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HANOVERTON - The first phase of a $400 million gas collection and processing plant being built south of town is still on schedule to become operational by May.
"We have a very aggressive timeline. We've got some construction work under way and I was there today, and it's coming along really, really well," said Les Smith, vice president for business development for M3 Midstream LLC.
Smith's comments came at an open house on the Utica East Ohio project held this week at United Local High School, where the people who
designed and will operate the plant were on hand to answer questions. There was a steady stream of people from Columbiana and Carroll counties who came and went during the nearly three-hour event.
M3 is one of the three companies in the Utica East Ohio joint venture to build the plant on 117 acres between state Route 644 and Tunnel Hill Road in Hanover Township. The other partners are Chesapeake Energy and EnerVest Energy.
The plant is to serve as a collection and compression site for the natural gas from wells being drilled in eastern Ohio, with an initial capacity of 600 million cubic feet per day. The operation includes a cryogenic processing facility that will extract natural gas liquids (NGL) from the shale gas, such as propane, butane and ethane.
The NGLs will be transported by pipeline from the plant across Carroll County to a $500 million shale gas storage and transfer hub being built near Scio in Harrison County by MarkWest Energy Partners.
There were will be a 12-inch line to transfer the NGLs from the Hanoverton plant to the Scio facility. A second 24-inch line will extend into Carroll County to collect gas from connector lines coming from wells in that county. The plant will also collect gas from connector lines that will be installed for shale gas coming from Columbiana County wells.
"So there'll be a few well connects that come directly to the plant, but you can see there are two lines directly feeding into the plant," Smith said.
There will also be third pipeline at the plant from which Utica East Ohio will sell dry natural gas, which is the consumer grade natural gas left over after NGLs are extracted.
Smith said the plant will be operated by 20 to 30 full-time employees, and the entire facility will be built over the next several years, creating 200 to 300 construction jobs.
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Howard in the net.
Keeping Emmerton, Miller, Huskins, and Gus as the backups. Everyone else can go.
Now from here, I would do the following in order:
1. resign Howard-6 mill, Fil-5 mill, and brunner-3 mil. That pretty much uses up the full 64.3 million for next years cap. Leaving just enough to resign lashoff and Smith in the off season.
2. Get on the damn phone with Colorado. offer: Nyquist, McCollom, eaves, and our 1st in 2014 for Ryan O'Reilly. If they agree, YES!!!!!!! Then buy out Colavacio.
3. Once #2 is complete, now we talk to the NYR. Datsyuk and Almquist (spelling) for kreider, bickel, and sauer.
Once those 3 things are done we are looking at the following lineup for 2013/2014:
emmerton and Andersson
That leaves us with a payroll of 60.3 million, and we have 4 million left over.
We also still have Quincey on the roster. try to move him for a 2013 draft pick, 3rd round is just fine. If we wish to free up a few more dollars to spend and go after a big name UFA, buyout either sammy-3 million of franzen-4 million. That would give us about 7 million to spend on 1 big name UFA.
Also you may have noticed we now have 2 RH Dmen to pair up with some of our guys. Great! We have a huge shortage of RH players in our organization.
back to the O'Reilly deal for a couple of thoughts. 1. he will be our number 1 C in a few years. Right now he can play on the 3rd line with zero pressure, and we once again actually have 3 good scoring lines. As for the why a 2014 1st, simple. The 2013 draft is beleived to be as deep if not deeper than the 2003 draft. The 2014 draft is weaker.
If we want another RH Dman, then we can move E in the off season. Then we would have 3 pairs of D, each with a LH and a RH shooter.
I will throw out a draft later. but right now i want to get as many picks as possible for the 2013 draft. if we can get anything out of: Miller, Cleary, Colavacio, sammy, and franzen, do it. The first 4 you might be able to get a 6th/7th round pick from a playoff bound team. Do so. Quincey might get you a 3rd, and franzen could get a 2nd/3rd. Move their contracts/salaries, and take the picks. I would love to walk into the draft with 1 1st, 1 2nd, 3 3rds, 2 4th, 1 5th, 1 6th, and 2 or 3 7ths. Use the 6th's and 7th's to move up in the 3rd, 4th, and/or 5th round.
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For a significant number of Palo Alto High School graduates and their families, the June performances of American Idiot at San Jose's Center for Performing Arts represent more than just an opportunity to see the Green Day musical, which debuted in 2009 at Berkeley Rep before heading to Broadway in 2010. It's a chance to welcome home Alex Nee, who appears poised to become Paly's most famous acting alum since James Franco. After graduating from Paly in 2009, Nee was accepted into the theater program at Northwestern University. Last year, while still a 20-year-old junior, Nee was tapped to play Johnny, the Tony Award-winning musical's leading man.
For Nee, who's been grinding out eight shows a week of Idiot since last fall, returning to his stomping grounds as a professional actor rather than just another college kid home for the holidays is "definitely weird," he says from Disney World, a reward for six days of engagements in Florida. "But getting to perform with this show in San Jose is special, so I'll be filled with all the usual emotions -- nervous, excited, sweaty."
Nee is the youngest member of the Idiot cast (he celebrated his 21st birthday while touring in the U.K.), but that's a role he's actually pretty familiar with. "In fifth grade I was in a Foothill College production of Christopher Durang's Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You. It was my first semi-professional show, and I got to be around all of these amazing adults, who were doing what I loved doing for a living. The fact that the play and material was so taboo for someone my age made everything that much more appealing."
As for a lot of young actors, the playwright proved a major influence. "I fell in love with Durang," he says, "and subsequently writers like Albee, Mamet, and Shepard. They taught me about irony and realism, and how to love even the darkest, most twisted characters." Other influences were closer to home. "Throughout middle and high school, I always sort of looked up to the older, cooler kids because, you know, being young for my grade I always wanted to be older. Elan Maier was sort of that older brother figure for a lot of that time. And his work on stage was just so exciting. He taught me what it was like to be unabashed, unafraid and just plain weird."
Nee also credits his teachers, from Jeanie Smith at Jordan Middle School (Go Jaguars!) to theatre teachers Kristen Lo and Kathleen Woods and vocal teacher Michael Najar at Paly (Go Vikings!). "I really look back fondly on playing Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Henderson in The Laramie Project and Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof," he says. "These roles all stretched me in important ways."
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In a China Rises DVD, take an in-depth look at life in the world's most populous nation and learn how monumental changes unfolding in the People's Republic could reshape our world. From an unkempt factory floor in Zhejiang Province to a red carpet premier at the Shanghai Film Festival to the transformation of Tiananmen Square into an Olympic beach volleyball court, this three hour documentary offers an intimate portrait of Earth's oldest civilization as it redresses itself and attempts to reclaim its place in the world order.
