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How can farmers prepare for a new Farm Bill in 2008?
Bearden: Regardless of how this bill turns out, we know that we have to be prepared for change. Both the House and Senate Ag Committees put some reform into the bill. My advice for farmers is be ready for change – no matter what it is.
Was the 2002 Farm Bill successful from a budget standpoint?
Bearden: This statistic gets lost in the shuffle all of the time, and that's unfortunate. The 2002 Farm Bill was an unqualified success and worked beautifully. Some reports say that it eventually saved the taxpayers between $17 billion and $20 billion.
Even with the new Farm Bill, will the debates subside any?
Bearden: There will always be a legislative issue that our industry has to deal with. It could be about payment limits, EPA regulations, crop insurance or anything. The issues never go away. That's why it's important to support our cotton organizations all the time.
Despite pressure from non-ag groups, how can agriculture effectively tell its story in 2008?
Bearden: We have to keep in mind that our industry is an important part of the economy. We can never lose sight of that fact. As producers, we should take pride in the fact that we are a very productive part of the U.S. economy.
If the Farm Bill does manage to become law in early 2008, how does that affect farmers' plans?
Bearden: From what I hear, it could take USDA a year to implement all of the programs in the new Farm Bill. That's why it will be important for producers to stay informed about the new law in case they need to make changes in their operations.
Once the Farm Bill becomes law, will ag issues take a backseat in the congressional and presidential elections?
Bearden: Somehow I think agriculture will remain a part of the debate. It seems like nearly every presidential candidate has had something to say about payment limits, so I have to believe that agriculture will be part of the conversation.
Is it possible for bipartisanship to prevail in an election year?
Bearden: I've talked about this with plenty of folks. And it saddens me when I see partisan politics affect everything. But, fortunately, we have friends on both sides of the aisle, and that's good for agriculture and the cotton industry. Still, it would be nice if elected officials could just deliver a message without fear of it not being politically correct.
When you tell your story to the media, are you still optimistic that your message is getting through?
Bearden: A few years ago the BBC came out to my farm to interview me during the big WTO meeting in Hong Kong. It was a live broadcast and there were folks from Oxfam on the telecast who weren't friendly to ag. I remember speaking from the heart and having the last word on the show. That's one time when I felt really good about what I had said.
Are you excited about the cotton industry's opportunities in 2008 and beyond despite the acreage shifts?
Bearden: The technology tools that cotton has today are amazing. My father is 86 years old and used horses on the farm when he grew cotton. Today we have GPS monitors on our equipment. That's how far we've come in two generations of our family. Yes, I'm excited about the future because I know that global cotton demand and cotton prices are increasing.
What is the farmer's big challenge in being able to take advantage of this new technology?
Bearden: It's the age-old question. The technology is exciting, and it gives us so many advantages. But we've still got to find a way to make that bale of cotton or bushel of grain pay for it. Whether it's a $200,000 stripper or a $500,000 picker, we've got to find a way to pay for the technology.
What else strikes you as significant as cotton looks ahead to this new environment?
Bearden: I am continually amazed that the United States, Australia and Brazil mechanically harvest their cotton, while the rest of the world still handpicks cotton. In a way, that is a remarkable fact and shows how much of a technological advantage we have. It's true that we're at a crossroads and at the dawn of a new age in cotton. But we're still competing with handpicked cotton.
How can technology help modern agriculture – especially cotton – thrive in the future?
Jordan: Advanced technology is essential to show the world that cotton can be grown in a sustainable manner. The influence and input of consumers and retailers is causing researchers and farmers to come together to find and use technology to keep cotton sustainable. Fundamentally, we're talking about the ability to make an economic livelihood in agriculture and retain the ability of future generations to sustain the ability to produce food and fiber.
You're involved as a consultant on some exciting projects on cotton's future sustainability. What is the long-range picture?
Jordan: We are not only looking at short-term economics. We're looking ahead strategically for the next 30, 40 or 50 years. When my new great granddaughter is 40 years old, the world population will have increased by 3 billion people to a total population of 9 billion. Food needs will double in 40 years, and fiber needs will double in the next 20 years. Let's face it. We can't accomplish our goals and survive by cutting down trees.
These are ambitious targets. Can technology help U.S. cotton achieve these goals?
Jordan: I am optimistic that we will continue to adapt the best technology and do what needs to be done. This is a high priority for U.S. agriculture and for the cotton industry.
We know that technology comes with a price tag. Can we afford it?
Jordan: I'd like to think we live in an economically rational society. Whether or not the world wants to embrace these technologies, if they are economically viable and environmentally sustainable, we have to do it. It's what we have to do to stay in business.
What have farmers learned after adopting insect resistant and herbicide resistant biotechnologies such as Bt, Roundup Ready or Liberty Link?
Jordan: Economic studies show there is a payoff. And perhaps even more important, these technologies are safer for the environment and conserve natural resources while giving farmers more flexibility in their crop management practices.
Can the United States continue to use technology to gain a competitive advantage in the global market?
Jordan: We certainly can't be complacent about technology, especially with regard to mechanical harvesting. I predict it will be many years before some countries adopt mechanical harvesting. Can we maintain our lead? I'm saying that we can.


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This week, Hollywood resurrects one of the deadliest on-screen heroes of all time: Conan the Barbarian. In both the 1982 original (starring the one-and-only Arnold Schwarzenegger) and this week's flashy remake, Conan embarks on a quest to pummel slobbering, axe-wielding solider after slobbering, axe-wielding solider and avenge his father's death and the slaughtering of his village. Simple enough.
But why is it always the men who get to have all the fun duking it out with deadly foes and seeking bloody vengeance? No offense to Arnie or new-Conan Jason Momoa, but just because you're a dude covered in muscles and straggly long hair, doesn't mean you're the only person who can unleash furry upon those who have wronged you. The ladies deserve their time in the spotlight too.
