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12:17 p.m. MDT: Tim Tebow is talking with former Florida teammate Louis Murphy at midfield right now — meanwhile, fellow former Gator Riley Cooper just scored a touchdown for the Eagles, and it's being shown on the big screen.
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1:19 p.m. MDT: The entire Raiders team is on the field, players donning their white jerseys and silver pants. Matt Prater, Paxton and Britton Colquitt are on the field along with Perrish Cox, Syd'Quan Thompson, Eric Decker, Demaryius Thomas, Cassius Vaughn and Spencer Larsen. The Broncos will be wearing their customary blue home jerseys with white pants.
1:30 p.m. MDT: Two of the three Broncos listed as questionable for today's game are on the field in full uniform — Royal and Champ Bailey. No sign of Kevin Vickerson yet, but the linemen haven't made their way onto the field yet.
1:33 p.m. MDT: The whole team just met for a huddle outside the tunnel — it's Mario Haggan getting the group hyped up this afternoon — and Knowshon Moreno led a sprint to the end zone for warmups. And there's Kevin Vickerson in full uniform — so all three questionable players are at least suited up for today's game.
1:50 p.m. MDT: Both clubs have made their way off the field as Thunder is trotting along the sideline. We're just about 25 minutes away from kickoff.
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Dramatic scenes followed an explosion in uptown Manhattan as emergency services attempted to clear the area surrounding the blast. Juan Ponce, who lives close to where the explosion took place, captured this footage minutes after the blast. Ponce said the windows of a store a block away from the explosion, shattered due to the strength of the blast. Credit: Juan Ponce
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TV heavyweights Jay Leno, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Rupert Murdoch are inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame in Beverly Hills, California. (March 12)
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Missing plane search area widens further as international hunt fails to yield even a clue about its whereabouts and fate. Paul Chapman reports
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Germany's biggest utility plans to halve its dividend for 2013 and shut more than a quarter of its power plants. As Hayley Platt reports its in response to a surprise rise in renewables across Europe.
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Israeli lawmakers passed a contentious law on Wednesday meant to draft ultra-Orthodox Jews into the military, the culmination of a drive for reforms that has seen mass protests by the religious community in Israel and beyond. (March 12)
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San Francisco firefighters say they kept a massive five-alarm fire from spreading to other buildings in the city's Mission District. The fire engulfed an under-construction high-rise condominium complex. (March 12)
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Preparing for Pharmacy School
Admission to pharmacy schools is highly competitive; one should have at least a 3.3 grade point average, have spent considerable time shadowing a pharmacist, have significant volunteer hours, positive letters of reference, and satisfactory to excellent scores on the PCAT admission test. The average profile for students matriculating to pharmacy schools in 2005 is as follows:
Science courses: 3.37
Non-science courses: 3.61
Math: 3.31
Cumulative: 3.47
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Undergraduate Preparation: Undergraduate students can major in any academic discipline, but most pharmacy schools require that the following courses be completed for admission:
2 semesters of Introductory Biology with lab (Biol 120, 125)
- 2 semester of Anatomy and Physiology (Biol 230, 260)
- 1 semester Microbiology (Biol 235)
2 semesters of General Chemistry and lab (Chem 111, 112)
2 semesters of Organic Chemistry with lab (Chem 221, 222)
1-2 semesters of Physics (with lab)
2 semesters of English (your INQ or Honors freshman seminar courses will typically meet this requirement)
2-3 semesters of Mathematics, typically Calculus (Math 112 or 121-122) and Statistics (HNRS/INQ 240)
1 semester of Public Speaking (COMM 220)
- 1 semester Economics
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- Biochemistry (Chem 341, 342)
Behavioral Sciences (Psychology, Sociology)
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The KDE project's Sebastian Kügler dreams of a desktop that melts, like silk, into the Web. In a writeup to KDE developers he promotes Project Silk for better Web integration.
