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Original recipe yields 1 - 9x5 inch casserole
- Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat; cook and stir the sausage in the hot skillet until crumbly, evenly browned, and no longer pink. Drain and discard any excess grease. Grease a 9x13 inch baking dish. Spread the bread cubes into the prepared dish; sprinkle the browned sausage and Cheddar cheese overtop.
- Beat the eggs in a mixing bowl until smooth; add the salt, mustard powder, and 2 cups of milk and whisk until evenly blended. Pour the egg mixture over the bread cubes. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Preheat an oven to 300 degrees F (150 degrees C). Whisk together the cream of mushroom soup and 1/2 cup milk; pour over the casserole.
- Bake in the preheated oven until firm and golden brown, about 1 1/2 hours.
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Used to love this and lost the recipe. Thanks for posting it. The only difference between your recipe and mine was instead of bread cubes, my recipe calls for 2 bags of croutons. Herb and garlic croutons add a nice taste. I also am not fond of mustard, so leave that out. Thanks again! Gonna make it for breakfast this weekend!
I've been making this for years, every Christmas morning. My family loves it. Funny thing is the first time I made it they didn't like it but they requested it a couple years later and I have been making it ever since. The only change I make is to use cream of celery soup as no one likes mushrooms.
I have been making this recipe for years and it always gets rave reviews. It is a favorite request at every Christmas and brunch potluck. The only difference is that I use link sausage and cube it. Sometimes I omit mushrooms for those who dont like them.
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Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 451 cal
- 23%
- Fat
- 31.5 g
- 48%
- Carbs
- 16.2 g
- 5%
- Protein
- 25.3 g
- 51%
- Cholesterol
- 205 mg
- 68%
- Sodium
- 1202 mg
- 48%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Shanghai orchestra to celebrate PRC anniversary
The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts in Hong Kong to mark the 55th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
The concerts will be with the Shanghai Opera House Chorus and a number of Chinese vocalists and musicians under the baton of world-renowned conductor Chen Xieyang.
The first concert will be held at the Auditorium, Shatin Town Hall at 8pm on Wednesday (September 29). The programme includes "Torch Festival", Sarasate's "Carmen Fantasy" (Violin Solo: Lu Siqing), Tchaikovsky's "Variations on a Rococo Theme" (Cello Solo: Wang Jian) and a series of Chinese art songs - "Song of the Yangtze River", "O Land of China", "For the Love of the Republic" and "A Toasting Song". Four vocalists - tenor Ding Yi, soprano Wang Yanyan, mezzo-soprano Liang Ning and baritone Yang Xiaoyong will perform Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" with Shanghai Opera House Chorus.
The second performance, at 8pm on Thursday (September 30) at the Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, will feature Grieg's "Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16" by pianist Li Yundi, Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" (four vocalists with the chorus) and Chinese art songs "Ode to the Red Flag", "That is Me", "I Belong to You", "The Ocean, My Home" and "My Dear Motherland".
Founded in 1879, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra has grown rapidly and developed a wide repertoire. Hailed as the "best in the Far East", the orchestra has performed with many outstanding artists. It has successfully collaborated with many celebrated artists such as violinist David Oistrakh, pianist Sequiera Costa, and tenors Jose Carreras and Placido Domingo. The orchestra has completed more than 4,000 regular concerts and more than 500 chamber music concerts. Recently, it has played for major events such as the APEC meeting, application for the hosting of 2010 World Expo and the recording of Tan Dun's film music of the Oscar award-winner "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".
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PULLMAN – Nothing like a bye week to give the mind, body and soul a welcome break during a long and demanding college football season.
Well, unless you play for the Washington State Cougars.
Coach Mike Leach, who lambasted his receivers at Monday's press conference, ordered a long series of sand-pit drills for receivers and quarterbacks after a sloppy two-hour practice Tuesday. Pass-and-catch work with footballs and tennis balls followed.
Inconsistent quarterback play and dropped balls have figured heavily in WSU's 2-5 season (0-4 in the Pacific-12 Conference), particularly in the red zone. How the Cougars perform in red-zone workouts in practice may figure prominently in Leach's choice of Jeff Tuel or Connor Halliday as the starting quarterback Oct. 27 at 22nd-ranked Stanford (Pac-12 Networks, 3:15 p.m.).
