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Bird & O'Neal coming on Indy radio
This is a quote from another forum. I provided a link to where you can listen in by streaming. Bird & JO are expected to come on radio in Indy this afternoon:
Per JMV on WNDE 1260:
Larry Bird is to be on @ 4:05′ish to discuss the JO situation & more.
JO is said to appear @ 4:30 to discuss what he actually said – & he has told the station that there is tape to support what he said!
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I ran for my first time today. I mean I have ran before but this time I actually ran for a reason! I am getting ready for a race later on in the summer!
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Nice day for it! I hope this is the start of a beautiful relationship between you, your shoes, and the ground.
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Happy running Katya! Hope there are lots more like it!
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Walter Hermann Rauschenfels, 86, died June 25, 2012 at Chris Jensen Health Center.
Walter Hermann Rauschenfels, 86, died June 25, 2012 at Chris Jensen Health Center.
He was born Feb. 8, 1926 in Chicago to Erich and Martha Rauschenfels.
The family moved to Duluth in 1936 and he graduated from Duluth Central High School in 1943. He began his sailing career on the Great Lakes in 1942 and transferred to the Merchant Marine in 1943 after graduating from high school. He sailed on Texaco tankers during World War II on Northern and Southern Atlantic and Mediterranean waters. After the war he switched to freighters, sailing until 1948, when he retired as master. He then entered the University of MN graduating in 1950. He became a Certified Public Accountant and established his own CPA firm in 1955. He also formed Lake Superior Compass Service and did compass adjusting and compass repairs on ships of the Great Lakes.
He was active in community affairs, having served as Treasurer of the Duluth-Superior Symphony for 15 years, Treasurer of the Lake Superior Marine Museum of six years, Vice President of the MN Society of CPAs and President of the Duluth Chapter of the MN Society of CPAs.
Walter was preceded in death by his parents and sister Dorothy McCoy.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years Alyce; sons David, Thomas (Kristine), and Mark (Susan); daughters Anita and Sally (Andrew Slade); eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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I'm a 26-year-old male living in the American Midwest and I'm looking for a change. I graduated in 2010 with an English degree, and have spent the last two years working for news organization's websites (primarily writing and editing content mostly using Content Management Systems, but with a little HTML, CSS and basic scripting too).
I believe I can acquire dual-citizenship with Italy through my Great grandfather who immigrated to America in 1913. If I want to work in Europe/England, would having dual-citizenship with Italy help?
I really want to work in Europe, or get a job that would allow me to travel and get a different perspective of the world. Would I be able to find work with my current skill set?
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If I want to work in Europe/England, would having dual-citizenship with Italy help?
Yes, it helps a lot. You can just buy a ticket and go and not have to worry about having a job or visa or anything.
Would I be able to find work with my current skill set?
Maybe, you would need something that sets you apart from any other applicant though, just as you would if you were applying for jobs in the US.
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I've only lived in Asia, but your degree in English would be enough for you to get a decent teaching job in countries like Korea, China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Salaries for those countries range from $1000-$3000 USD a month with a potential for $700-$1500 a month in savings. It might be worth looking into for a year so that you can save enough money to get a solid start in Europe.
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What parts of Asia have you lived in? Any suggestions on where I can look into teaching there?
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I've lived in Taiwan and Korea for a total of 4 years. I also have friends that work in Indonesia, Thailand, and China, so I know a bit about those from what they've told me.
Some good sites to check out are http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/ and http://www.seriousteachers.com.
Korea is the best for saving money (I manage about $1200 a month), but the lifestyle here isn't for everyone. Taiwan is also a good choice, but you have to pay for your own apartment and plane ticket, so you won't save quite as much.
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Thanks for the links! How did you get your start out there? Four years, I take it you like it?
No problem! I was working as a network admin in America and started to realize that I wasn't cut out for corporate America. One summer, my sister and I took a vacation to the Galapogos. I had such a great time that I put in my notice add soon as I returned and started looking for jobs on ESL Cafe. A month later, I was teaching at a kindergarten in Taiwan.
Like I said, I've been overseas for 4 years now and I've loved every minute of it. Life as an expat is often challenging, but at least it's always interesting.
http://www.myitalianfamily.com/record/requirements-great-grandfather.html So you do qualify. You can work anywhere in the EU with an Italian citizenship/passport so this would greatly help. Could you actually find work? That depends where you look. If you don't speak the language you may be limited.