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Project Silk shouldn't be a mere "one-off or a single application," Kügler emphasizes. Instead, it demands participation from all KDE developers working on different programs with a single goal. Kügler assigns "silkiness" factors to applications in how close they come to Silk goals: one point for using files off the Web, one point for caching and another for clients to process Web content. Apps get another bonus point if they support multiple devices, such as a smartphone and mega-display screen.
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[JURIST] Amnesty International [advocacy website] Wednesday criticized Egypt for systematic human rights abuses of detainees in its police stations, military camps, and centers run by State Security Investigations (SSI). In a new report [text] the international human rights organization said:
Around 18,000 administrative detainees people held without charge or trial under orders issued by the Interior Ministry are languishing in Egypts jails in degrading and inhumane conditions. Torture and other ill-treatment, arbitrary arrests and detention, and grossly unfair trials before emergency and military courts have all been key features of Egypts 40-year state of emergency and counter-terrorism campaign. Some [detainees] have died as a result of torture.
[JURIST] Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko [official website; BBC profile; JURIST news archive] announced Wednesday that he would freeze his controversial April 2 decree [transcript of televised statement; decree text] ordering the dissoluton of parliament and new elections on May 27 in an attempt to end a constitutional confrontation with Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych [BBC profile]. The freeze would allow parliament to continue operating, but early elections would be called on a date to be negotiated. Yanukovych, who had initially called on Yushchenko to cancel the decree, indicated on Wednesday that he would accept a compromise freeze. Yanukovych and other leaders of the Ukrainian parliament [official website] appealed to the Constitutional Court [JURIST report] last week after Yushchenko issued the decree. On Tuesday the Constitutional Court [official website] delayed a scheduled hearing on the decree's legality until April 17, claiming public threats against judges and political pressure impeded a scheduled hearing. Several judges also asked the state to provide them with bodyguards, and indirectly blamed Yushchenko for the pressure campaign. Yushchenko and Yanukovych were fierce rivals in the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election [JURIST report], and the two men have clashed over parliamentary attempts to expand the cabinet's power since Yushchenko reluctantly accepted Yanukovych as prime minister [JURIST reports] last June. Attempts to negotiate proved unsuccessful, and Yushchenko subsequently threatened to prosecute officials [JURIST reports] who disobeyed his decree. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Senate Wednesday approved the Stem Cell Enhancement Act of 2007 [S.5 materials] by a margin of 63-34 [roll call], despite a Tuesday warning from President Bush that he would veto the bill [PDF policy statement; JURIST report]. The House of Representatives is expected to adopt the Senate bill, which would subsidize stem cell research [JURIST news archive], in place of its own legislation in the coming weeks. Also on Tuesday, the Senate approved the HOPE Act [S.30 materials], a bill to fund studies on embryos incapable of further development, by a margin of 70-28 [roll call]. Bush had previously announced his support [PDF policy statement] for that measure. AP has more. In July, Bush vetoed [JURIST report] the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2005 [PDF text; HR 810 summary], saying he would not provide federal funding for stem cell research because many consider the destruction of embryos to be murder [press briefing].
[JURIST] The office of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert [official website; BBC profile] on Wednesday expressed disappointment over the long list of Palestinian prisoners [JURIST report] that Palestinian militants have demanded be freed in exchange for the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit [Times backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Olmert and senior officials met Tuesday to discuss the list, which purportedly includes high-profile Marwan Barghouti and Ahmed Saadat [BBC profiles]. Saasat is the leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine [organization website], a radical group suspected of carrying out the 2001 assassination of an Israeli cabinet minister. Israel's Security Cabinet will discuss the list further this coming Sunday. Palestinian officials said President Mahmoud Abbas [BBC profile] would meet with Olmert next week.Shalit was captured in Gaza [JURIST report] last June, and his detention helped spark a 34-day conflict [JURIST news archive] in the region last summer. Palestinian militants have demanded the large-scale release of Palestinian prisoners from the beginning, but negotiations have not been successful to date. In November 2006, Olmert said that Israel was willing to release many Palestinian prisoners [JURIST report] in exchange for Shalit's freedom, including long-term Palestinian detainees. Israel says Shalit's release is a precondition to any serious peace conditions. AP has more.
