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Wednesday, November 21st, 2012Think they're getting sick of each other? For the fourth time in two seasons (and second time in two consecutive playoffs), Fort Pierce Central and Martin County are playing one another. Can Central get its fourth win in four tries and set up a probable matchup against powerhouse Bradenton-Manatee?


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Brown responded that Warren supports higher taxes, and also said putting more financial pressure on oil companies could raise prices at the pump. "I am on the taxpayer's side," he said, noting that it's now costing him $70 to fill up his pick-up truck.
"It's not a tax," Coakley replied.
"It's a tax," Brown insisted.
Senate Democrats support cap and trade. I asked Brown about his opposition to it last month, at a campaign stop in Medfield. "If we don't use cap and trade, how do we reduce emissions?" I wondered.
"You can reduce by conservation, wind, solar, hydroelectric, nuclear," Brown told me. "You can provide a total package and let people have different avenues and different ways to heat and light their businesses. How does government enforce that? They have their hands in pretty much everything. I'm sure there'll be a role for government--and at some point, government needs to get out of the way, as well."
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[Sen. McConnell, R-KY]: The White House is trying to impose a backdoor national energy tax through the EPA. It is a strange way to respond to rising gas prices.
But it is perfectly consistent with the current Energy Secretary's previously stated desire to get gas prices in the US up to where they are in Europe.
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[Sen. Lautenberg, D-NJ]:We hear the message that has been going around: Let's get rid of the EPA's ability to regulate. Who are they to tell us what businesses can do? Thank goodness that in this democratic society in which we live, there are rules and regulations to keep us as a civilized nation. The Supreme Court and scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency agreed that the Clean Air Act is a tool we must use to stop dangerous pollution. This amendment, it is very clear, favors one group--the business community. The Republican tea party politicians say: "Just ignore the Supreme Court. Ignore the scientists. We know better." They want to reward the polluters by crippling EPA's ability to enforce the Clean Air Act.
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Consol's Betts To Be Inducted Into TABC Hall Of Fame On Saturday
AUSTIN, TX -- The 2012 class of the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame has been announced by the Hall of Fame committee. Included are three TABC past presidents and pioneers for our great association. All of these worthy honorees will be inducted at the Hall of Fame Banquet during the TABC clinic on May 19 of 2012 in San Antonio.
2012 Inductees:
Sue Betts - A&M Consolidated Coach
Sue Betts has spent her entire career at A&M Consolidated, where she is in her 37th year in education as an administrator. Betts became head coach in 1981, and during her 24 years as coach, the Lady Tigers made 16 playoff appearances, including 10 district champions, five regionals and one final four. Her 1986 team lost a heartbreaker to Levelland, 44-43 in overtime, for the 4A state championship. She was district coach of the year 10 times and Brazos Valley coach of the year three times. Sue retired from coaching in 2005 to work in athletic administration at A&M Consolidated High School.
Duane Hunt - Borger HS Coach
After a playing career at Oklahoma City University under Coach Abe Lemons, Duane Hunt began his 26-year coaching career in 1963 at Guymon, Okla., where his 1966 team was a state finalist. He then began a 23-year run at Borger, where his teams were 507-206, including two state tournament runner-up finishes in 1977 and 1979. One of the original organizers of TABC, Hunt served as president in 1982-83. From 1971-89, he and his wife Deanna published Basketball Outlook, an annual survey of information for 4A schools across the state. He retired in 1989 to serve as director for Larry Jones Ministries.
Lynn Davis Pool - Canyon HS Player/Coach
Lynn Davis Pool was selected all-state and all-state tournament in 1973 and 1974 for legendary coach Bob Schneider at Canyon. During her junior year, the Lady Eagles were state runner-up to Angleton. As a senior, she led her team to a 32-2 season and a 65-41 win over Conroe in the title game. Pool played in the Texas Girls Coaches Association and Texas-Oklahoma all-star games before playing for Wayland Baptist in college. Her coaching career began at Lubbock Cooper High School before spending 10 years as an assistant to Jody Conradt at the University of Texas, where the Lady Longhorns were national champions in 1986. She was head coach at Austin Bowie (1990-2006) and then moved to administration in the Austin ISD, becoming AD in 2009.
