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We are having some aggies over for a hog roast on saturday. However from an outsider on this game, The TAMU/ARK has danger written all over it. Arkansas is a dysfunctional mess. They are no longer playing for their coach, or even assistant coaches. However they are that wounded animal and have been backed into a corner. Those animals will do one or two things; Curl up into a fetal position and just hope to ride it out or come out fighting on that crazy B on crack that destroys your car with a baseball bat. Arkansas is going to go Bat S*** crazy on someone this year, the only question is who.
Here's your weekly rundown of all the SEC action on tap for Week Five of the regular season. (Man, time flies.) As always, you'll find everything from TV listings to the betting lines to our own predictions.
Enjoy the games, be safe, and best of luck to your favorite school this weekend.
Here goes…
Missouri at Central Florida
12:00pm ET on FSN
Opening Line: Pick
Current Line: UCF -3
Storylines: Mizzou QB James Franklin raised eyebrows this week when he said that shoulder pain is "killing" his confidence as a passer. If the Tigers struggle early — which is possible because UCF is better than many people think — a lot of Mizzou fans will be watching to see if Gary Pinkel makes a call to the bullpen and brings in Corbin Berkstresser to spell Franklin.
Keys for Missouri: Protection and confidence. First, a battered MU offensive line must find a way to protect Franklin (and open holes for a so-so Mizzou rushing attack). The line won't be facing a defense on par with Georgia or South Carolina this week, so expect some improvement. Second, the Tigers can't hang their heads after an 0-2 start in their new conference. Pinkel needs to have his bunch ready for a rowdy atmosphere — the Golden Knights don't get many visits from SEC-caliber teams — or else MU's season could really start to go downhill in a hurry.
Pick: Missouri 27, Central Florida 24
Arkansas at Texas A&M
12:21pm ET on SEC Network
Opening Line: A&M -11.5
Current Line: A&M -13.5
Storylines: Arkansas turns the ball over too much on offense and can't force many takeaways on defense. Last week against Rutgers, there were signs of quit from a team that no longer has championships to play for. Toss in a fanbase that wants John L. Smith ousted ASAP and you've got a full-on mess. At A&M, the Aggies have been honing their skills against SMU and South Carolina State, but are they ready to record their first SEC victory? Also, Aggie fans will get to experience the "joys" of an SEC Network 11:21am CT kickoff. Whoop?
Keys for Arkansas: Hold on to the football on offense. Take the ball away from A&M on defense. Pretty simple, really. The Hogs need to have something good to happen for them and, to be honest, they're overdue for some good fortune. Despite the fact that at least three starters are expected to miss tomorrow's game, expect Arkansas to put up a little more fight this week. If they can force an early break.
Keys for Texas A&M: Effective runner/passer Johnny Manziel should have a field day against an Arkansas defense that's been absolutely terrible. Still, it's time for A&M to get over one monster hurdle — the second half. The Hogs might not be playing well, but they're more talented than SMU or SC State. The Aggies will want to break the Razorbacks' will early, but even if they do run up a quick lead, A&M can't let up. It's time for TAMU to snap a two-year run of come-from-ahead losses in big games.
Pick: Texas A&M 35, Arkansas 27
Tennessee at Georgia
3:30pm ET on CBS
Opening Line: UGA -15.5
Current Line: UT -14
Storylines: Tennessee (#1) and Georgia (#3) feature two of the best passing offenses in the SEC. Their defenses rank last and next-to-last when it comes to giving up plays of 30 yards or more. So this one could feature more fireworks than a roadside "Crazy Dave's" stand. The Vols are looking for an elusive signature win as well as a bit of redemption after their last failed attempt versus Florida two weeks ago. Meanwhile, the Dawgs are expected to work starters Bacarri Rambo and Alec Ogletree back into their defense which could help cut down on opponents' big plays.
Keys for Tennessee: The Vols don't have enough of a running game or defense to win a game against a good foe if Tyler Bray has a bad day. Georgia is a very good foe. Therefore UT's signal-caller has to remain calm in the pocket and not force passes into coverage. If the Bray from Tennessee's first two games shows up, expect a shootout. If the Bray from UT's last two games shows up, expect Georgia to pull away with ease.