Female-driven action movies may never be the norm in Hollywood (let alone female-driven revenge tales), but thankfully a few have trickled through the system and stand out as prime examples of women taking matters into their own hands:
The Bride in Kill Bill
Perhaps the most unrelenting of all vengeance-seeking fems is Beatrix Kiddo a.k.a. The Bride, member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad and victim of boss man Bill's violent attack. Bill puts a bullet in Kiddo's head after she abandons the assassin group, but she miraculously survives the attack and goes on a killing spree against her double-crossing teammates. One-by-one, The Bride picks each killer off until she reaches her final goal: Bill. The encounter is more painful than a ninja sword to the eye, with the Bride delivering a one-two punch of emotion to Bill before actually slapping him with the life-ending Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique.
Erica Bain in The Brave One
Jodie Foster spun her own version of the classic Charles Bronson thriller Death With in this gritty 2007 film, that focuses on a widow who takes to the streets to avenge her husband's death.
Instead of doing what most people in her situation would do (grieve), Foster's Erica Bain buys an illegal hand gun and goes on the hunt for the thugs who murdered her hubby. In the process, she knocks off a handful of auxiliary goonswhich doesn't quite fly with the police. Thankfully, Erica's situation is relatable enough that the one detective who uncovers her vigilante actions (Terrence Howard) helps her finish off the baddies and lets her walk away.
Take that, law.
Ruth Patchett in She-Devil
To be fair, Hell hath no fury like a woman or a man scorned, but the movies tend to focus on the lady's point of view. In the case of the movie She-Devil, Roseanne Barr's Ruth isn't simply pissed because her marriage fell apart, but because her idiot husband went at her with an emotional dagger.
After falling love with the beautiful novelist Mary (Meryl Streep), Ruth's husband Bob declares her a terrible mother and ends there already-bumpy marriage. Not content with letting the self-centered, slimy scumbag off the hook, Ruth goes the extra step and plots to destroy his entire life. Home, family, career and freedomthe four aspects of Bob's life Ruth obliterates, first by burning down Mary's mansion then spinning a web of deceit that lands Bob in jail.
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Carrie White in Carrie
Torturing the weird girl in high school is never a good ideathey always come back to get you. But it's an especially unsound demonstration of social rank when said weird girl has psychic powers.
Carrie takes a lot of crap from the world, balancing routine pranks from her classmates and feeling God's wrath every night when she returns home to her religiously militant mother. But when she finds herself doused in pig's blood at prom, Carrie finally lets all the rage out, in an array of vicious psychic attacks. She burns the prom-goers, stabs her Mom in the face with knives then puts a cap on her own chaos by collapsing her house.
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Enough sees Lopez's Slim on the run from her abusive husband, training herself for the fight she knew would inevitably go down. After a few Krav Maga (a self-defense driven combat technique) training montages later, she's ready for the showdown. You can probably guess how that one ends.
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Mrs. Voorhees was none to happy when her son Jason drowned at Camp Crystal Lake when whippersnapper camp counselors weren't paying attention. She sought her revenge on a random group of strangers, who probably looked a lot like those original teenagers. Reason enough to chop someone's head in half with meat cleaver.
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Strangers in the Night
I wiped my hair with a towl and took a hair drier out of cupboard. I dried my hair so they haven't been totally wet. Then I went to my bedroom.
I left my folding door, that led to the terrace, open, so I would get some air to my small bedroom. Then I wrapped into a blanket and turned off the light.
When I was lying in the dark, I got a feeling that something bad will happen. That thought gave me the shudders and I couldn't fall asleep for a while.
When I finally did, after many hours of tossing in my bed, I got a vision of two beautiful white people coming trough my door. When I saw them I've been amased at their beauty. Their white skin was shining in moonlight like pearls. When this vision disappeared, there was already another one.
I was standing in a big hall. Infront of me have been three men sitting on thrones. They've been white too and have been wearing black coats. That vision gave me the shudders again. But it wasn't because of it, I was having this two visions for quiet long time. It was because of young boy, he couldn't be older than 17, with blonde hai, falling on his red eyes. I haven't seen him in this vision before. He was staring at me with interest.
When the vision disappered, I opened my eyes with terror and grabed my bed, because otherwise I would probably scrim.
I ofcourse couldn't fall asleep again, so I was lying in my bed thinking about my visions. Everything was fitting. Today was excatly the same night as in my vision. I knew it will happen today. They will come over here and take me to big hall, from my visions.
I was terrified, then I saw boy's face again. He was smiling at me. Then he was staring at me, and at the end he was snarling at someone, like he was trying to protect me.
And then, while I was thinking, I saw two vampires standing on the street, here in London, where I was living while I was studying on one of London's univertsity.
They've been looking to my house and the way they've been looking at the house, like they could actually see me, it gave me shudders again. My heart started pounding, but I wasn't really scared.
Iknew they won't do anything to me. They will just take me to their masters, Volturi. Vampire clan, that's been living in Volterra, in Italy. When I wanted to remember more about them, I noticed, two vampires climbing trough my window. Well, actualy they jumped trough it. They were excatly the same as in my dreams/visions. I was brethless.
The first one was taller, but they both had bloody red eyes and white skin, which's been sparkling like pearls in moonlight, that's been coming trough the window. I have only one word to describe it...beautiful. That was my first thought. And next was, I'll be like this in few days, probably...
Then I noticed, it was full moon...
When they noticed, that I was awake, the tallest one winked at me. Then he turned to his partner. "Did you have problems with finding her, again, Demetri?" he laughed at him. But it seemed like the other one didn't notice him, he was still staring at me. That was becoming a littel bit creepy...
"Did Selena confused you?" the tallest one laughed again. Then he looked at me with interest. "Yeah, I personaly can't wait her to become a vampire. She's just to talented for a snack."
Demetri still hadn't say a word. As I said...CREEPY! But then he asked: "Do you think she's been waiting for us?" and in the mid time he hadn't even winked, he was still staring at me...creepy.
