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A look at the new sexy costumes from No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise on the Xbox 360.
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A scene of Shinobu taking a shower... in Traivis' room. That's obviously some kind of a glitch, but I don't have any idea how to make it happen. I just found the video on the net.
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The first two scans from a japanese videogame magazine of the NMH remake for PS3 and 360: No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise. It's gonna be very sweet!
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New trailer for upcoming Wii-exclusive No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle.
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No More Heroes on the Wii! Is it worth checking out? Let me save you some time in a quick and easy review! Please rate and comment! If you want to see more like this head to http://www.blurrypron.com!
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The music to the real ending of the game.
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This is an old youtube movie i finally transfered here. 3 part movie of me playing through No More Heroes' first level. Note: I originally used a webcam to film this. It's good, but not the best quality. Please mind it!
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Best game ever made. Now, That's the GOTY.
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Adam reviews the ultra stylish gore fest, No More Heroes...
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Maybe dolls and dummies, in general, just freak me out. Dead of Night, The Great Gabbo, even the new flick The Conjuring… dolls just have some hyper-real element that raises the hair on the back of my neck to full attention, and I have a really hairy neck. But I can't think of another movie where the dummy is actually a medical model. Meet Pin. Well that's what the family calls him. Pin is a medical dummy with clear skin like a plastic Slim Goodbody (wow, that reference dates me). PIN is the subject of this week's entry of The Unseen.
In the later part of the 1980's, the creep-tatsic Canadians made the PIN, A Plastic Nightmare. Starring Terry O'Quinn and David Hewlett (who both would become nerd deities because of respective roles on LOST and Stargate: Atlantis), PIN focuses on a medical dummy. Pin is not one of the "Annie, are you ok?" type dummies used to teach CPR. Don't get me wrong, those are scary as hell too. But Pin is a medical dummy with clear skin so folks can see muscles and organs and such. He is even anatomically correct, which is utilized a few times in the movie. Pin is owned by Dr. Frank Linden, who through the lamest-birthday-party-ever talent of ventriloquism makes Pin speak to patients about the importance of health. Dr Frank and his wife run a strict house, and their two uber-preppy kids struggle with sexuality in the stuffy environment. So in a possibly psychologically damaging move, the good doc has Pin chat with the kids about sex. Amusing. But things get eerie when Dr Frank's son shows an obsession with Pin, talking to him when the doc isn't around and hearing Pin speak back. After the parents are killed in a car wreck, Pin moves in with the now emancipated children and becomes a rather menacing member of the family.
Based on the novel by Andrew Neiderman, who also penned The Devils Advocate, PIN is low-budget with minimal gore, but who needs blood when you've got a life-size dummy? The voice of Pin is soft-spoken and eerie. Interestingly enough, these sinister vocals are no other than the cold-blooded doting grandfather from Breaking Bad, Jonathan Banks. PIN is filled with extended long takes where the camera freezes on the medical dummy. No matter how many times I watch this movie, I still find myself questioning, "Did the dummy just move a little? I'm pretty sure that he just moved!" The effect is disturbing and memorable. There is also a lot of unpleasant sexual energy brewing in PIN: a nurse rapes Pin (is it technically rape when it is with a dummy or just elaborate masturbation?), the father gives the daughter an abortion and encourages the son to watch for "educational reasons," and the brother eventually writes an epic poem about a sister being raped by her brother. What the hell is wrong with this freaking family?
PIN was a direct-to-video release in the states in 1989. It had a reasonably good, but small, reception, and as someone later pointed out to me, it was marketed with a slasher-esque poster and box cover. A slasher it is not. PIN is much more, but still makes a perfect entry for this blog simply because few people have ever seen this one. Anchor Bay did a DVD release back in 2001 that is now out of print. Copies of the PIN DVD can still be picked on Amazon for under $20. It is has a commentary with director Sandor Stern, but lacks other special features, which is a shame considering how much I want to see the behind-the-scenes work with the dummy. Where on earth did they find that thing? Was it actually moving a little in the extended long shots, or is my mind just over-compensating the creepiness? For diehard horror nerds like myself, may I recommend finding PIN on laserdisc? I picked one up at a convention for about $30. I have yet to be able to fully explain my love of this awkwardly over-sized and fragile format, but I dig laserdiscs in all their shiny glory. Maybe I just like flipping my movies midway through.
There have been rumors for a few years now that a PIN remake is in the works with the original director, Sandor Stern, helming this one as well. A quick IMDBPro search shows the remake is touting a supposed 2014 release date. Though no cast or production details are listed, the synopsis says it is being shot in the vein of Black Swan and Psycho. Hmmmm.
Whether DVD, laserdisc, VHS, or stereopticon- find PIN, A Plastic Nightmare and watch it. And you better do it now before Pin gets a makeover to his creepy visage.

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Remembering Lake Ronkonkoma…
November 29, 2011 by Traveler8343 · 2 Comments
We were recently on Long Island in New York, visiting friends and family, when we passed an exit for Lake Ronkonkoma, a place of many childhood memories. I've crafted a short story about one of our family's trips out to the lake one Saturday morning. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting it together. ***** It was early Saturday morning and we were going to Lake Ronkonkoma! Well, actually we might be going to the lake; if only the sky would clear. We kids had waited all week for that morning. And so had several of our friends and cousins who lived on our block and were lucky enough to be invited to go along with my family to the lake for the day. Mom had made sandwiches, cucumber and potato salad and her famous cupcakes — chocolate, with the centers scooped out and hand-filled with homemade-whipped cream. The cone of removed cake was then placed back on top of the cupcake like a hat and dusted with powdered sugar. Yummy! Old blankets, towels and a table cloth were neatly... [Read more...]