In 22 chances in the red zone, the Cougars have scored 68 percent of the time – 10 touchdowns and five field goals. That ranks 109th out of 120 teams in the nation.
"All of a sudden our fragile little receivers are going to go into the red zone and get frightened, so all of a sudden they can't catch the ball," Leach barked.
Does Leach mean the receivers are fragile mentally or physically?
Are they tough?
"Hell no, they're not tough."
None of the receivers are tough? Even Brett Bartolone, whom Leach raved about after the 31-17 loss to California on Oct. 13?
"He may be tougher than the rest of them," Leach said. "At least last game he certainly was.
"Yeah, he did get after it last game. I thought he made some great plays, scored two touchdowns. Certainly ahead of his time as a freshman."
Tuel is a senior, but he hasn't escaped criticism from Leach. Leach did say Tuel played "really well" against California, and said there's "no question" the plan is to start Tuel at Stanford if Tuel takes advantage of the increased reps with the No. 1 offense that Leach said he plans to give Tuel.
"I think people, including the players on this team, came into this year as, you know, 'Oh well, it's good, we've got Mike Leach, we're going to throw for over 1,000 yards a game and whatnot,' " Tuel said.
"But, in reality, you've still got to work and go through reads and do the right things. We're still working through those kinks a little bit now."
Six of Leach's 10 Texas Tech teams led the nation in passing. The Cougars are 12th in the country with 322.3 passing yards a game, but that's partly because they've thrown the ball 351 times (a 50.1 per-game average). Only Akron (362) has attempted more passes.
Tuel, who sat out two games after suffering a knee injury in WSU's second game, has played just one full game each of the past two seasons. Tuel said he's due to graduate in May and has not decided whether he would play next season if the NCAA approves his medical redshirt appeal for last year, when he played in just three games.
The Fresno, Calif., native ranks seventh in WSU history in career passing yards (4,753) and passing touchdowns (30). His career completion percentage of 60.6 ranks first, and his 65.5 mark this year would be a school record.
Tuel, who started the first two games this season, has passed for 908 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions in five games. Halliday, a redshirt sophomore, has completed 52.9 percent of his passes for 1,348 yards, nine TDs and 11 interceptions in six games.
Tuel said the Cougars' season has "obviously" been frustrating, but the team has not given up its bowl dreams.
"We can still win out," he said. "It's not out of the question. Teams have done it before."


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Mike Tyson just dropped his autobiography of Mike Tyson, Undisputed Truth, and the stories he tells about his drug use, Rick James and Eddie Murphy and playing Prince in a game of basketball in heels is shocking and entertaining.
Check out some excerpts via Rolling Stone:
He once was working on some music with Eddie Murphy and he was over at Eddie's house. I went in and Eddie came up to me.
*"Mike, this nigga's put his feet on my chairs," Eddie said. He was complaining about Rick. Eddie had an immaculate house; everything had to be just right. And Rick was putting his smelly feet up on the chairs and they had asked him to stop, but Rick didn't give a sh*t.
"F*ck this. I can do what I want," he said.*
*So Charlie, Eddie's brother, went over to Rick.
"Motherf*cker, this ain't no joke up here," he said and started choking Rick to restrain him. That didn't go over too well with Rick. He got up and dusted himself off. And when Charlie turned his back to him, Rick called out.*
"Hey, Charlie."
Charlie turned around and POW, Rick hit him so hard that you could see the impression "RJ" from Rick's big diamond ring on Charlie's face.
The next day, I went back to Eddie's house and Eddie and Charlie were marveling over the fact that Prince and his guys had kicked their ass playing basketball. Prince had on his high heel shoes and he was still hitting every bucket. Swoosh. Swoosh.
Here's where he admits to using a "whizzer" a fake penis during his cocaine infused days to get away with drug testing:
Confessing he had taken "blow" and "pot" before the bout, he said: "I had to use my whizzer, which was a fake penis where you put in someone's clean urine to pass your drug test."
He blamed a $200,000 fine for testing positive for marijuana after a 2000 fight against Andrew Golota in Detroit on the fact that he was tested before having a chance to get the 'whizzer' from a member of his team, whom he claims typically carried the device from fight to fight.
Tyson explained he had taken cocaine before a notorious televised press conference with Lennox Lewis in New York in January 2002, which descended into an onstage brawl between the rival camps.