I emailed the Italian Consulate in Chicago; it pretty much comes down to getting the birth certificates from Italy and the rest of my necessary ascendants, then getting the paper work done. I studied abroad in England, and would love to go back, but right now I really want to get out of the Midwest -- I have till August when my lease ends.
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If the Halcro SSP100 were a traditional controller, it would switch and transcode video, but would leave the scaling to an external device. HDMI inputs, if any, would be few. On the audio side, it would have consistent sonic characteristics, whether playing music or movies. And the best sound would be elicited from the multichannel or stereo analog inputs in bypass mode, the worst from digital or digitally-processed analog inputs. Operationally, it would be ergonomically solid and glitch-free.
But the $9,990 SSP100 is not a traditional controller. It has a different agenda, and an expanded role in mind. In particular, this controller aims to subsume the functions of an outboard video processor/scaler. To that end, it includes four—count 'em—HDMI inputs. That's more than most dedicated HD switchers provide. And there are a plethora of analog video interfaces as well. Halcro backs up all this connectivity with the ability to scale video from 480i all the way up to HD's max of 1080p. In my experience, the SSP100 is the first controller designed from inception to incorporate equally advanced audio and video features. (See Randy Tomlinson's sidebar for an evaluation of the SSP100's video performance.)
The Halcro is the first controller I've encountered whose performance between music and film is so divergent. With music, the SSP100 is sweet-natured and a tad restrained in high frequency extension and dynamics. Detail resolution is excellent, but imaging is a bit fuzzy. Pull up a chair to Lucinda Williams' Live @ The Filmore [Lost Highway] CD for a demonstration. The Halcro does a great job of conveying the small textural details that make this a riveting live recording. Bass, too, is anvil solid, and instruments are timbrally differentiated. But that mild top-end and dynamic reticence dials back the almost uncomfortably close quality of Lucinda's voice that this disc can convey. I mention this not so much as a strong criticism, for the Halcro sacrifices only a smidgen in terms of musical involvement. Indeed, that missing last ounce of realism is evident only in comparison to top-grade analog gear. My point, instead, is that "sweet" and "reticent" are about the last words I'd use to describe the SSP's sound when playing movies.
You see, with films, this controller's dynamics are absolutely staggering. The Halcro literally had me checking to see if my reference controller was inadvertently set to some compressed "night" mode. The SSP100's dynamics, in cahoots with its crisp detail, renders action scenes entrancingly visceral. On the "Bamboo Forest" chapter of House of Flying Daggers, for instance, trees should rustle above the listener, bamboo flying past should cause heads to flinch, and the crack of bamboo and clang of swords should be palpable. The Halcro's score: check, check, and check. Furthermore, convincing 3-D spatiality and crackerjack transients firmly place the viewer in the scene. And dialog is perfectly clear without being edgy or hyped. When it all comes together, "Bamboo Forest" should be as frightening as it is riveting. Through the SSP100, it is.
The Halcro is equally impressive with drama and music-oriented film fare. As an example of the latter, the opening percussive teases on Fleetwood Mac's The Dance are perfectly clean. They may lack the suspended- in-air quality I've heard from a (very) few other controllers, and the bass is overly thick and wobbly, but the SSP can reveal things—like the startling dynamic contrast when the vocals enter on "The Chain"—that remain hidden through other controllers. And when voices are clustered, as on "Close Your Eyes" from James Taylor's Live at the Beacon Theater, the Halcro depicts both the merged sonority and the individual quality of each vocal part. The vocals are everything on this track, and through the Halcro, they are exquisitely lovely.
Perhaps I can best sum up the moviewatching experience with the SSP100 by relating my obligatory viewing of The Fifth Element's test chapters (you know which ones they are). Having seen them a hundred times, they no longer hold the slightest surprise or allure, but that same familiarity makes them particularly quick and useful references. So I reluctantly cued up the taxi crash scene and…. couldn't bring myself to press STOP until the film's end! It's hard to nitpick any component that makes such shopworn material feel fresh.
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Additionally, prayer does work even if what we ask for didn't happen because prayer always has two purposes. Usually our primary purpose is [that] we want to move the hand of God. But God's primary purpose oftentimes in prayer for us is that he wants to mold our heart. … It's why the Bible says to even pray for our enemies. Why? So that our heart can be molded, so that we're not bitter, calloused, uncaring toward our enemies, that we love them, that we grieve for them, that we want good for them. Ultimately, as well, you will see as you pray, that maybe things don't change and people don't change … but you do. You change. All of a sudden, you become in character increasingly more like God. And you can't say, "This prayer didn't work cause they didn't change and things didn't change!" And God says, "I love you, and it did work, and I wanted you to keep praying cause I wanted you to change."