It Doesn't Get Much Better than This
November 14, 2011 by Professor95 · 2 Comments
This has been an absolutely fabulous camping week! We left Virginia last Sunday (November 6th) and meandered down I-95 and 301 into North Carolina, crossed the border into South Carolina just outside of Tabor City, and parked the RV at Willow Tree RV Resort in Longs, SC. Longs is relatively close to Myrtle Beach – by close I mean you can drive there in 20 minutes or so but it is still far enough away that you can enjoy a low traffic, relaxed atmosphere. The off-season rates at Willow Tree are extremely reasonable and the beauty of the turning trees, reflections on the 40 acre lake, Swans and Canada Geese swimming gracefully across the water, warm daytime temperatures and the fellowship of friends belonging to the Cedar Creek RV Owner's Club all come together to make everything feel perfect. We were part of about 30 Cedar Creek RV owners assembled at Willow Tree for our end-of-season annual rally. This is a great group of folks with Christian values and fellowship dedicated... [Read more...]
THE LOST KEY (From the archives of the "Fiero Fiction Series")
October 21, 2011 by Professor95 · 1 Comment
The Lost Key is one of twenty stories I wrote back in the late 90's. Many of these stories were published as part of the Fiero Fiction Series. They appeared in both the Pontiac Fiero Connection magazine and the Fiero Owner, a magazine published quarterly by the Fiero Owner's Association of America. My affection for the little 2-seat, mid engine, composite body car that was only built from 1984 to 1988 still continues – but I am now down to three cars (I once owned seven). I share this story to readers of my Woodall's Family Camping blog simply because I consider it "Fun". You see, camping and sitting around the campfire without stories is like forgetting the marshmallows. In this story, Jimmy Moore is typical of anyone opening the lost ark contained within the center console and floor hugging seats in any Fiero. What he finds, and what he does, could easily happen to any of us. Like other stories in the Fiero Fiction Series, this one is based on a true story –... [Read more...]
I REMEMBER WHEN…. (Chapter 13 – The Camporee)
October 7, 2011 by Professor95 · 2 Comments
I had just graduated from Cub Scout Webelows to the Boy Scouts. This was my first "Camporee" and as such, my first experience camping with a new and older group of scouts. Our Scout Master was a Korean War Vet everyone called George. He often reminded us of his "camping" experiences in the cold, rain and mud with little or nothing to protect himself from the elements. According to George, this is what makes boys into men. About twenty of us had arrived at our camping site on Norris Lake joining with several other scout troops. We cleared our area of debris and pitched out tents. Most of us had pup tents – each scout having half a tent and needing a scouting buddy with the other half to make a full tent. After pitching our tents, we would dig a trench around the perimeter to promote good drainage should we have rain. There were no floors in the tents so we placed our sleeping bags on top of a poncho laid directly on the ground. George had a much nicer tent with walls... [Read more...]
September 29, 2011 by Professor95 · 9 Comments
The air smells magnificently crisp and clean. There is no trace of the usual smog or exhaust fumes. When I take a deep breath and fill my lungs full, I feel refreshed and stronger. The sky is dark blue. Only a few cumulus clouds move across the horizon. The temperature is a perfect 78 degrees and the sun gently warms my exposed skin. There is no noise – no cars, no trucks, no boom boxes, or sirens. The only sounds I hear are the ocean waves breaking onto the sand in front of me. No, wait – that was a seagull calling out as it flew overhead. Moments ago, I was kicking the light brown sand with my toes as I walked to my reclining chair next to a small tidal pool. I brought a cold drink with me. It sits at my right so a smooth movement brings the cool amber liquid to my lips. My doggie, Oscar, is digging in the sand to my left – his leash in my lap. Nancy is further to my right enjoying a book downloaded to her Kindle. The book I have in front of me is thrilling. ... [Read more...]
Unforgettable Trips — Franconia Notch, NH
September 28, 2011 by Traveler8343 · 2 Comments
Dateline October, 1979 One of our favorite destinations in New England is the Franconia Notch State Park area of New Hampshire; the White Mountains. There are lots everything we enjoy: mountains, deep dark woods, pure, ice cold streams racing over rock strewn, water-carved flumes and small New England villages. It was easy to visualize the ghosts of courageous 17th and 18th century fur trappers and Native American hunting parties prowling through the woods. My children and I would create stories about "The Last of the Mohicans." We imagined the last chief of the mighty Mohicans, Chingachgook, along with his BFF, Natty Bumppo, called "Hawkeye" by his native friends, creeping silently along the forest game trails on moccasined feet, tracking a regal 15-point elk with flintlock and bow, while their renegade Huron arch-enemy, "The Wily Fox," Magua, creeps up behind them, ready to add their scalps to his already hirsute belt… What? Yes, yes, I know that Fenimore's... [Read more...]
Akin to lawyers…
September 27, 2011 by Dana Ticknor · 4 Comments
Shopping for a new RV should be a very fun experience, shouldn't it??? Not if the salesmen have anything to do with it… I don't know if it is because we fulltime, because we just experienced frame failure and are nervous about buying another 5er, or maybe it's because we travel with 10 of our children… what ever the reason, RV shopping this time has not been fun. Because we fulltime, we need an RV that will withstand the rigors of 20k+ miles a year. Because we just had a 5th wheel totalled out (well, we are still working on paper work), we want an RV with some structural integrity. Because we travel with 10 kids, only a few floor plans will work for us, narrowing down our choices excessively, so we are searching the entire country for just 4 models, 2 of which are discontinued! All that makes it not so fun – besides the fact that we won't even be able to see our final choice in person due to where we are currently at (traveling with... [Read more...]