"I lost my mind," Tyson recalled. "I looked over at him and wanted to hit the motherf—er." As the pair of heavyweights tussled, Tyson bit into one of Lewis's legs.
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While geting a takeout from the Bankok Cuisine Express in Auburn Hills Michigan I saw something new. The overhead menu was on two large flat screen video monitors instead of written or moviable block letters. Has anyone ever seen this before?
The cafeterias at work (large research and teaching hospital) have them. They use powerpoint shows to display the menu. I like the ease of updating the menu with specials, but they need to refine the timing. The slide listing all of the possible salad ingredients needs to stay up longer then the slide with the 4 daily pizza options.
They also use the slide show to display condensed menus and "ads" for the other cafeteria locations in the hospital.
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I burned my local GameStop to AshesPosted: December 07, 2008
Ya ya late post I've been actually playing the game @_@
Creating the Ashbringer was a month long crafting process that knida ended as the geekiest father son project ever, for some reason my dad really seemed to love helping me with it so a lot of the fine craftsmanship I owe to him but hey it was my idea. Anyway I think it turned out good although I wish I would've had just one more week to work on it before lunch ah well everyone at the GameStop event were imprested, they did said come in costume I just brought the sowed however some girl did come dressed as a Night Elf but that was it, not many cosplayers in the south I guess. The pic on the right makes it look like no one came but lots showed up later.
As the night went on we were kept entertained with WoW trivia game and contest. The hello my name is stickers the GameStop guys gave us was a nice touch. I got home at like 1:30 am that night but still got in to play for a bit man the limited edition was bigger then I thought.
Well I guess that wraps my late local WoW lunch blog my Hunter in CQY is level 75 now and I think he'll be 80 before the end of the year my brother is already 80 with his Death Knight ~_~
Here's one final pic of the month long crafting process for The Ashbringer.
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New Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam must submit a state budget to the legislature by March 1st. The proposed spending plan will include cuts in order to be balanced. That's not just a matter of accounting – it also raises political questions.
Williamson County Republican Charles Sargent is the new chairman of the House Finance Committee. He'll have to deal with a budget that has more needs than money to pay for them. And he'll have to respect many of aims of Governor Bill Haslam.
"The governor-elect has already said he preferred not to cut state employees because we're trying to keep a job work force, and we're gonna have to look at different areas of the budget. Between TennCare and additional initiatives in education we're gonna have to just look to see where some of this monies will come from."
Sargent says any cuts to the state budget will have to be carefully crafted. He's not a fan of across-the-board reductions.
"I don't believe in just saying we're gonna cut everything three percent, or four percent, or whatever the percentage is. I believe that we have to look at each department and not just do a flat cut."
When one state department is reduced more than another department, the people affected by the deeper cuts usually complain. Who gets cut, is a political question.
The accounting question is how to balance the budget against expected tax collections. Those collections have increased a little in the past half year.
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Sargent is beginning his eighth two-year term in the state House. He has previously served on the Finance Committee. He says – very cautiously – that state revenues appear to be improving.
"The revenues are increasing every month, at a slow pace, but we do see the turn has been made, and revenues for the past six, seven months have slowly been going up."
Later in the spring the state Funding Board will make an official guess as to how much revenue will come in during the fiscal year that begins July 1.
The legislature will have to decide if that figure is right – and cut the expected expenditures to match the expected income.
Most recent revenues
Under state accounting standards, December is the fifth month of the fiscal year for purposes of counting revenues. In other words, December tax collections represent business activity in November.
Finance Commissioner Mike Morrow said last week that those December collections outpaced budget estimates – for the fourth consecutive month.
Morrow says:
"The positive growth occurring in sales tax and corporate tax collections is particularly encouraging, and gives us reason to believe Tennessee's economy is on track to recover from the worst recession on record. It is especially pleasing to this administration knowing we are leaving a budget in balance, and a year-to-date revenue surplus available for the next governor and general assembly."
Sales tax collections drive the state's revenue stream. In December sales taxes were up $6.3 million more than the estimate. The more important figure is that sales tax year-to-date growth rate is 3.75 percent. In real money, that's only $56.5 million more than the state had expected.
Franchise and excise taxes – the "property" and "income" taxes paid by businesses – were also up in December, but F&E taxes have been volatile in recent years as businesses try to estimate what their annual tax liability will be – and many businesses transfer income to other states where the tax liability is less.
