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Peter Gerard Jones (City of Novi)
Novi� A 46-yeard Novi man was charged today with killing his 84-year-old neighbor.
Peter Gerard Jones was formally charged in 52-1 District Court in Novi with first-degree murder and felony murder. Both crimes are punishable by life in prison.
Jones is accused of killing Bernice Irene Schauffle on Monday in her Novi condominium. He was arraigned by video from the Novi Police lockup.
Judge Dennis Powers ordered Jones held without bond because of two previous homicide convictions, one a Wayne County slaying that occurred in 1998. In that case, Jones was sentenced in September 2006 to 10 to 15 years in prison and paroled May 15, 2012, according to the state Offender Tracking Information System.
Powers said Jones also was convicted in a Florida homicide case March 15, 2000.
The judge ordered a preliminary exam to be held in the next five days.
Jones told the judge, �I haven�t talked to my family yet, so I don�t know if I will have a lawyer or if I�ll need a court-appointed attorney.�
Powers said he would name a court-appointed attorney for Jones in the meantime. After the hearing, Jones was to be taken to the Oakland County Jail.
Schauffle�s daughter and son-in-law called 911 after they found the victim unresponsive in her condominium at 2:43 p.m. Monday in the 20900 block of West Glen Haven Circle in the Country Place complex. The complex is near the intersection of Eight Mile and Meadowbrook.
In an autopsy conducted Tuesday, the Oakland County Medical Examiner�s Office determined the woman was nearly strangled and suffered a stab wound in the neck. Her death was ruled a homicide.
Early Tuesday morning, police executed a search warrant at a condo adjacent to the victim�s home, where they found items they believe belonged to her.
Police arrested Jones after an officer at the scene saw him walking in the area and questioned him. The man made what the officer considered unusual comments, which raised suspicion. Police learned he was on parole for a 2005 homicide conviction in Wayne County, Novi Public Safety Director David Molloy said.
�We believe that obviously there was an element of home invasion, of robbery. Unfortunately, we don�t know what led up to the homicide,� Molloy said.
The suspect lived with relatives in a condo next to the victim�s, Molloy said.
Police say Schauffle lived alone, adding that not all of the units in the building were occupied.
The unit where the victim was discovered is inside a sprawling subdivision of townhouse-style condos; residents say its occupants are a mix of young families and seniors.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Novi Police Department at (248) 348-7100 or anonymously by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK UP.
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From September 2013 Schools will need to use performance management measures to assess salaries. Ofsted will also be looking for evidence of staff capability as aligned with the Teachers Standards.
In preparation for adopting Performance Management systems SSAT is running an interactive workshop this spring.
This one day course will examine:
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Audience: Senior Leaders from primary and secondary schools, and sixth forms
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Julie Morgenstern, author of
Time Management from the Inside Out
Organizing from the Inside Out
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She also has five basic rules to keep your house in order.
Julie's Rules of Order
Start in the room you spend the most time in.
Avoid zigzag organizing. Begin in one corner of the room and complete each section before moving on to the next.
Attack the visible clutter first—these items are more current and will give you instant change.
Don't get distracted sorting things that belong in another room; just move them to that location.
Search for the treasures instead of the trash—organizing should be a positive experience, not a negative one.
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John Doe Company Sues 15 John Doe IRS Agents Over 10 Million Allegedly Seized Medical Records in California
A lurid but vague class action accuses corrupt and abusive
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judge in California."
John Doe Company sued 15 John Doe IRS
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The new facility in Rocky View County will allow BFI Canada to handle more types of recyclable commodities in a more cost efficient manner, the company announced.
"This facility was built to handle today's needs, but it is ready for tomorrow's demands," said Joe Rajotte, BFI's VP for Western Canada. "BFI Canada's diversion rate has increased tremendously over the last 10 years; we have increased our front load recycle collection by 500 per cent. We are proud of that accomplishment and BFI Canada will continue to invest in diversion and resource recovery to meet southern Alberta's growing needs."
Alberta's Minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Diana McQueen, was in attendance to officially open the facility.
"This facility supports the province's Too Good to Waste Strategy and will be an important part of the waste diversion and resource recovery infrastructure in southern Alberta," Minister McQueen announced at the opening.