Unforgettable RV Trips — A Series — Number 1
September 12, 2011 by Traveler8343 · 3 Comments
Dateline 1974 We were a young family with two children. We loved camping and often went out six or more times a year but, as our family grew, things were becoming complicated. During a tent trip to the Smokies, our youngest had breakfast in his highchair while sitting outside—in his snowsuit. It was then that we decided it was time for a change. We began putting money aside for one special trip every year in a rented RV. We still went tent camping in between our RV trips whenever the weather was mild, and even purchased a VW camper in 1970. Well, not the official VW camper, that was beyond our budget. We bought a new VW van and then made some modifications, including a jalousie screened window, a roof vent, an exterior oil cooler, a front-end spare tire mount, a large rooftop rack and a storage box-bed-bench seat. Between our van, our tent and a sometimes-yearly RV rental, we spent the next fifteen years roaming the east coast between Maine and Tennessee. We were happy, but we still... [Read more...]
From Tacoma to Nashville, RV Repairs Slowed Us Down, But Didn't Stop Us From Having a Great Experience
August 18, 2011 by Guest Blogger · 1 Comment
(Guest Blog Post by Bob Kasprzak) My trip from Tacoma to Nashville has been plagued by repairs that have cost us a months delay. But the people who repaired out vehicle were excellent, cost efficient and timely. We traveled from Tacoma to Zion to Albuquerque to Nashville, TN in our 1986 Mini Winnie. We stopped at 1000 lakes Campground in Torre, UT to get a leaky tire fixed. The owners brother, 'Biggie', operates an RV repair service next to the campground. He repaired our problem, a frozen wheel axle quickly and at a very reasonable price. Just outside of Memphis an passing motorist notified us that we had a trailer problem and I pulled over to find the tire in shreds. Our road service insurance took us to a local Walmart where I bought two new larger tires and changed them in the parking lot at 10PM. Once we arrived in Nashville, our transmission quit working and 'Mr. Transmission' came to our rescue, fixed the tranny in one day again at a decent price. We found... [Read more...]
Sally's Revenge and the Bear that came to Dinner – Part 2
August 17, 2011 by Traveler8343 · 2 Comments
(Continued from "Sally's Revenge and the Bear that came to Dinner," Part 1) Well, that big pile of hair that Sally pulled out of the bag wasn't a wig; which was my first guess. As both families stood around that first morning; deep in the forest in Matthew's Arm Campground at beautiful Shenandoah National Park, I might have grumbled a bit. We had been waiting for forty-five minutes while Sally finished her morning preparations for taking a short hike on the Appalachian Trail. She primped, painted and brushed. But it was the amount of time and effort that she was taking with that huge mass of hair that she was pinning onto her head that finally got to me. "Is she ever going to be finished with that wig?" I whined (yes, I whined, but I was at my breaking point, okay?). It's not a Wig; it's a Fall!" my wife hissed, "And keep your voice down!" "Well," I hissed back, "I'm going to go berserk if she decides that she needs a pedicure before we... [Read more...]


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June 21, 2013
Verdigris schools to get county surplus
Salesha Wilken
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Rogers County Commissioners approved a measure Monday to give several items from the old courthouse to Verdigris Public Schools.
The board will be disposing of the equipment and fixtures prior to the demolition of the courthouse.
VPS teachers toured the building and looked for items that would be of use during their recent transition between facilities.
First grade teachers found sinks and bookshelves that will be useful, according to commissioner Kirt Thacker.
Thacker has been working with the staff to see if the items can be recycled. The commissioners have not yet determined an auction date for items remaining in the building.
Commissioner Mike Helm urged the board to move forward with auction plans on Monday, asking for a date to be set after the Fourth of July holiday.
Assistant District Attorney David Iski reminded the board of possible liability issues with the removal of the items.
Thacker agreed and with the assistance of Maintenance Director Ryan Baze determined the county could remove the items for the school.
Baze said it would take only a half of workday for his crew to get the items together.
The items include two sinks, bookshelves, chairs and cabinets, according to Baze.
Remaining items will be auctioned once the board finalizes a date and prepares items for removal.


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Springfield, Mass. -- April 15, 2010 -- The Golden Bears of Western New England College strung together five singles to score three runs in the first inning, and went on to defeat Springfield College, 12-2, this afternoon at SC's Berry-Allen Field. The Pride fell to 12-16 on the season. WNEC is now 23-6
Tony Trubia and Jason Leclerc each registered RBIs in the frame to lead the Golden Bears
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WNEC added four more in the top of the sixth on two walks, two triples and one crucial error. Trubia and Tom Bouvier walked to get the inning started for the Golden Bears and brought a close to Cole's afternoon on the mound. Fatse the socked new pitcher Brian Harris' 1-1 fastball for a triple into the left centerfield gap, plating both runners. Harris got the ground ball, which would have ended the inning, but it was misplayed by the shortstop and everyone was safe. Dudzinski followed with a booming triple into left centerfield as well, allowing the fourth run of the inning to score. That made it 10-2.
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Auburn Fire Chief Bruce Phillips said emergency responders were on the scene within minutes after the accident and performed CPR on the man. He was taken by ambulance to Elliot Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, the chief said.
The boy was seriously injured and also taken to the Manchester hospital.
The man and the boy were both wearing helmets, but sustained serious injuries to other parts of their bodies, according to Fish and Game.
Fish and Game officials said the pair were riding together on a single snowmobile around 3:30 p.m. in Front Park. According to witnesses, the two hit a bump causing the machine to accelerate rapidly. Both were ejected from the machine and thrown onto rocks. The machine also continued into a rock, launching it about 72 feet through the air and into a small brook, authorities said.
The father and son were riding with another friend who was behind them on a separate snowmobile when the accident occurred. The friend called 911. Two nearby fishermen also witnessed the accident and ran over to help and stood by until rescuers arrived on scene.
Auburn police and fire departments, Derry Fire and Rescue, Manchester Water Works and NH Fish and Game Conservation Officers responded.