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In just 25 years, this land of 1.3 billion people has achieved the most rapid economic advance of any nation in history by scrapping its fanatical devotion to collectivism and embracing private enterprise with all the ruthless zeal of 19th century robber barons. Learn how the poor are coping with the cost of China's success and how piracy, pollution and a looming energy crisis could derail the country's "economic miracle."
City of Dreams
In Shanghai the 21st century symbol of a rejuvenated China a generation of Chinese now lives in a style that would not look out of place in New York, Berlin or Toronto. They're hip, they're happy and they enjoy more personal freedom than at any point in their country's history. But while middle class Chinese make the most of their prosperity, Shanghai's poor find little reason to celebrate.
Food is Heaven
From the steamy kitchens of Canton to the arid moonscape of the north, food is the very heart and soul of China. But increasing development and dwindling water supplies threaten the nation's ability to feed itself. Meet the men and women who celebrate the glory of authentic Chinese cuisine while working to preserve a healthy food supply for future generations.
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With preparations for the 2008 Summer Olympic Games already underway, the people of Beijing seem eager to invite the world to witness their country's social and political progress. But with a peasant population of over 900 million and a growing disparity between rich and poor, the Chinese are hoping that Olympic fever will translate into an economic boom.
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Richard Carwardine's election as President of Corpus, from January 2010, marked his return to his undergraduate college, where he read Modern History from 1965 to 1968. As the Ochs-Oakes Senior Scholar in American History at Queen's College (1968-71), he worked on a doctoral study of American and British nineteenth-century religious revivalism. He spent one of his graduate years at the University of California, Berkeley, during an era of campus convulsions (1969-70). Appointed to a Lectureship in American History at the University of Sheffield in 1971, he became Professor of American History in 1994, and served a term as Dean of the Faculty of Arts (1999-2001). He has held research awards from the British Academy and the Leverhulme Trust, and has taken visiting positions at Syracuse University (1974-75) and - as a Fulbright/American Council of Learned Societies Research Fellow - at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1989). In 2002 he was elected Rhodes Professor of American History at Oxford and a Fellow of St Catherine's College. He was elected a Fellow of the British Academy in 2006.
His research focuses on American politics and religion in the nineteenth century. His publications include Transatlantic Revivalism: Popular Evangelicalism in Britain and America 1790-1865 (Greenwood Press, 1978) and Evangelicals and Politics in Antebellum America (Yale University Press, 1993). His analytical biography of Abraham Lincoln won the Lincoln Prize in 2004 and was subsequently published in the United States as Lincoln: A Life of Purpose and Power (Knopf, 2006). He has given papers and lectured widely on both sides of the Atlantic to academic and general audiences. He gave the Birkbeck Lectures in religious history at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 2004. In July 2009, as an adviser to the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, he convened - with his Corpus colleague Jay Sexton - an international conference in Oxford to examine Abraham Lincoln's global legacy: the proceedings appeared as The Global Lincoln (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011). He is now working on a study of religion in American national construction between the Revolution and the Civil War.


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Sharing of a tremendous amount of code across Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 in game development can be considered as we expected as the head title of overcoming.
Using middleware engines such as Havok and Unity is usualy a reason for shop by managers.
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The newlywed talk show host, 43, who eloped with Christian Evans, 40, in a beachside California ceremony Sunday, included her furry kids – goldendoodle Jeffie and English bulldog Pacha – in her wedding party.
"It was a beautiful moment I will never forget," Lake tells PEOPLE. "I wasn't anxious or nervous. I was really relaxed and excited." Plus, she adds, "We have our dogs here and we have this beautiful setting."
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Luckily, Lake had "daughter" Jeffie with her to calm some jitters before the big day. "I was working on [my vows] and suddenly felt really exhausted because ... my heart has just been racing," she says. "I got up early and took my dog for a walk. It's absolutely gorgeous here this weekend."
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5 Things Nobody Tells You About Having a Career
#2. When You're Absent, Things Stop Working
I bring up fast food jobs a lot in these types of articles because I believe they're among the most clockwork efficient workplaces on the planet. For the most part, they can hire almost anyone off the street and plug them right into the mix, getting pretty much the same results with any crew. If one of those people happen to get sick, they can call someone else in, or the manager can jump into that spot. A few minor adjustments and the machine keeps turning. No problem.
But call in sick as a judge, and court fucking stops. Even back down on that fast food level, the higher you climb on the corporate chain, the results get progressively worse for being absent.
Remember when Bill Gates got the flu back in '98?
For instance, on the workers' side, we always hear the same thing when the manager crashes her Lamborghini Diablo and has to miss a week: "When she's not around, this place runs so much smoother." No, it just runs with less stress on you because you don't have someone looking over your shoulder, ready to fire your ass for rubbing your balls on the lettuce. Yes, basic operations get done because you're used to working in patterns, and it doesn't take a manager to continually tell you how to do that. But keep that manager out of the picture long enough, and everything goes to hell. All of that work that she normally takes care of without the knowledge of the rest of the crew starts piling up, and nobody else has the skills or training to even know where to begin.
Eventually they have to find someone who can make the work schedule, order stock from suppliers, do payroll, organize advertising, communicate with the corporate office, hire new workers when the lettuce scandal goes public ...
If you're that manager, you're dreading every second that you're not at work because while you're gone, there is an enormous hole that isn't getting filled, and you know how much you're going to come back to. You have a very specific skill set that cannot be replaced on a whim, and that's why yours is called a career, while the teenager making fries is working a job.
"I prefer the term 'potato technician,' asshole."
It's all about how much the company relies on you to be available at any given moment, and they don't trust just anyone to do that. If they did, every job would be a career, and all the lower end tasks would be performed by robots and people from Wyoming.
Why That's a Good Thing
Being relied upon means job security, and that is one of the most valuable assets you'll ever acquire in the workforce. When you're in a position of being irreplaceable, you'll find that companies are much more liberal with things like raises, time off, benefits and even the tone they take when they speak to you. They know you're important, and they want to keep you around. As far as careers go, there is no greater feeling. Well, maybe getting away with shitting on the floor, but if you're smart like me, you have that written into your contract anyway, so that's a given.
Oh, and 9 a.m. onward is "casual" time.
As far as life in general, it teaches you how to be a problem solver. And I'm telling you, nothing gets done faster than when you're the one fixing things. There's liberation in knowing that you don't have to depend on other people to do things for you.
#1. People Assume That You're Not Enjoying Life
Whenever I talk about my work hours, I inevitably get a friend or family member telling me, "You need to slow down and learn to relax before you give yourself an ulcer." They talk about how unhealthy it is to live under that much stress, picturing me blocking out every other facet of my life to appease the ever-looming Work Overlord.