This summary from the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration:
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By Alan Paape
The St. Xavier Cougars began the 2012 NAIA playoffs this past Saturday, November 17, against William Penn University at Bruce R. Deaton Memorial Field. This would be the sixth all time matchup between these two teams in their history. St. Xavier has posted a perfect 5-0 record all time versus William Penn. The last time these two teams met on the gridiron the Cougars came away with a huge 34-9 victory.
The Cougars came out of the gate and set the tone immediately on both sides of the ball. The Cougar offense drove down the field on ten plays and converted on a field goal on their opening series of the game. Defensively the Cougars held the Statesmen to only two yards on their first offensive possession of the day.
After one quarter of play neither team's offense could get much productivity and the score was only 3-0 in favor of the Cougars. Early in the second quarter, the Cougar offense found its normal rhythm and capped off a sixty two yard scoring drive with Jimmy Coy's first touchdown pass of the day, a twenty three yard pass to Shane Zackery.
The Cougar offense would not take long to put more points up on the scoreboard. Less than two minutes after the first Cougar touchdown of the day, Jimmy Coy was at it again, this time finding wide receiver Corey Wennmacherdownfield for a thirty five yard touchdown pass. This touchdown gave the Cougars a 17-0 lead.
Before the half came to a conclusion the Cougar special teams unit was credited with a safety when the Statesmen snapped the ball out of the back of the end zone on a punt attempt. At the end of the first half the Cougars held a commanding 19-0 lead.
The third quarter of play was very similar to the first quarter of play where neither team was able to accumulate many points on the scoreboard. The only score of the third quarter came late in the quarter when Nick Pesek capped off a nine play, sixty three yard scoring drive with a four yard touchdown of his own. This touchdown increased the Cougar lead to 25-0 after the extra point attempt failed.
The Cougars offense was done scoring for the day, but the defense was not. Very late in the fourth quarter of play safety Jacob Ghinazzi intercepted a pass in his own territory, and with great blocking ahead of him he was able to take it downfield for a sixty six yard interception return for a touchdown. With the extra point attempt failing again the Cougars ended the game by the score of 31-0.
The offensive player of the game for the Cougars was Corey Wennmacher who registered seven catches for 109 yards and a touchdown. The defensive player of the game for the Cougars was linebacker Dave Marciano who registered twelve total tackles and two quarterback sacks.
With the win the Cougars will move on to face the University of the Cumberlands, at home on Saturday November 24, at 1:00 p.m. If you are not able to make it out to the game on Saturday WXAV 88.3FM Chicago and wxav.com will have complete coverage of the game starting at 12:30 p.m.
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FIC blogged a couple weeks ago about the criminal probe against egg tycoon Jack DeCoster regarding the 2010 Salmonella outbreak. A lawsuit filed by NuCal Foods – which purchased millions of eggs from DeCoster's Iowa farm that it later had to recall – alleged that DeCoster and his companies knowingly sold tainted product and kept information from the public.
Well, it turns out he knew a lot, according to newly released evidence from an Iowa State University facility hired by DeCoster to test for contamination.
From the Associated Press:
ISU's Veterinary Diagnostics Laboratory found salmonella in manure at several Iowa egg-laying plants and in the internal organs of their birds, which were dying at unusually high rates, about four months before the August 2010 recall of 550 million eggs linked to the outbreak, records show.
The laboratory reported the results to the producer who had requested the tests, but scientists say they had no legal or ethical obligation to alert regulators or consumers. The tests have recently been made public in a civil lawsuit, while a federal grand jury looks into whether egg company executives misled the public by continuing to market products as safe despite potential knowledge that they were tainted.
How could informing people that eggs they've purchased come from a farm with serious Salmonella problems not be an ethical obligation? As is typical among the food and agricultural industries, "proprietary information" has seemingly trumped public health once again. The lab, despite discovering that samples from 43 percent of DeCoster's hen houses in Iowa tested positive for Salmonella and that the bacteria found in hens' livers meant it was "almost certainly in the eggs," wasn't duty-bound to report this to the government. In fact, doing so would supposedly violate confidentiality agreements! What do they have to hide? By the looks of it, a lot.
Whistleblowers in the food system face enough intimidation and other obstacles already when it comes to trying to bring food safety threats to light. With these additional industry-friendly loopholes, it's no wonder DeCoster wasn't held accountable before thousands of people became sick. These horrific findings of contamination only came out due to the subpoena from NuCal Foods, almost two years later.