Number one, you don't have to pray eloquently. We had this last night, we had dinner and my kids didn't come up to me for dessert and say, "Dearest father, we first would like to thank you for your kind provision in our former days. Furthermore, we know that you have the ability to grant requests, and we acknowledge that gladly. Furthermore, in addition, our subpoint is this: that we would beseech you, though undeserving as we are, that perhaps in your great mercies, we could have ice cream for dessert." No, my kids walked up, two words: "Ice cream." That's it. That was the request. Answer? "Heck yeah." That's the response. It's really simple. It doesn't need to be eloquent and complicated. Just let your dad know, he's happy to hear.The full sermon will be out on the podcast and available for download this weekend.


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RICHMOND, VA – (Wednesday, January 11, 2012) – The Richmond Kickers are pleased to announce the 2012 professional schedule, opening their 20th Anniversary season against longtime rival Charleston Battery on Saturday, April 7 at 5:00 p.m. As one of the three longest tenured professional soccer clubs in the United States, the Kickers will celebrate 20 years alongside the Battery and the Charlotte Eagles in 2012. The home opener will commemorate the Kickers 20th season with ticket specials, alumni appearances and 1993 retro jerseys.
"Our first season in USL PRO exceeded all expectations," commented Leigh Cowlishaw, Richmond Kickers Head Coach and Director of Soccer. "We are looking forward to building upon that success and assembling a squad that can once again compete for a League Championship while making a strong run in the U.S. Open Cup."
"It will no doubt be an exciting season for our fans," added Cowlishaw. "The level of play has never been better and with several events planned to celebrate our 20th season, it should prove to be a memorable year for the Kickers."
Featuring six teams with more than a decade of operational experience, and more than 100 years of combined operational experience, USL PRO will field 11 teams playing a 24-game, primarily balanced schedule in a single-table format this season. The Kickers will face all 10 opponents at Richmond City Stadium at least once this season including Antigua Barracuda FC, Charleston Battery, Charlotte Eagles, Dayton Dutch Lions, Harrisburg City Islanders, Los Angeles Blues, Orlando City Lions, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Rochester Rhinos and Wilmington Hammerheads. F.C. New York is no longer a member of USL PRO.
Richmond City Stadium, just off the Downtown Expressway, will once again serve as home base for the Kickers for the 2012 season. Nine of the Kickers 12 regular season home games will be played on Saturdays with two matches taking place under the lights on Fridays, and a Tuesday, July 3 game rounding out the schedule. The majority of home games will kick off at 7:00 p.m., with the exception of the home opener on April 7, which will begin at 5:00 p.m. The Kickers home schedule will conclude with the fifth annual FAMILY FEST on Saturday, August 11 against the Harrisburg City Islanders before wrapping up the 2012 season one week later during a two-game road swing in Antigua.
The 2012 USL PRO Playoffs will include the top six finishers in the table, with the top two seeds receiving a first-round bye the weekend of August 24-26. The semifinals featuring the four remaining teams will be played the following weekend, with the 2012 USL PRO Championship set for the weekend of September 7-9. All playoff rounds will implement a single-game knockout format.
Established in 1993, the Richmond Kickers have consistently been one of the most successful professional soccer clubs in America. Over the past 19 seasons, Richmond has qualified for postseason play 17 times, and reached the title match in 2010 for the sixth time in the past nine campaigns, falling just short of the Championship title. Richmond's seven previous league Championship appearances (1995, 1996, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009) include winning the Premier League title in 1995, a shoot-out loss to Seattle in the USL First Division final in 2005 and taking the USL Second Division crown twice against Charlotte in 2006 and 2009.


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Lincoln Rhyme is back...
From the bestselling author of The Bone Collector and The Devil's Teardrop comes this spine-chilling new thriller that pits renowned criminalist Lincoln Rhyme against the ultimate opponent -- Amelia Sachs, his own brilliant protégée.