"Yes, I was," I said that, just because I had to say something, I felt stupid, while they've been talking about like I'm not there. "Are we living now?" OK, I know, stupid question.
They both laughed, AGAIN!! That wasn't fair. I felt like I'm littel girl.
"Yes, we are going, littel witch!" great, now I'm a witch?! And wath are they?! Ordinary people, I suppose! Jerks!
"Hurry up! Volterra isn't near," like I didn't know that. Felix winked me, again. That was creepy too!...MORE LATER...
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Detroit's Max Scherzer notches his fifteenth win of the season in an eight-inning effort, giving up four hits while striking out 9.
Chicago gave the ball to Francisco Liriano to start the game. Liriano was abused by a Tigers lineup that was on point, going four innings while giving up three runs on four hits and walking seven.
Brennan Boesch started the scoring for Detroit in the third inning, driving a deep triple to right center field scoring Austin Jackson. Miguel Cabrera continued the third inning scoring, driving in Boesch on a center field single.
Friday call-up Avisail Garcia drove in his first Major League RBI in the fifth, driving in Delmon Young on a line drive single to right field while moving the Tigers to a 3-0 lead.
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Sean spends time with Catherine and shows us all how much he adores her. They share laughs and kisses and Catherine sits on Sean's lap as they gaze into each other's eyes really enjoying the moment, while inside Daniella decides she's going to find Sean and pull him away from Catherine. She opens the door and sees Catherine perched on Sean's lap and bursts into tears. (Urgh, these ladies kill me with the water works!)
Unable to face Sean in the arms of another women she goes back inside and as luck (or good reality show directors) would have it, Sean finishes up with Catherine and comes inside ready to spend some personal time with a very teary eyed Daniella. Sean has proven time and time again to be a sucker for tears and it worked again. Rose for Daniella! Good job cry baby!
Two women. One rose. One stays. One goes. It's time for our two-on-one date.
Sean, Tierra and Jackie set out horseback riding and perhaps Tierra trained Jackie's horse, as this folks looked like a one-on-one date with Sean and Tierra and Jackie followed the rear like a Mary Poppins chaperone. This only allowed more time for Sean to like Tierra even more. Poor Jackie.
Horse ride over and Jackie gets her moment with Sean. However, she spends it bad-mouthing Tierra. Yeah, Jackie's the one that thought it was "important" to tell Sean that, are you ready?
Tierra flirted with some random dude! So what Jackie? So what? You know what that gets you? A ride home, not to the lodge, not pass go to collect 200 bucks but home, in the back of a limo crying real tears as fireworks go off in the background that Sean and Tierra happen to be enjoying watching outside next to a fire. It could have all been yours, drama queen! Goodbye Jackie.
Sean has a look on his face that perhaps he's recognizing that Miss Tierra ain't wrapped too tight. Wait a minute, what is he doing? Sean put that rose down! Tierra wins again.
After an evening of the girls bad-talking Tierra, cornering Tierra in the house, name-calling and finger pointing Tierra, Tierra, and Tierra. Sean has clearly had his fill of all of the drama and told us all that this was a very bad night that left him apprehensive and doubtful, and that after the date with Lindsey that everything went downhill and he's no longer even certain that his wife is in the midst of this madness.
It's rose ceremony time.
Selma, Catherine, Leslie, Ashlee, Sarah and Des all get a rose and we say goodbye to our tumbler, Robin.
Tomorrow night looks like a doozy. Water. Lifeguards. Shivering. Blue lips and Tierra, can't wait.


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Painting in the kitchen on Spring break this week. I think the prep work is harder than the painting itself.
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Posted: Jul 11, 2011
From Topic: Time Budget
Since I'm big on budgeting my funds down to the dollar, I think that budgeting and tracking my time will work out for me as well.
Does anyone know of an application(Web app preferred) where you can budget out 168 hour weeks by category (work, exercise, study, freeform categories )? I ideally you can run reports that show you where your time goes, and then you can adjust your time usage based on that feedback to get the desired "balance" of time usage.
Posted: Feb 15, 2011
From Topic: Is the $14.95 upgrade worth it in your opinion?
I think it's worth it for the subtasks alone. plus you get history, secure(https access ), and file storage. I'll admit that I have not tried the competition, which for me is Omnibus since I have an iPhone.
Posted: Oct 25, 2010
From Topic: How Do You Handle Birthdays?
I am considering putting birth days into Toodledo. Since I only use Status and Context views, ( With Active Status and Project context denoting projects respectively ), I think I will make a Project called birthdays, and maybe tag them as "Birthday" as well.
Using the start date of a week before and a due date that equals the birthday, I can be reminded that I need to say happy birthday and maybe get them a present.
Also, if I put them in order of occurence in the Project, I can see which ones are coming up in my weekly review. :)
So this project would act like a tickler, but I am not sure how to handle "buy present". Maybe another task for that?
Posted: Oct 10, 2010
From Topic: Use Toodledo with Grocery Gadget?
I have a lot of recurring purchases( groceries, office supplies, etc ) or infrequent/one-time items as well. I feel it would be better to put any shopping list of more than 3 items and also recurring items into a list management application. For now, I am using Grocery Gadget on my iPhone, though I have Grocery IQ as well. These apps have the added benefit of tallying up the cost + taxes so that you can project costs ahead of time.
My idea is to create a task called 'do groceries, or 'do online shopping', at which point I would get the items in the appropriate lists in the shopping application.
The implementation would be application for Grocery Gadget I plan I putting all of my items into a single list, and then select the stores that I wish to go to (which filters items by store ). This produces a list of items that I need that are available in those stores.
For online items, I plan on having a store called "Internet" which means any online store. Specific online stores would start with "INTER" so that I can select them quickly and then do my online shopping.
From a GTD perspective, this separates the action of "buying" from the list of items that I actually need to buy. I think that this is a good delineation.
I could schedule these tasks to repeat a week from last completion date, and if the list is empty, then I can check it as done and check again in a week.