Phil Ransopher - UIL Contributor
Phil Ransopher was the voice of the boys and girls state tournaments for almost 60 years. He also served as announcer at the boys and girls UIL state track meets, as well as other University of Texas sporting events and traveled with the Harlem Globetrotters for two years. He tied for second place in the Southwest Conference track meet in 1951 as a Texas high jumper. While attending Texas in 1948, working as a towel boy, he was asked to fill in for the state tournament announcer who was ill. He filled the position until his death in October of 2008, and his folksy style became forever associated with state tournament games.
Billy Wilbanks - Belton HS Player
Billy Wilbanks led Belton to the 2A state championship in 1958. A two-year starter for the Tigers he was all state, all state tournament and THSCA all-star after scoring 10 consecutive points in the finals to lead a Belton comeback that edged New London 58-56 in overtime. He had 29 points in the semifinals. Dr. Wilbanks has continued to contribute to basketball by researching all boys and girls state champions and inductees in the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame and posting them on www.texasbasketballchamps.com.
Jim Wilcoxson - Canyon Randall Coach
A native of Childress, Jim Wilcoxson was a state champion golfer attending Texas Tech on a golf scholarship. After serving as a golf pro and course superintendent until 1985, Wilcoxson began his coaching career at age 40 at Booker. He moved to Amarillo Tascosa for three years before taking over at Canyon Randall in 1989. In 15 years at Randall, his teams made the playoffs every year, including state championships in 1992 over Georgetown (43-42) and 1998 over Bay City (52-23). Wilcoxson has since retired back to the golf course
Previous Inductees
Alford, Raymond, Beaumont, 1974
Allen, Billy, Dallas Highland Park, 1984
Andrews, Leta Rains, Coach, 1987
Arnette, Jay, Austin McCallum, 1974
Arnold, Billy, Haltom, 2000
Baccus, F.C. "Whitey", Estelline, 1972
Ballard, Alton, Contributor, 1998
Banks, Jerode, Temple,, 1999
Battise, Calvin W., Livingston, 1983
Beard, Weldon, Coach, 2000
Beasley, John, Linden-Kildare, 1975
Bender, Wanda, Coach, 2003
Benefield, Sonny, Sweeny, 1999
Benton, Paul, Madison, 2011
Black, A.C., Dallas Crozier Tech, 1993
Black, Leon, Martins Mill, 1973
Blair, Gary, Coach, 2003
Bond, Jim, Pampa, 1975
Bonewitz, Stanley, East Central, 2001
Boone, Russell B., Sweeney, 1986
Brannon, Byron "Buster", Athens, 1972
Breithaupt, Charles, Coach, 2003
Brewster, Gary, Midland, 1987
Briggs Collin, Coach, 1991
Brock, Holly, Beaumont, 1973
Broussard, Carroll, Port Arthur Jefferson, 1980
Browder, Darrell, Ft. Worth Dunbar, 1992
Brown, Jack, Dallas, CrozierTech, 1976
Brown, Larry, Bryan, 2010
Brown-McCoy, Barbara, Dallas SOC, 2009
Bullock, Rick, San Antonio Jefferson, 1985
Cannon, Sue, Euless Trinity, 2009
Carlisle, George B., Prairie Lea, 1986
Carr, Jackie, Houston Wheatley, 1997
Carswell, Frank, Houston Jeff Davis, 1973
Carter, Johnnie, Carrthage, 1998
Cash, James, I.M. Terrell, 1996
Catchings, Tamika, Duncanville, 2000
Cleveland, Kenneth, Coach, 1993
Cody, Jeff, Cleburne, 2009
Cohen, Andy, El Paso, 1985
Coleman, Don, Coach, 1994
Conradt, Jody, Coach, Midway, 1998
Cook, Jack, Victoria, 2010
Cooley, Denton, San Jacinto, 1995
Curtis, Albert "Abb", Ft. Worth Paschal, 1982
Davalos, Rudy, San Antonio Edison, 1999
Davis, W.F. "Buddy", Nederland, 1984
Dawson, Carroll, Alba, 2001
DeWitt, Bill, Waco, 1987
DeWitt, John, Waco, 1988
Didrikson, Mildred "Babe", Beaumont, 1995
Dietzel, Adolph, St. Mary's Academy, 1976
Dornak, Carolyn, Jourdanton, 1992
Dotson, Dale, Rusk, 1984
Drexler, Clyde, Houston Sterling, 1993
Duncan, Kelly, Cayuga, 1984
Eckel, Claudia, Coach, Victoria, 2006