Keys for Georgia: Balance. Tennessee will likely be playing more zone defense after moving several new faces into the secondary in recent weeks. The Volunteers haven't had a great pass rush up front which means Aaron Murray should have plenty of time to throw. If Mike Bobo keeps the Vols guessing run or pass, sooner or later Todd Gurley could turn a five-yard gain into 50.
Pick: Georgia 38, Tennessee 24
South Carolina at Kentucky
7:00pm ET on ESPN2
Opening Line: USC -21
Current Line: USC -21
Storylines: Bluegrass State papers are already writing about what type of coach the Cats could theoretically hire if Mitch Barnhart were to fire Joker Phillips. Teams aren't aided by that kind of chatter. Maxwell Smith will be back in the lineup and that's a positive, but his shoulder is still separated (according to the QB). As for the Cocks, there have been two storylines this week. The big one: Steve Spurrier battling back and forth with the media. The smaller one: Steve Spurrier flat-out saying that Carolina is better than UK. If this UK team weren't so young in the starting lineup and so feeble on defense, we'd say beware of an upset. But the Wildcats are that young and their defense is that feeble.
Keys for South Carolina: Simply stay focused. No one seems to have been talking much about the ballgame this week and this road trip is wedged right between last week's battle with Missouri and next week's huge game with Georgia. That makes UK a sandwich game, a classic trap game. But if the Gamecock players have been more focused on Kentucky than Spurrier and the media seem to have been, they're just too talented on both sides of the ball to allow an upset.
Keys for Kentucky: UK's offense begins and ends with Smith. No team in the SEC has thrown more on first down than the Cats. In fact, Kentucky is the only squad to have more first-down passes than runs. So the idea of chewing clock and grinding out the game is likely a non-starter. To have any chance for an upset, the Cats will need to somehow keep Carolina's beastly pass rush from putting a further hurting on Smith's bum shoulder. Couple that with several forced turnovers and a USC team that's sleepwalking and this one could be closer than expected. That's a lot of stuff that has to break UK's way.
Pick: South Carolina 38, Kentucky 14
Towson at LSU
7:00pm ET on ESPNU
Opening Line: No Line (FCS opponent)
Current Line: No Line (FCS opponent)
Storylines: Here's a storyline — LSU shouldn't be playing Towson. How 'bout that?
Keys for LSU: The first key is to keep everyone healthy. The Tigers have lost stars like DB Tyrann Mathieu, OT Chris Faulk, and RB Alfred Blue over the past couple of months. Attrition is becoming a concern. To make matters worse, Blue suffered an ACL tear in the Bayou Bengals' worthless game against Idaho which just goes to show what these kind of games are good for — absolutely nothing (say it again!). The second key for the Tigers is to cut down on the offensive mistakes. LSU has turned the ball over at an opponent's goal line three times this season. Red Zone turnovers and penalties will eventually bite Les Miles' squad if the Tigers don't start fixing those issues.
Pick: LSU 48, Towson 7
Ole Miss at Alabama
9:15pm ET on ESPN
Opening Line: UA -33
Current Line: UA -30
Storylines: Ole Miss' fast-paced offense against an Alabama defense that improbably looks just as good as last year's group. Nick Saban and his defenders have talked about Hugh Freeze's up-tempo scheme all week. But don't expect said tempo to provide too much of a scare for the nation's top-ranked team in Tuscaloosa late tomorrow night. (Gotta hate those after 9pm ET starts.)
Keys for Ole Miss: Protect QB Bo Wallace. The Rebels' Mr. Everything hurt his shoulder against Tulane last week and Freeze said mid-week that his arm strength still isn't 100%. To have any chance in this game, Wallace will need to stay healthy. Unfortunately Ole Miss' signal-caller likes to run with the football (44 carries for 179 yards through four games). If he tries that against Bama, his shoulder could really take a pounding. Freeze needs to give the Tide a steady dose of Jeff Scott (the SEC's fourth-leading rusher) instead. Unfortunately, the Tide is allowing just 1.98 yards per carry on the season… so it's right back to protecting Wallace the passer. But did we mention Alabama is tops in the league in pass defense?
Keys for Alabama: If you read the keys for Ole Miss you've probably guessed that the first key for Bama is to just show up. Do that and it's hard to picture anything short of an Alabama turnover-fest allowing Freeze's paper-thin roster to outplay, outwit and outscore Saban's fully-stocked roster. The Rebels' hurry-up offense might give the Tide a challenge it hasn't faced yet, but we just can't see anyway that this one ends close. Not when Texas blasted UM 66-31 in Oxford.