[JURIST] Bangladesh [JURIST news archive] authorities announced Wednesday that opposition leader and former prime minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed [Wikipedia profile] has been charged with four counts of murder arising from the deaths of four protesters during political turmoil in October. In all, 46 people were charged following a murder investigation that was prompted by a complaint filed by the Jamaat Islami party [Wikipedia backgrounder], one of the four parties that supports Wajed's main political rival Khaleda Zia [Virtual Bangladesh profile]. Wajed's alleged role in the killings is unclear. AFP has more.Bangladesh President Iajuddin Ahmed declared a state of emergency January 11 [JURIST report] and later indefinitely postponed elections scheduled for January 22 after the collapse of a caretaker government in the face of violent protests over election procedures. In the wake of the emergency declaration Bangladeshi authorities detained over 2500 people and have raided the homes of several political leaders, making multiple arrests [JURIST reports].
[JURIST] Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora [BBC profile] Wednesday sent a letter to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon asking the UN to establish a tribunal [JURIST news archive] to investigate the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri [JURIST news archive]. The anti-Syrian majority in the Lebanon parliament sent the UN a similar petition [JURIST report] last week over the objections of the country's pro-Syria opposition. Parliament speaker Nabih Berri [Wikipedia profile], a Syrian ally and opposition leader, has refused to allow a parliamentary vote on the tribunal until the idea is approved by President Emile Lahoud [official website], another pro-Syria politician. The President and the opposition say they agree to the tribunal in principle, but insist that some might use the investigation for what they term "political ends." The UN tribunal proposal was approved [JURIST report] last November by a divided cabinet, but Lahoud has refused [JURIST report] to sign off on it. Ban said last week that it is too soon to establish a tribunal by UN Security Council mandate. Instead, he hopes to build a consensus within the Lebanese government. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] A US military Special Operations Command [official website] company will be investigated by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) [official website] for using "excessive force" during a March 4 incident [US Central Command press release] in Afghanistan, an anonymous defense official told AP Wednesday. A US military commander referred the case to the NCIS after his own investigation revealed that the Marines may have fired on Afghani civilians after a bomb-rigged truck was driven into a Marine convoy in the Nangahar province. At least 12 civilians may have died in the aftermath, though a US military spokesperson said several of the casualties may be attributed to gunshots fired by the attackers. Afghanistan is conducting an independent probe into the incident. Army Maj. Gen. Francis H. Kearney III, the investigating officer, began the investigation after pulling the 120 Marine convoy out of Afghanistan. AP has more.
[JURIST] Cuban President Fidel Castro [official profile] issued a statement [text] Tuesday condemning a US district court ruling freeing an anti-Castro militant on bail [JURIST report] prior to his May 11 trial on charges that he lied in his attempt to become a US citizen. Luis Posada Carriles [Wikipedia profile; additional materials; JURIST news archive] is wanted in Cuba and Venezuela for allegedly plotting the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner [Wikipedia backgrounder; additional materials] in which 73 Cuban nationals were killed. Carriles is now awaiting trial [JURIST report] after his 2005 arrest [JURIST report] in Texas on illegal immigration charges. The ailing Cuban leader said in a text distributed by the Cuban Foreign Ministry:
The instructions for the verdict issued by Judge Kathleen Cardone, of the El Paso Federal Court last Friday, granting Luis Posada Carriles freedom on bail, could only have come from the White House.It was President Bush himself who ignored at all times the criminal and terrorist nature of the defendant who was protected with a simple accusation of immigration violation leveled at him. The reply is brutal. The government of the United States and its most representative institutions had already decided to release the monster.