Ehlo, Craig, Lubbock Monterey, 1996
Eldridge, Bill, San Antonio Alamo Heights, 1992
English, Jerry, Coach, 2001
Enis, Benniek Krum, 2011
Eppers, Suzie Snider, Robinson, 1988
Ethridge, Kamie, Lubbock Monterey, 2004
Evans, Earl, Port Arthur Lincoln, 1995
Farney, Bill, Crawford, UIL, 2007
Flanagan, Rick, Crockett, 2001
Follis, O.W., Coach, 1986
Ford, Gib, Amarillo, 1983
Fortenberry, Joe C., Happy, 1975
Fortner, Nell, New Braunfels, 2002
Foust, Carroll "Slatts", Carey, 1987
Franklin, Ed H., Houston Lamar, 1987
Franks, Larry, Nacogdoches, 1986
Freiberger, Marcus Ross, Greenville, 1974
Fultz, John Paul, Dallas Samuell, 1990
Gamble, James, Coach, 1995
Gay, Yulonda Wimbish, Victoria, 2000
Gerke, Calvin, Snook, 1988
Gillingham, Heidi, Poth, 2001
Glover, Bob, Dallas Jefferson, 1993
Gomez, Placido, Houston Jeff Davis, 1974
Goode, Roger, Coach, 2004
Grammer, Jack, Coach, 2003
Gray, Bonnie Buchanan, May, 1993
Gray, Jack ,Wills Point, 1971
Guerra, Jesus "Chuey", Roma, 1998
Guice, John, Coach, 1998
Hall, Chuck, Krum, 1990
Hall, Pennee, Barbers Hill, 2007
Hamilton, Tom, Dallas Crozier Tech, 1981
Hamm, Troy, Krum, 2010
Hanebutt, Rene, Bowie, 2002
Hardy, Darrell, Houston Jeff Davis, 1982
Harston, Kathy, Southlake Carroll, 1996
Haskins, Don, Coach, 1998
Hatch, John Allen, Buna, 1987
Hayes, E.O. "Doc", Coach, 1993
Henry, Bill, Dallas Highland Park, 1982
Herrera, Nemo, Coach, EP Coronado, 1999
Hill, Thomas, Lancaster, 2000
Horn, Don, Coach, Snook, 2006
Horn, Jimmy, Coach, 1992
House, Troy, Player, Ingram Tom Moore, 2006
Hughes, Robert, Coach, Ft. Worth Dunbar, 1993
Hunt, Melynn, Lubbock, 2011
Isquierdo, Mike, El Paso, 1972
Johnson, Larry, Dallas Skyline, 1991
Jones, Dwight, Houston Wheatley, 1986
Jones, Tommy, Crane, 1994
Jowers, Milton, Coach, 1994
Kaminsky, Robert, Bellaire, 1991
King, Ford Sr., Coach, 1992
Kinney, Bob, San Antonio Jefferson, 1976
Kitts, Jimmy, Coach, 1987
Koudelka, Sammy, Moulton, 2007
Kroll, Jerry, Spring Branch Memorial, 2003
Krueger, Bill, Coach, 1991
LaFleur, Margaret Menard, East Chambers, 1986
Lahodny, Jan, Coach, 1999
Lamb, Monica, 2008
Lenox, Bennie, Clear Creek, 1983
Lewis, Guy V., Arp, 1996
Lewis, Rashard, Elsik, 2005
Littleton, Jimmy, South S.A., 2010
Lombard, Joe, Canyon, 2007
Loudermilk, Jan, Big Spring, 1974
Lummus-Crabtree, Kim, Cleburne, 2003
Malaise, John "Dub", Odessa, 1980
Mallett, Jerry, Beau. S. Park, 1982
Martin, Slater, Hou. Jeff Davis, 1971
Matthews, Jerry, Coach, 2001
Mattingly, Raymond, Coach, 1991
Mauldin, Tony, Morton, 2010
McCarty, Mickey, Pasadena, 1985
McCleary, Charlie, Museum Administrator, 1995
McDowell, Jewell, Amarillo, 1973
McKinley, Bobby, Bowie, 1997
McNeely, Clifton, Greenwood Slidell, 1980
Meadows, Sandra, Coach, 1991
Metcalf, Shelby, Coach, 1997
Middleton, David, Brazoswood, 2009
Miksch, LeRoy, Coach, 1992
Miller, Bryan, Crozier Tech, 2009
Moers, Bobby, Hou. Reagan, 1972
Mounts, Del Ray, Perryton, 1996
Murphy, Jim, R.L. Turner, 1983
Myers, Gerald, Borger, 1981
Needham, Roy M., Coach, 1984
Newland, Janis Irby, Claude, 1995
Newman, Tommy, Coach, 2001
Nichols, Ruth Cannon, Cotton Center, 1985
Odum, Lometa, Dimmitt, 1984
O'Neal, Richard "Dick", Ft. Worth Polytechnic, 1976
O'Neal, Shaquille, SA Cole, 1992
Ostertag, Greg, Duncanville, 1998
Outlaw, Bo, SA Jay, 2002
Overall, Bill, San Marcos, 2003
Overall, Buck, Cushing, 1986
Overstreet-Bledsoe, Thelma, Bowie, 2003
Owens, Eddie, Hou. Wheatley, 1990
Payton, John, W. Scott & B. Charlton-Pollard, 2004
Phillips, Gene, Hou. Jones, 1976
Pierce, Ricky, Garland, 1994
Porter, Marsha, Coach, 2004
Price, Cedric, I.M. Terrell, 2000
Price, Edwin, Corsicana, 1971
Qualls, Lewis, Hou. Smiley, 1990
Rankin-Schneider, Jill, Phillips, 2003
Redin, Harley, Coach, 2003
Redwine, W.J. "Sleepy", Carey, 1988
Reeves-Brandenburg, Carol, Bryan Adams, 2011