Anyone doing something similar?
Posted: Oct 10, 2010
From Topic: Proximo's GTD Setup
I originally tried using folders as status's ( with Inbox and Projects being special status's ) , but it really didn't fit the way I think. So now I'm trying to use contexts so that I can ask "I'm at home, what can I do here there needs to be done?"
I'm using the built in status for tasks, with my normal view hiding deferred and future tasks.
My context system is a mix of location and resources. Note that I can't use Toodledo for work tasks as for security reasons no info is allowed to be transmitted outside the workplace. That prevents me from using my phone or the Internet while I work, so I have a Work context but most likely it will always be empty.
To handle multi-context situations, I prioritize location over resource when assigning. For example, if I need to do online shopping, I just need my computer, so @mycomputer is the context. But if I need to print things to file or reference documents that are at home in conjunction an action on the computer ( such as scan document and email it )then I'll have it as @home as home is a location versus computer, which is a resource.
The assumption is that I'll have my computer and phone at home.
I have @errands, @phone as well, with a few more. @project is a special context to hold projects, and @no context is my Inbox.
For status, I used:
Hold - project/task/subtask that I cannot do yet
Active - Project that I am working on.
Next Action - task that I can do now if I have the time/resource/context
WaitingFor - project/task/subtask that is waiting for something, like a person, or funding:)
For review, I'll use another view ( I think it will be status ) to see what is on hold/waiting for so that after a Next Action task is done, I can choose 1 or more to go into Next Action status.
Posted: Oct 05, 2010
From Topic: Is there a secure login ( https ) URL?
I have a Pro account with Encryption enabled, but when I notice that the login page is "http" , meaning that while my data is encrypted after I login, the "keys to the kingdom" are transmitted in clear text. That does not make sense to me.
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Pigs Are Flying Dept.: Jones Tries Assassin's Creed II
I was never a fan of the original Assassin's Creed. I stuck with it for awhile. But eventually the game just felt too hinky and too ambitious for its own good. I was lost all the time. I had no sense of direction, or that I was getting anywhere. I shelved it and moved on with my life.
The original sold enough copies to merit a sequel, much to my chagrin. When Ubisoft announced that the sequel was imminent, it was like being told that you have to re-marry your ex.
My response: "I tried to love you once. Now you want me to try to love you again?"
Give me a break.
Last week I loaded up Assassin's II with the lowest of expectations. I didn't know what the hell was going on for the first 40 minutes or so. Kristen Bell is back, playing a character who looks and sounds like Kristen Bell, only now with a weird mouth. And Nolan North--NOT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!--voices the guy who has to go into the Animus. Or whatever it is called. The two of them run around for awhile in some sterile science place, but eventually the game shifts mileus to Florence, Italy during the Renaissance.
And once it does, things get remarkably more bellissimo, not because the gameplay is remarkarbly improved--it's not--but because I found myself for the second time this year totally suckered in by a story (the first time: Uncharted 2 and Nolan North did it to me a few weeks ago). I started to really care about the game's lead, Ezio, and his family. Early petty errands had me tracking down a lothario who'd cheated on my sister, but the game quickly ramps up the drama, and soon I was assassinating a fat dude who'd screwed over my entire family.
Plus there's an air of maturity about the whole operation. There's sex. My own mom tells me to stop chasing "vaginas" all the time! I love it.
The overall experience still feels like it could be tightened and tweaked. And I wish Ubi would ditch the meta-narrative (it's boring and largely pointless). From a PR stand point, Ubi also didn't try to cram the game down our throats with coy teases about THE AMAZING REAL STORY behind the game (the dumb meta narrative), as they did with the first game. They showed me a few trailers, then left me alone, and let me discover the game on my own terms.
Which I did.
Of all the games I've consumed in the past week--Left 4 Dead 2, Modern Warfare 2, New Super Mario Bros., etc.--the one game that I found myself craving more of was Assassin's II.
Who knows. After this, maybe I should give my ex a call, see if she wants to give our old, totally crappy relationship another go.


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school districts school bus operation has been selected
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Im honored, said Carl Wagelie, transportation manager of Blaine school bus operation. In the seven years I have been here, there have been 14 inspections. They have found no buses to be out of service.
The fleet was profiled in School Bus Fleets October 2001 issue, which featured great fleets across America, a special report on 50 extraordinary school bus fleets. One fleet was chosen for every state based on their excellence in safety, efficiency, maintenance, driver training, staff morale and innovation.
The Washington state patrol inspects the buses two times a year, one of which is a surprise inspection. Wagelie takes care of 35 vehicles, 20 of which are buses. He gives much of the credit to the excellent bus drivers who take good care of the buses.
Providing safe, efficient school transportation is a tremendous accomplishment given the budget constraints and driver shortages that face most school transportation operations, said Steve Hirano, editor of School Bus Fleet. These Great Fleets merit special recognition for their achievements above and beyond the norm.


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Both Shirellda H. Terry, 18, and Angela H. Deskins, 38, were strangled. Shetisha D. Sheeley, 28, cause of death is listed as 'homicidal violence by unspecified means.'
All three deaths were ruled homicides.
Police arrested Michael Madison the day the first body was found. The 35 year old has been charged with kidnapping and aggravated murder and is being held on a $6M bond.
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Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl IX will also take place on Sunday, and feature more than 30 dogs, each available for adoption. Three of the pups are from North Smithfield. New this year, too, will be a group of hedgehogs to cheer on the pups.
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The Force will be with the Toledo Mud Hens next weekend.
The Triple-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers recently revealed the jerseys that they'll be wearing for their series next weekend, and they truly look like they are from a universe far, far away.
As you'll see above, the Mud Hens' uniforms are Chewbacca-themed, perhaps a first in professional sports. At first glance they look pretty ugly, but are they so hideous as to be beautiful? Decide for yourself.
The themed jerseys, which will be auctioned off for local charities after the game, are just one part of the Mud Hens' Star Wars tribute.