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The Honorable Russ FeingoldSeptember 5, 2002 Senate Judiciary Committee Statement of U.S. Senator Russell D. Feingold September 5, 2002
I first want to commend the Chairman for the way that he has handled this nomination. It is my view that a process that gives a nominee a hearing, and then a vote in this Committee is a fair process. It is the way that this Committee is supposed to work. Too often in the past, as all of us know, the Committee did not work that way. The Chairman has worked hard to be fair, and I think that he has succeeded. After this vote, this Committee will have considered 80 judicial nominations in this Congress, and I will have voted against only four. Justice Owen will be only the third Court of Appeals nominee I have opposed in Committee, while I have voted in favor of 13 Circuit Court nominees. Another important consideration for this Committee is the ideological balance of the Fifth Circuit. The Fifth Circuit is comprised of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The Fifth Circuit contains the highest percentage of minority residents - over 40 percent - of any circuit other than the D.C. Circuit. It is a court that during the civil rights era issued some of the most significant decisions supporting the rights of African American citizens to participate as full members of our society. As someone who believes strongly in freedom, liberty, and equal justice under law, and the important role of the federal courts to defend these fundamental American principles, I am especially concerned about the make-up of our circuit courts and their approaches to civil rights issues. Even after eight years of a Democratic President, the Fifth Circuit currently has a 10-to-5 majority of Republican appointees. That is because during the last six years of the Clinton Administration, this Committee did not report out a single judge to the Fifth Circuit. And as we all know, that was not for lack of nominees to consider. President Clinton nominated three well-qualified lawyers to the Fifth Circuit - Jorge Rangel, Enrique Moreno, and Alston Johnson. None of these nominees even received a hearing before this Committee. When the current Chairman held a hearing in July 2001 on the nomination of Judge Clement for a seat on the Fifth Circuit, only a few months after she was nominated, and less than two months after Democrats took control of the Senate, it was the first hearing in this Committee for a Fifth Circuit nominee since September 1994. Judge Clement, of course, was confirmed later in the year. So, Mr. Chairman, there's a history here, and a special burden on President Bush to consult with our side on nominees for this Circuit. Otherwise, we would simply be rewarding the obstructionism that the President's party engaged in over the last six years by allowing him to fill with his choices seats that his party held open for years, even when qualified nominees were advanced by President Clinton. And I say once again, my colleagues on the Republican side bear some responsibility for this situation, and they can help resolve it by urging the Administration to address the injustices suffered by so many Clinton nominees. One step in the right direction would be for my Republican colleagues to urge the President to re-nominate some of those Clinton nominees that never received a hearing or vote in this Committee. That includes Clinton nominees to the Fifth Circuit. With that background, let me outline the concerns that have caused me to reach the conclusion that Justice Owen should not be confirmed. Justice Owen has had a successful legal career. She graduated at the top of her class from Baylor University Law School, worked as an associate and partner at the law firm of Andrews & Kurth in Houston, and has served on the Texas Supreme Court since January 1995. These are great accomplishments. But Justice Owen's record as a member of the Texas Supreme Court leads me to conclude that she is not the right person for a position on the Fifth Circuit. I am not convinced that Justice Owen will put aside her personal views and ensure that all litigants before her on the Fifth Circuit receive a fair hearing. Her decisions in cases involving consumers' rights, workers' rights, and reproductive rights suggest to me that she would be a judge who would be unable to maintain an open mind and provide all litigants a fair and impartial hearing. Justice Owen has a disturbing record of siding against consumers or victims of personal injury and in favor of business and insurance companies. When the Texas Supreme Court, which is a very conservative and pro-business court, rules in favor of consumers or victims of personal injury, Justice Owen frequently dissents. According to