Pick: Alabama 44, Ole Miss 14

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Canvas Rider
One of the best games ever made! I'm posting it here since this is a game site!
Ex. http://canvasrider.com/tracks/1065237 You only get 2 colors, grey and black, and you try and make the best of it!! http://canvasrider.com/tracks/1027097 http://canvasrider.com/tracks/970120
Canvas Rider is an addictive game where you ride a bike on tracks drawn by other players. It's entirely written in JavaScript & HTML5, using the most of the new element. Controls are simple: press UP to pedal, DOWN to brake, LEFT & RIGHT to balance, Z to turn around. If you crash, you can always press ENTER to restart or BACKSPACE to cancel checkpoint(s). There are hundreds of new tracks submitted daily, so be sure to check the subcategories for the very best ones!
So you can use this game as an art medium, or just a fun bike game!
Hope you all reply with what you think! Plus some of the tracks have over millions of plays so if you guys join and make art/track you will get famous! A few weeks ago there was a contest so be sure to join the next one!!
If you want to play my tracks, here is the link: http://canvasrider.com/users/jake%20to%20cake
Posted Feb 18, '12 at 12:49pm
Opps forgot the link. http://canvasrider.com/
Posted Feb 19, '12 at 12:33am
78 posts
I played this game in the past and still in the present, and going to in the future, The producer of Canvas Rider created Free Rider too. I am still working on a map but it is not going to be the best. Oh and IMO it is not one of the best.
Posted Feb 19, '12 at 9:02am
Yea, there are other good games, but imo it's the best. ^^
I'll look forward to see your tracks. :)
Posted Feb 20, '12 at 11:52am
Posted Mar 2, '12 at 3:04pm
Bump. Here is the link to the Google Chrome Extension. http://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai … klofipaibk Over 650,000 users!
Posted Mar 2, '12 at 3:51pm
687 posts
Not to get in your business or anything but shouldn't this topic be in the flash games section. The section your in is for console games.
Posted Mar 2, '12 at 7:37pm
Sorry, I'm new so I don't know where to post it really. :C Didn't see it. I'll make sure to post in the right section next time.
Posted Mar 20, '12 at 9:35pm
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I play canvas rider, its really fun, I made my own track but its a fail.
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As Angie Kocher shopped for school supplies with her three daughters and the son of a family friend, she looked carefully at the orange box on the price label.
In that box at Wal-Mart was the cost of each unit of an item. She said she's conscientious about her spending on school supplies since the amount seems to creep up every back-to-school season.
"I try to be thrifty, but it still adds up," Kocher said.
The National Retail Foundation's 2012 back-to-school spending survey found that parents are expected to spend more on their children this year. The Kocher family will contribute to an expected $30.3 billion in spending this season.
Kocher's daughters attend the Frederick Area School and each daughter has different needs due to their variances in age. She said she takes an inventory at the end of every school year and tries to salvage supplies and keep track of closets to identify needs.
The one item she allows her daughters to be a little more extravagant with is their backpack.
"That's one of the biggest expenses because no matter how thrifty or careful you are with them, you always need a new backpack each year," Kocher said. "I let them splurge because they wear it every day, and it can express their style more than other supplies."
Brianna Kocher, 13, who will be an eighth-grader this fall, opted for a pink leopard-print backpack. Michaela Kocher, 16, will be a high school sophomore this fall and needed a book bag with plenty of storage for the four to five subjects of homework she brings home every day.
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During her Wal-Mart outing, Kocher included two pairs of tennis shoes required by the school on her supply list. Students cannot use the shoes they wear outside to recess for indoor gym, Kocher said.
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Kocher plans to take Brianna to consignment stores in Aberdeen for the jeans she needs.
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The Chicago Weekly has a lengthy and moving obituary of artist Margaret Taylor Burroughs, who died on November 21st at her Bronzeville home. Burroughs was co-founder of the DuSable Museum of African American History and also helped found the South Side Community Arts Center.