Reid, Jim, Coach, 1996
Reid, Robert, Clemens, 2002
Reynolds, Phil, Waxahachie, 1988
Risinger, W.C. "Curley", Bula, 2006
Roberts, Bud, Coach, Tulia, 1995
Robinson, M.N. "Cotton", Coach, 1983
Robinson, R.J. "Jackie", Ft. Worth Paschal, 1985
Romines, Leroy, Longview, 2009
Rousseau, Freida Altman, Tulia, 2007
Rote, Kyle, SA Jefferson, 1980
Royal, Lynn, Hughes Springs, 1997
Schlicher, John, Ft. Worth Paschal, 1988
Schneider, Bob, 1997
Sharp, Marsha, Texas Tech, 2008
Shelton, Gayno, 2005
Sherley, Rick, Hastings/TABC, 2008
Showalter, Larry, Dallas Adamson, 1985
Sledge, C.E. "Red", Dallas Tech, 1975
Smith, LaBradford, Bay City, 1995
Smith, M.A. "Catfish", Coach, 1981
Smith, Susan, Spring Westfield, 2010
Spain, Ken, Hou. Austin, 1991
Stallworth, Dave, D. Madison, 1997
Stanley, Don, Buna, 1983
Stanley, Pat, Buna, 2007
Story, Chester, Richland College, 2008
Sumner, W.W. "Doc", Athens, 1973
Swisher, Neil, V. Patti Welder, 1994
Swoopes, Sheryl, Brownfield, 1994
Teagle, Terry, Broaddus 1981
Terrell, Ira, Dallas Roosevelt, 1982
Thomas, Roy, Kirbyville, 2002
Tipton, Sam, Gruver/TGCA, 2008
Tompkins, Bennie, Athens, 1980
Tompkins, Freddie, Athens, 1984
Tompkins, John "Preacher", Athens, 1971
Tucker, Temple L., Bowie, 1971
Tullos, Don, Coach, 2003
Turner, Charlie L., Coach, 1985
Victorick, Donnie, Snook, 2010
Wacker, Mike, Converse-Judson, 2011
Waggoner, Linda Andrews, Comanche, 1999
Walker, Jesse, Coach, 2000
Weatherspoon, Teresa, W. Sabine, 1998
Weaver, O'Neal, Martins Hill, 1975
Webb, Spud, W. Hutchins, 1999
Weese, Dean, Coach, 1996
Wesley, David, Longview, 2003
Whitton, Jack, Coach, 2005
Williams, Fred, Coach, 2005
Williams, J.W., Coach, 1988
Williams, Max, Avoca, 1972
Williams, Milton, Big Sandy, 2005
Whisenhunt, Stanley, Coach, Abilene Wylie, 2006
Womack, Charles, Hawley, 2005
Wright, Shereka, Copperas Cove, 2011
Wrightsil, Clarissa Davis, SA Jay, 1997
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I take care of things like this by just doubling (or tripling, or quadrupling) my hate of Izzo. The Gary Harris story made me like him; now Payne's on my good-guy list.... but Izzo hate comes easy, and can grow to fill whatever space needed. |
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So it's just luck when our baskets are good? But MSU & other teams, their baskets go in due to skill, preparation, teamwork, good shot setup, skillful aim, etc.? Okay then. |
2 weeks 17 hours ago | NyQuil. Hideous flu has |
NyQuil. Hideous flu has landed at my house. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | Two weeks is not that bad |
Two weeks is not that bad given that the U has a process and centralized offices or offices that deals with grievances and records. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Ask Emily Post |
If there is ever an appropriate time to offer critique on a choice of name, i'm betting that would be at some point before it is bestowed upon a child. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Get your facts in before you |
Get your facts in before you write anything. A 140 character tweet isn't going to tell you what really happened. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | RSV |
I am a big fan of Robert Sinskey Vineyards in Napa. While their tastings are not free, for the $25 fee you get wine tastings accompanied by a small plate of snacks. Beautiful place, too. Their whites are not oaky, which ups my enthusiasm for for their wine. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | Except....aren't they? |
Except....aren't they? They're like the Caltech of foreign language. Those yahoos at USN&WR rank them in the top five liberal arts schools in the country. We're a board that's pretty proud of being better than most, so the "If I don't know about it, it must not be worth knowing about" ethos does not become us. The important thing is: there is a dead horse that I am just apparently not done beating yet. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | I understand that, and I find |
