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I get a bad feeling that all these yellows cards he gave out could be a major influence in the match against Croatia.
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To be fair, there was a penalty that should have been given against Cahill right after he'd scored that probably would've made it 2-1.
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It was a blatant foul. He jumped straight in to him and clearly impeded his path to the ball, and it was in no way an attempt to get to the ball legitimately either.
I had problems with the referee before the goal in fact, and the goal obviously made it far worse, as did the myriad of pointless cards against Australian players. Still, 3-1.
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Have to say the ref in the England game was far worse.
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I was wondering if anyone has come accross this bug i did earlier.
I was playing as TEC in an AI game offline (every AI was TEC) and i had built up a good "reputation" with an AI player. However i went to war with them and in a neutral uncolognisable area gravity well (with 2 neutral extractors - think they were crystal) i clicked my forces to attack them, however instead of attacking they did it as move order. (it said they were invunerable - as if they were still my ally).
(The "go to war cooloff" timer had expired) and i attacked their other structures in their gravity well without a problem, has anyone ever had this?
Its only happened in one game as far as i know, but it may sound more serious due to that 1. an enemy gets free intel that can't be destroyed and 2. they get invunrable extractors.
(I have re-loaded my game and it had replicated it successfully)
If no one has heard of it before i will upload what is needed - i assume this is a saved game?
neutral extractors are invulnerable and by design. you can however capture them, via the colony ship for tec and advent and via the scout for vasari. they are a great source for resource income, so always be sure to grab as many as you can.
edit: if you hover over their infocard, it will give you that info as well. as most things in the game.
My appologies i don't think i was clear.
The extractor was in a neutral gravity well it was already captured by an previous ally (cease fire - around 90% friendlyness) (who was blue - hence the extractor being blue and not grey) - who i was now at war with, making them an enemy. However the enemys extractor (as they had previously captured it in a neutral gravity well) was acting as if we were still allied (aka i can't attack it - it would just move to it).
I hope i have explained it better?
you do mean those extractors in the wells that cannot be colonised, right?
ok, again. you can NEVER attack or destroy the neutral extractors, ever. doesn't matter if you are allied or enemies, they cannot under ANY circumstances be destroyed. only captured. if you want, try it with enemy 'neutral' extractors (I know that sounds stupid), it won't work either. the whole point of them is to provide something different in neutral wells to battle over and something that cannot be destroyed per se, only taken over. and fought over they are indeed (even the ai finally takes places some priority on them in the beta 3 build of entrenchment).
now, I hope I was clear and enjoy the game
Benjist, he didn't misunderstand you; you were clear, but you were just wrong about how the game works. Extractors in neutral wells have ALWAYS been invulnerable, whether their owner was an ally or an enemy. You could never blow them up with ships, you've always had to capture them using colony ships (TEC/Advent) or scouts (Vasari), although you could only do this to enemy extractors (can't capture an ally's extractor this way). It didn't matter whether the extractor was claimed while someone was an ally or not.
Nothing has changed in that regard; in the scenario you gave in the original post, everything was working as intended. You tried to tell your fleet to target an extractor in a neutral well, it realized the target was invulnerable, and did a move order by default because it simply can't attack that target. The only difference between now and before was that now, AI players are much better at grabbing neutral-well extractors; it used to be that a good player could grab all of them early on and get a massive resouce boost.
EDIT: sorry, he beat me to it, for some reason the board didn't update right on my computer.
Your right!
My Appologies!
For some reason i must have had the mistaken impression that you have to destroy them to colognise them (i always thought they worked similar to normal gravity well planet controlled extractors which you have to destroy via taking the hull down). - I guess its because i always used to colognise them first and the AI never touched them! - Just assumed they worked the same as they do near a planet.
Thanks to both of you for clearing that up for me.


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Varsity Scoreboard
Tuesday Results
Boys Basketball
Plano West beats McKinney, 77-64
Allen beats McKinney Boyd, 61-59
McKinney North beats Greenville, 83-60
Aubrey beats Celina, 77-53
Girls Basketball
Plano West beats McKinney, 66-38
Allen beats McKinney Boyd, 49-43
McKinney North beats Greenville, 69-32
Celina beats Aubrey, 56-34
Boys Soccer
McKinney – Open
McKinney Boyd beats Mesquite Horne, 2-0
McKinney North beats Frisco Centennial, 1-0
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McKinney beats McKinney North, 2-0
Mollett earns All-State honor
The Texas Sports Writers Association recently announced the 2012 All-State Volleyball Teams. McKinney Boyd outside hitter Megan Mollet earned first team honors. Other Class 5A first team selections include Player of the Year Chiaka Ogbogu (Coppell), Coach of the Year Julie Green (Coppell), Middle blockers Chiaka Ogbogu (Coppell), Neka Cuppetilli (New Braunfels) and Qiana Canete (Copperas Cove).