The problem is that they're still using the same frame of mind that they were in when they worked a crappy job that they hated. They're assuming that what I'm doing is stressful and taxing, and it's just not. When you have a job that provides a reward, working a 16-hour day is no more taxing than spending a day on the beach or laying around, playing a video game. And I'm not talking about a paycheck type of reward. I mean the satisfaction of seeing the end result of something you created. I don't care if it's writing dick jokes, building a homeless shelter or seeing your store break a sales record. Seeing your work pay off in a tangible way is the fuel that keeps the rocket going. But my family has never experienced that, so they tell me that I need to find a stress release, not understanding that my work is my stress release.
"Come on, man. There's got to be a way to make anal bleeding funny."
I will typically have 60 hours invested into my work before the end of the fourth day. Aside from doing it because I love it, I also do it so that when the weekend rolls around, I have time to spend with my family and friends. What I'm not doing is locking myself inside seven days a week and pecking on a keyboard until blood comes out of my eyes.
Slow down and enjoy life? Fuck that. I did that for over 30 years, and it got me nowhere but poor. I'd rather speed up and enjoy life because I've since learned that the harder I work, the easier the rest of life becomes. Not just for me, but for my fiancee, my kids and the bill collectors who don't have to deal with my cursing anymore.
"Listen up, jackoff, I will bend you over and fuck you in HALF!"
Why That's a Good Thing
Most people don't have the stamina to put in hours like that, and the world doesn't expect them to. Hell, personally, I don't want them to. The more people who are able and willing to pull those kinds of work weeks, the less of an advantage I have -- It's one less thing I have going in my favor, and believe me, I'll take everything I can get, because I don't have much to begin with.
That's me.
But if you do happen to find something that provides the sort of satisfaction that makes you want to do more of it, and people are actually handing you money for it ... take advantage of that shit for as long as you can. Someone can fill in for you when you're dead.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (KARE) -- Eleafar Xelhua arrived in Minnesota eight months ago with a goal more humble than those of most 12-year-olds. He wanted a hug from his mom.
Eleafar was born with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare disease that inhibited his skin from attaching to his body. The condition left his skin so fragile, even a hug could pull it off.
"All she could do was lay with me and say sorry," said Eleafar with tears welling in his eyes.
That goal is now met. Hugs are again part of his life thanks to the work of Dr. Jakub Tolar of the University of Minnesota and Amplatz Children's Hospital.
Five years ago, Tolar began using bone marrow transplants to help EB patients reset the defective proteins that generate their skin. "There are more than two dozen now transplanted and we have seen in about three-quarters of these, significant improvement," Tolar said.
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Local finance guru Robert Haugen says he has a controversial finding for the world�s stock market experts: Low-risk stocks actually have a higher return for investors than high-risk ones.
Haugen, president of Haugen Custom Financial Systems, just completed a 21-year study that examined the returns in 32 countries between 1990 and 2011.
�We find that risk has a negative payback in every country,� said Haugen, who completed the study with Nardin Baker, a chief strategist at Golden Alpha, Guggenheim Partners Asset Management.
This finding includes the United States. Haugen found that low-volatility stocks over time produce the highest returns in the United States.
Between 1990 and 2011, the study shows the least volatile decile of U.S. stocks made average returns of 12 percent, while the most volatile lost 7 percent, according the Financial Times.
There are few exceptions to this, such as during the tech bubble when investors were racing to put money into technology stocks, Haugen said.
�There was a three-year window where you fell behind high-volatility stocks for a very brief time because the market was roaring, and low-volatility stocks when the markets roars, don�t roar with them,� he said. �But when it falls, they (low-volatility stocks) don�t fall with the market, either.�
Haugen�s study was featured in a May article in the Financial Times. He was also featured in Money Magazine�s June issue as part of an in-depth report on how to make investments safer.
The study�s results could change how investors buy stock, but it hasn�t been an easy road for Haugen.
Haugen and his economics professor at the University of Illinois at Champagne-Urbana, Jim Heins, published a paper in 1975 that also showed high-risk stocks produce lower returns.
�It�s been a struggle for 40 years trying to get this done,� he said. �The first paper got shambled in the reviewing process, and it finally got published, but it was just a shadow of its former self.�
Investors should wait about three years before judging a return on stocks, Haugen said, and the safest stocks are generally uninteresting ones that poke along.
Money Magazine picked seven low-risk stocks that provide good returns, including Walmart and General Mills.
If you�re looking to buy small stocks, Dec. 31 is a good time to do so, according to Haugen.
It�s called the �January Effect� because it is the start of a new year, and investors are setting up stocks for the next year, which affects the price of stocks and small-stock investors can make money, Haugen said.


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Some in Congress are talking about easing Federal marijuana laws. Likely anytime soon?
In some states, smoking marijuana is good for you.
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If someone has a bad case of emphysema, can they get a marijuana prescription for that?
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I think it may be sooner than some think. We wouldn't want to violate someone's right to do what ever they want, now would we??
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Yes, sooner rather than later. Marijuana prohibition is an abject failure. Anyone who argues against legalization or at least rescheduling is a moron--you are ignoring the facts right in your face for reasons that were created in your head strictly from propaganda.
rpm--there are ways to ingest marijuana without smoking it, so yes.
It's coming whether some of you want it to or not, and I'll be the first to say thank God.
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lou had a part in it, but it just shows how much kovie meant to their franchise. for him to bail on them now is a slap in the face to the devils
kovie can hide behind the family excuse all he wants but imo this comes down to money. he will probably get 15-20 million a year tax free in the khl. he will easily surpass his nhl contract money in a few years. He shouldn't have signed such a long term contract if he had concerns about being close to his family
he shouldn't have come back to the nhl at all if that was his attitude.
Agreed he made it clear, where his heart was he just should have told Lou and stayed there, so at least the Devils would have saved money to sign some free agents.


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A five-point separation was all it took for Columbian High School to beat Clyde High School Friday in a Quiz Bowl Tournament.
Senca/Wyandot/Put-in-Bay/Sandusky Area High School Quiz Bowl League had its double-elimination tournament at First Lutheran Church.
Columbian lost to Clyde in the beginning of the tournament. It was the only loss the entire season, said coach Len Donaldson.
"We are very excited," Donaldson said. "We came through the losers' bracket and had to beat Clyde twice."
Columbian also took home the trophy for North Division winner with a record of 8-0.
"We are really happy," senior Scott Bryant said. "It is my first year competing in the quiz bowl and I had a lot of fun and I am glad that I could help lead the team to as many victories as possible."
"Each member of the team has strong points and we worked well together as a team in every round," senior Chris Daniel said.