The modern facility is designed to be highly adaptable in order to accommodate continued changes in the material stream. It was also built with significant extra capacity in anticipation of processing additional volume in the near future.
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One from my first maternity session. Not original by any means, but still cute. My client asked for this the day she called to make the appointment.
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Arthur Nelson
American (Everett, Colorado, 1942)Caged Sea Scrolls
talc clay and Egyptian paste clay with glazes on steel wire
The SFMOMA building is closed for expansion. Many of the works in our collection are on view at other institutions as part of our On the Go program.
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You've got to decide on that for yourself - I wouldn't say a definite anything without doing a full analysis, which I'm not available for. Sometimes reversing a change that seemed to cause a problem is the best thing - and sometimes is just stirs up the muddy waters so they take longer to settle.
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The Keroro Platoon hatches a plan to turn zoo animals into fierce warriors, but Dororo ends up tangling with a Bengal Tiger and Giroro shares a tender moment with a kitty-cat.
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Dover sole with buttered leeks & shrimps
By Barney Desmazery
Cooking time
Prep: 10 mins Cook: 30 minsSkill level
Serves 2April, May and June are prime months for Dover sole. Easy and quick to prepare, this fish is often overlooked says CJ Jackson
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- Easily doubled / halved
Nutrition info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 673
- protein
- 56g
- carbs
- 10g
- fat
- 43g
- saturates
- 24g
- fibre
- 6g
- sugar
- 9g
- salt
- 4.26g
- 50g butter
- 2 Dover sole, about 350g/12oz each, trimmed and top skin removed
- small glass white wine, about 125ml/4 fl oz
- 4 leeks, cut into large chunks
- 100g tub potted shrimps
- small bunch chives, snipped
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- Heat the oven to 220C/fan 200C/gas 7. Lightly butter a large roasting tray and lay the fish in it side by side. Pour over the wine and dot the fish with any remaining butter. Season with salt and pepper, then bake for 15-20 mins or until the flesh just starts to come away from the bone.
- Meanwhile, cook the leeks in boiling salted water for 8-10 mins until soft, then drain. When the fish is ready, carefully lift onto a warm platter or plates. Place the roasting tray over a low flame, then heat the leeks and potted shrimps with the juices until the butter is melted. Stir through the chives, then serve alongside the fish with a few buttered new potatoes. To eat, simply lift the fillets away from the bone.
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BOSTON (AP) — There's plenty of football history to talk about at Notre Dame, an eight-time Associated Press national champion that is once again undefeated and trying to peek its way into the NCAA title discussion.
One subject they try to stay away from: The rivalry with Boston College.
The only other Catholic school playing in the FBS, Boston College has twice spoiled Notre Dame's unbeaten seasons and eliminated it from the national championship chase. Now, the Fighting Irish (9-0) are heading to Chestnut Hill and hoping to avoid another upset that would destroy their very outside chance at an NCAA title.
''I'm starting to hear about it,'' nose guard Louis Nix III said this week as the Fighting Irish prepared for the game known locally as ''The Holy War.'' ''A lot of people saying, 'Blah, blah, blah. BC is going to come in,' and we might lose. I guess because 20 years ago they beat us when we were undefeated, which I don't see what that has to do with now.''
Notre Dame has finished first eight times since the AP poll began ranking teams in 1936. This year, the Irish are No. 4 heading into Saturday night's game, and they would likely need two of the other unbeaten teams — Alabama, Oregon and Kansas State — to lose in order to claim a spot in the BCS title game.
Of course, the Irish would also need to win out, and that starts with a victory against a Boston College (2-7) team that is having its worst season in more than two decades. But the Eagles have always posed problems for their Catholic rivals, beating them six straight times from 2001-08.
That streak included a 2002 win over a fourth-ranked and unbeaten Notre Dame team. In 1993, 17th-ranked BC beat the No. 1 Irish 41-39 on a field goal as time expired.
''I didn't know that,'' Kelly joked with reporters this week. ''But I do now, and I'll put that in the history bank of more information that I have that I won't use.''
One Notre Dame player who is already familiar with the history is center Braxston Cave, who grew up as a Notre Dame fan in nearby Mishawaka, Ind., and is named after former Notre Dame fullback Braxston Banks. He said that when Boston College ended Notre Dame's 8-0 start in 2002 he was so angry he threw something through a window.