I understand that, and I find it really surprising given Middlebury's substantial reputation as a liberal arts institution and as a foreign language center of excellence. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | I was just reading an article |
I was just reading an article that predicted we might have synchro in ther Olympics someday. I couldn't tell how much of it was just cynicism, but they said the Team Skate even was added in large part because skating is such a draw for viewers. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | Holy shit, really? "Girl's |
Holy shit, really? "Girl's schools"? Miss Porter's is a girl's school. Wellesley is a woman's college. Middlebury was and is neither. Not a member of the seven sisters--but I commend you for knowing that exists. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | Let's not veer into OSU territory |
"Something called Middlebury?" For real? Come on now. Middlebury is not just a decent school in its own right, it's got a monster reputation for language study. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | The spelling thing is |
The spelling thing is cringeworthy, but I'd be happy for the kid if he makes some coin off this. Some writer put it so well when he said Hall fulfilled the lifetime fantasy of every OSU fan when he gave the entire Big House the double bird. It's funny to me. If he's found a way to part some OSU fans with their money, good on him. It's such a bonus if they all proudly hang them up without knowing the thing is spelled wrong. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | I'll be the Michigan fan |
I'll be the Michigan fan stomping around Ann Arbor in my Nebraska toque this week. Not to be confused with the Nebraska Cornhead, which is never worn outside of the home. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | Smell test |
What? This doesn't make sense, aren't you the guy who really enjoys showing off the good thing, whether it's your wife's very trim body in revealing apparel or your famous tailgating guests? You've got no problem with a little showboating--and that's fine, it makes for good board material--so I don't get why you expect world-class athletes to be all about humility. Surely there's another reason you cheered for that athlete to fail. Spill it, friend. |
5 weeks 1 day ago | We sent our concussion guy |
We sent our concussion guy (Jeff Kutcher) too. Not to compete but to evaluate athletes as needed. |
5 weeks 4 days ago | These are excellent points |
These are excellent points and this is what I am struggling with. However, I've been awfully reluctant to bring it up and it's hard to word things appropriately and sensitively. It is hard to have this conversation without sounding like you're blaming the victim. |
5 weeks 5 days ago | Damnit, that piece made me |
Damnit, that piece made me really like Gary Harris. |
5 weeks 5 days ago | "If you do get someone who's |
"If you do get someone who's drunk to do something, and when sober they say they wouldn't have done it, you have made them do something against their will." |
6 weeks 3 days ago | I'm disturbed that in a |
I'm disturbed that in a discussion that you know is nuanced and complex, you have a hardee-fucking-har attitude towards how this touchy subject plays out for young men in this country who are just learning how to negotiate sexuality and being sexually active. MOST young men are not rapists or abusers or scumbags, and yet they need to be sensitive and careful about this issue so they don't end up making young women feel victimized, AND so they don't end up vulnerable to allegations. That's a significant problem that we can address, or not. I vote for the former. There is a horrible past and present bias against victims, no question. Does this justify not giving a shit about half our young population? Does this justify not caring about innocent people? |