A quadriplegic since a beam crushed his spinal cord years ago, Rhyme is desperate to improve his condition and goes to the University of North Carolina Medical Center for high-risk experimental surgery. But he and Sachs have hardly settled in when the local authorities come calling. In a twenty-four-hour period, the sleepy Southern outpost of Tanner's Corner has seen a local teen murdered and two young women abducted. And Rhyme and Sachs are the best chance to find the girls alive.
The prime suspect is a strange teenaged truant known as the Insect Boy, so nicknamed for his disturbing obsession with bugs. Rhyme agrees to find the boy while awaiting his operation. Rhyme's unsurpassed analytical skills and stellar forensic experience, combined with Sachs's exceptional detective legwork, soon snare the perp. But even Rhyme can't anticipate that Sachs will disagree with his crime analysis and that her vehemence will put her in the swampland, harboring the very suspect whom Rhyme considers a ruthless killer. So ensues Rhyme's greatest challenge -- facing the criminalist whom he has taught everything he knows in a battle of wits, forensics, and intuition. And in this adversary, Rhyme also faces his best friend and soul mate.
With the intricate forensic detail, breathtaking speed, and masterful plot twists that are signature Deaver, The Empty Chair is page-turning suspense of the highest order, destined to continue Jeffery Deaver's bestselling track record and thrill his legions of fans worldwide.
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Lincoln Rhyme, the gruff quadriplegic detective and forensic expert of Bone Collector fame, strays far from his Manhattan base to a spooky North Carolina backwater in this engrossing and outlandish tale about the hunt for evil. The hick town is called Tanner's Corner, where Rhyme--in North Carolina for experimental surgery--has been called by the local sheriff to oversee the search for a kidnapper and his victims. The kidnapper is 16-year-old Garrett Hanlon, a local youth of ill repute whose obsession with bugs has earned him the nickname "The Insect Boy." His captives are Mary Beth McConnell, who Hanlon has stalked for months, and local nurse Lydia Johansson, who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. A marathon chase ensues across North Carolina's perilous swampland by sheriff deputies and Rhyme's assistant and lover, Amelia Sachs. Rhyme, a former New York City cop whose on-the-job injury several years earlier left him with movement in only one finger, directs the search from his wheelchair at sheriff headquarters. As he examines forensic evidence from the crime scenes and points along the search route, Rhyme grows increasingly suspicious about which players are the good guys and which are masking their evil intentions. The story grows heavy in the middle, but eventually takes several of Deaver's trademark twists, cleverly camouflaged for maximum effect. The characters surrounding Rhyme in his third adventure are colorful, back-country cutouts who serve their purpose well. In the end, it's all a bit hard to swallow--particularly the ultimate revelations about Tanner's Corner and its strange inhabitants--but for thrills and surprises, Deaver is still aces. Agent, Deborah Schneider. Major ad/promo; Literary Guild and Mystery Guild main selections; Doubleday Book Club super release; Reader's Digest Condensed Books selection. (May)
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Lincoln is back leaving us guessing and wondering every minute, turning pages breathlessly. This is one of the best I had read by this author, and I learned a lot from the suspect in the book. It keeps you guessing right up until the final two pages, not only about the crime, who did it, who might do it, and what might happen to Lincoln in the hospital's surgery unit. Amelia Sachs is in more than a little hot water in this one also, and there's no shortage of guessing who you can trust.
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Chapter 1
Chapter One
She came here to lay flowers at the place where the boy died and the girl was kidnapped.
She came here because she was a heavy girl and had a pocked face and not many friends.
She came because she was expected to.
She came because she wanted to.
Ungainly and sweating, twenty-six-year-old Lydia Johansson walked along the dirt shoulder of Route 112, where she'd parked her Honda Accord, then stepped carefully down the hill to the muddy bank where Blackwater Canal met the opaque Paquenoke River.
She came here because she thought it was the right thing to do.
She came even though she was afraid.
It wasn't long after dawn but this August had been the hottest in years in North Carolina and Lydia was already sweating through her nurse's whites by the time she started toward the clearing on the riverbank, surrounded by willows and tupelo gum and broad-leafed bay trees. She easily found the place she was looking for; the yellow police tape was very evident through the haze.
Early morning sounds. Loons, an animal foraging in the thick brush nearby, hot wind through sedge and swamp grass.
Lord, I'm scared, she thought. Flashing back vividly on the most gruesome scenes from the Stephen King and Dean Koontz novels she read late at night with her companion, a pint of Ben & Jerry's.