Texas Watch, during the period 1999-2002, Justice Owen dissented almost 40% of the time in cases in which a consumer prevailed. But in cases where the consumer position has not succeeded, Justice Owen never dissented. At her hearing, Senator Kennedy and Senator Edwards asked Justice Owen to cite cases in which she dissented from the majority and sided in favor of consumers. Justice Owen could cite only one case, Saenz v. Fidelity Guaranty Ins. Underwriters, 925 S.W. 2d 607 (Tex. 1996). But Justice Owen's opinion in this case hardly took a pro-consumer position since it still would have deprived the plaintiff of the entire jury verdict. She did not join Justice Spector's dissent, which would have upheld the jury verdict in favor of Ms. Saenz. Also during the hearing, Senators Feinstein and Durbin questioned Justice Owen about Provident American Ins. Co. v. Castaneda, 988 S.W. 2d 189 (Tex. 1998). In that case, the plaintiff sought damages against a health insurer for denying health care benefits, after the insurer had already provided pre-operative approval for the surgery. Justice Owen, writing for the majority, reversed the jury's verdict in favor of the plaintiff and rejected the plaintiff's claim that the health insurer violated the Texas Insurance Code and the Deceptive Trade Practices Act. At the hearing, Justice Owen defended her opinion by saying that she believed that the plaintiff was seeking extra-contractual damages and that the plaintiff had already received full coverage under the policy and statutory penalties. But, in the words of her colleague, Justice Raul Gonzalez, who wrote a dissent, Justice Owen's opinion "may very well eviscerate the bad-faith tort as a viable case of action in Texas." Id. at 212 (Gonzalez, J., joined by Spector, J., dissenting). The cause of action for bad faith is designed to deter insurers from engaging in bad faith practices like denying coverage in the first place. In addition, with respect to several decisions involving interpretation and application of the Texas parental notification law, I am deeply troubled by Justice Owen's apparently ignoring the plain meaning of the statute and injecting her personal beliefs concerning abortion that have no basis in Texas or U.S. Supreme Court law. In 2000, the Texas legislature enacted a parental notification law that allows a minor to obtain an abortion without notification of her parents if she demonstrates to a court that she has complied with one of three "judicial bypass" provisions: (1) that she is "mature and sufficiently well informed" to make the decision without notification to either of her parents, (2) that notification would not be in her best interest, or (3) that notification may lead to her physical, sexual, or emotional abuse. Tex. Fam. Code § 33.003(i). During Justice Owen's confirmation hearing, Senator Cantwell questioned Justice Owen about her positions in cases interpreting this law, focusing on Justice Owen's insistence in In re Jane Doe, 19 S.W. 3d 249, 264-65 (2000) (Owen, J., concurring) (Doe 1 (I)), that teenagers be required to consider "philosophic, social, moral, and religious" arguments before seeking an abortion. In her opinion, Justice Owen cited the Supreme Court's decision in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, 505 U.S. 833 (1992), to support her contention that states can require minors to consider religious views in their decision to have an abortion. But, as Senator Cantwell noted, Casey in no way authorizes states to require minors to consider religious arguments in their decision on whether to have an abortion. Upon this further questioning, Justice Owen then said that she was referring to another Supreme Court case, H.L. v. Matheson, 450 U.S. 398 (1981), even though her opinion only cited Casey for this proposition. And even Matheson does not say that minors can be required by state law to consider religious arguments. It is my view that Justice Owen was going beyond not only a plain reading of the Texas statute, but Supreme Court case law, and inappropriately injecting her own personal views to make it more difficult for a minor to comply with the statute and obtain an abortion. Finally, Mr. Chairman, I was not satisfied with Justice Owen's responses to my questions about bonuses to Texas Supreme Court law clerks. I asked her at the hearing whether she saw any ethical concerns with allowing law clerks to receive bonuses from their prospective employers during their clerkships. I also explored the topic further with her in followup written questions. Justice Owen states repeatedly in her written responses to my questions that she is not aware of law clerks actually receiving bonuses while they were employed by the Court. This seems implausible given the great amount of publicity