"The loss to Clyde kind of had the team stressing out, but it gave us the confidence to win in the end," Daniel said.
Clyde took third place in the division along with the second-place title in the tournament with a record of 6-2 for the season.
Put-in-Bay had a record of 6-2 for the season, giving the team second place in the North Division with a win over Clyde. Upper Sandusky High School took third place in the tournament, losing against Columbian. Upper Sandusky had a record of 2-7 for the season.
In the South Division standings, Seneca East High School took first place with a record of 8-1 and Hopewell-Loudon High School took second place with a record of 7-1. St. Wendelin High School rounded up to third place for the division with a win over Carey.
Other teams in the league that competed were Bridges Community Academy, Bettsville, Calvert, Carey, Fostoria, Fremont Ross, Mohawk, North Central Academy, New Riegel and Old Fort high schools.


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"Afro Prada Bruiser or Elf Alien Queen. Your pick," the actress, 23, wrote on Twitter next to two covers of Britain's Wonderland magazine, whose February/March issue she is guest editing.
In the first photo, she is indeed wearing Prada; in the second, Dolce & Gabbana.
While the actress, who's dating rugby player Matt Janney, makes beauty look easy on the Wonderland covers, editing the magazine apparently wasn't so simple.
"Being an editor... Not totally easy eh?" she wrote last week.
The new issue of Wonderland, out Feb. 7, will reportedly include contributors and interview subjects such as Lena Dunham, Lorde, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Sofia Coppola, Patti Smith and Pharrell Williams.
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World Dairy Expo Early Entry Deadline Closes Thursday at Midnight
World Dairy Expo Early Entry Deadline Closes Thursday at Midnight
Cattle exhibitors wishing to compete at World Dairy Expo 2011 should log on to World Dairy Expo website now and submit their entries. According to Dairy Cattle Show Manager, Laura Herschleb, entry fees will increase at midnight (CDT) on Thursday, September 1. Paper applications must also be postmarked by that date to avoid late entry fees.
Animals may still be entered after September 1 and until check-in for the show. Late entries made between September 2 and September 6 may be made online or by paper at $50 per animal. After September 6, all late entries must be submitted on paper entry form at a cost of $100 per animal.
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"Around the World of Dairy in 5 Days" is the theme for World Dairy Expo 2011, which will take place Tuesday, October 4, through Saturday, October 8 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin. For show schedule details and further event information, visit www.worlddairyexpo.com.


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Boaters brought to Port Canaveral
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A Disney cruise ship responded to a distress call in the Bahamas on Wednesday and rescued two sailors.
The boaters, who are United States citizens, were brought aboard the Disney Dream and given food, water and medical attention, according to Disney Cruise Line spokeswoman Rebecca Pedddie.
The Coast Guard was alerted and the two were brought to Port Canaveral on the cruise ship Thursday morning.
"We are proud of our Disney Dream crew members, who skillfully demonstrated their training and commitment to maritime protocols around saving lives at sea," Peddie said.
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1)acronym for "dad I'd like to fuck"
2)a heterosexual female's version of a MILF (see milf)
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I'm 47,,,I was told by one on my sons 20 something friends (female) that I was a DILF. I had to ask,,,,,
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DILF = Dad I'd Like to Fuck; a dad you'd like to fuck
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Dad I'd like to fuck
A hetero girl or gay boy's version of milf(mom id like to fuck)
generally in college campuses or diversified fraternities
A hetero girl or gay boy's version of milf(mom id like to fuck)
generally in college campuses or diversified fraternities
The DILFs were slim pickin's at Dad's Day this year.
by dilfer June 16, 2003
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aka--mr. pesta
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SYCAMORE - A pitchers worst nightmare might be when a strong wind is blowing back at them. That means hard hit balls have the potential to go a long way. That's what happened Tuesday in Sycamore.
Mohawk (5-0) and Upper Sandusky combined for six home runs, four coming off Warrior bats including two of Cambria Kohlenberg's bat as Mohawk routed Upper Sandusky, 12-4.
Kohlenberg went 3 for 3 on the day, scoring three times and drove in four.
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Sarah Runion and Allison Price also hit homers for Mohawk. Runion had three hits and scored three. Price had two hits, scored three and drove in two.
Julie Adelsperger, Clara Adelsperger, Hannah Kieffer and Mackenzie Sowers all added RBIs for the victors. Julie Adelsperger picked up the win in the circle striking out 11.
Upper Sandusky (4-3) was paced by home runs by Brigitte Snow and Justeen Searfoss. Snow also doubled.
Rymer has right stuff
CAREY - Playing on the warmest day of the year obviously more suited a team nicknamed the Blue Devils rather than a team called the Polar Bears.
Or maybe the weather didn't have anything to do with it, and Ali Rymer was just that good.
The Carey junior tossed a one-hitter, striking out 15 without walking a batter in a 3-0 blanking of Hardin Northern.
Rymer also starred at the plate, picking up two hits including a double, and drove in a run. Sydney Wentling also singled and doubled. Audrey Hotelling added a pair of base hits while Taylor Fletcher, Jessica Wyatt and Chelsea Schlack all added base hits.
Lights out for the Knights
VAN BUREN - Hopewell-Loudon opened Tuesday's game against Van Buren with two runs in the first and that would be all that Kelsey Coppus would need. Coppus struck out five in a three-hit shutout as the Chieftains topped the Black Knights 5-0.
Lauren Trumpler and Racquel Hossler provided the offensive punch for Hopewell-Loudon (2-5). Hossler went 3 for 4 with two RBIs, stole two bases and scored two runs. Trumpler had two hits with a double, scored a run and also drove in a pair. Aubrey Affholder added a double and an RBI while Shelbi Sauber and C.J. Hohman also scored runs.
Bauman's RBI single sends SE home a winner
ATTICA - Rachel Bauman's two-out bases loaded RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning capped a four-run rally, and Seneca East walked off with a 9-8 win over Sandusky St. Mary's.
Bauman, who got the win in the circle, had four hits on the day, while Karrigan Wetz drove in two runs.
The game was tied at five going to the top of the seventh, but the Panthers scored three runs in the frame.
Seneca East answered with a big inning of its own.
"They could have quit; the kids just didn't quit," Seneca East coach Jerry Hassinger said. "They showed what they were made of tonight."
Redmen rally for win
ARCADIA - Things looked bleak for Fostoria after Arcadia plated five runs in the third inning to take a 6-2 lead. But the Redmen refused to be held down on this day. Fostoria rallied for two in the sixth inning and three more in the seventh to head home with a 7-6 victory.