More noises in the brush. She hesitated, looked around. Then continued on."Hey," a man's voice said. Very near.
Lydia gasped and spun around. Nearly dropped the flowers. "Jesse, you scared me."
"Sorry." Jesse Corn stood on the other side of a weeping willow, near the clearing that was roped off. Lydia noticed that their eyes were fixed on the same thing: a glistening white outline on the ground where the boy's body'd been found. Surrounding the line indicating Billy's head was a dark stain that, as a nurse, she recognized immediately as old blood.
"So that's where it happened," she whispered.
"It is, yep." Jesse wiped his forehead and rearranged the floppy hook of blond hair. His uniform -- the beige outfit of the Paquenoke County Sheriff's Department -- was wrinkled and dusty. Dark stains of sweat blossomed under his arms. He was thirty and boyishly cute. "How long you been here?" she asked.
"I don't know. Since five maybe."
"I saw another car," she said. "Up the road. Is that Jim?"
"Nope. Ed Schaeffer. He's on the other side of the river." Jesse nodded at the flowers. "Those're pretty."
After a moment Lydia looked down at the daisies in her hand. "Two forty-nine. At Food Lion. Got 'em last night. I knew nothing'd be open this early. Well, Dell's is but they don't sell flowers." She wondered why she was rambling. She looked around again. "No idea where Mary Beth is?"
Jesse shook his head. "Not hide nor hair."
"Him neither, I guess that means."
"Him neither." Jesse looked at his watch. Then out over the dark water, dense reeds and concealing grass, the rotting pier.
Lydia didn't like it that a county deputy, sporting a large pistol, seemed as nervous as she was. Jesse started up the grassy hill to the highway. He paused, glanced at the flowers. "Only two ninety-nine?"
"Forty-nine. Food Lion."
"That's a bargain," the young cop said, squinting toward a thick sea of grass. He turned back to the hill. "I'll be up by the patrol car."
Lydia Johansson walked closer to the crime scene. She pictured Jesus, she pictured angels and she prayed for a few minutes. She prayed for the soul of Billy Stail, which had been released from his bloody body on this very spot just yesterday morning. She prayed that the sorrow visiting Tanner's Corner would soon be over.
She prayed for herself too.
More noise in the brush. Snapping, rustling.
The day was lighter now but the sun didn't do much to brighten up Blackwater Landing. The river was deep here and fringed with messy black willows and thick trunks of cedar and cypress -- some living, some not, and all choked with moss and viny kudzu. To the northeast, not far, was the Great Dismal Swamp, and Lydia Johansson, like every Girl Scout past and present in Paquenoke County, knew all the legends about that place: the Lady of the Lake, the Headless Trainman....But it wasn't those apparitions that bothered her; Blackwater Landing had its own ghost -- the boy who'd kidnapped Mary Beth McConnell.
Lydia opened her purse and lit a cigarette with shaking hands. Felt a bit calmer. She strolled along the shore. Stopped beside a stand of tall grass and cattails, which bent in the scorching breeze.
On top of the hill she heard a car engine start. Jesse wasn't leaving, was he? Lydia looked toward it, alarmed. But she saw the car hadn't moved. Just getting the air-conditioning going, she supposed. When she looked back toward the water she noticed the sedge and cattails and wild rice plants were still bending, waving, rustling.
As if someone was there, moving closer to the yellow tape, staying low to the ground.
But no, no, of course that wasn't the case. It's just the wind, she told herself. And she reverently set the flowers in the crook of a gnarly black willow not far from the eerie outline of the sprawled body, spattered with blood dark as the river water. She began praying once more.
Across the Paquenoke River from the crime scene, Deputy Ed Schaeffer leaned against an oak tree and ignored the early morning mosquitoes fluttering near his arms in his short-sleeved uniform shirt. He shrank down to a crouch and scanned the floor of the woods again for signs of the boy.
He had to steady himself against a branch; he was dizzy from exhaustion. Like most of the deputies in the county sheriff's department he'd been awake for nearly twenty-four hours, searching for Mary Beth McConnell and the boy who'd kidnapped her. But while, one by one, the others had gone home to shower and eat and get a few hours' sleep Ed had stayed with the search. He was the oldest deputy on the force and the biggest (fifty-one years old and two hundred sixty-four pounds of mostly unuseful weight) but fatigue, hunger and stiff joints weren't going to stop him from continuing to look for the girl.
The deputy examined the ground again.