Outside hitters were Erica Bohannon (Coppell), and Ashley Elrod (Arlington Lamar), while Libero was Beth Shecterle (Pearland) and Setter was Kylie Pickrell (Coppell).
Figueroa in the cage Saturday
For the second straight year, West Plano Crossfit-trained Edwin Figueroa will be on the UFC's Super Bowl weekend card. On Saturday, Figueroa is fighting Francisco Rivera at UFC 156 in Las Vegas.
A McKinney native, Figueroa competed just once in 2012 – a split-decision win over Alex Caceres at UFC 143 in which Caceres was penalized two points for kicks to the groin. The win upped Figueroa to 2-1 in the UFC and 9-1 overall.
Figueroa was scheduled to fight in June at UFC on FX 4 against Ken Stone before getting injured.
Eastfield basketball team continues strong start
The Eastfield College basketball team has been one of the hottest teams in the country for the past two months.
The Harvesters continued that trend on Friday, knocking off conference rival Richland in a 86-80 victory.
Eastfield, which has now won 12 consecutive games, has posted a 21-2 overall record and a perfect 5-0 mark in Metro Athletic Conference play. They are ranked No. 8 in the latest National Junior College Athletic Association Division III poll.
The up-tempo Harvesters are third in the nation in scoring at 90.6 points per game and have topped the 100-point mark 11 times, including a season-high 143-90 win against Paul Quinn.
They will try to keep their winning streak going when they host Mountain View on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Eastfield.
Randle makes junior national select team
USA Basketball today named the roster for its 2013 USA Junior National Select Team that will take on the World Select Team in the 2013 Nike Hoop Summit, and the USA will be led by two coaches and four players with prior international basketball experience, including USA medalists and prep standouts Aaron Gordon (Archbishop Mitty H.S./San Jose, Calif.), Rondaé Hollis-Jefferson (Chester H.S./Chester, Pa.), Jabari Parker (Simeon Career Academy/Chicago, Ill.) and Julius Randle (Prestonwood Christian Academy/ McKinney, Texas).
The 2013 Nike Hoop Summit will be played at 4 p.m. (PDT) on Saturday, April 20 at the Rose Garden in Portland, Ore. Tickets are now on sale, with reserved courtside seats for $25 and $50 and general admission $5 in advance and $10 on game day. Tickets are available through the Rose Quarter Ticket Office, by calling 877-789-ROSE (7673) or by visiting
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High school coaches have a chance to learn from their own. On Jan. 23-25, Embassy Suites Outdoor World at DFW Airport will be the site of a DFW Coaches Clinic, featuring a litany of high school coaches as speakers. Sixteen 50-minute lectures will be given by the coaches on hand, with attendees slated to enjoy a Friday night "Chalk Talk" and dinner with one of the state's top offensive or defensive minds.
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Over four records and over a decade of touring, Canadian singer-songwriter Dan Bryk has steadily built an audience for his wry, cynical/earnest melodic pop gems.Says Christgau (old school): "The songman from Toronto is some kind of genius... more proof of just how exaggerated reports of song's demise remain"Says Pitchfork (new school): "Bryk is a Clipse for Burt Bacharach fans, peddling witty cynicism like crack."Now he brings us Pop Psychology, his long-delayed "concept" album.It's all here: Music biz fail, relationship fail, friendship fail, purpose-driven life fail, and all combinations of the above. All set to a laugh or a wink or even a good cry -- and as always, Bryk's plaintive voice, ear-catching arrangements and indelible melodies. What on earth was he thinking?Lucid Culture: "A strong candidate for best album of the year... a triumph of intelligence and wit, an oasis in a world full of idiots. [Best of 2009]"Songs:Illinois concurs: "A great addition to his already stellar catalogue of cult classics... each clever turn of phrase, jangly guitar, layer of odd instrumentation, and overdubbed vocal is a revelation."To which Hero Hill adds: "Pop Psychology is a treasure that few will unearth, but one that will be held tight by all that take the time to listen."Now living in New York City, Bryk has had a busy performance schedule in recent years including tours and shows with artists as disparate as Steven Malkmus, Fountains of Wayne, Ron Sexsmith, Teddy Thompson, Lee Feldman, Chris Mills, Jason Collett, Django Haskins, Eleni Mandell, Noam Weinstein, Amy Correia, Steve Wynn and Hayden. Reflecting his engaging live performance style, Bryk was deemed one of the "ten best performances of SXSW 2002" by the Chicago Sun-Times (and Sound Opinions') Jim DeRogatis.