A point of contention is whether DeCoster, knowing the lab results, complied with a new FDA egg rule that went into effect in July 2010 – requiring producers who detect Salmonella to initiate additional testing and destroy the bacteria or divert the eggs to non-food use. NuCal's lawsuit argues that he did not abide the rule, saying DeCoster "hid the filthy conditions at their farms so that they could continue to profit."
This is why transparency is so important along the food chain. Consumers put their health in the hands of companies that raise tens of thousands of food-producing animals in one facility. If they mean to prevent future outbreaks, adequate outlets for truth-telling insiders are indispensable.
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The 17th Annual Sweet Tater Festival kicked off at its new location at Smith Lake Park on Sunday afternoon and continued into Labor Day.
Despite the venue change and high temperatures, vendors and those in attendance still said they enjoyed the festivities on Sunday bringing in homemade goodies and trinkets, music and prizes, and kiddy rides. PInson native and vendor Adam York said this was his second year to be involved with the Sweet Tater Fest and it's one of his favorite events that he is involved in.
"This is my third favorite show to participate in each year," York said. "We enjoy it. We had more success last year, but it's still been fun."
York's stand included homemade Kettle Corn and fresh-squeezed lemonade and he received a lot of help from his family with making and selling the goods, including a big helper, his 5-year-old daughter, Haley.
"I give him the lemons to make lemonade," Haley said. "I can take the money, too, and give them their straws."
Haley, like many others, said she enjoyed the festival. Six-year-old Seamus Coyne traveled with his parents and younger brother to the festival from the Hoover area and said he wanted to do the pony ride while at the event.
"When we got here, that is the first thing they wanted to do was ride the ponies," mother Jenny Coyne said. "They had never ridden one before and this was our first stop."
Known as the "Punkin' Lady," Brenda Lang of Arab enjoys making home decorations, including outdoor fall wreaths and said this was the first time she has been a vendor with the Sweet Tater Festival.
"I've received a lot of compliments on them and the patterns I use," Lang said. "It's been hot, but I've really enjoyed this."
The Fowlers from Haleyville also were vendor and brought homemade lotions and soaps to the event. Susanne Fowler said has been making the products for about three years.
"The lotion works off of your body heat, you put it in your hand and let it melt a little bit, and then apply it to your hands, elbows, wherever," she said. "A little goes a long way with the lotion. I make it all at home. This is the first time we have been vendors here, but I've been selling the products for about a year and a half."
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A crush that led to Olympic gold
Canadians basking in the warm glow of Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue's gold medal winning performance in the ice dancing were all asking the same question on Tuesday … Are they as close off the ice as they are on it?
Turns out the answer is no, but things might have turned out diffrerently, as Allan Dowd reports…
"I know I had a crush on Scott, that's for sure, but I wasn't alone there," she told reporters.
"That's certainly changed," Moir shot back.
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During a visit to Seattle, U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales met today with the family of a federal prosecutor shot and killed by an unknown sniper five years ago as he sat working in his home near a window.
The visit gave Tom Wales' family hope for an increased federal push to solve his murder, reports the Seattle Times.
"This was the first time the AG came out, sat down and looked at Amy Wales [the victim's adult daughter] and said, 'I am committed to this case,' " says Elizabeth Wales, his former wife. "This is a good thing. Tom deserves that — any employee of Justice deserves that."
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Osama Bin Laden has been killed along with three military aged males and one female used as a human shield during a U.S. special operations raid in Abbottabad, a town 60 miles from Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. Defense agencies and Intelligence led Special Forces (reportedly Navy SEALS), to the 12 to 18 foot high walled compound after years of collecting information as to where Osama could be hiding. The Abbottabad Compond had been pinpointed as a potential hideout by Intelligence as far back as August of last year. It seems an accumulation of intelligence had led to the discovery of Bin Laden's whereabouts, not any one specific piece of information.
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The U.S. did not inform Pakistani officials that they had left with Bin Laden's body. In fact, no one had been informed of the top secret raid until afterwards to ensure operational security. Although there's been skepticism in the past about the accuracy of terrorist intelligence provided to the United States by Pakistan, no indication has led officials to believe the Pakistanis knew Osama was there.