''I remember watching it as a kid, the upset,'' he said. ''But it's a new team, new players, and we're going out there and get things done.''
Banks doesn't hear much about it these days, except when fans bring it up on Twitter or when he hears the comments from people in Boston.
''There's a lot of name-calling that goes back with Notre Dame and Boston College,'' he said. ''(It's) mostly among fans. But a lot of guys, especially BC, look forward to playing Notre Dame because we're just one of those teams on their schedule. But just like every team, we know they're going to get up for this game.''
Kelly has said he doesn't talk to his team about the history between the two teams, in part because he expects every team to relish the chance to beat Notre Dame.
And that's what he's seen so far this season.
The Irish beat Brigham Young 17-14 on Oct. 20 after Riley Nelson missed a wide-open receiver on what would have been the go-ahead touchdown. A week earlier, Notre Dame stopped Stanford on four goal-line stands in overtime to win 20-13 — even though the Cardinal appeared to have scored on fourth down, and perhaps third down as well.
The Irish beat Purdue with a last-minute field goal and topped Michigan by a touchdown. And, last week, they needed three overtimes — surviving one of them thanks to a missed 33-yard field goal — to beat Pittsburgh.
''Everybody is going to give you their best shot,'' linebacker Manti Te'o said. ''Because now you're not only Notre Dame, but you're Notre Dame with a 9-0 record. So you're going to get everybody's best shot and you have to prepare for it. I don't think we're used to it being 9-0. But we're learning. Last week was a great learning experience for us.''
As expected, the rivalry is getting plenty of attention in Chestnut Hill, where not much has gone right so far. The Eagles are already ineligible for a bowl game for the second straight season, but a win over Notre Dame would go a long way toward making up for that.
''This game could potentially salvage the season,'' BC linebacker Nick Clancy said. ''I'll never, ever forget that moment if we could knock them off. The question going around is, 'Why not us? If they can do it in 1993, why can't we do it in 2012?
''This is a one-game season, is what we're looking at. This is it, man.''
The Irish have won the last three meetings between the teams after losing the previous six. Clancy, a Chicago-area native who was looked at but not heavily recruited by Notre Dame, called playing the Irish ''the next best thing'' to playing in a bowl.
Offensive lineman Emmett Cleary took that a step further.
''I would rather knock Notre Dame out of the national championship than go to the Toilet Bowl,'' said Cleary, another Chicagoan. ''People forget that we played them straight up at their place last year. So nobody's looking at this as some monumental upset. We're looking at this as a football team that we can beat.''
Last year, the Irish needed to sweat out an onside kick in the final minutes to hold on for a 16-14 victory.
Kelly doesn't need a history lesson to know that.
''Boston College (is) a team that has played us very, very well,'' he said. ''This past year obviously at home we had to make some big stops late to win the football game.''
But when a fan asked during his radio program whether she needed to have her pacemaker recharged, Kelly told her not to worry.
''I think we're going to take care of all the hearts this weekend,'' he said. ''If we get off to the kind of start we should and put some points on the board, I hope we can save everybody.''
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Good news travels fast in this small community in western Elkhart County.
The morning after Navistar International Inc. announced it would move 400 manufacturing jobs from Oregon to Wakarusa, the town was buzzing with optimism.
As retiree Don Foster walked his Chihuahua down Elkhart Street near the post office Wednesday morning he was excited about the good news.
"I think it is good for the community," he said. "It is going to put a lot of people back to work. That's what we need."
Foster and other town residents are well aware of the long-term economic woes that hit the town when Monaco Coach closed and terminated more than 1,000 people at its Wakarusa plant. Now, this new iteration of Monaco will be adding to the 250 employees producing Class A and Class C motorhomes at the massive complex that dominates the industrial park along Nelson Parkway.
Foster said he has friends who have worked in the recreational vehicle industry.
"Some of them," he said, "have had a hard time finding work."
'That kind of excitement'
Down the street at the Chamber of Commerce, President Deb Shively had already met with her board of directors.
"It's great news," she said. "We are excited about that growth. And Utilimaster will be up to 1,000 employees by Labor Day and we feel Wakarusa is going to get back to where it used to be. There is that kind of excitement."
Utilimaster converts box trucks for parcel delivery companies and a variety of other applications. The company has a joint venture with Isuzu Motors of Japan to build a line of new, light-weight vans and is adding jobs to fill orders.