Ashlyn Roberts lined a pair of doubles and scored three runs for Fostoria. Jada Hampton doubled, singled, stole a base and scored a pair. Alex Hersch and Kaitlyn Gonyer each picked up a pair of base hits with Hersch driving in three runs. Erica Moore and Christina Cleveland added base hits.
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Unemployment rate rises slightly, still
1.8 percentage points better than national average
Maryland Labor Secretary urges quick passage of American
Jobs Act
President Obama's proposed legislation would create or save
18,200 Maryland jobs
BALTIMORE, MD (September 16, 2011) - The U.S.
Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics
released state payroll job and employment data earlier
today. According to the preliminary data, Maryland shed
2,500 jobs in August. Maryland unemployment rate, 1.8
percentage points better than the national average, rose
modestly to 7.3 percent - still among the lowest rates
in the country.
Despite job losses across most supersectors, the state
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and 500 in Educational/Health Care/Social Assistance. The
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6,600 in local government. Since January, Maryland has added
14,700 jobs. The largest job declines were seen in the
Information sector (-4,400). The since-resolved Verizon
labor dispute disproportionately contributed to job losses
in that sector.
"August was a softer month along Maryland's road to
recovery. While our unemployment rate remains 1.8 percentage
points better than the national average, we still shed 2,500
jobs in August and saw our unemployment rate tick up
modestly," Maryland Labor Secretary Alexander M.
Sanchez said. "Governor O'Malley is leading efforts in
Maryland to position our state more competitively for the
New Economy. Because of his leadership and the tough choices
he's made, we survived the national recession better than
others. Still, the hundreds of thousands of Marylanders and
the millions of Americans looking for work need help now.
More than ever, it's vital that our Congressional leaders
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The August jobs report was released a little more than a
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President's proposal, which includes an initiative based on
the successful HIRE Tax Credit to small businesses that hire
unemployed workers for new positions, will create or save
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unemployed workers through the Maryland HIRE Tax Credit.
The American Jobs Act would provide nearly $542 million
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Maryland, more than $625 million for infrastructure
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Name: Hannah Mercer
School: Hollidaysburg
Age: 18
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Grade: Senior
Sport: Softball
Athlete of the week achievement: Mercer went 3-for-4 and drove in three runs, including the game-tying and go-ahead runs, in a victory over Johnstown in the District 6 Class AAA semifinals. She also made a key sliding catch in the sixth inning.
Season update: Mercer is hitting .547 (29-for-53) with 15 runs scored, 15 RBIs, two homers, four triples and six doubles. She's struck out just once this season and has only two errors at shortstop. The Lady Tigers will play for the District title Wednesday against Bellefonte.
Coach Dennis Carter's quote: "She has the total package as far as work ethic, desire, enthusiasm. That's still not enough that can be said about her. She shows up for every practice and every game and gives 100 percent and goes to the park by herself or with her parents to get extra work in. Division I schools should have been following her - she's that caliber of a player.''
Favorite teacher: Miss Smiach
Favorite subject: Civics
Favorite movie: "Soul Surfer''
Favorite food: Steak
Favorite song: "Really Don't Care'' by Demi Lovato
Outside interests: Playing basketball, hanging out with friends and going to the beach
Favorite professional team: Miami Heat
Favorite college team: Penn State
Pro athlete most admired: Natasha Watley
Best athlete I ever played with: Ronette Claar
Best athlete I ever competed against: Philipsburg-Osceola's Chelsea Rex
Most influential person on my athletic career: "My parents [Don and Barb] and Sabrina Lane.''
Proudest athletic achievement: "Three-peat in basketball - winning three straight District 6 titles.''
How I got my start in softball: "I played baseball with the boys until I was 11 and then made the switch.''
Future goal: "To find success and happiness at IUP and beyond that.''


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MMAO is an abbreviation for the term used to describe a person who is moaning their ass off about things that displease them. They can also be referred to as a buzz kill or buzz killington.
"Oh god you were totally MMAO last night, you killed the mood for everyone laamme!"
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5 Important Milestones of Adulthood Nobody Talks About
Our society has an unhealthy obsession with youth: We idealize naivete and innocence, confuse "beauty" with "still getting through puberty," and focus our most profitable entertainment on satisfying the whims of people who are, at the end of the day, babies. It's probably because our society is getting older and going through a midlife crisis, which means it'll break down and buy a bright yellow sports car any day now.
So society idolizes all the major milestones that happen in the first two decades of your life, like losing your virginity, getting your driver's license, and being able to drink, but it skips over most of the major milestones that happen after that -- even though they're way more important. Stuff like ...
#5. The First Time You Aren't Ashamed of Your Groceries
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Like every college student, I survived on a steady diet of frozen pizza, light beer, and surely some third thing (there has to have been a third thing). Which is fine, because 20-year-old me was like some weird combination of Pac-Man and the guy from Shel Silverstein's The Missing Piece, in that I put weird stuff in my mouth all day and never suffered any consequences. But I also felt like my shopping habits were ... wrong, somehow.
To be clear, my groceries never bothered me at home, because I could just close the door to my cupboards and, like magic, look like a real person who knew how to feed himself. The only time my groceries were actually shameful was in the checkout counter, when I piled my boxes and cans onto the Conveyor Belt of Truth and stood in judgment of Cashier Lady Doris. Back home, I could hide my shame, but Doris saw me for what I really was: a soft, smelly sack of pizza, beer, and whatever that third thing was (vegetables, maybe? That doesn't sound right) who, through the dark magic of youth, hadn't collapsed and died from malnutrition in the past week.
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Did you know vitamins aren't just a candy company with a Flintstones license, but something you need to live?
Until one day (and it wasn't even that long ago) I loaded my purchases onto the conveyor belt and saw ... well, beer, yes, but also tomato paste, and raw meat, and vegetables that weren't even in a package. That's the difference between the stuff I used to buy and actual groceries. My purchases were no longer a collection of individual meals, but items that could be assembled into a meal, at a later date, by me. And that's the essence of maturity: sacrificing convenience and instant gratification (a quick, frozen meal that will make you feel shitty later) for long-term satisfaction (something you have to put effort into cooking but tastes good and won't launch an insurgency against the oppressive regime of your digestive tract).
For the first time, I could stand in front of the cashier's judging eyes, smile widely, look Doris in the eye, and say- Easy Cheese! That's what the third thing was. You put it on Ritz crackers, and, man, that shit's divine.
The fact that they can legally call it "cheese" and not "cheez" makes me trust it more.
#4. The First Time You Forget It's Friday Night
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There's a point where the song "Working for the Weekend" by Loverboy became the theme song of my life, and that point was right around the time when I got my first job and the movie Zoolander came out. Friday wasn't just the one day of the week named after the queen of Asgard, but the one source of constant glory in my life. Monday through Thursday were spent in bated anticipation of its sweet release, and Saturday and Sunday were my refractory period, but Friday was the day my entire life revolved around, because it was my day off. I would no more forget about Friday because of work than I would forget to enjoy a pizza's topping because the crust was so good.