He pushed the transmit button of his radio. "Jesse, it's me. You there?"
"Go ahead."
He whispered, "I got footprints here. They're fresh. An hour old, tops."
"Him, you think?"
"Who else'd it be? This time of morning, this side of the Paquo?"
"You were right, looks like," Jesse Corn said. "I didn't believe it at first but you hit this one on the head."
It had been Ed's theory that the boy would come back here. Not because of the clich� -- about returning to the scene of the crime -- but because Blackwater Landing had always been his stalking ground and whatever kind of trouble he'd gotten himself into over the years he always came back here.
Ed looked around, fear now replacing exhaustion and discomfort as he gazed at the infinite tangle of leaves and branches surrounding him. Jesus, the deputy thought, the boy's here someplace. He said into his radio, "The tracks look to be moving toward you but I can't tell for sure. He was walking mostly on leaves. You keep an eye out. I'm going to see where he was coming from."
Knees creaking, Ed rose to his feet and, as quietly as a big man could, followed the boy's footsteps back in the direction they'd come -- farther into the woods, away from the river.
He followed the boy's trail about a hundred feet and saw it led to an old hunting blind -- a gray shack big enough for three or four hunters. The gun slots were dark and the place seemed to be deserted. Okay, he thought. Okay...He's probably not in there. But still...
Breathing hard, Ed Schaeffer did something he hadn't done in nearly a year and a half: unholstered his weapon. He gripped the revolver in a sweaty hand and started forward, eyes flipping back and forth dizzily between the blind and the ground, deciding where best to step to keep his approach silent.
Did the boy have a gun? he wondered, realizing that he was as exposed as a soldier landing on a bald beachhead. He imagined a rifle barrel appearing fast in one of the slots, aiming down on him. Ed felt an ill flush of panic and he sprinted, in a crouch, the last ten feet to the side of the shack. He pressed against the weathered wood as he caught his breath and listened carefully. He heard nothing inside but the faint buzzing of insects.


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A man suffered a puncture wound to the chest and almost lost an ear in a fight that left three in hospital and led to five arrests.
An anonymous phone call alerted police to a disturbance in Grasmere Avenue, Workington, at 4.30am on Saturday.
They entered the house and arrested five men on suspicion of affray.
All were in their early twenties and from Workington. Three needed medical attention and went by ambulance to the West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven.
Police say one man was "quite seriously" hurt although his injuries were not life-threatening.
He suffered a puncture wound to the chest caused by a sharp object, deep lacerations to the back, a partially-severed ear and extensive bruising.
A second man had significant marks on his back and two black eyes. The third had superficial injuries.
All three were discharged after treatment.
Detective Constable Matt Scott, of Workington Police, said: "We were called to the address to find five persons, some with significant injuries, who were arrested.
"The injuries were not life-threatening.
"We are treating the incident as affray and are appealing for anyone who may have heard or seen anything unusual to come forward."
Police have released the five on bail, without charge, while officers take statements. They are also carrying out forensic tests on various items including a smashed mirror.
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After she died, a five-minute video surfaced of Zina standing in her bedroom in her grandmother's house, which had shelves crammed with robots she'd built and other art projects. In the video, she explains that she has "creative compulsive disorder" and can't stop making things—especially robots. The video was the first hint at what Zina was: an impossibly innocent and gifted eccentric on the verge of breaking out in the world of animatronics and stop motion. It was an audition for a Los Angeles–based reality show called Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge, a SyFy channel program premiering March 25 that's sort of like Project Runway for animatronics artists. She'd turned down a spot on the show in order to move home and care for her grandmother, who'd been diagnosed with lung cancer in September.
Whom did Farrah Fawcett really love? A court battle over an expensive Warhol turns on matters of the heart:
It was a Monday morning in mid-December at the Los Angeles County Superior Court, the day of closing arguments in the matter of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System v. Ryan O'Neal, and the show was just minutes from getting under way. Outside the courtroom, the players milled about. O'Neal was strolling down the courthouse hallway in a navy blazer, an open-collared light-blue shirt, and dark pants. Seventy-two years old and still impossibly youthful, with only a touch of graying hair, he wore gold-rimmed sunglasses and held a plastic water bottle, which he wiggled before him as if he were going for a birdie putt on the eighteenth green at Riviera. "God, I'm nervous," he said.
Steven Brigham's abortion clinics keep being sanctioned for offering substandard care. Why is he still in business?