According to the team's website, the Mud Hens are sponsoring a Kazoo giveaway (so fans can participate when music from the movie is played) and will have themed food (Yoda Soda, Darth Chocolate Brownie Sundae, etc.). There will also be Star Wars sound effects throughout the game and appearances by Star Wars characters.
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This is the first chapter of my first original animation work. Needed a month to submit it because my computer and I were separated by... a health conflict. (I need to sleep, guys!) I really hope you like the flash... and if you don't... well, what can I do?
Oh, and I have a new facebook page, if you wanna check it..
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I will update my info everytime I can... and please, If you see that I have troubles with english grammar (and I have, I know), please, please tell me... heh.. I can't be the same ignoramus for whole life, or not?
PS: I recommend you to watch the flash till the end, 'cause I added a little extra short... n_n
Rated 4 / 5 stars June 8, 2012
Very fun! Obviously the art is alittle scruffy (why does the foreground have thin outlines and the background thick outlines?) but it has charm and the facial expressions and their animation gave the characters some infectious personality. It's not in english so i can't really judge the voice acting properly, but in terms of emotinal delivery etc. i thought it was nice! The sound quality is a little low, perhaps investing in a better mic or trying to use it better might be a good idea.
The script was nice but i felt a little lost at first. What exactly is the competition? You never really explained what the setting was and how the characters had ended up in the scenario. The jokes were funny and the animation really made me smile. There are a few issues with frame borders, there's the occasional bit of white space and i don't think you should draw a box around the frame (it doesn't add anything and is a little distracting).
Overall i thought it was good! The english subtitles seemed pretty accurate to me so good job on that and good luck with future episodes!
Thank you very much..! Actually, I think this episode is just a little introduction for the story... and yeah, I really need to improve my audio quality... my mic is a disaster... >=( .. Anyway, thank you for the review, I like you liked my flash =)


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1. The Obama TARP fiasco Romney can't use:
If the dynamics of the presidential campaign were different, a book called Bailout by Neil Barofsky would be getting a lot more attention. Barofsky left a post in late 2008 as a top federal financial fraud prosecutor in New York to become the special inspector general overseeing the $700 billion TARP bailout program. He's written a Mr. Smith-Goes-to-Washington-like account of how even after TARP was turned over to a Democratic administration – in fact more so after the Democrats took over – TARP money was dispensed and TARP rules were written almost completely for the benefit of the bankers who drove America into a ditch.
For example, there's Barofsky's blow-by-blow description of how the rules written by the Obama administration for its much-heralded $50 billion program to help homeowners whose mortgages were underwater were so tilted in favor of the banks and against homeowners actually being able to get relief that only $1.4 billion of the $50 billion was dispensed, with few homeowners getting any help. And Barofsky is not writing about compromises the Obama administration had to make with banker-sympathetic Republicans in Congress; this is all about internal decisions that unfailingly seemed to put the needs and mindset of Wall Street above those of Main Street consumers.
A presidential campaign that wanted to call out the Obama administration for being too friendly to Wall Street and the banks at the expense of Main Street would be using Bailout as the cheat sheet that keeps on giving. But with the Romney campaign's attack coming from the opposite direction – that the president and his team have killed the economy by shackling Wall Street – and with Romney on record in favor of allowing the mortgage crisis to "bottom out" with no government intervention, the former Massachusetts governor and his team have no use for Bailout.
That doesn't mean reporters covering Wall Street and financial regulation shouldn't be digging in, if not now, then after the voting. I want to read a story challenging officials, such as Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, to offer their response to Barofsky's detailed and convincing indictment.
Did Geithner really refuse repeatedly to meet with Barofsky and try time and again to torpedo his investigations into fraud at TARP or his efforts to write rules that would prevent fraud? Did the Obama White House and the Treasury Department really argue to Barofsky that implementing what seem to me to be commonsense reporting and auditing rules for those accepting TARP money would scare off the banks from taking these handouts?


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An active antenna IC designed for AM/FM car antenna applications, the ATR4252 from Atmel Corporation is a highly integrated device that offers a host of features including automatic gain control (AGC), supply voltage regulator with overvoltage protection and an antenna sensor.
Designers can now develop smaller, high-performance active antenna solutions for applications located in the mirror, bumper, rear or side windows of a car. In addition, the antenna detection functionality is ideal for modern window or glass antennas. The robust IC also addresses other antenna types including window, pole or shark fin antennas with its small 4 x 5 mm footprint.
The chip is designed to provide low-noise and high linearity to ease antenna system design complexity. On-chip voltage regulation is an important feature when un-stabilized phantom feed is used, and 50 Ohm cable support enables more cost-effective cables to be used. Further, on-chip AGC avoids problems with large signals, while maintaining a high sensitivity level.
"Active antenna designs using ICs are becoming more popular since they offer many advantages over discrete solutions," said Carsten Friedrich, Marketing Manager for Car Radio ICs at Atmel Corporation.
The antenna IC ensures crystal-clear reception without distortion even under extreme difficult and rapidly fluctuating field strength conditions typically found in moving antenna systems. In addition, board design can be extremely small and the ICs provide a rich set of features, including ESD protection.
I scanned the data sheet, and it says,
AM means long wave (LW), medium wave (MW) and short wave (SW) frequency bands (150 kHz to 30 MHz) that are usually used for AM as well as for DRM transmissions, and FM means any of the world wide used frequency bands for FM radio broadcast (70 MHz to 110 MHz).
Sooooo, some enterprising ham could probably design an active receiving antenna for the shortwave bands around this chip.


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Recipe: Summertime Corn Pilaf! »
If you are anything like me, people are always inviting you to parties. Oy! But in the summer, getting invited to a party suddenly means you're supposed to cook something. What the hey?! Outside of Thanksgiving, you don't have to cook jackshit for parties in the other seasons! Bring some booze and you're golden. Then summer comes along and POW! Everyone's a commie! Ever heard of a "summer share?" Exactly.