6 weeks 3 days ago | I once got into an argument |
I once got into an argument at a dinner party that all those swimsuit tops from her SI photo shoots did not give her rack enough support and were therefore unflattering. I would judge I lost the argument. |
6 weeks 3 days ago | I read the police reports |
I read the police reports that were made available. The "threatening the victim into silence" stuff was unclear. It read to me like a he said-she-said hearsay thing, where it's plausible that Lewan made a super assholish "give you something to cry about" type of statement with a callous disregard to how it could sound to a person in her position (or how it would sound to her friends). Sadly, it's entirely in keeping with Lewan's loutish immature behavior as a freshman, but whether it rises to the level of an actual threat is not clear. It's something your coach should kick your sorry ass for, but beyond that--I dunno. |
6 weeks 5 days ago | You should check out his web |
You should check out his web series "Seven minutes in heaven." Thanks to his SNL connections he has had some good guest stars. He's got the awkwardness Schtick down pat. |
7 weeks 1 day ago | That came outta nowhere for |
That came outta nowhere for me, but a pedigree of Berkeley and Brown is nothing to complain about. |
9 weeks 1 day ago | That's exactly it, and every |
That's exactly it, and every one of you who complains about poor sound is revealing yourself to be the cheap, unloyal fan we suspected you always were. |
9 weeks 2 days ago | I know if I had back surgery, |
I know if I had back surgery, I'd be all "here's my chance to watch the entire Breaking Bad series while I'm bedridden." I sure wouldn't be expecting to be up and moving, much less productive, in just a few days. |
9 weeks 4 days ago | I see your point, but they |
I see your point, but they could just as easily have called 911 and thrown a blanket over him and left the unpleasant, bitter cold part pf dealing with a piss-drunk half-corpse to the emergency responders. |
9 weeks 4 days ago | Whenever they were taken, |
Whenever they were taken, they remind me of our stay at a Maine B&B. My husband and I were pursuing our own itinerary and weren't interested in some of the sights our innkeeper typically encouraged guests to go see. He would not stop nagging us about seeing some lighthouses, so I fimally said 'We actually have quite a few lighthouses at home." He sneered that they really "didn't count." I think he thought they were just quaint ornamental fixtures erected at random on the shores of our serene, not-that-Great Lakes. |


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Wait wasn't Tsutaja a bomb or is that called something else.
Also @Destiny Queen; You never answered my question before
@Destiny Queen; I said I was iffy on you. I'm not sure what to believe. What I'd like to know is why did say that thing about FoS being on you when I was the only one who was suspicious at the time. It was something that didn't make sense for the moment
VOTE: Scarlet Enchantress Only to even up the votes since she never unvoted me
I'm not saying that we should take our eyes off Destiny Queen as of yet, or that it's impossible for mwto to be a mafioso, but right now I'm not sure who to have eyes on. To me no one is currently screaming or even whispering 'mafia', but that might just be because I'm insanely jittery and excited and distracted.