Wakarusa developed in the 20th century as a hub of manufacturing activity. The small town — with its wide, tree-lined streets and early 20th century homes with large front porches — is bordered by industrial plants to its east. The industrial complexes reach out to Ind. 19 and line that highway to the north and south of C.R. 40.
Besides building RVs, Navistar builds its eStar electric truck in town. Visitors gawk at the site of the quiet electric trucks being test-driven around the town, something the locals have become used to.
"It's like you are in the space age," Shively said. "It is two extremes — it's where small town USA and high-tech meet. It is very cool."
Monaco and Navistar not only provide jobs to the town's residents, Shively said, but the companies provide vital financial support for town activities. The companies returned as sponsors of the annual Maple Syrup Festival last year, Shively said.
"It was nice to see that support come back," she said.
But it is the paychecks and the turn of those dollars from Monaco workers that will boost the local economy the most.
"Hopefully we will get people moving in and they will plug into the community, shopping locally and attending events," Shively said.
Shane Weldy knows all about the hard hurt the economic downturn has visited upon Wakarusa families. He had been selling insurance for home warranties to local real estate agencies when the recession killed his career. Since then he and his wife, Charlotte, opened The New To You resale shop on Elkhart Street and also work part-time jobs as well to get by.
"Four hundred jobs is a lot," Weldy said. "If we can get people to move to town it would be great for the community."
He said people visit his store all the time who say they would like to live in Wakarusa. Now, with jobs being created in town, Weldy believes that will help sell homes.
"It's definitely going to help the market," he said.
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The news of the Monaco jobs spread across the Internet and social media quickly Tuesday night, giving the unemployed hope and motivating them to get to Wakarusa early Wednesday to fill out an application despite the fact hiring won't begin until the first half of 2012.
Jeff Clark had just arrived back in Goshen from West Virginia, where he sought economic refuge after losing his job at Keystone in Goshen during the recession. He had been working odd jobs and in coal mines, trying to make a living during tough times. Wednesday he was walking out of the Monaco office after filling out an application.
"I came back to where the money is at," he said with a smile. He had put applications in at other local RV plants earlier in the week and was hopeful of landing a job at one of those. But he wanted to apply at Monaco, just in case.
At Keystone, Clark specialized in installing flooring in RVs.
"I was pulling down about $1,400 per week back then," he said.
Then wages were cut and he ended up making about $10 per hour before his job was eliminated.
Others were also hopeful of landing a job at Monaco. In the company's lobby, six people crouched over their job applications, spread out on coffee tables or on their knees. Each stole peeks at the competition now and then.
Riley Bryan of Millersburg was among them. He and his two friends woke early to make the trip to Wakarusa.
Bryan said he has been working temporary jobs since 2008 through the Forge jobs agency, but he needs full-time work.
"I am ready for a job title," he said.
Lisa Hartenberger made the trip to Wakarusa from Navistar's corporate headquarters in Lisle, Ill. Her job Wednesday was to answer questions from the many reporters who descended on the office and called for interviews.
"We will be ramping down operations in Oregon over a period of months," she said, "and ramping up operations in Wakarusa in the first half of 2012."
Navistar purchased the former Monaco Coach assets in June 2009 after that company went bankrupt. The name was changed to Monaco RV and some of the RV production was resumed in Oregon and Wakarusa. Hartenberger said Navistar's ownership has been a great advantage to the RV consumer because the company has a lot of expertise in developing specialty vehicles that has been utilized in improving the Monaco products.
She said the company will invest $1 million in the Wakarusa plant. That money will cover computer software and hardware, furniture and equipment.
Tax abatement
Navistar is moving the 400 jobs to Wakarusa, and in return it wants a property tax abatement from the Town Council.
Ron Berkey, council president, said the council heard about the new jobs after its meeting Tuesday night. He said there had been talk of jobs possibly coming, but nothing was official until late Tuesday.
He said the council will have a special meeting in the next couple of weeks to consider the abatement.
"I am glad to see them come back to town," Berkey said. "A lot of people didn't like the way they pulled out, but it's their business, what are you going to do?"
While Utilimaster is adding jobs and other, much smaller companies have started up and added a few jobs, Berkey said there remains a need for more employment.