That's what the modern barbecue is: watermelon-coated communism. Like the potlatches of the Pacific Northwest, your neighborhood cookout is a redistribution of wealth. I guess they're also a redistribution of time, or time in the kitchen, that is. Now instead of one miserable person sweating it up over the stove in 90-degree weather, we all have to. Fucking super.
Well have no fear! Megan Rascal is here to show you how to bring down the system from within: Corn and rice pilaf! Cheap, yummy and easy to make, it's the perfect summer side-dish for any party.
(serves 4ish)
1 cup rice
1 onion
2 cups corn
1 teaspoon sugar
A shit-ton of salt and pepper… to taste.
Now, loosely defined, pilaf is just rice with something else (I hear there's also something called "chicken pilaf"—what's next?! Submarine pilaf?! Ick! Stick with the rice, kids). So make some rice, genius. I can't help you with this as I'm incompetent when it comes to making rice. It's my only flaw. I'd say make brown rice but if you're hanging out with squares (and knowing you, you probably are), maybe you should make white rice.
Next, chop up the onion. In a frying pan with oil, saute the onion for, like, ever. I don't mind burnt edges myself but if you aren't into that, stir often. When the onion is soft and cooked, add the corn! This can be canned corn, frozen corn, fresh off the cob, I don't care. Add the sugar and let the corn and onions cook together for a while. Don't forget to stir but again, I prefer a little brown on my corn.
Finally, add a bunch of salt and a TON of pepper. That's what this dish is all about: the sweetness of the corn and onion coupled with the bite of the pepper. And while I don't care what kind of corn you use, I am a pepper snob. It's got to be fresh-ground black pepper. Fresh ground, I say! It's not that much to ask.
Other bonus: this is good warm or cold.
Other things to try:
Add wilted spinach and stewed tomatoes. You can add tomatoes regardless, but the spinach doesn't work that great without tomatoes.
Use shallots instead of onions. Ballin'!
Add beans, black or kidneys. You know what I always say: no fiber, no party!
Imagine this pilaf alongside some bbq tofu! Too delicious! I know, I'm the man. OK, go forth, make pilaf and be merry.
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- Address:
5030 Champion Blvd.
Suite D3
Boca Raton, FL 33496Neighborhood:
Boca Raton
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://mimosarestaurantfl.com/
- Phone: 5619970027
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Tuesday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Closed Mondays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Mediterranean, French
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
A word from MIMOSA
Mimosa is a casual French restaurant offering a fresh cuisine with Mediterranean accents.Continued
Mimosa is named after the iconic flower of France's Provence. It's also a French drink made of sparkling wine and orange juice and is served at brunch every Sunday.
Enjoy some classics from Burgundy: Escargots, Gratinee Onion Soup to Roast Duck with fruits of season or try Filet Mignon that goes excellent with any choices of French and Californian wines.
You will also appreciate our salted or sweetened crepes and sandwiches for lunch. You may fall in love with our desserts: Creme Brulee, Cappuccino Truffle or 'Profiteroles au Chocolat'. Every day, there is a new soup, salad or pasta to make your experience more exciting.
With an early bird special, from 4 to 6pm, you can enjoy a full course meal including an appetizer, entree, dessert, and coffee or tea.
Enjoy this variety of flavors in a charming indoor setting or outside near our beautiful fountain!
Mimosa is named after the iconic flower of France's Provence. It's also a French drink made of sparkling wine and orange juice and is served at brunch every Sunday.
Enjoy some classics from Burgundy: Escargots, Gratinee Onion Soup to Roast Duck with fruits of season or try Filet Mignon that goes excellent with any choices of French and Californian wines.
You will also appreciate our salted or sweetened crepes and sandwiches for lunch. You may fall in love with our desserts: Creme Brulee, Cappuccino Truffle or 'Profiteroles au Chocolat'. Every day, there is a new soup, salad or pasta to make your experience more exciting.
With an early bird special, from 4 to 6pm, you can enjoy a full course meal including an appetizer, entree, dessert, and coffee or tea.
Enjoy this variety of flavors in a charming indoor setting or outside near our beautiful fountain!
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MIMOSA reviews from OpenTable diners
12 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.3
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (6)fit for foodies (5)special occasion (3)good for groups (3)notable wine list (2)romantic (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Was just okaydoonnaVIPDined on 7/19/2014The food was okay and the portions were small especially for the broiled salmon. The service was lackluster. The waitress came by to take beverage orders and said she would bring the bread out. Twenty minutes later we asked another waiter if we could get some bread. The waitress never cleared off the table and it took quite awhile for our check. Disappointed with the dining experience and the 4 of us will not return
- Shockingly AWFULOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/12/2014The reviews on this site were good, so we made a reservation on a Saturday night at 7:30 - prime time. The restaurant was about 25% full. None of the vacant tables were even set up with tablecloths, napkins and silverware. No one was on the door to seat incoming patrons. So a small crowd gathered at the door area, including us. No one came to seat anyone. Some people left disgusted. We hung in there. Finally we were seated. The place was badly understaffed. Eventually our order was taken. I ordered the filet mignon for $32.00. It was absolutely tasteless. The potatoes and veggies were equally flat. This place is not worth a try. Bad across-the-board. It would seem that the owner does not expect to do much business. We get it.
- Great Food And Friendly ServiceBoynton101Dined on 7/12/2014First time we were at Mimosa in Boca. We found the food to be above average; the manager, who also waited on, and cleared tables, and stopped by each table to make sure we were happy, was unusual - but terrific! The only "negative," which we find in most south Florida restaurants, was the air conditioning and fans. We never dine out "in season" because the snow birds don't mind being cold, and most restaurants "blast" their AC. We are not snow birds, and we feel that in the summer season, when the rest of us "all year round Floridians" dine out, we would like the air conditioning to be a bit less cooling.Special Features:
- So-sodeliciousDined on 7/9/2014Perhaps because we aren't in season the restaurant was empty. The owner and/or manager and the staff were efficient and courteous but of course we were the only customers. I was looking forward to onion soup and an artichoke and found both to be underseasoned and very bland. My entree again was lacking seasoning. I was wondering if the restaurant appeals to those who prefer less salt and pepper and who are accustomed to blandness.