This will likely be my last post before my mini-hiatus, so I'm going to wish the town the best of luck and the mafia Arceus's holy wrath. See you lot later, and try not to kill me while I'm gone? ;)
Well, I know Destiny Queen is town. I got a mysterious PM last night that was sent by the host, and it said that Destiny Queen was indeed town.
I read the rules, and I'm sure I can do this...right, @Atomic; ?
Okay. It looks like DQ is cleared.
Hey guys. I know I haven't been posting as actively as I should have, but I've just been reading through the thread again and I'd like to call some attention to @Human;.
Here is a quick quote log of his:
So basically what I get from these posts are a lot of active lurking, a lot of trying as hard as possible to seem town, and a little bit of paranoia.
Please let me know what you think. I the meantime, I'm going to Vote: Human
Yeah and you just pop out of nowhere and vote for me >.>
This random suspicion put on me by an inactive lurker like you is making me put suspicion on you.
Vote: TheMissingno.
You do realize that the mafia's job is to seem like one of the townies and kill the innocent until there's no townies left.
Considering that @TheMissingno.; was silenced as told us by Feliciano I am going to assume that he is innocent. Though faking silenced or even being silenced by a fellow mafioso is a (very unlikely) option voting for him makes Human just more suspicious.
I wonder though. You are putting so much suspicion on things that have nothing suspicious in them.


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When I first switched from Windows to Mac OS, I was an obstinate and arrogant young man who thought he knew all the answers.
Having spent the previous years working extremely hard to keep Windows stable and usable, I mistakenly took the same approach with Mac OS X. On starting to use it, I decided that I was the boss, and I would make the system work my way.
So I created my own Applications folder, inside my user directory, and in there I put all the apps I downloaded and installed by myself. I thought I was taking control, but after a while I realised the folly of this approach. I wasn't in control, I was in a mess. It took longer to find things, because I wasn't always completely certain where they would be.
So I moved all my apps to the place where the designers of OS X intended them to be - the Applications folder. And to be honest, it was better that way.
Another thing I did in the spirit of taking control was removing the toolbar and sidebar from all Finder windows. I wanted them to look the way they used to, under OS 9. Just a title bar and a list of files. Why this preference? Because brushed metal windows made me squirm, and I just wanted to get rid of them.
So I spent a few years with my plain Finder windows, constantly opening one then another with Quicksilver in order to move files around. It wasn't the most convenient set-up, but it avoided brushed metal and as far as I was concerned, that was the most important thing.
My workflow system required me to have three or four of these windows open at all times. I even devised a little script that would open all of them for me.
Then, a few weeks ago, I read a post on Tim Gaden's Hawkwings blog, describing his use of the Finder, and showing several applications sitting snugly in the toolbar.
A lightbulb went ping above my head.
As an experiment, I opened a new Finder window and messed around with it. In the toolbar I stuck the apps I'm most likely to drag things to - TextMate, WriteRoom, Flickr Uploadr, and Yojimbo. In the sidebar I put all the folders I use frequently (there's not many of them, six in fact). And I sat, and looked for a moment, and realised that this arrangement would suit me better. I wouldn't need three or four windows open, just one. I could do all the file moving I needed to just by dropping stuff on to the sidebar.
In the weeks since, it has saved me a huge amount of time and an astonishing amount of clicking and mousing around.
Now, I realise that the vast majority of Mac users reading this will slap their foreheads and say: "Doh!" Because this is how most people work already. How come a so-called Mac pundit is only just working out simple stuff like this?
The point of this post is not self-humiliation in public (although it might result in that). It's to point out that sometimes, it pays to work with OS X, rather than against it. The default directory structure (/username/Documents, /Applications, the various Libraries, and so on) was built that way for a reason. Likewise, the Finder's layout was designed to make moving files around easier. By ignoring it, I'd only been making life harder for myself.
This post does not mean I think the Finder is faultless (I don't), nor that I do, or always will, do exactly what Apple says I should (I don't and I won't), nor that everyone else should do things this way (heaven forbid). My only intention is to highlight the value of examining all the different ways of doing something, and considering the default on equal footing with any home-brew solutions you might have created because you felt instinctively that they were better. On this occasion, my instincts were flat wrong.