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When West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller formally announced his decision to quit the Senate on Friday, he opened the next chapter in one of the few true historic shifts taking place in American politics. Even before his announcement, Republicans were eyeing his seat as a prime pickup opportunity, a reflection of the ascendance of the Republican Party in Appalachia, a shift in which working-class white voters who have reliably cast ballots for Democratic politicians for the better part of a century are moving inexorably, and perhaps permanently, toward the Republican Party.
That's because in Appalachia, coal is still king.
Last June, Senate observers were surprised when Rockefeller, a long-time backer of his state's dominant industry, stood on the Senate floor lambasting energy companies for launching "carefully orchestrated messages that strike fear into the hearts of West Virginians." He attacked coal operators for denying the need to address climate change, and for resisting a lower-carbon environment.
Those familiar with Appalachian politics were surprised too -- that Rockefeller, by attacking King Coal, had effectively announced his retirement that day.
The shift away from the Democratic Party underway today isn't the first time Appalachia has changed its political identity. After the Civil War, coal country was reliably Republican. During the war, West Virginia itself seceded from the Commonwealth of Virginia to stay with the Republican Union. Between 1896 and 1928, West Virginia voted as Republican as Northeastern states; it voted Democratic only once, in 1912.
But the Coal Wars of the 1920s helped boost a mine workers' union that grew in size and political influence. And while the union dominated, it supplied a reliable stream of votes to the Democratic Party. Between 1932 and 1996, Republicans won West Virginia only in 1956, 1972 and 1984, all amid national waves. Kentucky, where the coal industry is equally powerful, was similarly a reliably Democratic state; it voted Republican only twice between 1900 and 1952, and it cast its electoral votes for Jimmy Carter in 1976 and Bill Clinton in both 1992 and 1996.
"Appalachia, particularly Kentucky, East Tennessee and Pennsylvania, were very Republican after the Civil War and remained that way for a very long time," said Mike Duncan, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee and a native of Kentucky coal country. "The mining wars and unionization flipped them hard Democrat in the 1930s."
Clinton was the last Democrat to win either state. During his administration, the environmental movement began to gain traction and importance within the Democratic Party, and the party itself gravitated more toward the liberal coasts than it had previously. And the Environmental Protection Agency, a bureau created by a Republican president, began asserting its will more broadly, issuing regulations that the coal industry opposed. That combination of factors, Republicans and Democrats alike agree, conspired to give the impression of a Democratic Party that no longer had Appalachia's interests at heart.
"When you attack guns and coal, you're attacking what they in the mountains consider their birthright," said Jim Cauley, a Democratic strategist and Kentucky native who managed President Obama's campaign for U.S. Senate in 2004. "They'll feel like you're attacking their culture."
The evidence of old Appalachia is still present: 56 percent of Kentucky voters are registered Democrats; 54 percent of West Virginia voters are Democrats. But the evidence of new Appalachia is presenting itself in every subsequent election: In 2010, Republicans won two of the state's three Congressional seats, the first time they claimed a majority since the Reagan wave of 1980. In 2012, an otherwise good year for Democrats, Republican Andy Barr defeated Democratic Rep. Ben Chandler in a Lexington-based district in Kentucky, and West Virginia's Democratic attorney general lost his re-election bid.
That same year, President Obama won just 30 of the 421 counties that belong to the Appalachian Regional Commission, according to a National Journal analysis of election results. Just one of those 30 counties, Elliott, was in Kentucky; Obama lost every county in West Virginia. He only came within ten points of Republican nominee Mitt Romney in three of the state's 55 counties.
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The arc of history changes some things and leaves others strangely intact. Appalachia has moved from Republican to Democratic to Republican again over the course of post-Civil War America, because even in the era of trans-Canadian pipelines, oil fracking and renewable energies, King Coal still reigns supreme.
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Lawmakers test legal waters for regulating dronesBy KIMBERLY DOZIER
The Associated Press | February 10,2013WASHINGTON Lawmakers are considering whether Congress should set up a special court to decide when drones can kill American al-Qaida suspects overseas, much as a secret court now grants permission for surveillance.
The effort, after CIA Director-designate John Brennans vigorous defense of a drone attack that killed U.S. citizens, reflects a philosophical struggle in government over remote warfare.
The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Dianne Feinstein of California, spelled it out at the start of Brennans confirmation hearing on Thursday. She declared that she intended to review proposals for legislation to ensure that drone strikes are carried out in a manner consistent with our values and the proposal to create an analogue of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to review the conduct of such strikes.
And Sen. Angus King Jr., in a letter Friday to senior leaders of the panel, suggested an independent process similar to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to provide an appropriate check on the executive branchs procedure for determining whether using lethal force in a foreign country against a U.S. citizen would be lawful.
In FISA proceedings, 11 federal judges review wiretap applications that enable the FBI and other agencies to gather evidence to build cases. Suspects have no lawyers present, as they would in other U.S. courts, and the proceedings are secret. The government presents its case to a judge, who issues a warrant or not.
The notion of something similar for drone strikes drew immediate criticism from human rights and legal groups, which contend that such a court must allow the accused to mount a defense.
Its not about evidence gathering, its about punishment to the point of execution, said Mary Ellen OConnell, professor of international law at the University of Notre Dame and a critic of the governments drone program. We have never thought people could be executed without some kind of trial.
A former CIA official reacted coolly, too, but from the opposite direction.
I think it is reasonable to ask the question under what circumstances the president can use lethal force against a U.S. citizen overseas, said Jeff Smith, former general counsel of the CIA. Its a frightening power, and I think we need to think very, very carefully about how that power is used and whether some judicial review is warranted.
But I certainly dont think judicial review or congressional review is needed to strike al-Qaida or other terrorist organizations, he said.
The idea is also so preliminary that lawmakers cant yet say exactly how a new process would work. In fact, most of those interviewed said the current system run by the White House works well.
Brennan pioneered the current process to determine which targets are dangerous enough to be placed on one of two hit lists for killing or capture one held by the CIA and the other by the militarys Joint Special Operations Command.