"There are still a lot of people around town that are out of a job," he said.
And there is also plenty of underemployment.
"Some of those people are holding down two or three part-time jobs just to make it — if you are fortunate to find that many (part-time jobs)," he said.
Berkey is one of the lucky people who worked in the RV industry at its zenith. He retired eight years ago when RVs were hot items and workers were making top dollar. He worked 33 years at Monaco Coach. Now he spends time riding his bicycle around Wakarusa to stay in shape as well as helping the town by leading the council.
Because of the recession and following slow economy, the council has had to stop hiring college students for maintenance jobs in the summer and has also reduced the town's budget by $250,000 to $300,000.
Berkey said his experiences lead him to believe there will be a limited recovery in the RV industry.
"It will come back in time, but it will never be what it was before," he said. "I'll put money on that."


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Hillary Clinton got bad marks from some political analysts for her performance in last night's debate and today she accuses the boys of ganging up and piling on. Presumably her campaign staff thinks this is a clever spot, but their time might better have been spent helping her develop straightforward answers about Iraq, Iran, Social Security, raising taxes and whether or not illegals should get driver's licenses.
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Jacqueline Marris and Tamara Brooks are my new heroines. These two brave Southern California teenagers not only acted to survive their ordeal but also made an important decision to speak out on national television after their kidnapping and rape Aug. 1.
With the loving support of their families, they performed a great service to rape survivors everywhere by refusing to be shamed into silence.
Their act of courage, of course, does not mean that the stigma surrounding rape is fading.
Media pundits revictimize these young women when they say that the teenagers came forward merely to claim their "15 minutes of fame." Brooks told reporters that they spoke because "We want to get the message across to everybody to never give up on anything. Whatever obstacles you have, you've got to fight your way through it."
One of those obstacles is the societal stigma. My experiences, and those of hundreds of other rape survivors I have met, is that the stigma is alive and well.
Justice Department figures tell us that one in six women have experienced an attempted or completed sexual assault. Maybe people feel that if they can distance themselves from the victims of rape by finding a reason to blame them, they and their loved ones won't be as vulnerable.
Some examples of victim blaming I have heard from family, friends, neighbors, TV reporters, law officers, prosecutors and strangers include:
"What were you wearing?"
"What were you doing out so late?"
"Be grateful you weren't hurt."
"If you had only taken kickboxing, this never would have happened to you."
"Why would your boyfriend want to stay with you?"
Why go public, then, as more women are choosing to do? Their motivations may include changing antiquated laws, preventing rapes by the same perpetrator or helping others by putting a face to rape statistics and sharing their experiences of recovery.
We can identify with a mother who speaks out after a drunk driver kills her child. Who would question why she would want to share her private grief and anger?
Rape survivors who choose to speak publicly rarely have the support of their families, and too often don't have the support of rape crisis centers, which are concerned about the confidentiality of their critical counseling services.
Jeri Elster, my friend and a fellow advocate of speaking out, was devastated when she discovered that her rapist, who was identified by DNA, could not be prosecuted because prosecutors ordered the testing after the then-six-year statute of limitations lapsed.
Jeri says telling her story in front of TV cameras during state Assembly hearings was the best thing she ever did. Like a lot of survivors, Jeri felt completely disempowered by the rapist. It was a "much-needed emotional boost" to her when she helped change California law to effectively eliminate the statute of limitations on rape cases with DNA evidence.
On Aug. 27, the 10th anniversary of Jeri's assault, she will lead a march in downtown L.A. to protest the disposal of DNA evidence by local law enforcement.
Something unexpected happened after my own first interview on national TV about my rape. Women I knew and complete strangers came up to me and thanked me, whispering that they too had been raped. Most of them had never told anyone, not even their mothers and husbands.
They are members of what I call the Secret Sorority, women silently burdened by the long-term effects of the trauma of rape. Rapists frequently threaten their victims: "Shut up!" and "If you tell anyone, I will come back and kill you!" When we decide to go public, we break their power over us.
No one aspires to be a poster girl for rape. We come out in spite of the risks, because we can and for our sisters who are scared silent.
Karen R. Pomer is a founding member of the Rainbow Sisters Project, a Los Angeles-based group that lobbies and educates on behalf of rape survivors. E-mail: email@example.com.