Dammit, there's an exception for everything, isn't there?
Until ... that day. The day I was sitting at my computer, taking care of some stuff, and suddenly realized that I had left my phone in my jacket pocket. But that's OK, because who's going to be calling me with anything important? It was only Thursday -- or so I thought. I took care of some chores, organized emails, and then dicked around on Netflix. "Why not?" I thought, "there's nothing else to do on this, the Thursiest of Days."
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Don't look so mad. Your day is kinda shitty, but you've got a pretty sweet costume. Uniform! I meant uniform.
It wasn't until I fished my phone out of my jacket pocket to set my alarm for the morning that I saw the texts (dozens of them, some with SMS images of boobs) and realized my mistake -- but that wasn't the worst part. The worst part was realizing that I didn't mind, because I was kinda looking forward to finishing A Dance With Dragons and, besides, it was nice to know that I had gotten my student loan payments in early. And speaking of student loans, there's also ...
#3. The First Time You're Proud of Something You Do With Money
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A few nights ago I awoke drenched in a cold sweat and struck with a terrible realization: I was a sellout. A goon. I had high-fived a friend of mine over some money I had made. And not even money for doing some cool job or pulling off some crazy stunt with a motorcycle and a shark, but just for paying off a loan. How did this happen? Wait, this seems familiar ...
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How did I become Rod from Birdemic?
When I was a kid and my understanding of the world was being shaped, I heard a lot of stuff about money -- mostly cliches, like "money is the root of all evil" and "money won't bring you happiness" and "love don't co$t a thing." And the thing is, while that shit's true, it's misleading, because even though money isn't the end-all, be-all of your existence, you're going to spend way more time thinking about it than you expect. Even at the best of times, when you feel like you have a grip on your life, it's still like having a really badly behaved puppy: take your eyes off for even half a second, and it'll shit all over your life. Then grow gigantic legs and kick your ass out onto the street.
"This is my home now."
It becomes a constant struggle, a game with massive stakes -- and like any game, you get happy when you "win." And in this case, "win" means "pay off some debt" or even "get your rent in on time." And since you're dealing with this all the time and hanging out with people in the same economic bracket as you, you start to commiserate. When you have a good victory, you celebrate. And what's the best way to celebrate? A high-five. So I do that. That's who I am now. A man who celebrates money stuff with high-fives. And I can never go back.


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My granddaughter made that she just loves this place, said 88-year-old Ethel Nepveux, indicating a Welcome sign. Nepveux, first started coming to Goat Island with her husband in the early 1960s. They built this cottage to replace the one destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
GOAT ISLAND -- The skinny strip of sand bluff is a place of tides, and the people who live here instinctively are in tune with the water's ebbs and flows.
They have to be, because boats are the only way on or off.
Ethel Nepveux and her husband Felix first stepped foot on Goat Island in 1960, lured by an ad selling affordable waterfront lots. Two things happened -- they found a lot where the front porch view would be the sandy beach and waterway across to Isle of Palms, and the back porch view would be live oaks, palmettos and the beach out to Gray Bay.
The other thing that happened was people they had never met walked on down and invited them over.
"The people," Nepveux says a half-century later sitting on that front porch, "make Goat Island."
Goat Island is the quirky enclave motorists see to the north as they climb the Isle of Palms Connector bridge over today's Intracoastal Waterway. It's only two and a half miles long. In places, it's barely wide enough to support little more than a home, well and septic tank. You barely see the homes, tucked away in the trees. You see the docks.
The island is legend. Its early 20th century settlers were goats moved off Isle of Palms, and then a man and his wife who simply squatted amid the feral herd and lived much of their life au naturale -- the "goat people" who would scream at intruders.
The island remains a throwback to a time when life on a coast was a rustic retreat, hammocks were the furniture of choice and kids fussed over who got to sleep on the bed on the screened porch. Isle of Palms is a collection of trim lawns and upscale beach tourist rentals. Goat Island is the maritime woods. There is electricity but no paved road.
A lot of the houses are snug little beach cabins, weekend and summer places for people who live somewhere else. A handful of people are "full-timers," living there year-round. Like the island itself, they are unique -- painters, musicians, skilled carpenters and crafts people who make things like flying staircases.
It says a lot of what you need to know about Goat Island that the father of third-generation islander Laura Watkins, a painter, used to joke that he never had to change her diaper as an infant; he just took her down to the water and dipped.
It says the rest of what you need to know that the view from Nepveux's porch now includes resort golf course holes and the distant roofs of fancy Isle of Palms waterfront manors.
An adventure
The island is a place where you do for yourself, so doing for others comes naturally. A neighbor working with a handsaw will stop, come across the yard and caution a visitor walking down the rickety dock next door that he should stay atop the joists.
"You go to Goat Island, you have to bring it with you," says Lane Mack, a friend of "Miss Ethel."
The year after the Nepveuxs arrived, neighbors brought the Goat Man and his wife a small hut, because they were getting too old to live in their driftwood and palm frond lean-to. After Hurricane Hugo tore apart the place in 1989, neighbors fetched their own and each others' belongings from their yards and rebuilt, sometimes using pieces of the wreckage of each others' homes.
People value their privacy and their community. For Christmas 1990, the island held its inaugural Tour of Homes, a take-off on tony Charleston Historic District tours. Party-goers went house to house to admire the hurricane renovations and feast. The tour is still held.
It's as primitive a residential island as there is left around Charleston. The goats are gone, but deer still leave hoof marks down "The Leisure Trail," the lone dirt track running along the length. Raccoons and smaller critters scavenge with enough impunity that island residents keep dogs and cats as deterrents.
It is a place where dogs run free, and not just dogs. Watkins checked on the barking one time to find rare red wolves in her yard, temporarily absconded from their former breeding grounds in the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge to the north. Red drum tail in the reedy shallows. Dolphins and pelicans cruise past.
Miss Ethel's dog, Coby, once came across a badly injured red-tailed hawk, which was rehabilitated at the former Center for Birds of Prey in Awendaw, returned to the island and released, in the middle of a release party, of course.
Watkins keeps an eye on 3-year-old Wahoo, her son. As a kid's life goes, the island is an adventure. Watkins grew up hunting fossils and Indian pottery in the salt marsh. Wahoo doesn't go anywhere without a pair of binoculars. Her children have found a pygmy rattler on the porch and she had to pick up a daughter in diapers when she spotted an alligator sunning in the yard.