given to an investigation pursued by the Travis County Attorney of exactly that practice and the well publicized modifications to the Texas Supreme Court's rules that resulted from that investigation and the accompanying controversy. Even more disturbing, Justice Owen took the position, both at the hearing and in her responses to written questions, that because the Texas Supreme Court Code of Conduct requires law clerks to recuse themselves from matters involving their prospective employers, there really is no ethical concern raised by law clerks accepting bonuses while employed with the Court. I disagree. It is not sufficient for law clerks to recuse themselves from matters involving their prospective employers if they have received thousands of dollars in bonuses while they are working for the court. The appearance of impropriety and unfairness that such a situation creates is untenable. As I understand it, the federal courts have long prohibited federal law clerks both from receiving bonuses during their clerkships and from working on cases involving their prospective employers. I'm pleased that the Texas Supreme Court finally recognized this ethical problem and changed its code of conduct for clerks. Justice Owen, in contrast, seems intent on defending the prior, indefensible, practice. Mr. Chairman, I believe Justice Owen is bright and accomplished. But I sincerely believe that based on her judicial record, Justice Owen is not the right choice for this position. I wish her well in her continued work on the Texas Supreme Court, and I hope the President will put forward a nominee for this Circuit who the Committee can have confidence will enforce the law fairly and impartially to all litigants. Thank you Mr. Chairman. |


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Is this series more along the lines of an 'adult' Excalibur movie -- sex and bloody swordplay; or does it have CGI elements like dragons and what not in it?
It's far less "fantasy" and more "medieval" than most fantasy stuff is. It's extremely adult, there is extreme graphic violence, rape, murder, incest, nudity, treachery, all that good stuff.
There are fantasy elements and magical elements but the show is far more focused on the political chess game, and wars between people. I can't say much without giving things away, but suffice it to say there are fantastic elements, they just don't take the main stage whatsoever.
Posted 05 August 2011 - 03:56 PM
HomerJ, on Aug 5 2011, 03:27 PM, said:
It is funny they ask whether it is an 'adult' Excalibur movie - given Excalibur is pretty adult already - up to and including an armoured male/naked femal sex scene from memory.
Game of Thrones is awesome though - but you want to be careful not to become too attached to *any* character - its a brutal story.
Posted 05 August 2011 - 05:48 PM
Chopsus, on Aug 4 2011, 11:59 PM, said:
BTW I just finished book 1 of GOT and it's a corker - even after having watched the TV series. Now I'm torn about whether to read book 2 before the next TV series
The BDs for both would be truly excellent!
Posted 05 August 2011 - 05:51 PM
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Posted 01 December 2011 - 07:11 AM
Just a shame we couldn't have it in time for Christmas. Although March 6 gives a good lead-in for Season 2 in April.
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Posted 17 December 2011 - 09:29 AM
Season 1 preorder is now 27GBP from UK (using discount code ex VAT) - Shipping 6th March 2012
Season 2 has just finished shooting and will be shown on US/UK TV from April 2012
Rumour from film location is that Seasons 3 and 4 will be shot back to back next year (A Storm of Swords book will be filmed as 2 seasons)
GoT Season 1 is being shown on Foxtel Showcase HD again starting this evening (Sat 17/12 from 6:30pm) with episodes 1 and 2 back to back then continuieng over next few week (for those who missed it first time around)
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Posted 17 December 2011 - 03:40 PM
The post about "attachment" above is too spoiler-esque for my liking............know what to expect a bit now..
Posted 19 January 2012 - 12:12 PM
Picked up Episode 1 of Game of Thrones on blu-ray and I must say by far the best blu ray i've seen bar none. Color reproduction, clarity, black levels, etc etc.... Would love Xylon to get a hold of this.
I'm counting down the days to release...
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Richard Bailey, founder of the Hotchkiss Sheep Camp Stock Dog Trials must have been happy. The weather last weekend was just fine for dogs, sheep and people.
This was the ninth dog trials in Hotchkiss, which was once again augmented by a variety of other events and activities making it a great Mother's Day weekend.