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Brave or stupid? New publisher focuses exclusively on PS Vita games
OK, I know that brave and stupid can (in some people's eyes) be one and the same. So imagine, in the hope of keeping the comment thread on topic, that they're mutually exclusive.
Is the following brave or stupid?
Ripstone, a new publisher based in Liverpool, UK, will focus exclusively on publishing games for Sony's PS Vita handheld. The obvious question here is, why?
The answer, in the words of company co-founder and creative director Phil Gaskell:
"I'm a passionate hardcore gamer, and I love my Vita. I don't see another portable device currently servicing hardcore gamers. There are other devices out there, but none of them are dedicated gaming machines as good as this one."
I agree with him, I really do. I don't play my Vita enough, but when I do I really enjoy it (although Uncharted remains a disappointment).
However, there comes a point that – as a business – you must think about things like a business.
The PS Vita is hardly the most successful console of all-time. Hardly the most successful handheld of all-time. Hardly successful at all, in fact. Last year the console shifted roughly 400k units worldwide in quarter number four, not stunning numbers. More over, Sony has admitted that it's difficult to attract third-party developers to create software for the console.
That does not sound like the kind of environment best suited to a small publisher.
Part of Ripstone's reasoning for the exclusive approach is that they're out to set an example to others in the industry. That's an undoubtedly noble notion. We've had noble notions before. Mother Teresa, for example, dedicated her life to helping those in need. That went right. Jumping in front of a bus in a bid to save a struggling child is also noble, but kind of silly if you both end up dying.
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there are less PS3 owners then X360 or wii owners, all sony is doing is making more hand held crap while barely anyone has interest.
it is also because the smartphone has dominated a part of the hand held console market, they could better focus on making their PS4 more attractive then making this…..
Not exactly true. XBox is only super popular in England and the US afaik
Yeah, the 360′s only popular in the UK and USA. Everywhere else it's a lesser device, if I remember correctly it's selling more poorly in Japan than the old Gameboy Advance or the PS2. Rightly so, with its lack of exclusives, poor manufacturing and monthly fee required to play games online.
Also, the Wii died at retail in 2010 and the PS3′s still going strong in all regions. The Wii moved a ton of units for Wii Sports and occasionally a Mario game, but they should've learned their lesson that casuals aren't return customers with the Wii. Instead they're continuing their casual focus with the Wii U and 3DS, and that totally sucks. I expect the Wii U to bomb and HOPE that the 3DS bombs so they can make a handheld that doesn't suck ass or go software-only. They lost the right to make hardware when they made the public statement that they "can't" compete with Microsoft or Sony on a hardware level. Apparently from now on they plan on making lesser devices, thinking that casuals will eat it up. They're gonna learn their damn lesson, hardcore gamers are much more valuable than casuals and they care when you make prehistoric dinosaur hardware… except the retards who make idiotic statements like "hurr durr gameplay is what matters, not da graffics" without realizing that better hardware means larger environments, better physics and animations, higher framerates and lower development budgets due to there being less optimization required on more powerful hardware. Seriously, why do people say idiotic things like that? It's pretty sickening.Anyways, what was your point again? I kinda forgot mine in the rant, it just sucks that Sony's the only hardware manufacturer making good hardware right now. I want choices, not just one really good hardware company.
should have released the vita closer to the launch of the ps4, then they could have properly integrated (and promoted that integration) the two system
Noble but incredibly risky to bet your shirt on one device. I don't envision this ending well.
Brave. Actions like that are sometimes necessary to push the sales of a console. Now, it's matter to see if this will give fruits or not.
Definitely noble. The Vita's the best handheld gaming device ever released and yet people don't seem to understand just how amazing it is, it's selling poorly. It has an amazing lineup of games and it's more than worth its $250 pricetag, but for some reason consumers are only interested in Nintendo's first horrible handheld since the Virtualboy, the 3DS. The 3DS single-handedly turned me from mindless Nintendo fanboy to a consumer who chooses whatever the best product is at any time, breaking the spell they cast on me as a child(lul). It's terrible, horrible, no-good, very-bad, and yet people are buying it up like mad and ignoring the infinitely superior Vita. I literally do not understand this. Is it fanaticism? Are people really that cheap? Do they not realize that there's a better alternative? It's very sad.