The DuSable Museum will celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Margaret Burroughs this Saturday, December 11, 2010 from 10:00am until 5:00pm. The day's events will include filmed interviews about Margaret Burroughs, a symposium on her life, children's workshops, musical and spoken word performances, and exhibition tours.Admission to the event is free; please R.S.V.P. at (773) 947-0600 ext. 627.
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In 1940, at age 23, Burroughs became the youngest founder of the South Side Community Art Center (SSCAC). During the Depression, with money from the Work Projects Administration, a coalition of Bronzeville community members sought to turn a former railroad men's club into a public art center. The 3831 South Michigan address was across the street from the coach house she and Goss were renting, and the couple quickly became leaders in the effort. Burroughs, her husband, and other artists including Fred Jones, Charles White, and Archibald Motley Jr. worked with local businessmen to raise the money necessary to purchase the property and organize the renovation.
In 1941, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt inaugurated the center at a ceremony broadcast on national radio. Burroughs addressed the crowd. "Now, in this critical wartime period, we have our own plan for defense; a plan in the defense of culture. The opportunities which we have now, in the coming of the art center, we did not have before. This quickens our determination to see it that this art center, the first of it's kind on the South Side, and one of the few in the country shall stand and flourish."
The SSCAC made Bronzeville a mecca for black artists in Chicago. Even after federal money ceased in the early '40s, the center sustained itself, sometimes barely, through the support of patrons. Burroughs said of the energy that went into the center, "We believed that the purpose of art was to record the times. As young black artists, we looked around and recorded in our various media what we saw. It was not from our imagination that we painted slums and ghettos, or sad, hollow-eyed black men, women and children. They were the people around us. We were part of them. They were us." Today the SSCAC is in its 70th year, and is the only remaining arts facility from the WPA days.
Burroughs attended the Art Institute of Chicago, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1946 and a Masters in art education in 1948. In her studies she came across the Taller de Gráfica Popular. The Mexican muralists' use of social commentary inspired her work. In 1953, Burroughs travelled to Mexico City to study printmaking and art under Leopoldo Méndez, a prominent printmaker of the Diego Rivera circle. The influence of Mexican muralists helped her to develop the distinctive style she used in her iconic white-on-black prints of African and American history. The social aims of the Mexican muralists also had an impact on her philosophy of art; throughout her life, Burroughs made art about a world she shared with others. (Read more at The Chicago Weekly).


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Plaintiffs allege that State Farm committed actionable fraud in the handling of the plaintiffs' claim. Plaintiffs primarily rely on their contention that State Farm ordered two engineering reports from Forensic in an effort to dishonestly minimize its liability to the plaintiffs rather than for any legitimate reason. ... Plaintiffs contend that State Farm, acting through Renfroe and Forensic, deliberately underestimated the amount of wind damage the insured property sustained in order to minimize its liability under the plaintiffs' homeowners policy. While this allegation, if sustained, would support a finding of bad faith, it is not sufficient to support an allegation of fraud. Fraud requires reasonable reliance on a misrepresentation, and the plaintiffs have not relied upon State Farm's evaluation of their claim. Indeed plaintiffs have brought this lawsuit in an effort to establish that State Farm has underestimated the wind damage to the insured property. Although plaintiffs may prevail on the merits of their claims for additional policy benefits and other extracontractual damages, including punitive damages if they establish bad faith on the part of State Farm or its agents, in the absence of any evidence that the plaintiffs relied upon State Farm's damage assessment I can see no basis for a claim of fraud.


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An Alabama courthouse. A granite monument engraved with the Ten Commandments. A judge who believed they should stay there. The struggle over the public viewing of God's law led to Chief Justice Roy Moore being ousted from office. God is being systematically excluded from public life, and today we'll learn more about His judgment on America.
When the economy is tanking, we may not find much encouragement in our surroundings. Many of us are fearful for the future. But for the Christian, this is a good reminder that our real security and treasure lies in the world to come. This is the teaching we find in the book of Romans chapter 8, teaching that can transform our outlook as it changes our lives. We hope Pastor Lutzer's series "Children of An Awesome God" will help you to more fully understand your place and privilege in the family of God.
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Mountaintop removal blasts off entire hilltops to uncover coal seams underneath. Leftover rock and earth are dumped into nearby valleys, burying streams under valley fills.
A year ago, the conservancy and a group of coalfield residents filed a lawsuit in federal court to try to curb mountaintop removal.