"Not all kids have to get up in the morning and put on a life preserver," she says.
The breeze
It takes scrappiness to live on Goat Island. One commuter kept a car in the woods on Isle of Palms, and when the tide was too low to get her boat freed from the muck, she would swim, holding her work clothes in her hand above the water.
A lot of people live there for a while until getting the children back and forth from school or some other relentless duty drives them ashore. Others stay put.
"Too much pluff mud between our toes," Watkins says. The Nepveuxs themselves couldn't live on the island full time, not with the demands of Felix's dental practice. But they carved out long weekends and long summer stays.
Life on the island has changed over the years, despite the rustic appeal for its people, who a few decades ago put the entire Gray Bay shoreline under conservation easement. Miss Ethel recalls a time when her child swung in the hammock as feral goats raced by on either side.
First, somebody got a telephone. Then came the golf carts. The boats became more efficient than the old ones with motors that were always acting up, she says.
The waterway, too, has changed. Barges and fishing boats have been supplanted by flashy motorboats and Jet Skis that contribute to erosion along the banks. Islanders post signs pleading for no wakes. Natively friendly, they have gotten a reputation for cliquishness. The summer waterway traffic is just too busy, the boaters too loud and obtrusive. If they don't like you, they won't wave.
In winter, the island retreats within itself, peaceful and quiet as lapping tides wash its shores.
Miss Ethel is now 88 years old. Felix, her husband, died last year. A published historian, she lives in West Ashley, where she works on regional histories, some of them based on an ancestor of hers, George Trenholm, treasury secretary of the Confederate States of America.
She was the country girl who grew up on Johns Island among horses and boats. Felix was a city boy. But the island became his passion, Mack says. He built his cabin, Miss Ethel alongside him, and then rebuilt it after Hugo, boating over the supplies.
It's hard for her to go there now, she agrees with a nod. But she looks out at the shining water and her eyes light up. After Felix got sick he talked about selling their island cabin. After he died, she talked about selling it. But she didn't.
"You hate to give it up," she says. She steps from the porch, a stir of wind tussling her hair. It's cool and it smells like salt. She gestures across the waterway at Isle of Palms.
"The breeze is better over here than it is on that side."
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Read more stories in this series that looks at how the coast and the ocean off the Lowcountry are changing at postandcourier.com/livesonthesea.
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ETF Arbitrage: Intraday Evidence
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November 16, 2010
We use two extremely liquid S&P 500 ETFs to analyze the prevailing trading conditions when mispricing allowing arbitrage opportunities is created. While these ETFs are not perfect substitutes, we show that their minor differences are not responsible for the mispricing. Spreads increase just before arbitrage opportunities, consistent with a decrease in liquidity. Order imbalance increases as markets become more one-sided and spread changes become more volatile which suggests an increase in liquidity risk. The price deviations are economically significant (mean profit of 6.6% p.a. net of spreads) and are followed by a tendency to quickly correct back towards parity.
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MARTINSBURG — After an executive session during their regular meeting Tuesday, members of the Eastern Regional Airport Authority voted unanimously to file a suit in circuit court against Aviation......
Everything connected with the Airport Authority is doomed to fail. What is going on!!!! What a waste.
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I go to the airport every month hoping to catch a glimpse of one of those super-sleek Sino-Swearingen jets roaring off the assembly line. Haven't seen one yet. Must be poor timing on my part. Thank-you Sen. Jay Rockefeller.
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I guess you don't understand, the Airport Authority is trying to get land lease payments owed to them by this entity... A similar situation occurred in the Spring of 2011 with Arcadia Aviation/ JETLINK USA/mrb. In fact, the amounts owed are similar, around $30,000 dollars or more both times. Yet, the Airport Authority never took Garrett/Jetlink/Arcadia to court for payment and the Taxpayers of the state are being fleeced by this inept group running the Airport Authority...Nothing but empty buildings at the airport... but Wachtel and his Cronies continue to be paid no matter whether things go well or bad! Lawyers, Real Estate, and WRNR radio via continual advertisement placement by Scab-owned Aero-Smith Flight center to the tune of $thousands$ of dollars a year!
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"Oh, that's right he borrowed money from Centra Bank" Wouldn't it be up to Centra to pursue payment? Who ended up holding the bag?
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What about Arcadia Aviation, aka jetlink USA run and owned by one Mr. Robert Garrett of NY, NY? Why did the EWVRAA never go after this business and man for the money owed by his company? Oh, that's right he borrowed money from Centra Bank and his family has deep-rooted ties to the Rockefeller family he can not be pursued, it would be against the interest of a few of his cronies at the Airport Authority! Please note sarcasm... This brings corruption to a whole new level in Berkeley County!
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I am laughing at the people who were selling their preorders from the Game group on ebay. They will soon find out that they have been cancelled and will then have to apologise to the people who bought them off ebay as everywhere will be sold out very soon
I am laughing at the people who were selling their preorders from the Game group on ebay. They will soon find out that they have been cancelled and will then have to apologise to the people who bought them off ebay as everywhere will be sold out very soon
Exactly what i was thinking, serves the greedy b******* right.
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seems it's already sold out everywhere.. My gamestop order is still saying confirmed though and i've had no e-mail regarding it, i thought GAME owned gamestop?
Blockbusters has now been added to EA's list of N7 sellers. Go go go
This'll be the first physical Collectors Edition of a Mass Effect game I've gotten.
Got the Limited Edition of the first Mass Effect from CEX. Got the Collectors Edition of ME2 as the Digital Deluxe version from the EA Store and now the Mass Effect 3 Collectors Edition from Amazon.
I do feel bad for those folk who ordered from GAME and might out but I'm happy I've got my copy.
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I was lucky enough to read this on my iPhone at college and I managed to bag myself a N7 edition from ShopTo. I'm actually much happier I'm getting it with ShopTo, as I really do not trust GAME anymore. I would have been raging if I never got the chance to claim one.They can stick there £5 voucher where the sun dont shine too.I've completely forgotten my GAME password actually. I want to log in to check they have cancelled my order for me as I wouldn't put it past them to still charge me for it. I've asked for a password reset email 4 times now and I still aint heard a thing.Truly shocking service.
Luckily while at work managed to sign into my phone and snag a shopto N7 edition so can cancel my game if they don't cancel it for me
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I'm guessing Shopto have ran out seeing as they aren't on the list of retailers anymore on the EA update. Gamestop.co.uk has been added to the list and are still taking orders for both console versions.
PSN: Inapplicable - pretty much over there now.#88
Yes ShopTo announced they have run out of 360 + PC N7 editions but they have some PS3 versions left.
Glad i got my order in at shopto ealier! about an hour or so before i got the email from game!....