The Ute Trials Car Club was joined by other classic car enthusiasts for a 90 plus car show behind Zack's B-B-Q.
The Creamery Arts Center was a hub for musical entertainment by Pete Halladay, T.K. and Sue Everest plus vendors and yard sale items and puppies to adopt from CAWS.
At the Hotchkiss pasture, several sheep camps were on display including one built by Gary Harbison. Gary and his wife Ginna brought the sheep camp over from Durango for its "maiden voyage." They became interested in sheep camps after seeing them on hunting trips. Inside the comfortable wagon were oak cabinets, a small stove and their grandmother's quilt. The couple stayed in the sheep camp at the event site overnight on Friday. The following night their 10-year old grandson from Olathe spent the night. Their son-in-law was also in Hotchkiss. He's a coach from Olathe and was in a baseball tournament here.
Harold Clay and Jeanne Lambrakos and other volunteers grilled up hot dogs and the fixings for hungry folks at the First State Bank in Hotchkiss. It's always a great way to meet new people and chat with those you haven't seen for awhile.
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary at the event site was thrilled that four of its dogs were adopted.
Those who have a hard time getting their dog to come when it is called had a lot to be envious of at the stock dog trials. It's not easy for dog and handler to accomplish maneuvering sheep through gates and into pens. All to be done following the rules and with the dogs not engaging in "inappropriate contact" with the ewes. That includes not running into or biting the sheep. Amazingly, most dogs possessed the necessary discipline to not do those things.
This year's new thing thought up by Bailey was to have the dogs and handlers get the sheep into a trailer rather than a pen. Almost all the sheep did not want to venture inside, although a couple of handlers did accomplish that feat — Lise Andersen illegally and Jim Swift legally. Andersen forgot to hold onto the rope attached to the trailer and lost points but not bragging rights. Swift followed the rules and also got four sheep to jump inside the trailer.
Here are the top scorers for the stock dog trials:
Nursery combined totals Friday — Joni Swanke of North Dakota and two-year old Sage, first place; Shauna Gourley of Utah and two-year old Jade, second place; Tina LePlatt of Colorado and two-year old Nick, third place.
Novice combined totals Friday — Kenny Hinyard of Crawford and three-year old Mollie, first place. Mollie is also the new mascot for the Hotchkiss Fire District; Jolie Clark of Colorado and four-year old Meg, second place; Moni Howard of Colorado and three-year old Hazel, third place.
Pro-Novice Saturday — Laura Esterman of Colorado and nine-year old Ike, first place; Julie Hansmire of Colorado and four-year old Ike, second place; Terri Warner of Colorado and two-year old Laddie, third place.
Open Saturday — Bill Orr of Oregon and three-year old Sly, first place; Joni Swanke of North Dakota and three-year old Possum, second place; Dan Keeton of Colorado and seven-year old York, third place.
Pro-Novice Sunday — Richard Bailey of Crawford and two-year old Abbie, first place; Jim Swift of Colorado and two-year old Jet, second place; Dan Keeton of Colorado and three-year old Sunny, third place.
Open Sunday — Michael Meredith of California and seven-year old Gus, first place; Bill Orr of Oregon and three-year old Sly, second place; Wilda Bahr of California and Liz (no age listed), third place.
Overall Open winner for Saturday and Sunday — Bill Orr of Oregon and three-year old Sly.
Orr said it was the first year Sly had competed in the open. Last year he was in the nursery and pro-novice classes. Sly was the reserve national champion nursery dog in September in Carbondale. "He has great instinct," Orr said. "This is just a pleasure to run him. It's special to have a young dog that is able to do what he is doing." Orr goes out about 12 weekends a year to compete in stock dog trials. He competes with two dogs, Sly and 2-1/2-year old Roy and has Boone, his retired 10-year old dog, as a traveling companion. From Hotchkiss, Orr is headed for a competition in Durango before heading back to Oregon.