In late December, the environmentalists signed an agreement with the Corps, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the federal Office of Surface Mining and the Fish and Wildlife Service. Environmentalists would drop part of their lawsuit; agencies would make both long- and short-term changes in mining regulations.
In the long-term, the federal agencies would conduct a two-year impact study of mountaintop removal's environmental impacts. When the study was finished, regulators would use its findings to write improved mining regulations.
In the meantime, regulators would have to perform environmental assessments - studies somewhat less rigorous than environmental impact studies, but more thorough than previous permit practices - on all new mountaintop removal proposals.
Haden wrote that the settlement, "provides a rational approach to resolving the claims against the Federal Defendants and to addressing the larger issues raised in this case, with input and coordination among the various affected federal and state agencies.
"Moreover, it supplies an incrementally more efficient and logical method of reviewing all permit applications submitted and necessarily required before a company can proceed with mining operations," the judge wrote.
"Finally, the Agreement is in the public interest by resolving, in a fair, adequate and reasonable manner, issues that presented risks to both the environment and economy," he said.
Haden rejected coal association arguments that the settlement would cost 2,800 industry jobs.
The judge noted the estimate was based on "an informal poll of several member companies concerning the expected losses that would result from such a delay.
"The affidavit states it will identify the names of the companies only ëif requested by the Court,' and only identifies in two instances whether, factually, the permit applications referred to are of such a size and nature as to be so affected by the Agreement," Haden wrote.
In his ruling, Haden also said he would retain "jurisdiction to interpret and enforce the Settlement Agreement until it has been fully performed."
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I recently got an HTC EVO 4G LTE phone from Sprint. It has Ice Cream Sandwich, I believe (whatever 4.1.1 is). I downloaded Google Chrome and it came with a Google+ app. When I try to share from Chrome though, I don't see an option in the menu to share via G+. The Share menu contains "Bluetooth", "Dropbox", "Facebook" and "Friend Stream". I imagine the Dropbox option wasn't available until I installed the Dropbox app, so there must be some way for an app to insert itself into the Share menu. Clearly, G+ isn't doing that. G+ is a system app, so I couldn't delete/install it. I tried just uninstalling the updates, then brought it up-to-date again from the google market/play store. No luck. Any ideas?
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Twelve Gwinnett County Public Schools teachers have earned the "Master Teacher" certification, a designation based on appreciable gains in student achievement, officials said.
Georgia's Master Teacher Certification Program was championed by Gov. Sonny Perdue during the 2005 legislation session and is coordinated by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission. It provides statewide recognition to certified public school teachers in Georgia who have at least three years of teaching experience and who consistently demonstrate instructional excellence through student achievement. "We congratulate our 12 teachers for their hard work and perseverance in earning this certification," GCPS spokesman Jorge Quintana said. "This recognition as a 'master' teacher is testament to their dedication to teaching and learning." The new Gwinnett Master Teachers are: · Mandee Jablonski of Berkmar Middle School · Angela D. Moore of Creekland Middle School · Jennifer Burley of Duluth Middle School · Katharine Page of Craig Elementary School · Kimberly M. Griffin of Berkmar Middle School · Laura Daly Gordon of Creekland Middle School · Lauren Elizabeth Pressley of Berkmar Middle School · Lisa L. Williams of Alton C. Crews Middle School · Nikole Davis of Glenn C. Jones Middle School · Tiffany Tatum of Trickum Middle School · Tim Mullen of J.E. Richards Middle School · Wendy McDonald of G.H. Hopkins Elementary SchoolMore like this story
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One of the tv newscasts said she had recently taken over another (much smaller) house and left a $4,000 MLGW balance. If so, at $200 / mo, this is 20 months of non-payment. How can one run up such a balance?
His next act will be banging his head against the wall and suing his lawyer for assault.
Clarence Spiller sure has accomplished alot in his young 20 years. If that energy was put to good use he could be a real success story rather than a thug. I hope his cellmates have a judicial system for him.
Not only should liquor stores be able to sell non-liquor related items, they should be able to own multiple stores to try to get better volume prices, etc. The new wine sellers should need to adhere to the current location/distance requirements liquor stores have to schools, churches, etc.
Only a matter of time for this lawsuit. Expect more from other victims.
Good luck to Barrett with the pros. He is a class act and deserves the best.