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Brownies Creek resident Jennifer Wilson attended the Bell County Fiscal Court meeting on Tuesday to present ongoing concerns of the community's water situation.
Presenting the court with a petition containing 161 names, Wilson expressed concerns on the quality of the water and the lack of an adequate supply.
Wilson told the court 70 percent of the people who live in the Brownies Creek area are elderly. She said the remaining residents are working families.
The water is not healthy enough to drink, she said, adding water filters are supposed to work for six weeks but only work for three due to the quality of the water customers receive.
Wilson also brought a bucket and cup to represent what residents have to use as a shower each time the water goes off.
The ongoing problem is affecting the children's education, she said, noting the kids have to be excused from school often because there is no water.
"It's a travesty, the length of time you all have to go without water," said Bell County Judge-Executive Albey Brock.
Brock said it has been hard to get money from the federal and state governments to fund projects such as this.
There has been some money provided to fund a project on the Brownies Creek water service, but it will not completely fix the problem, according to Brock.
Brock said he hopes the project, which will replace some of the bad pipes in the area, will make the water service more reliable.
In another matter during the meeting, Brock addressed the increased tax bills. Brock stated the increase has nothing to do with any action taken by the fiscal court.
He said the Bell County School District enacted the nickel tax increase, which is the reason the bills increased. However, Brock said he knows the school system has needs requiring revenue.
Brock said fiscal court sets the property tax rate which has been the same for at least the past six years.
Shifting conversation to the recent election, Brock said he knows many people were upset with the outcome of the presidential election. According to Brock, 73 percent of the people in Bell County voted for Mitt Romney, mainly because of the attack on coal through increased regulations and environmental guidelines imposed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Brock said the EPA is not just attacking coal at the permitting process, but the use of coal as a whole. Brock said the EPA has enacted regulations that cannot be met.
Because of the outcome of the election and the continued and growing attack on coal, Brock asked the people of Bell County and the region to "keep their money at home" when making purchases.
"When you go Christmas shopping, try our mall out. Don't automatically go to Knoxville to Christmas shop," said Brock.
A few bid packages were opened involving the Brownies Creek Community Park. Hinkle Contracting will be awarded the bid for blacktopping pending review of the bid.
Environmental and Safety Management was awarded the construction portion of the bid pending review and approval of the bid.
In other action, the court:
* Approved minutes from previous meeting;
* Paid bills and made necessary funding transfers;
* Accepted the treasurer's financial statement for the previous month;
* Accepted the sheriff's claim sheet for the fee account from the previous month;
* Opened bids on blacktopping for Federal Emergency Management Association projects;
* Approved payment of $62,208.56 to Hinkle Contracting Co. for paving of county roads with notation to be paid when funds are received;
* Approved payment of $138,860 to Willis Paving Inc. for paving of county roads. Payment will be made when funds are received;
* Approved payment of $13,680 to Vaughn and Melton Consulting Engineers for Abbey Lane Bridge Design. Payment will be made when funds are received;
* Approved payment of $43,443 to Environmental & Safety Management for the Bell County Animal Shelter Renovation Project, to be paid when inspected and released by James Adams, architect;
* Approved a budget amendment for the Bell County Clerk's Fee account for 2012;
* Accepted Bowls Hollow Road Extension into the Bell County Road System in District 2;
* Accepted checks in the amount of $59,825.20 from Bruce Bennett, sheriff;
* Accepted checks from Becky Blevins, clerk.
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These are as good as my perscriptions, but cheap enough to have a pair in every room. No more losing my glasses when I need them.
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Good product but vision did not improve.
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The product was of good quality but I did not wish to return the glasses several times to find the correct magnification.
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Wish they were for eye fatigue
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I wanted them for eye protection and strain. But the magnification made them hurt too much to use at all. I got the least amount of magnification possible but it was still too much. Had to return them
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I'm ordering a second pair
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Reading textbooks, & computer use.only had them short while but so far they seem to work as adverterized
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The lens seams good and the magnification seams accuate. But the frames are short for an adult. The frames are very cheep and not up to Hammacher Schlemmer standards. I was very disapointed.