Many of the names on the lists overlap, and the agency that goes after the target depends on where the suspect appears. That process was described in a legal memo made public this week, and the White House shared classified details with select lawmakers.
The new notion is drawing concern from some in Congress who fear special courts would slow down the drone strikes considered by some, including Brennan, as one of the most effective weapons in the war against al-Qaida.
But many lawmakers say an update is needed in the law, passed in 2001 after the Sept. 11 attacks, that gives the president sweeping powers to pursue al-Qaida. They say that al-Qaida has grown far beyond the war zones and technology has improved, too, enabling a Predator drone operator in the United States to track and kill a target thousands of miles away with great accuracy.
Drone strikes have expanded dramatically in the Obama administration. Fewer than 50 took place during the Bush administration, while more than 360 strikes have been launched under Obama, according to the website The Long War Journal, which tracks the operations. The strikes have been credited with killing more than 70 senior al-Qaida and Taliban commanders in Pakistan alone since they began in 2004.
In Thursdays hearing, Brennan defended strikes as necessary, saying they are taken only as a last resort, but he said he had no qualms about the strike that killed U.S. born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, because of his roles in several terror attacks.
The decisions that are made are to take action so that we prevent a future action, so we protect American lives, Brennan said. That is an inherently executive branch function to determine, and the commander in chief ... has the responsibility to protect the welfare, wellbeing of American citizens.
Still, he said the White House, too, had considered the concept of the special courts, and he said he would be open to discussing it because American citizens by definition are due much greater due process than anybody else by dint of their citizenship.
The White House did not offer further comment Friday, and the CIA declined to comment.
Brennan said people are never killed by CIA or military strikes if there is a way to capture them.
Feinstein said at Thursdays hearing that she believed the CIA was open with lawmakers about its part of the program.
We have provided a lot of oversight over the Predator, she said. Theres a staff team goes out regularly that is at Langley that does look at the intelligence on a regular basis, making more than 30 visits to review strikes and the intelligence leading up to them.
But she said she and senators including Democrats Dick Durbin of Illinois and Pat Leahy of Vermont and Republican Chuck Grassley of Iowa are all looking at the concept of how to regulate the strikes.
On Friday, Republicans were circumspect, with prominent members such as House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers of Michigan declining to comment, or reserving judgment until they can see more details.
I dont know that we can take that exact model and apply it to every tough policy decision that confronts the federal government, said Mac Thornberry of Texas, a member of the House committee. If someone is shooting at you, you cant go to a court and ask them to shoot back, he said.
Many Democrats were more comfortable with the notion.
A layer of judicial review could ensure additional checks on the designation of targeted individuals and determine whether sufficient evidence has been produced, said Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo.
Said Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.: I dont have in mind to redefine the circumstances in the memo describing the legal rationale behind the strikes but rather set up a process for prospective or retrospective analysis of how drone strikes are made,
The White House allowed lawmakers on the Senate and House intelligence committees to see the classified advice to the president describing the legal rationale behind drone strikes ahead of the Brennan confirmation hearing a pre-emptive effort meant to answer increasing questions from lawmakers about the program, and also to head off threatened holds on the Brennan nomination.
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Historic drought conditions took a toll on the Texas cow herd in 2011 as more than 150,000 head left the state for greener pastures – three times more than the 45,000 recorded in 2010, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service economist.
Dr. David Anderson, AgriLife Extension livestock marketing economist in College Station, cited Texas Animal Health Commission out shipment data, which is the number of animals receiving veterinary inspection certificates prior to interstate movement.
"Out shipments are cattle moving out of state from Texas and they might also be called Texas' cattle exports to other states," he said. "Reported out shipments rose dramatically above 2010 in August-October. Total cattle reported shipped out of state in 2011 was 1.113 million head, 287,000 more than in 2010."
Nationally, beef cattle numbers continue to decline to historic levels. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported Jan. 1 cattle inventory for all cattle and calves totaled 90.8 million head, 2 percent below the 92.7 million on Jan. 1, 2011. It is the lowest Jan. 1 inventory of all cattle and calves since the 88.1 million on hand in 1952, according to USDA.
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"Republicans in Congress need to work with the President to create jobs," a news release from Ellison's office quoted the 5th District congressman. "The President's American Jobs Act contains job-creation measures that Republicans and Democrats have supported in the past, yet Republicans refuse to even vote on it. Half of Americans believe Republicans are intentionally stalling efforts to jumpstart our economy. Good news on jobs is only bad news if you're trying to sabotage our recovery."
Ellison called for Congress to approve a package of emergency jobs legislation called the "Restore the American Dream for the 99% Act" proposed by the Congressional Progressive Caucus. Provisions include the creation of direct-hire programs, grants for on-the-job training, $50 billion for transportation and infrastructure projects and unemployment insurance extensions.
"All we have seen from Republicans in Congress are partisan ploys to cut Medicare services or defund our roads and bridges," he said. "It's long past time to invest in an economic recovery that works for all Americans, not just corporations and their lobbyists."
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Ellison and Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) are pushing the Securities Exchange Commission to begin drafting rules that would require companies to report the ratio of CEO pay to median worker pay.
Although the reporting requirement was included in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act passed 18 months ago, the SEC has not yet implemented it. Ellison was one of 20 House members and five Senate members who signed on to a letter asking the agency implement the rules.
"A company's treatment of their average workers is not just a reflection of their corporate value system, but is material information for investors," the letter states. "Several companies already calculate such figures for public disclosure and a number of investors have requested information similar to what Section 953(b) will reveal, but companies have denied it."


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Sharon Shiner wants to get into your pantries.
That sentence doesn't say what you probably first thought it did, and it definitely doesn't mean that. It is, however, one of the main components of Shiner's business, Thyme to Cook.
Shiner, a local personal chef and fitness nutrition coach, wants to help you reorganize your pantry and make better use of the items via a process she calls a "pantry raid."