I'll bet they didn't even leave the waiter a tip.
Serving 25 people would be a nightmare.
I smell a federal lawsuit coming on along with the huge legal bills. The "chosen" law firms are salivating at the prospect.
I sure love my momma, oh wait, its the landlord, I gonna be hittin her and that brat with my hammer. This will teach em a lesson, coming around my place like that.
Why isn't Thomas charged with illegal possession of firearms? He is a minor so he couldn't have a permit. Extrapolated, the existing laws are not being enforced. The bad guys have them and are using them. The good guys with permits are being punished.
She must be hot!
Now that we know he is the daddy, will he be held him financially responsible for the child? Doubt it seriously. The men do not seem to face any consequences for spreading their lust.
It appears that many gun-related laws were broken. If so, all charges should reflect such and punishment also if convicted. The problem has been DA's across the country not prosecuting to the full extent. There-in lies much of the illegal gun problem. The HCP holders are not the problem.
Just goes to show that your friends can get you in trouble even though you are not actively involved. No good can come from butt chugging.
Glad to see no bond for this savage. Get his buddy and no bond for him either. No doubt they'd commit other crimes while waiting for trial on this.
"The pharmacist knew something was wrong because the man sounded black, but the doctor is Asian, according to the affidavit."
There are some in this community that could cry racial profiling on this.
Kudos to the pharmacist for paying attention. I hope they can convict him and jail is in his future.
Jesse and Al, where are you?
in response to Stinkfoot: So they break their leases and walk away unscathed?
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So they break their leases and walk away unscathed?
Bankruptcy law allows contracts to be terminated/rejected, including leases. They get to walk away from One Commerce Square and city concessions done for them.
This would become a monster needing more and more dollars to feed it. They (we) will end up funding transportation, extended hours to accomodate parent(s), additional teachers, facilities, additional meals, etc., etc., etc. MCS became such an animal and imploded by its own weight and ineffectiveness.
Ban all gasoline and matches too.Another solution is to require mental evaluations for everyone buying gas.
The only thing missing in this story is an assault rifle.
I'm afraid to ask what she intended to do with the machete.
Some people just can't let go.
Lipscomb said. "We will issue the (request for qualifications) for a developer for the Pinch sometime this year, probably sooner than later."
Lipscomb is getting a developer for 34 individually owned proprty parcels in the Pinch District. Is this developer going to be able to tell these owner what to do with their properties? Seems like there is a step or two missing. The city does not have the money to buy these properties so eminent domain for private property for the "public good" appears to be his direction. If so, it will be tied up in courts for years. Bass Pro Shops will not want their name tied to bullying private property owners.
An Alabama player goes to confession before the game and starts off "Forgive me Father, for I will win...."
Follow the money. This is not about patients' well being. The current system prevented the United Network for Organ Sharing and Mid-South Transplant Foundation from collecting income from the wider area and volume Methodist had available. Non-Profits can be huge income producers with profits legally classified as expenses to keep the cloak on for the IRS.
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I agree. Unfortunately, reality is a trial in a few years. If convicted, another 20-30 years before execution. All paid for by us taxpayers.
in response to datGuy: uh oh, Apple is going to build one now! -guy
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uh oh, Apple is going to build one now!
Ha!You never knew you needed it til now. Just in time for Christmas.
Rusty better watch out. He put a lot of assets in her name to shield from bankruptcy. She also knows a whole lot of secrets.
Interesting that the developers were able to pay COGIC $900,000 when tax assessor dropped the value to $595,400 from $1,315,000 in 2011. COGIC let the property rot and was paid a windfall. The extra city 'incentives" no doubt helped prop up the purchase price payoff. No wonder the project would stand up to traditional financing.
in response to busyatwork: You call that a rap sheet?I've seen better rap sheets on city council members!How you gonna get ahead if you don't work harder?
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You call that a rap sheet?I've seen better rap sheets on city council members!How you gonna get ahead if you don't work harder?
Give the fellow a break, he is a work in progress. He may be a slow starter, but I have the utmost confidence that he will become an accredited criminal.
He is a flight risk especially with a homicide charge in the mix.
If they start suing, they'd better include the frat and individuals present since they contributed to his near-death experience. A .45 BAC is deadly. Injuries to rectum as evidence will be included. Accusations and insinuations may change under oath and turn frat brothers against each other. Not a sober person on-scene other than law enforcement. The jury will not have a hard time with this.