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CORBIN — Staying Alive
First round action of high school football is in the books and now it's time to take a seat and look at what we learned this past week.
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Local teams, individuals shine in regional meets
High schools across the Tri-County participated in the respective class' regional cross-country races this past weekend with many teams and individuals turning in solid results.
Wildcats' struggles continue with 40-0 loss to Vandy
LEXINGTON (AP) — Kentucky was shut out against Vanderbilt for the first time since 1968, a 40-0 loss Saturday that left the Wildcats one game away from a winless Southeastern Conference schedule.
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Mountain Cat Basketball Falls, 75-67, in Opening Round of 2005 Pitt-Johnstown Tip-Off Classic
Sophomore forward
Chris Gilliam (Baltimore, MD)
scored 21 points and pulled down 11 rebounds, but it wasn't enough to lead Pitt-Johnstown to a victory over West Liberty State College in Friday night's first round of the 2005 Pitt-Johnstown Tip-Off Classic. The Hilltoppers defeated the Mountain Cats, 75-67, in a game that featured 15 lead changes and seven ties. Pitt-Johnstown is now 0-2 on the season.
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led Pitt-Johnstown in scoring. This time, his 21 points came on 8-11 shooting from the field and 5-8 from the free-throw line. Senior guard
Steve Scorpion (Murrysville, Pa.)
finished with 18 points, six rebounds and four assists, while red-shirt freshman forward
Marcus Tullis (Johnstown, Pa.)
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Head Coach Bob Rukavina
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Kyle Goldcamp (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
rounded out the Mountain Cats who scored in double figures with 10 points and five rebounds, and red-shirt freshman guard
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scored five points, had six rebounds and dished out five assists.
After trailing 39-36 at halftime, Pitt-Johnstown clawed back to build a seven point lead with 12:11 to play in the game. However, West Liberty State regained the lead, 60-59, at the 8:23 mark. The teams battled back-and-forth until the Hilltoppers took the lead for good, 68-67, with 2:31 on the clock. West Liberty State went on added another basket and made five free-throws to seal the victory.
Shane Maynard's 18 points and four rebounds led the Hilltoppers. Matt Poole (17 points, 5 rebounds), Dan Biggeli (12 points, 9 rebounds) and Chris Banal (11 points, 5 rebounds) also scored in double figures for West Liberty State. With the victory, the Hilltoppers improved to 2-0 on the season.
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I find it very amusing how you westerners live in some parallel universe or something.
Yes, console games are as much pirated as anything else. The problem with you people is that you're stuck on marketing cock most of the time, and are not in a situation where you could see how it is done. And all you can list is numbers of downloaded torrents.
I on the other hand live in a country where there are lots of consoles but 95% are chipped. Why? Because that is how it even started 10+ years ago. You think they became popular because people spent 1/5 of their pay for a game? NO!
It was because of pirating. And how is it done for consoles (even today)? You get your preferred burning software, find discs that are OK for console drive, make a disc and after you're done you exchange it with your friends. A network of friends that exchange is the main point.
So, on a PC every user nowadays (almost exclusively) downloads a game for itself, but on consoles only 1 in 10 or even more downs it and makes a disc and the rest is by trading/exchanging since you need the physical discs.
And that is why you see more downed stuff for PC and almost none for consoles. ANd it is nothing new, it's been like this for years for consoles. And the main reason Europe is mostly Playstation country when talking consoles.
So get the rod out of your spoiled ass and learn something.
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05:01pm October 31 2012
I'd like to attest to what Psihomodo said. I live in Eastern Europe and it's the truth. Every derp is able to play a cracked PES on a cracked console over here. If it wasn't like that, PS wouldn't be as popular.
The misconception that the consoles are harder to pirate, is true only for the mainstream Western gamers. And I don't blame them, because I'd probably believe in such marketing fairytales myself if only my friends weren't so fucking broke, desperate, and intimately acquainted to every fucking pirating tool you can imagine.
Being poor yields higher intelligence and better survival skills. It can make you keen not only at tackling things above your level of interest and/or education, but that's usually the only way for some people to ever experience/enjoy anything outside their humble lives.