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Hamilton Beeman Cemetery, Retreat, Navarro County, TX
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Hamilton Beeman Cemetery, Retreat, Navarro, Texas, USA
Notes: Texas State Historical Marker William Harvey Beeman (1817-1860) received a Mercer colony grant of 640 acres in Navarro County and brought his family here in the 1840s. He and pioneer Samuel Hamilton (1820-1900), who owned adjacent property, each gave one acre to establish this cemetery in the 1850s. The first burial was that of Hamilton's infant son in 1859. Both Hamilton and Beeman, a freighter and local justice of the peace, are buried here. Gifts and purchases of additional land have enlarged the cemetery to over 47 acres. Located 2.8 miles South of Hwy 31 on FM Rd. 2555 - Navarro Co Anyone with a loved one or an interest in Hamilton-Beeman Cemetery may call (903) 872-1830 or (903) 874-1913. Again all of you are thanked for helping in Oak Valley Circle's efforts to continue, along with the various cemetery circles in Corsicana, to maintain Hamilton-Beeman Cemetery


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New York Stacking Set, Brown
Catalogue Number: 209-8455
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- H38xDia.49cm
- Wicker frame
- Fully assembled
Product Details
New York have combined style with practicality with this innovative design of furniture. The side table and chair set provides a great new way to soak up the sun in your garden or conservatory. The stacking design proves a stylish way to compactly store your garden or conservatory furniture if you need the space to dine, dance or play. By transforming your table and chairs into a classical vase shape, with elegant curves, New York have structured a way of optimising floor space whilst creating a feature out of your furniture. This set comes complete with two chairs, a small table, and cream coloured seat cushions, which create a contemporary look when contrasted with the dark brown wicker. The wicker material used as a foundation for the chair proves a sturdy base and a cooling seating area. The wicker construction does not restrict airflow so you can enjoy the warmth of the sun and the cooling breeze for the ideal lounging experience. Chair H76xW76xD74cm. Table H49xW38xD38cm.
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Colour | Brown |
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Type | Indoor/outdoor conservatory set |
Material | |
Cover Fabric Description | Polyester |
Seat Filling | Foam |
Features | |
Assembly | Self assembly |
Additional Information | |
What"s in the Box | Includes: cushions |
Dimensions | |
Product Height | 76.5 Centimetre |
Product Width | 76.5 Centimetre |
Product Depth | 76.5 Centimetre |
Product Weight | 12.0 Kilogram |
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Our favorite little guy turned one! What a milestone (for him as well as Momma and Daddy)! Of course, we had to have a little party to celebrate the occasion. We kept the party small, just family, but it was so awesome that all the James' (I, II, III, and IV) were able to get together for the first time! We have so enjoyed this first year- it is pure JOY and LOVE and SWEETNESS with baby James in our lives.
A huge thank you to A Blissful Nest for the banner at the top of this post- it made quite the impression as our guests entered the house! She has a wonderful collection of super cute paper goodies so go check her out!
And mucho thanks to Pretty Smitten! About a month before the party, I still had no idea exactly what direction we were going until I saw her adorable train and petals motif. She took it from there, creating the invitations, cupcake toppers, food labels, "James is ONE" sign and the banner at the top of the stairs. She even included personalized thank you notes and stickers. You rock!


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Wednesday, 18 January 2012
It seems that I have been bombarded by many strong Christian believers on my opinion of premarital sex. I, myself a Christian, who tries to do as much good as possible and always help a stranger, believe that love making is okay between a couple in love. My husband and I moved in together after he proposed, and we were intimate with one another before we got married.
We love one another and wanted to express that love and become one. But where do we draw the line? If it's ok to have intimate relations before marriage, how do we define which ones are ok and which aren't? If it's not okay, as the Bible preaches, should we abstain at all costs?
I guess same sex couples then should never have sex because in many states they are still not able to get married, and most churches do not recognize their union. So then sex is not a love connection that joins two people as one, or is it?
My question to you, how do you feel about premarital sex? Morally wrong, or socially acceptable? Where do you draw the line?
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Helen (Dee) Dudding, 42, of Hartford, died Thursday, January 17, 2013, at Saint Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 19, 2013, at Foglesong-Roush Funeral Home in Mason, W.Va. Rev. Billy Zuspan and Rev. Huling Greene will officiate the service. Burial will follow in Graham Cemetery in New Haven, W.Va. Friends may call from 11 a.m. until the time of service on Saturday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Fathers House Church in Hartford, W.Va.


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