Drop it and be glad you lived through a stupid lapse of judgment.
Due to the cost to decontaminate, most of these houses will become abandoned, foreclosed, etc., and eventually end up in county land bank. Then they become a legal liability to the county.
The thieves have sticky fingers.
I hope they get it back. Somebody should see it at a function unless they got it out of the region quickly.
Jesse? Al? Where are you?
Not interested unless there's a headline to make.
Lipscomb obviously knows what is best for all, so when each survey comes out with a different outcome he needs to discredit the process. This process, by the way, is mandated in the new federal criteria. Please listen to the residents and stakeholders.
The social experiments in the other Hope VI programs are not working. Drive through and notice there are no lawn chairs and other exterior items as these tend to be stolen (even landscaping). Great for a thriving neighborhood, right? As noted earlier, values continue to decline for those residents investing in a home.
Displacing the residents spreads them to other areas where crime increases. As noted, these former residents then do not quailify to return to the new project.
A better idea is to fix them and actually manage them to strict standards.
Bang Bang is on a career path in criminal behavior. He needs a little bang bang cell time.
I can't wait for the public comments for the new store design. (Building up against the sidewalk, windows, multiple entrances, etc.)
Please remember that they bring tractor trailers in for deliveries and this does not mix well with customer parking and crosswalks. These areas need to be separate for safety and security. All of the operators at this difficult location over the decades have done remarkably well with safety in this respect.
No one was seriously hurt only until the lawsuits start flying. The injuries and suffering will become life threatening in the suits. The fear of getting their nails done again will be debilitating....just wait.
There is plenty of time before Jan. 16th to put him on a diet and to build, or borrow a gurney from a hospital, capable of holding him. His crime was 29 years ago. It is time to carry out the sentence. This is simply a stall tactic.
I'll bet he stretches his arms and yawns when the lights go out in the big house. Nite Nite!
Although the District Attorney may have decided this case would lose in a court since no physical contact occurred and uncooperative witness, the school system should have rules in place that have been violated. What are the policies and procedures and were they followed?
Where are Jesse and Al? These are "adult" crimes and should be dealt with in adult court and jail. Meanwhile out Juvenile Court is looking at a multi-million $ "solution" to not mistreat these wanna-be men.
This is not simply an aesthetic issue but a clear and present danger waiting to happen. My initial concern was the ADA but earlier comments regarding kids is also valid.
Poor planning and execution. Fix it before something happens.
Whose insurance is going to take the hit here when the lawsuits win?
I cannot imagine the agony this father is being put through. Prayers to him and loved ones.
The Horror!Where is PETA in this practice to have these animals EATEN ALIVE?PETA, crank up your lawyers for this atrocity.
Please don't tell me $3,500 for murder is correct.
There will be many that will dispute these findings. No mention of forensics such as powder burns, fingerprints on weapon, etc. These facts are needed to quell the doubters.
Thank you MPD for getting this scumbag quickly.
Don't threaten the popo, idiot. Glad to see a high bond. He sounds like a threat to the public.
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When most people think of the Delta Force (and it's not a fraternity, at least not in the traditional sense), two words pop into their heads:
Chuck Norris.
While monsters do indeed look under their bed for Chuck Norris before going to sleep, they should be more afraid of what may be hiding in the closet with night vision goggles on and a laser sighted bead lined up right between their horns. The real Delta Force can be that scary.
The 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (try saying that three times fast) is one of the United States' secretive counter terrorism and Special Missions Units. (And if you missed Latin or Calculus class last week, "delta" means "change.") While ol' Chuck helped popularize the term "Delta Force," the members actually refer to themselves simply as "The Unit." They're cool that way.
Like most government jobs, being a member of Delta Force isn't as glamorous as the movies make it out to be. Unless you count not sleeping for days while hiding waist deep in leech infested sewage and eating what may or may not be the local version of cockroaches as glamorous. If you do, we hear Fear Factor is making yet another comeback and will be looking for contestants.
Members of "The Unit" probably take a perverse pride in these conditions, though. They are one of the few groups that can truly call themselves "The Best of the Best" (of the best) as they recruit primarily from other Special Forces Units like the Green (eco friendly) Berets and the Army (hey hey, Boo Boo!) Rangers. In fact, 75% of all Delta Force members were recruited from the 75th Ranger Regiment.