Try to grasp that concept, and expect to be overwhelmed by some very intelligent people if you ever allow us to have moneyz haha (I have sincere doubts, that's why I make your software while you're asleep ^^)
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01:09pm November 1 2012
In Eastern Europe People buy an Xbox360 and the first thing the seller will ask you is if you want to have it chipped for a nominal fee. This is completely normal and accepted. Not a lot of people buy consoles in big stores over here. Here the people that go buy their consoles and generally other stuff at places similar to Walmart are the minority all the while its the other way around in the US or even UK. The network of friends exchanging their copied games mentioned by Psihomodo is very real and the most common thing. With all this said. Most people (that have acceptable PC's) do still use their PC's for piracy and dont have a console. So I would definitely say that PC gaming is a bigger thing over here than in the west, mostly due to piracy being such an easy task.
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08:59pm November 1 2012
And, as someone from Hong Kong, I can say that console piracy is FAR higher there than PC piracy. Discs are cheap, burners are cheap, modded consoles are sold in half the stores there, and a lot of stores will even offer to sell you burned games if you don't want to do it yourself.
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Can anyone here agree or refute these claims? As an American I'd admit I've been fed the line that console piracy is much more difficult, I wonder what the videogame scene would be like if that was not a widely held belief.
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This news got lost in the build-up to Game 2 last night, but it's definitely worth a look today. Major League Baseball awarded Yankee captain Derek Jeter with the Roberto Clemente Award for his community service work. The award recognizes one player each year who "combines a dedication to giving back to the community with outstanding skills on the baseball field." Jeter established his Turn 2 Foundation when he was a rookie in 1996, and today, the program is going strong under the auspices of Derek and his sister Sharlee. It has to do with community work and giving back to the community," Jeter said yesterday in the press conference. "I think people in our position should take advantage of it. They should try to give back as much as possible. I know I'm being awarded for this right now, but there's a lot of players that give back to the community, and I think everyone should be commended for that."
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Big congrats to Jeter for winning the award.
I love how he started by saying how he fooled the commissioner too.
I wonder how Swisher never wins (or is even mentioned for) this award with his long resume of charities and good hearted things he does for people over the season…
While this award is prestigious, I'm sure most players do a lot of charity work and could have won this award.
Jeter won this award (that has nothing to do with hitting skill or celebrity status) over Nick Swisher for two main reasons:
Jeter is a better hitter and a bigger celebrity than Nick Swisher.
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Swisher failed to win, because his teammates voted for Jeter over him. Each team nominates one player and the Yankees year they choose Jeter.
It's a shame that you had to try to look to find something to complain about in this story.
Eh, it's a perfectly reasonable thing to say. As Thomas mentioned, Jeter was nominated, so Swisher could not have won, but really, from what we all know, Swisher is a VERY charitable guy and it really is a shame he hasn't been recognized for his philanthropic work.
This is not to take away anything from Jeter, and I don't think she was trying to.
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Kudos to Jeet, Damon, Swish, Tex, Alex, CC, AJ, Mo, Gardy and all of the other players who donate time and cash to helping out those less fortunate. For all of the crap that the Yankees take, they have solid core of generous players in the organization.
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Barriers come down as river levels stabilise
9:30am Friday 4th January 2013 in Countywide
FIVE Oxfordshire flood warnings were lifted yesterday and barriers taken down as river levels stabilised.
Environment Agency staff removed the flood defences in West Street and East Street, Osney Island.
But the barriers in Vicarage Lane, South Oxford, are expected to stay until Monday. Agency spokesman Joe Giacomelli said: "The drier weather has given river levels in the Osney Island area the time to recover but we will be keeping a close eye on the water over the next few days."
Warnings were removed for the River Thames in Abingdon, the River Thames and tributaries at New Botley, New and North Hinksey and Grandpont, River Thames and tributaries at Kennington and the River Thames and tributaries in Binsey, Osney and Osney Island, and the River Thames from Buscot Wick down to Shifford including Buscot, Kelmscott, Radcot, Lower Bampton area and Chimney area.
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Discussion at Lewisham hospital demo
At the demonstration outside Lewisham hospital on 31 January, following Jeremy Hunt's announcement, I had a discussion with an old Labour leftie who had spoken well to the crowd.
He said that he was sick of Labour being right-wing and was going to vote... UKIP.
My arguments about UKIP being a more right-wing version of the Tories didn't get anywhere. No wonder UKIP is third in the polls!
Fighting against nationalism in the working class is urgent. And that implies a fight against the soft nationalism of sections of the far left too.
Sacha Ismail