"I go into people's homes and see what's in their pantries," Shiner states. "I tell them what I think is good for them and what isn't. I love being able to do that for people, look at their ingredients - almost like 'Iron Chef' - and help them."
The procedure is fairly straightforward. The day before the pantry raid, Shiner requests her client does a "regular" grocery shopping trip to stock his/her kitchen with vegetables, proteins and whatever non-perishable supplies might normally reside in the pantry. Shiner then travels to her client's home and, using the ingredients s/he has purchased, works with the client to help create meals from the supplies on hand and plan upcoming meals.
Shiner has other means of helping her clients, even if they aren't game for a whole top-to-bottom kitchen and lifestyle reorganization. She enjoys teaching basic knife skills and cooking rules, "such as (which) cooking oils to use, how to sauté, how to cook specific proteins, veggies, grains, as well as food pairings in terms of flavor profiles."
In fact, the whole "helping others" basis for Shiner's business can be found in its clever name, Thyme to Cook.
"When I was starting Thyme to Cook, the point was to help clients who didn't have time to cook or who weren't able to cook or who had a special diet. That's how it started," Shiner says.
Before finding her way as a personal chef, fitness nutrition coach and food educator, Shiner spent many years in biotech. Eventually she decided she wanted to pursue a career that allowed her more creativity and more time at home.
Shiner had been to the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts when she was younger but hadn't done anything with her degree until the opening of Thyme to Cook.
But in October of 2007, seguing to "follow [her] passion," she did a cooking demonstration at the at the .
Soon after, Thyme to Cook was featured in the quarterly senior section of a local publication. From that publicity, Shiner got her first client and soon several others followed.
Shiner originally conceived of her business as being more focused on food preparation and on building a client base in whose homes she could prepare multiple, weekly meals that addressed their various dietary and scheduling needs. But, when she was needed at home more as her children got older, Shiner found she wanted a more flexible schedule so she could better address the changing needs of her family.
In addition to the need for more time at home, Shiner wanted more time to focus on personal goals. A former spinning instructor, Shiner had always enjoyed the parallel process of teaching fitness and nutrition. Throughout the years, Shiner had earned multiple fitness and nutrition certifications -- but she was still looking for a new challenge.
So Shiner began working towards completing the Russian Kettleball Challenge in September of this year, building on her previous Hardstyle Kettlebell certification. She has been training relentlessly and has even adjusted her diet to better supply her body with the nutrition necessary for this daunting undertaking (much of Shiner's blog currently focuses on this pursuit, including a plethora of recipes that embrace the Paleo diet she is now following).
This variety of dietary experiences has had an added benefit for Shiner's fitness nutrition counseling and her kitchen/pantry reorganizing, as well.
"I'm certainly not going to tell anyone that they absolutely can or can't eat anything," Shiner says. "But at least I can share my experience. Even if someone wants to do some kind of hybrid (eating style), I can help with that. I've been there!"
Shiner is contemplating returning to personal chef work, as she remains very inspired by her ability to help her clients make positive changes in their lives.
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- 1-2 tsp chopped parsley or other herb (I used tarragon because that is what I had in the house)
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2. Prepare your miso glaze by adding the miso, tamari, honey and half of the lemon juice to a small bowl and whisking until combined.
3. Give your eggplant a light coating of olive oil and then place on the grill, grilling on one side for 3-4 minutes.
4. Flip your eggplant and brush with the miso glaze. Allow the eggplant to cook on the second side for another 2-3 minutes.
5. Flip again and brush with the glaze, and cook for another minute or 2. Repeat the flip and glaze a couple more times until the eggplant is cooked through and the glaze is caramelized.
6. Remove eggplant from the grill and sprinkle them with the remaining lemon juice, sesame seeds and chopped herbs.


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A storm that whipped through the midstate late Friday afternoon put a damper on the start of the Cherry Blossom Festival, but the weekend is full of traditional favorites as well as new events.
Wind gusts blew down vendor tents as well as an arch at the front of Central City Park, and the storm dropped hail as it moved through. The fallen arch blocked traffic in and out of the parks main entrance for about an hour.
Joe and Venora Vankirk were in the park when the storm hit, watching as strong winds blew over chairs and tents.
A lot of people had to close down their shops, Joe Vankirk said.
Earlier in the day, Karen Lambert, the festivals president and CEO, helped open the 30th annual festival along with other city and county officials.
It was wonderful to have the community come together to exhibit such excitement for the festival, she said.
The weather looks better for the weekend, although there is a 30 percent chance of rain Saturday, with high in the mid-80s.
Among the festivals offerings for Saturday are the Pink Pancake Breakfast at 7 a.m., bed races at 1 p.m., high heel races at 2 p.m., and the Tunes and Balloons event at Macon State College, which begins at 4 p.m. (For a list of other Cherry Blossom Festival events, go to www.macon.com/cherryblossom.)
This year, Maj. Gen. Robert McMahon, commander of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center, is scheduled to run in the Heels for the Cure race in what Lambert believes will be size 17 heels.
He is a wonderful community person, and I just cant wait to see it, Lambert said.
Macons cherry trees are starting to fill out and should be near full bloom in time for the festivals waning days.
To contact writer Liz Bibb, call 744-4452.


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What is Student-centered Learning?
Student-centered approaches to learning are drawn from the mind/brain sciences, learning theory, and research on youth development, and are essential to students' full engagement in achieving deeper learning outcomes.
The four tenets of student-centered approaches to learning challenge the current schooling and education paradigm:
- Learning Is Personalized;
- Learning Is Competency-Based;
- Learning Takes Place Anytime, Anywhere; and
- Students Exert Ownership Over Their Learning.
Why Student-centered Learning?
To prepare for our future as a nation in an increasingly global and fast-changing society, dramatic change in our educational system is needed to enable all students to learn, not just some.