Violence has its own economy. Therefore be thoughtful and precise in your investment.
Well happy with Amazons customer service, when it first came on the site it was £55.88. I went all the way to check out and then it said that it wasn't available so I preordered it for the normal price. I have just rang them now and they have honoured the £55.88 and adjusted my order to reflect this price.
Now that is customer service right there
Just read about this on the BBC website - interesting that it makes national news. And glad that this isn't happening with a game I have interest in!
'People won't have time for you if you are always angry or complaining.' - Stephen Hawking
I feel sorry for all the Game and Gamestation staff. My other half is not looking forward to the amount of grief she's gonna get when people start coming in to get their deposits back.
It's not very clear what's happening here.
Best guess is that EA want GAME to do something for them that they are not prepared to do or GAME want EA to do something for them that they're not prepared to do.
Sure the 5 or 6 people that surf these boards regularly will happily place their orders online but EA not being able to sell one of it's Flagship Titles in the UK's biggest High Street gaming specialty shops is going to hit them in the pocket.
I find your lack of faith... disturbing.
The best guess is that GAME simply cant afford to purchase stock.
They will be gone by the end of the year.
Due to the Game Group's precarious financial position they've been trying to thrash out more favourable terms with publishers so they can continue to receive new stock but apparently EA won't budge. Most publishers have been quite sympathetic to their plight as they value the presence of a large retailer dedicated to gaming but EA have left them with no choice but to not buy any wholesale stock from them without putting the company into even greater financial trouble.


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CALCUTTA -The Mustangs ran away from the Beavers.
The Claymont football team jumped out to a 26-0 lead less than nine minutes into the game, and the Mustangs never looked back en route to a 54-6 win over Beaver Local Friday night at Fighting Beaver Stadium.
With the win, Claymont moves back to .500 on the season at 4-4. The win snapped the Mustangs' two-game losing streak.
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Beaver Local and Claymont line up on Friday. (Photo by Aaron Petchal)
The loss drops Beaver Local to 2-6.
First-year Beaver Local head coach Jeremy McElroy was not immediately available for comment after the game.
The Mustangs controlled the game from the very beginning, and Claymont scored touchdowns in all three phases of the game.
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Also for the Mustangs, Keaton Herron recorded 20 yards on the ground and two touchdowns, and Jonathan Grey contributed 57 yards.
Hunter Striker hauled in one reception for 75 yards, and Taylor Wise caught one pass for 31 yards and a score.
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Dan Lattanzio tallied 134 yards and a touchdown on the ground to lead the way for the Beavers. Phillip Beohm contributed 61 yards.
The Mustangs scored at least one touchdown in all four quarters.
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Claymont's second quarter of the game came following the Mustangs' first interception of the game. Peterson capped the drive with a 43-yard scoring scamper. The 2-point conversion run failed, and the visitors led 12-0 with 8:26 showing on the clock.
An interception ended the Beavers next drive. On a second down play from midfield, Beaver Local quarterback Austin Brooks rolled out and fired a pass down the field, but Albaugh stepped in front of the intended target and ran 54 yards down the sideline for a touchdown. Earl Scranton's extra point put the Mustangs up 19-0 with 5:23 still left to play in the quarter.
Beaver Local was forced to punt on its next drive. Albaugh fielded the punt, and he weaved his way through the Beavers en route to a touchdown. Alan Ruffini converted the PAT, and Claymont led 26-0 with 3:10 still showing on the clock.
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Later in the stanza, Wise hauled in his 31-yard scoring reception to make the score 39-0. Scranton's extra point split the uprights, and the Mustangs led 40-0 with 3:43 left in the stanza.
The Beavers got on the scoreboard when Lattanzio ran the ball into the end zone from the 3 on a fourth down play. The extra point sailed side, and Claymont led 40-6 with 20.6 seconds left in the first half.
In the third quarter, Heaton scored his second touchdown of the game to increase the Mustangs' lead to 47-6 following Scranton's kick. Heaton score covered 2 yards, and the visitors extended their lead with 4:09 remaining in the quarter.
Claymont's final score came late in the fourth quarter. Grey ran in from the 2, and Scranton's kick made the score 54-6 with 3:38 remaining to be played in the game.
Both teams are scheduled to return to the field Friday night. Beaver Local is scheduled to play at 7 p.m. at Hubbard, while Claymont plays at 7:30 p.m. at home against Meadowbrook.


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The charming Hotel Brienzerburli is located in the old part of Brienz on the lake of that name.
With its wooden chalets and idyllic little streets, this wood carvers' village in the Bernese Oberland promises unforgettable holidays for all those who visit it.
No less fantastic is the breathtaking scenery, which includes the Bernese Alps and Lake Brienz, whose lakeshore promenade is on the hotel's doorstep.
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Hubs took the clippers to Gray's luscious locks last night.
Of course I had some say, but by the time I ran upstairs to protest, the razor was plugged in and bzzzing away an inch from his head. Everyone was crowded around him in the bathroom; it was the excitement of the night (he begged for Daddy to do it) and I just had to go along with it. Wah wah.
Isn't he crazyhandsome?
We're having a yard sale today and instead of a lemonade stand he's been asking people if they want to feel his head.
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Police are looking for the man behind a reported indecent exposure incident Sunday at a Bed Bath & Beyond store in Dover.
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A new
study by the Center for Automotive Research has been published and the
study claims that the rise in efficiency standards by 2025 to 62 mpg could add up
to $9,790 to the cost of a new vehicle and will reduce sales by 5.5 million
units. The report also claims that the resultant price increase would force a
reduction of 260,000 automotive industry jobs due to reduced demand for
vehicles by consumers.
On the other side of the battle, those pushing for the increased efficiency
standards claim that the tech needed to meet the efficiency standards would
only add $770 to $3,500 to the price of a new vehicle.
David Friedman,
deputy director of the Union of Concerned Scientists' Clean Vehicles program and
supporter of the new efficiency mandate, said, "The Obama administration
should ignore this industry-advocate propaganda piece and focus on setting the
strongest vehicle efficiency and global warming pollution standards based on
credible scientific analysis."
President and CEO of the Union, Jay Baron, says that the main difference in
cost between the industry and government studies depends on how much the price
of the technology will come down over the next 15 years.
quote: The best example is Chevron's ownership of NiMH battery patents. They prevented the creation of large cells. They don't have to be tiny - they can be much bigger and FAR cheaper to make. Instead, inside the battery packs in cars like a Prius are literally hundreds of little cells with a bunch of expensive electronics to lower voltage levels created by using many smaller cells versus fewer large cells. This IP exclusion limited EV cars to heavy lead-acid, highly toxic NiCd, or needlessly complex NiMH.