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Much warmer temps. this weekend but beware of high pollen counts & an increasing wildfire risk. We should see a few showers by later Mon. into Tue. but rainfall for most places will not likely be much. A stalled front near the area late in the week could focus more significant rain across or near the First Coast.
Earth Gauge: Guard Your GroundwaterWhen rain falls, some of the water ends up in lakes and rivers, some is used by plants, some evaporates back into the atmosphere, and some seeps through the ground into aquifers – large, natural underground water storage areas. This groundwater provides more than 40 percent of the U.S. population with drinking water. Not only does groundwater quench our thirst, but it is also important in protecting water quality and quantity in surface rivers and streams – during drier times, these waters are derived almost completely from groundwater supplies. In coastal areas, pumping too much water from aquifers can increase the amount of salt water entering groundwater supplies, sometimes making it undrinkable.Viewer Tip: March 10-16 is National Groundwater Awareness Week. One of the easiest ways to protect groundwater supplies is to save water at home. Try these simple tips to save 30 gallons in one day:
• Save 5 gallons: Shorten your shower by just two minutes.• Save 5 gallons: Turn water off between rinsing dishes, rather than running water continuously.• Save at least 20 gallons: Water your lawn and garden in the early morning or evening hours, when the weather is cooler and water is less likely to evaporate.
(Source: National Groundwater Association. "National Groundwater Awareness Week."; The 40 Gallon Challenge)
Climate Fact: The Fate of Groundwater
Globally, humans draw nearly one-third of our fresh water from underground sources, supplying 36 percent of domestic water, 42 percent of agricultural water and 27 percent of industrial water. However, our water demands are beginning to alter this critical resource in profound ways. Until now, scientists have struggled to understand how increased demand coupled with and a changing climate impacts ground water supplies, but a new team of international water wizards has begun to unlock some of our planet's subterranean secrets. Here's what they've found so far:
• Some of our most important groundwater storage areas, called aquifers, haven't received substantial deposits of water for thousands of years. This is mostly because the rate of new soil water accumulation only represents a small fraction of Earth's total ground water storage. However, we're extracting this "fossil water" from the earth much more quickly than nature can restore it, essentially making these aquifers non-renewable resources.• Even though the speed of ground water restoration is complicated by many factors like land cover and local geology, its "recharge" rate generally varies with the global distribution of precipitation – a principle component of any location's climate.• Current research points to less snow accumulation, earlier snow melts, more winter rainfall events, and more rain-on-snow events in a warmer world. Preliminary ground water research shows that changing snowmelt patterns usually reduce the seasonal variation and amount of ground water deposits.• Droughts cause irrigation systems to shift from using renewable surface waters to non-renewable fossil water. California's 2006-2009 Central Valley drought forced farmers to pump enough groundwater to fill Lake Mead, the largest surface reservoir in the United States.
(Source: Taylor, Richard G. et al., 2012. "Ground water and climate change." Nature Climate Change, doi:10.1038/nclimate1744)
Climate in the News: "Cattle Herds Shrinking as Plains Storms Fail to End U.S. Drought" – March 10, 2013, Bloomberg BusinessWeek - Cattlemen in the Midwest continue to struggle with drought conditions, even after late-February storms. Without improvement over the next three months, they may have to further reduce herd size.
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Category: Reviews
2011-05-16 00:07:46
You wouldn't necessarily think that exhaustion and depression would be fertile subjects for a big-screen slapstick – at least, for a big-screen slapstick that didn't star Paul Giamatti. Yet in director Paul Feig's buoyant and brainy Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig plays a sad, discouraged, frequently humiliated maid of honor with such inventiveness and style that she seems to be creating a new comic archetype right before your eyes. Hiding her misery behind a thinly veiled mask of courtesy and good cheer, and letting her anger and resentment spill out in sarcastic asides and messy, chaotic bursts, Wiig's Annie – like many of the brilliantly talented performer's most memorable characters – is a singular creation. And so, too, is Bridesmaids, a female-driven Judd Apatow comedy (he's a co-producer) with the rare distinction of being smarter than it is funny, though it's still plenty funny.
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Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Movies
Category: Reviews
2007-07-03 08:34:41
It seems that the older I get, and the older Michael Moore gets, the more I'm conscious of his imperfections as a filmmaker - and the less I could give a damn about them.
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