Students at the Center explores the role that student-centered approaches can play to deepen learning and prepare young people to meet the demands and engage the opportunities of the 21st century. This synthesis of research renews attention to the importance of engaging each student in acquiring the skills, knowledge, and expertise needed for success in college and a career. Student-centered approaches to learning, while recognizing that learning is a social activity, pay particular attention to the importance of customizing education to respond to each student's needs and interests.
The broad application of student-centered approaches to learning has much in common with other education reform movements including closing the achievement gaps and providing equitable access to a high-quality education, especially for underserved youth. Student-centered approaches also align with emerging work to attain the promise and meet the demands of the Common Core State Standards through achieving deeper learning outcomes (master core academic content, think critically and creatively to solve complex problems, work collaboratively, communicate effectively, learn how to learn, and develop academic mindsets).
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Students at the Center synthesizes and adapts for practice current research on key components of student-centered approaches to learning and deeper learning outcomes. Our goal is to strengthen the ability of practitioners and policymakers to engage each student in acquiring the skills, knowledge, and expertise needed for success in college, career, and civic life. The edited volume of Students at the Center research papers Anytime, Anywhere: Student-Centered Learning for Schools and Teachers (2013) is available from Harvard Education Press. This Jobs for the Future project is supported generously by funds from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.


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National American Indian Heritage Month, 2008
A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America
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Related Links
For more information on American Indian/Alaska Native Heritage Month, go to the Heritage Web site at: http://www.ihs.gov/PublicAffairs/Heritage/index.cfm
Brief History on the Creation of National American Indian Heritage Month
Searchable Web Sites
National Congress of American Indians serves to protect the rights of American Indian Nations and Native governments.
Alaska Native Heritage Center
Gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates and shares Alaska Native tradition.
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Consumer Health Information A Web site designed for American Indian/Alaska Native people. This site presents links to easy to read health information that will help you learn more about your health. For more information click on: http://www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/consumer-health/
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The IHS National Diabetes Program develops documents and sustains a public health effort to prevent and control diabetes in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. For more information click on: http://www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/Diabetes/index.asp
Native American Cardiology Program
The Native American Cardiology Program was developed in 1993 as a Center for Excellence in Cardiology by the Indian Health Service, collaborating with the University of Arizona, the University Medical Center and the Southern Arizona VA Health Care System. The program has developed additional collaborations with the Flagstaff Medical Center and has focused its priorities on national CVD issues among Native Americans. For more information click on: http://www.umcarizona.org/body.cfm?id=1029
Maternal and Child Health Information for IHS providers and consumers about American Indian and Alaska Native contraception, pregnancy, gynecology, cancer, menopause, peri-menopause, adolescence, obstetrics, infertility, incontinence, midwifery, family planning, immunization, infectious disease, development, infant, pediatrics, genetics, and birth defects. For more information click on: http://www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/MCH/index.cfm
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If you are after for a new funky game for your BlackBerry PlayBook then look no further as Jump Birdy Jump is here and it's a right bobby dazzler! Developed by Ovogame, who also brought us Smiley's Pop and Tropical Mania, Jump Birdy Jump brings great challenging game play along with bright, crisp, clean graphics and even some sweet background music.
You control the birdy and your aim is to get to your lady friend. But, in order to do this this you must jump between wires using a slingshot. Things get pretty hard though as there are many obstacles that you cannot hit as well as moving gates etc.
In order to progress to further chapters in the game you will need to collect stars along the way. This is easier said than done as you will discover when you play the game for yourself.
Jump Birdy Jump is a real beauty of a game and if your own the PlayBook you really need to check out this one. Well worth it's $2.99 price tag. It will also be available on BlackBerry 10 real soon!
More information (and a giggle)/ Download Jump Birdy Jump for the BlackBerry PlayBook
Hey James. I see that you do a lot of app reviews. ( Good idea ) How about if you rate them at the start of your comments ... say out of 5 stars? For example:
RATING: (3 stars) - If you are after for a new funky game for your BlackBerry PlayBook then look no further as Jump Birdy Jump is here and it's a right bobby dazzler! Developed by Ovogame, who also brought us Smiley's Pop and Tropical Mania,
.... just a suggestion.
Bobert_123 Jan 6, 2013 at 3:38 pm
+1 great idea!
svennebe Jan 6, 2013 at 4:26 pm
+1 superb idea
Jimcmf Jan 6, 2013 at 10:58 pm
Awesome idea !
I don't want to be critical, but wtf is about with this insignificant news or updates to your site??? c'mon u can do better than this, or leave it.
Kat0908 Jan 6, 2013 at 6:13 pm
Eh? What are you trying to say man? If you're wondering why there aren't many news articles, its because its the weekend. If you've been a member for longer than a month and check the site frequently then you should know things are slow on CrackBerry Saturday and Sunday. CrackBerry deserves some time to spend with their family too you know.
+1 ..... let Kevin have a day off. Otherwise Miss CrackBerry will not be happy.
Rootbrian Jan 6, 2013 at 7:45 pm
You lack proper grammer too. Can't spell You or What the fack properly either, have to shortform it. Lol
Leave it? Why not leave for a day and then come back again another day? Shucks man.
adamssuds Jan 6, 2013 at 8:40 pm
Hello everyone... I will be getting this game. My kids also want this game.
It looks like fun and I look forward to it.
FirstBerry101 Jan 6, 2013 at 10:39 pm
Downloaded it is pretty good. ,mindless entertainment. Pretty much buy every app crack berry features to support platform.
BB_Bmore Jan 6, 2013 at 11:17 pm
Bought this for my lady last week and she hasn't played it yet but I did see it was updated from 1.0 to 2.0.


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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
WTMJ covers DWTS and Driver on WISN with Larrivee, Ahman Green
The Green Bay Packers are publicly owned. And rooting for them is the one thing we all have in common.