- Very EnjoyableLindareadsDined on 6/6/2014Two couples went to dinner at Mimosa and we were all very pleased with our food. Three of us had salmon prepared three different ways and all were delicious. The fourth had tilapia and that was good as well. When I couldn't decide between two wines, our server brought me a tasting of both, which I greatly appreciated. We had not been back to Mimosa in a while, but I would certainly come back again!iSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jbswDined on 6/5/2014Food was delicous, service excellent! Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 134 reviews are from the MIMOSA reviews archive.
- great foodluvsdiningDined on 5/31/2014Mimosa Restaurant had delicious food and very good service. The fresh fish was done just right and the lamb chops were out of this world. Would definitely return for another meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We Had No IdeaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/13/2014I had seen this restaurant a number of times as it is right next door to our grocery store where we shop at least weekly. Glanced at the menu and was intrigued. Then I saw a Groupon offer so I bought it. Took my family and in-laws for a post Mother's Day dinner and everyone enjoyed it! My mother-in-law even tried escargo! The food was fantastic and the owner did most of the serving. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A new spot for usRuthieVIPDined on 5/11/2014Food was great, service was terrible BUT understandable for a Holiday. Servers were not experiencedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressed, will not visit againDP19Dined on 5/10/2014Had been seeing adds about Mimosa and finally decided to try it. The food was far from impressive, especially for a French restaurant. The service was average at best, the "water boy" kept interrupting our conversation to ask if we need our water refilled (that should be an invisible for us action). The "server" (I believe was a manager) wasn't too involved and pretty slow especially considering that the restaurant at the time we were there was pretty empty. We had to request our dirty dishes to be cleaned out, even though there was personnel walking by our table for at least 10 minutes after we were finished eating. And in addition the prices were pretty steep for the quality of it all. Would not recommend this restaurant!
- Sunset DininglinjoDined on 5/10/2014The sunset dinner was a good value. My husband had the short ribs which were tender and others at the table had duck, which was good. I had the tilapia and was disappointed in the preparation. It came with rice and I was surprised to see that it was white. I would think that rice in a French restaurant should be wild, or flavorful not like in a Chinese restaurant. The fish was bland with a lot of red sauce on top. The salads and soup as well as desserts were fine.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Mimosa!pickypaletteDined on 5/3/2014The food was delicious, service attentive, ambience peaceful and menu, though not extensive, broad enough to satisfy even the most demanding diner. My husband and I see Mimosa as our go-to eatery for weekend dinner enjoyment. Everyone we've brought here has been impressed with the quality of the food and service. Highly recommended and very reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time90belleDined on 4/27/2014We went with our coupon and ordered the price-fix dinner. We do not hear being told that we could not use the coupon on price-fix mea, just al a carte so we had to pay the prices .We will return and use the coupon next time. The food was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & nice staffSandiBeachDined on 4/26/2014Our server Mindy was spot on with service and had a great personality. The food is equally as good - they offer some really unique dishes with that extra zing that differentiates it from the generic meals most restaurants offer. The ambiance was ok - i wish it had just a little more personality but it was peaceful/relaxing so no major complaints. I will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Menu is trite with redundanciesjustsayingDined on 4/23/2014The waitress was and is (2nd visit confirmed the 1st) the highlight of the restaurant. I do not drink so i cant comment on wine list. However I will comment on the shortcomings of the menu and its preparation. My companion ordered a rack of lamb. It was impressive, with 4 double ribs, a large portion. It came with roasted potatoes. 3 out of the ribs were dry with little seasoning. the 4rth was delicious, well seared and seasoned. The roasted potatoes were just ok, somewhat underseasoned. I ordered Coq au vin. It was disgraceful. The same roasted potatoes were thrown in the stew (I mean roasted potatoes, not cooked within the stew which would be wrong anyway. The mushrooms seem to be canned, and worst i got 2 drumsticks. $30 bucks? Really?
- Wonderful anniversary dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/12/2014We dined here for our 1st anniversary and loved it. The owner happened to be our waiter for the evening and was very cordial. All the food was cooked to perfection. The wine list was a bit small, but then so is the menu so it was expected. The prices are high, but it was worth it. We had a wonderful time and look forward to dining again but to try the lunch menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved food, but prices a bit highStarfishDined on 4/5/2014We had the Seafood Crepes, which were excellent, as was the Creme Brulee. The manager (owner)? came out to greet us and asked if it was our first time at the restaurant (we had a Groupon). I thought that was classy. I would love to go back - but the prices may keep me from returning often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingFlnanaDined on 4/5/2014The first time we dined at Mimosa, the good and service were excellent! Brought a guest the second time for a special occasion. The food was still very good, but the service was definitely not up to standard. Not once were water glasses refilled. No one checked at any time me to see if we needed anything. We requested bread twice and were told it was in the oven. Finally, after soup, and halfway through the meal, we were given a basket of bread " fresh from the oven"....except that it was cold! We ordered coffee and dessert. About 10 minutes after we finished the coffee, the dessert arrived. The timing of the entire dinner was totally off! Since I had raved about Mimosa to our guest, I was embarrassed. Not planning a return visit!
- Poor and unorganized serviceBrianDined on 3/29/2014The service was very poor and completely unorganized. We did not have one specific waiter/waitress, our order was taken by a manager/owner after we sat and waited 10 min. We then had just about every employee involved at least one time in serving us. The most helpful was a busser who asked if we wanted water after seeing us waiting at our table. The food was ok but not worth the aggravation of waiting to be served and not knowing who was supposed to be serving us. We wont be back to this one.
