useful to organize these files into different sub-directories of Documents, to make them easier to find at a later time and to keep files used with different programs or for different purposes separate from each other.
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ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer's Edition OUT NOW On Xbox One And PS4
ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer's Edition OUT NOW On Xbox One And PS4
Studio Wildcards' ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer's Edition is now available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Combining the base game with a Season Pass that includes 3 massive Expansion Packs, the Explorer's Edition is a great way to get even more dinosaur action! ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer's Edition gives you access to the base game and to the Scorched Earth (available now), plus two more expansion packs as they become available, adding nearly 900 hours of gameplay!
Prepare for the ultimate dinosaur-themed adventure! Stranded on a mysterious prehistoric island, you must explore its vast biomes as you begin to hunt, harvest, craft tools, grow crops and build shelters to survive. Use cunning and skill to kill, tame, breed, and even ride Dinosaurs and other primitive beasts living on "The ARK." Advance your technology from primitive stone tools to T-Rex-mounted laser cannons, as you team up with hundreds of players online or enjoy a solo Jurassic experience.
Key Features
- Capture and Tame Dinosaurs: Discover over 100 different dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures on the island, finding ways to tame them into useful additions for your tribe's dino herd.
- Survive Above All: Hunger, thirst, basic safety and protecting yourself from the weather are all part of the game. Run too far and not only will you be exhausted, but you will also quickly get hungry and thirsty. Weather effects are based on real-world climates, and so you'll need to hide out from rain and snow, while making the most of sunny days.
- Harvest, Hunt and Build: Cut down trees and turn them into a basic home, which you can quickly expand into a Jurassic estate. Hunt for meat, scavenge for plants (or start your own garden!)
- Gather Resources, Customize Everything: An extensive crafting system invites you to mix and match materials scavenged from the island, while also modifying the colors, textures, shapes and style of everything from the walls of your home, to your character's armor, weapons and more.
- Explore the Island: Solve the mystery of The ARK as you explore this massive island, discovering Explorer's Notebooks (filled with clues!) throughout. Make your way to the final boss and figure out why you've been dropped into this Jurassic-era experience.
ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer's Edition is available for digital download today for $99.99, £84.99, €99,99 & AU $139.95.
For more information on the game, browse through all of our coverage via the Xbox One games database and don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Google+, Facebook & YouTube!
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We've updated our chart demonstrating Amazon's amazing retail growth.
When last we looked Amazon was running away with retail sales compared to competitors. Today, it's sprinting away with it.
We used the first quarter of 2003 as our base, then took a look at the growth in sales from Amazon, E-Commerce, and offline retail sales.
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Rosted Fingerling Potatoes With Brussel Sprouts And Shallots
20 fingerling potatoes
2 sprigs fresh rosemary
4 cup brussel sprouts
2 cup shallots, left unpeeled
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus for sheet pan
Salt and pepper
Preheat the oven on 400 F. Add potatoes, rosemary, brussel sprouts and shallots to a medium bowl. Drizzle with olive oil, and season with salt and pepper. Lightly coat the sheet pan with olive oil, and pour potatoes onto pan. Place potatoes in oven and reduce heat to 380 degrees F. Roast for 20 minutes, or until crispy on outside and tender on inside.