Brigham began placing ads for abortion services in the Yellow Pages. The ads drew a steady stream of pregnant women to his office—and a steady stream of protesters, armed with placards and bullhorns. The commotion escalated, eventually prompting the owners of the building to petition a judge for a temporary injunction against the protesters; after the request was denied, they successfully obtained an injunction against Brigham, who, they claimed, had misrepresented the nature of his medical practice. The controversy attracted extended scrutiny in the local press. One morning, Brigham later recalled, he glanced at the front page of the Reading Eagle and spotted a story, below the fold, about a minor international development: the implosion of the Soviet Union. Above it was yet another story about the turmoil outside his clinic.
As a teenager, Jonah Ogles began sponsoring a poverty-stricken boy in the Caribbean. Twelve years and thousands of dollars later he flew down to meet him—and to learn if his efforts did any good at all.
When I started sponsoring Ervenson, I was camping at a Christian alt-music festival in rural Illinois, where bands played concerts for sweaty mosh pits of Jesus-loving teens. Between two of the shows, someone from Compassion International got on stage and talked about how difficult it was to be a child in places like Haiti. They described the lack of clean water, the rampant disease, the voodoo ceremonies on every corner. Even then I was vaguely aware of my privilege as a white American male and felt a little guilty about it. Plus, I had a part-time job at a guitar store, which meant that I had enough spending money that I wouldn't miss thirty-odd dollars out of my monthly paycheck. I signed up as soon as I got home. All I had to do was get online, do a quick search by age, country, or birthday (in case I wanted someone who shared mine), and then click that I agreed to send the checks.
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For decades, Playa Moín has been a destination for hueveros—literally, "egg men"—small-time poachers who plunder sea turtle nests and sell the eggs for a dollar each as an aphrodisiac. But as crime along the Caribbean coast has risen, so has organized egg poaching, which has helped decimate the leatherback population. By most estimates, fewer than 34,000 nesting females remain worldwide. Since 2010, Mora had been living at the sanctuary and patrolling the beach for a nonprofit organization called the Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Conservation Network, or Widecast. His strategy was to beat the hueveros to the punch by gathering eggs from freshly laid nests and spiriting them to a hatchery on the sanctuary grounds. This was dangerous work. Every poacher on Moín knew Mora, and confrontations were frequent—he once jumped out of a moving truck to tackle a huevero.
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During Justin's game of beer pong, the ball bounced to the floor and rolled beneath the table, where it came to rest in a sticky, thick brown substance. Justin was mildly grossed out, but didn't think much of it. He carried the ball to the kitchen sink and rinsed it under the faucet. Then he resumed the game.As Mark Andrew was leaving the party, Tyler asked if they could speak privately. Tyler went outside and ordered all the kids standing there to get back into the house, so that his neighbors wouldn't call the cops. Once everyone was inside, Tyler turned to Mark."Dude, I did some things. I might go to prison. I might go away for life. I don't know, dude, I'm freaking out right now."
During Justin's game of beer pong, the ball bounced to the floor and rolled beneath the table, where it came to rest in a sticky, thick brown substance. Justin was mildly grossed out, but didn't think much of it. He carried the ball to the kitchen sink and rinsed it under the faucet. Then he resumed the game.
As Mark Andrew was leaving the party, Tyler asked if they could speak privately. Tyler went outside and ordered all the kids standing there to get back into the house, so that his neighbors wouldn't call the cops. Once everyone was inside, Tyler turned to Mark.
"Dude, I did some things. I might go to prison. I might go away for life. I don't know, dude, I'm freaking out right now."


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NEW YORK (AP) — Public Advocate Bill de Blasio held a clear lead Tuesday night in New York City's mayoral Democratic primary as polls closed, according to early and incomplete voting returns. It was unclear, though, whether he would top the 40 percent threshold needed to avoid a runoff.
De Blasio's rise in the race to succeed Mayor Michael Bloomberg was as sudden as it was unexpected.


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My post did not contain the word 'enterprise' at all, and your reply focuses entirely on enterprise use. Are you simply arguing enterprise sales/support is a safe niche for companies like Dell? I really wouldn't bet on that, in the long run.


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by Tim G
Toronto, Ontario
September 27, 2002
There is an excellent selection of food here. Fresh and of high standard. The atmosphere is wonderfully sophisticated yet slightly chaotic at the same time. Particularly on Saturdays. You'll also find a lot of excellent free samples, more so than the Queen Victoria Market.