- Not our first visit, foodMIMIDined on 3/20/2014Not our first visit, food is excellent. Place was very busy on a Thursday night and they were short staffed. Other times service was quicker, we will try again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent restaurantBabsDined on 3/8/2014We enjoyed our night out at this delightful restaurant. The food and service was excellent. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was solid, sharing salmonFrannyDined on 2/28/2014Food was solid, sharing salmon and a very large portion of lamb chops. Mushroom appy something different, quite tasty. Salad had a nice dressing on it. We did not have the $20.00 prix fix, although that is what seemed to be what most people ordered! Would definitely return, especially for lunch, having looked at the menu to see many different types of crepes!Special Features:
- New place - a find!CocoDined on 2/22/2014Mimosa in the Polo Shoppes was delightful. Great food, great service and very small and nice. Different food items, so not the usual menu - very accommodating and helpful with changes. Delicious fish and yummy desserts! Would return soon. Hopefully they will last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food good -- service not so hotDesignerWannabeDined on 2/16/2014Main dishes quite good -- onion soup not very flavorful. Disappointing considering the price. This restaurant needs a hostess at the front of the house. This was a second visit.Special Features:
- Fantastic!DiningduoVIPDined on 2/14/2014Fabulous food,fabulous everything from the minute you enter until you leave! Do not miss this place!Special Features:
- Valentine dinerMIMIDined on 2/14/2014We were 2 couples, we all had different selections and all was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine TreatBocaFoodieDined on 2/14/2014After reading some nice reviews on Ooen Table, we selected Mimosa for our Vaentine's date night. It was so nice to arrive and be quickly seated along with prompt service. The food was very good and we will be returning soon.Special Features:
- Accidentally discovered MimosastanDined on 2/13/2014Accidentally discovered Mimosa for lunch & have benn been coming for lunch and dinners since, and have trbeen coming there for lunches & dinners & usually With friends. WHAT A LUCKY FIND!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and service very good. MenueatslocalDined on 2/9/2014Food and service very good. Menu selections and portions were quite adequate for a French Restaurant. The Chilean Sea Bass and Salmon were delicious as was the salad. We would come back.Special Features:
- very good value, especiallyOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/1/2014very good value, especially with a groupon! good service and good food. it's a place where you can hold a converstion and catch all the words because you can hear!
- Ambience by ownerMars88VIPDined on 1/11/2014The food is very good, but I especially like the fact that the owner comes over and also waits on you when needed. He really adds to the ambience of his restaurant .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceMadoneVIPDined on 1/11/2014Care and concern from service people and especially the owner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- surprise findSkiwizDined on 1/11/2014When we couldn't get reservations in the more popular restaurant among many at the strip shopping center adjacent to the Polo Club, we 'settled' for Mimosa. But were we surprised. Small, unassuming French restaurant with gracious attention by the servers. They don't rush and with the low noise level, we were actually able to relax over a glass of wine and have a conversation! The escargot were perfectly prepared - tender and floating in a heavenly garlic butter sauce. The duck was crisp and moist and the mussels were heavenly. Definitely worth a good recommendation and a return trip.Special Features:
- My stuffed salmon and my husband's6grandsonsVIPDined on 1/11/2014My stuffed salmon and my husband's braised short ribs were very good. The escargot were very tasteless and I found that surprising for a French restaurant. I ordered creme brûlée and it came out burned twice! Again, very strange for a French restaurant. A lovely waitress.
- disappointingbasictastesDined on 1/4/2014Been there before and the mussels and onion soup were delicious. Came back for a 7:30 pm dinner and they were out of mussels and two other entrees! Even the onion soup was just ok. Apparently they ran out due to the early bird special popularity!
- Very good food and service.foodieVIPDined on 12/31/2013Very good food and service. Pleaseantly surprised to find Mimosa.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Must VisitcafedivaDined on 12/20/2013A versatile European-style restaurant. Good wines, good food and quiet enough to have a conversation. A rarity these days in mega sound places that blast you out of your seat.Special Features:
- Neighborhood secretsouthfloridafoodieVIPDined on 12/18/2013Tucked away in a strip mall, this charming French restaurant is a best kept secret. Excellent food and service in an intimate setting. Everyone enjoyed their food and we would come back here in a heartbeat.Special Features:
- Neighborhood gemGiselaDined on 12/3/2013Excellent food, very European. Good service. We met the chef, a young woman from Europe. I have recommended the restaurant to several of my friends. They were very pleased.Special Features:
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/10/2013Went to celebrate friends birthday and was pleasantly surprised. Food well prepared and fresh. Made to order. Even veggy was cooked well and used fresh ingredients. Tried 4 different appetizers and all were excellent as well as the entrees of Chilean sea bass, frogs legs and duck. Chocolate cake a dream and crepe Suzette subtle and sweet. Definitely on my list of restaurants to revisit.Special Features:


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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
© Copyright 2014 Newton Citizen
COVINGTON - A man who was helping a stranded motorist on Fairview Road on Saturday night was struck and killed when he inadvertently took a step back into the roadway, according to Lt. Bill Watterson of the Newton County Sheriff's Office.The victim remained unidentified as of press time Monday, Watterson said. "We're still trying to identify him and are hoping a family will come forward," he said, describing the victim as a black man who appeared to be in his 30s or 40s with a medium complexion with a mustache. Watterson said that apparently a vehicle had broken down and the driver called another person to come give it a jump start. "In the process, they were in the roadway slightly over the fog line in the westbound lane of travel," he said. "While the battery cables were connected, he (the victim) backed out into the lane of travel and was struck by a car traveling westbound." Watterson said the driver of the automobile that struck the victim remained at the scene and no charges had been filed, adding that all aspects of the case are under investigation by the Georgia State Patrol. Calls to GSP Post 46 in Conyers for information regarding the incident were not returned by press time Monday. Anyone who may know the identity of the victim is asked to call the NCSO at 678-625-1446 or the GSP at 770-388-5756. Barbara Knowles can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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