Handlers like sheep that haven't been handled much and the ewes used here are exactly like that. The Hotchkiss trials use ewes from the Allen Ranch that do not have lambs.
Next year will be the tenth anniversary for the Hotchkiss Sheep Camp Stock Dog Trials. Anticipate big things in 2013!
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The bad news is that Windows 8 touch doesn't do the Surface Pro justice.
Try this. Use an iPad for an hour; then jump to Windows 8 touch. It's a not an easy switch.
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Once I duplicate a picture, it seems to loose some of it's saturation, thereby noticably looking "lighter".
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Re-embedding the pictures helps, but with 500+ pictures in a document, this is rather painful.
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My System is a 15" MacBook Pro with the latest version of Lion running (no Mouintain Lion), and the CS6 is up to date.
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Olfarr: 2nd duplicate stays the same as first one, not lighter than that. Reboot didn't help, synchronizing din't help either.
Try exporting to .idml. See Remove minor corruption by exporting
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A bill that would have banned the possession of handguns at locations where youth sporting events take place was shot down Wednesday by the chairman of the House Public Safety Committee.
House Bill 1607, filed by Rep. Jerry McPeak, D-Warner, would have amended the state's open-carry laws to allow the prohibition. McPeak said state law already prohibits the possession of handguns at high school, collegiate and professional sporting venues. But it specifically exempts parks, recreational areas and fairgrounds where youth sporting events typically take place.
McPeak filed the bill in response to a request by the Oklahoma Recreation and Park Society, and it won the support of Muskogee city councilors. Carson Lynch, the chairman of the society's legislative committee, said the issue was being discussed long before gun control "became a big, national issue" this year.
"I honestly think that is what killed it this year," Lynch said of the gun control debate that erupted after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting last December in Newtown, Conn. "I have every intention of bringing this forward again next year. Anybody who thinks this is unnecessary just isn't thinking it through."
The House committee's chairman, Rep. Steve Martin, R-Bartlesville, said he denied McPeak's bill a hearing because he "found it to be not very well thought out, poorly written and not needed." Martin, however, did allow a hearing on House Bill 1775, which would have restored the gun rights of felons under some circumstances.
McPeak decried Martin's decisions, saying the chairman let members hear a bill that would let "felons get guns" but not one that would "protect children at Little League games." He confirmed Lynch's suspicions, saying that Martin expressed skepticism about people wanting to "hear about not carrying guns to city parks."
McPeak said: "I appreciate other folks' views and respect the rights of other people to see things differently than I do. Also, I believe, to be fair with the people from Oklahoma, this bill to give cities the opportunity to post a sign for no guns where a youth sporting event is being held should be heard."
McPeak said his bill posed no threats to gun ownership rights while protecting "good people from getting into bad trouble" at youth sporting events. He said denying it a hearing in committee "sucked the oxygen out of something" that he believes would have found broad support on the House floor.
Martin defended his decisions, saying it is his responsibility as the committee's chairman to decide which bills should be heard. With regard to HB 1775, Martin said he was operating on the theory that a person convicted of a nonviolent crime should not be stripped forever of his or her Second Amendment rights. Speaking of McPeak's bill, he differentiated between the venues for professional sports and youth sporting events.
"You can drive your car to a Thunder game and leave a firearm locked inside, go into a secure location where they sell beer — where fans do get excited — and at the end of the evening drive home while still in possession of a firearm," Martin said. "When you are talking about a municipal park, you are going to take away the opportunity to leave the firearm in the car. Therefore you would be disarmed from the time you left your home until you got back."
Martin said the broad language of McPeak's bill could have been construed as a prohibition of carrying handguns at a park where "a few kids are playing basketball" or practicing another sport. When asked about the opportunity to amend the language during a committee hearing and assuage those concerns, Martin said it was his "decision not to hear the bill, and I don't regret my decision."
McPeak said he would review other public safety measures with an eye to inserting the language of his bill. But he said the chance of getting the legislation to a floor vote "is slim."
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