It shouldn't be a surprise that this inclusive sensibility extends to Donald Driver's appearance on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars."
But it does. And it is a surprise to learn that NBC affiliate WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) will be covering Driver and DWTS with a, possibly tongue in cheek, vengeance.
WTMJ-AM is the flagship station of the Packers radio network and its announcer Wayne Larrivee appears on WTMJ radio and television.
Now it's been announced Wayne Larrivee will offer analysis of Driver's dance skills on WTMJ-TV's morning newscasts on Tuesdays after the DWTS broadcast. Not only that, but a dance instructor will also try to teach Larrivee Driver's routine.
Wonder if Larrivee will change his signature line to: "There is your dancer!"
On Monday nights after the show airs, former Packer Ahman Green will be among a group of "experts" analyzing Driver's performance on WTMJ's 10 p.m. newscast.
Network morning shows and local newscasts reporting on so-called reality shows has become par for the course. And you'd expect WISN-TV (Channel 12) to cover the Packer wide receiver's appearance on DWTS, since it airs on their station.
But commentary from a competing station is possibly unprecedented.
"Having some fun with it," said Steve Wexler, vice president and general manager of radio and TV operations for Journal Broadcast Group. The stations are owned by Journal Communications which also owns the Journal Sentinel.
Here's my story quoting Driver about the show and other sources gauging his dance abilities.
Here's a link to WISN-TV'S coverage. Stories from the late newscast had not been posted as of 8 a.m. Monday, but video of an earlier story promised that Driver would teach sports reporter Stephanie Sutton a few dance moves, and teased a Brett Favre angle.
Last year at this time there was speculation Favre would appear on the show.
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I new low for Ch 4! Wasting time on a newscast when we have troops dying overseas, a big election year, and political scandals. What will be next, an in depth interview with the Chorizo!Hide replies
Very good point. Not all viewers pay for cable/satellite so we cannot get news from MSNBC, CNN or HLN.
Boring, Boring, Boring. That's my take on this. The broadcast TV networks and their affiliates wonder why their ratings keep declining and fewer people watch. Given the vast offerings of cable TV channels, it's no wonder viewers are saying NO to so-called reality TV.
I haven't paid for cable since June 2003 so I rely on what I can get via the antenna on top of my apartment building. Fortunately, Milwaukee Public TV and PBS offer plenty of choices as do the many digital subchannels. Yes, many of the latter are reruns, but so much of the TV of 60s, 70s and 80s is vastly superior to what's out there today. And besides, they're only reruns if you've seen the series or show before.
As for Donald Driver appearing on DWTS and newscasts wasting time on this, well this is nothing new. Look how much time WITI Fox 6 wastes on its newscasts promoting "American Idol," especially any local or Wisconsin contestant. It's too bad no local station sees fit to run actual news on its newscasts these days.
WTMJ has little choice than to horn in on other channels given how lousy NBC's prime time programming is.


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I used this once before and loved it,now using it again for a new gym,again no disappointment. The company is easy to work with and customer service was great,the person on the phone even helped me to pick out a cheaper materials and was recycled,yay for me for saving the environment.
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Installing the rubber was easier than I thought. The tough part were the corners because we have some column cutouts that made for a difficult cut. But the seams lined up well and the floor looks great. The rubber is very firm, not like foam rubber, so we put some area rug underliner underneath the rubber and that helped immensly with the cushioning. The rubber does wear off a little on your hands and knees. The flooring is for a play room for our 9 month old and sometimes she gets a little black on her hands and knees. Not too bad though.
I have a home theater with seating for 17 people on two risers. The 1/4" black rubber flooring makes a perfect covering over the 1" plywood decks. It is quiet, easily cleaned and tolerates wet feet from the pool area without slipping. I have used it also on top of the concrete floor of the passage way to the room. Has a slight strong odor for a couple of days after first installing.
We are very happy with the rubber floor that we put in our basement for a home gm. This company was so wonderful to work with, very helpful. We love it. It was heavy and hard to do for a one man job! But, we are very happy and would order through rubber flooring in the future.
I ordered a total of 4 of these to make a gym floor in the garage. Rolls are very durable and have a great look. the only reason I didn't rate the product a 5, was that they were all different lengths. I purchased this specific size for the convenience of just having to lay them down. I wasn't too happy about cutting the edges. Beyond that, it's a great product for the money. A real professional look.
I had a workout area in the basement on concrete, but I needed a level of comfort for me and my equipment. I purchased a pre-cut rubber roll and then cut it into two pieces, which covered a decent sized area. I have had the mat for a couple weeks and can already tell my joints are less achey and I actually look forward to working out. I was also uncertain about the potential smell the rubber mat may give off. It does have a faint odor (it is rubber!), but the scent is not offensive and fades over a couple days. I am thrilled with this mat and would recommend it to others who need a comfortable, motivating workout area. Thank you! -C. Homan from Minster, Ohio
I received my order promptly and it was very easy to install. We laid it over some vinyl flooring in my rec room so we used double sided carpet to make sure the rolls wouldn't move. It's been quite some time and both the tape and the rolls are holding up well. Custom cutting was very easy too. I purchased a t-square along with the rolls which made cutting a lot more precise.
5 star product. Great for preserving floors when you have gym equipment.
For a long time, I couldn't decide which thickness and color to choose for the flooring in my gym. I called Rubber Flooring Inc's customer service and they helped me make my decision right away. They were helpful and friendly and answered all my questions without hesitation. I received some samples to help me make up my mind. I decide to get the one with the green flecks of color, and I'm glad I did. I love the flooring. Thank you for your help, guys!!!
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I just purchased this in the cocoa color for my basement gym. My wife is enjoying having some padding for when she does aerobics and my son and I do P90x on it with success. We're very happy that it serves so many purposes.
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