The market is open Tues & Thurs from dawn-5pm, Fri & Sat from dawn-6pm. There are also some very good cafes and bistros in the outdoor foodcourt that keep the same hours as the market.
This is no substitution for the spectacle and grandeur of the Queen Victoria Market. But this is a nice, colourful way to spend a few hours of your morning or afternoon. So if you're out in Prahan, pop in and you'll probably find it worth while.
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by reef2020
Wilton Manors, Florida
April 15, 2002
What struck me most was the extreme sensory nature of the place: a riot of colors from fruits and vegetables, the sweet aromas of flowers mixed with pungent garlic and cheeses, the textures of meats arrayed in cases like artwork, and the bustle of shoppers combined with the frantic callings of vendors trying to sell off their goods before closing time. We bought fresh-baked bread, a chunk of herbed cheese and a container of fresh-stuffed olives. This was our lunch for the next two days. Free tastings were plentiful, too.
I don't like to cook, and in fact, I am a very poor cook. Seldom has a place motivated me to WANT to cook the way Prahran Market did.
So do yourself a favor when next you are in Melbourne: visit the Prahran Market. For once, the guide book got it right.
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Roxio Game Capture HD PRO is the complete package for gamers as it not only includes a top of the line capture card that encodes in H.264, enabling it to record in 720p and 1080 60i/30p, it also includes a full featured video editor tailored specifically to a gamers needs. A new partnership with Twitch allows users to live stream directly to their channel without having to leave the application all at a price that won't break the bank!
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Thanks to its partnership with Twitch, the world?s largest video game broadcasting community, Roxio Game Capture HD Pro users can now live stream their gameplay directly from the application to their Twitch channel. Streamers can also add voiceover in real time to their gameplay to communicate with their viewers.
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The gaming edition of Roxio?s market leading video editing solution helps users turn their gameplay footage into incredible movies. Designed with gamers? needs in mind, it includes gaming specific editing options to give every video a professional look and feel. Gamers can use the integrated voice changer to match their voiceover to their game; the picture in picture feature to layer separate video tracks, and choose from over 90 transitions to pull their masterpieces together. Once they are happy with their work they can upload it to YouTube and Facebook simultaneously or output it to various formats to play on PCs or mobile devices such as iPads, iPhones and iPods.
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- Record in HD: Gamers can record gameplay in 720p, 1080/60i or 1080/30p.
- Live Stream to Twitch: Roxio?s partnership with Twitch makes it easy for users to live stream console gameplay directly to their Twitch channel. Streamers can add voice over in real time to live stream their gameplay and communicate with their viewers.
- Support both HDMI and Component for HD Capture: Users can record HD gameplay with either HDMI or Component inputs and outputs.
- Users get: Roxio Game Capture HD PRO Capture Device, USB Cable, Roxio Game Capture Software, Getting Started Guide
- Console Capture: Users can capture their gameplay from Xbox 360, Kinect, PlayStation and Wii
- PC Game Capture: Capture PC gameplay using HDMI from selected graphics cards to Roxio Game Capture HD PRO capture device. Spare all your PC resources for the gaming fun with perfect performance.
- Record in Full Screen Preview: While recording gameplay in the Capture application, users can enter Full Screen mode to see their gameplay. Press the ESC key to return to the application with the normal preview window.
- Adjust Video Quality: Users can easily balance a video file size and quality using a quality slider and custom bit rate settings.
- Hot Keys to Capture: In the Capture application, users can use Hot Keys to start and stop gameplay capture in both normal window and full screen mode. There are default keys set up, but both can be customized to fit users preferences.
- Social Media Sharing: Users can easily log in and share gameplay to YouTube and Facebook simultaneously from within the editing software.
- Voice Changer and Cool Voice Profiles: Roxio Game Capture HD PRO is the first solution that gives users the option to change their voice style to match specific games.
- Change Speed: With 1x, 2x, or 3x speed templates users can fast forward or apply slow motion effects to highlight their gameplay. This feature can be applied to the entire video, or selected segments.
- Windows 8: Roxio Game Capture HD PRO is compatible with Windows 8 and works with Windows 7/Vista/XP
- Users get: Roxio Game Capture HD PRO Capture Device, USB Cable, Roxio Game Capture Software, Getting Started Guide
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