And this is just the line for the bathroom.
Most of what the Delta Force does is highly classified but, luckily for us, some people have big mouths. While it's difficult to peg any "typical" duties for such a force, much of their time is spent training. This training runs the gamut from typical physical conditioning (like running in a rucksack – the fancy term for "backpack"), to specific skill sets like Marksmanship or Demolitions. Shooting things and blowing stuff up – does it get any better?
A member of the Unit spends much more time training than they do in the field. This time spent training ensures that they remain at the top of their abilities. Some members will go a very long time without being operational as a result. The Delta Force members refer to operational members as "Operators" and, unlike with the phone company, the term Operator is carried with pride. (No unions, by the way, in Delta Land.)
Much of this training takes place at what Operators have affectionately termed "The House of Horrors." They also affectionately refer to kittens as "Murder Machines." Okay. We made up the kitten thing. But the House of Horrors is real. The training grounds include buses, trains, and even a passenger airline for staging hostage rescue drills. All of these are laid out at the end of a city street filled with abandoned buildings that could house countless snipers. They leave no stone unturned.
Not everyone can make it to the Unit. It requires a certain breed of person. Not only do you need to be in top physical shape, with great eyesight and no physical defects that may impair long deployments in harsh conditions, but you have to be Tony Stark bright.
Special Forces Units do more than simply shoot the bad guys. They may be required, with little to no prior knowledge, to disarm a bomb, hack into a computer, or triangulate the coordinates of a commercial flight path while calculating the odds of... well, you get the idea.
Their social skills must also be top notch as, once they're dropped behind enemy lines, they may need to communicate and recruit the locals for various tasks. One infamous story about Delta Force recruitment involves a prospective recruit being given a weird assignment on the spot: to write and act out an original play. Recruits are often given weird tests like this that showcase their ability to think on their feet, their intelligence, and their sheer backbone. After all, being socially timid or having stage fright in the wrong situation may get you and all of your buddies killed. And, in case you're wondering, the play was supposed to actually be pretty good. Playwright and trained killer? Talk about a double threat.
And then, of course, there's the mental toughness. Operators don't just learn how to take abuse. They learn how to love it. James Earl Jones (the voice of Darth Vader) was an Army Ranger before his film career took off and, while he never made it to Delta Force, he famously tells a story about how they were forced to sleep covered in snakes for weeks on end. And then to kill and eat the snakes. Raw. He said they tasted like chicken (on the way down). Vegetarians need not apply.
Darth Vader didn't make it into Delta Force primarily because they didn't exist at the time he was a Ranger. Delta Force was born in the 1970's as a response to the growth of terrorist action in the world. Charles Beckwith, a Special Forces veteran from the Vietnam War, spent some time training with Britain's Special Air Services. Due to nasty little incidences like dealing with Northern Irish separatists, the SAS were pretty good at Counter-Terrorism. Beckwith reported to Congress how weak the United States Military was in this area and how we needed our own version of the SAS. Delta Force was officially created in 1979.
And just in time, too. On November 4th, 1979, Iranian students stormed the US Embassy in Tehran and took everyone inside hostage. Delta was brought together for what should have been their first mission but a series of failures with US Army and Marine helicopters that were to drop the team in the desert nearby cancelled the mission. Needless to say, everyone was disappointed. It was kind of like downloading "Angry Birds" and then immediately shooting your bird straight into the ground.
We'd be angry too if we had to spin in circles all day while little kids jumped on our back.
But the Unit made up for the cancelled mission by being involved heavily in Central American conflicts, including Grenada, during the eighties. An unnamed Delta Force sniper is even credited with killing the infamous Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar. No, not the one who painted the women with crooked eyeballs. Wrong Pablo.
The Unit also conducts several joint training exercises with the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, better known as SEAL Team Six. In case you need to brush up on your current history, these are the guys that went all Call of Duty on Osama bin Laden. The Delta Force and SEAL Team Six are often deployed together on joint missions and are considered peers.
Currently, Delta Force has been seeing quite a bit of action in the Middle East, including freeing hostages at a hotel in Ramadi without a single hostage, terrorist, or Delta Force member losing their life. Take that, Chuck Norris.


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