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Adjacent to Kapalua, Maui's 750 acre premier resort community, The Gardens at West Maui is nearby a host of championship golf courses, resort restaurants, cafes and shops. "America's Favorite" beach at Kapalua Bay is within walking distance. Kapalua is home to three 18-hole championship golf courses where aficionados of the sport can test their skills on some of the most scenic and challenging holes. Nearby, The Tennis Garden features ten plexi-pave courts for both day and night play with fine dining restaurants close by. Kapalua Bay and the beach are also just a short distance away.
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Hellerup – the fashionable part of town. Only 5 km from the centre of Copenhagen city, surrounded by green parks and with both woods and beaches nearby. In the immediate vicinity of the hotel you will find sights such as: the Experimentarium, Denmark's Aquarium, Bakken (the oldest amusement park in the world), the art gallery Ordrupgaard with an distinguished collection and paintings by known French impressionists, the Louisiana – one of the worlds leading museums of modern art and furthermore Travbanen (the trotting course) and Galopbanen (horse racecourse). The surroundings present the perfect conditions for sailing, tennis and golf as well as extremely attractive shopping possibilities. Hellerup Parkhotel offers 2 restaurants and a bar. Plenty of free parking. At the moment the hotel is renovating the fitness facilities. In the meantime access to the close-by 'Well-come Fitness' can be arranged at favourable prices.


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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) announces 11 auxiliary check stations for hunters to use to check the deer and turkey they harvest during the upcoming hunting seasons on Ocala Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and Gores Landing Unit of the Ocklawaha River WMA.
Hunters are required to check all deer and turkey harvested from the Ocala WMA at one of the following check stations prior to field-dressing or transporting the carcass out of the hunt area:
Hunters using Gores Landing Unit are not required to check their deer, but the FWC asks that they do. They can check them in any of the 11 check stations listed, but most convenient to the Gores Landing Unit is J & S Cowart Bait, Tackle, Etc. in Eureka.
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Advantage Sports Center 13426 NE Highway 19 Salt Springs, FL 32134 Jim Ketchie/Bruce Carroll 352-685-2277
J & S Cowart Bait, Tackle, Etc. 14939 E. Highway 316 (In Eureka, just west of bridge) Fort McCoy, FL 32134 Linn Cowart 352-236-3145
Ocklawaha River Country Store 20250 NE 160th Ave. Road (Hog Valley) Fort McCoy, FL 32134 Evelyn Knowles, Owner 352-546-3880
Wiggler's Bait and Tackle 14499 E. Highway 40 Silver Springs, FL 34488 Charles Melton 352-625-1156
All American Deli and Country Store 24710 SE Highway 42 (1.5 miles east of intersection of Forest Road 588 and SR 42) Altoona, FL 32702 Jim and Penny Scarmardo 352-669-5055
Astor Arms and Outdoor Supplies 24401 State Road 40 Astor, FL 32102 Judith Raymond/Paula Jolley 352-759-2016
Country Store 47433 Panther Road (Off County Road 445) Altoona, FL 32702 Mohammed Chowdhury, Owner 352-669-7549
Lake Feed and Farm 610 N. Central Ave. (on SR 19) Umatilla, FL 32784 Wayne Wells, Owner 352-669-2013
Forest Hills Grocery 31446 C.R. 42 Deland, FL 32720 Mohammed Chowdhury 352-669-7143
South Moon Fish Camp 1977 S. Moon Road Astor, FL 32102 Kerry McPherson 386-749-2383
Scrambletown Country Store 15480 NE C.R. 314 Silver Springs, FL 34488 Kevin Tannehill, Manager 352-625-9300
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An OFCS poll of the best Oscar-winning films in the history of the award. An interesting experiment.
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Throughout this couple's arguments and despairs, the film's tautological systemology hums along, allowing the viewer to see its many recurrent tropes through their eyes.
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Every Friday we spotlight a buzz-worthy new movie opening in Philadelphia. This week: Teller's engaging "Tim's Vermeer."
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There is in human beings the desire to believe in the direct power of an almighty, in ways that go far beyond the strict tenements of faith and consecration. After all, you might not believe in the Bible or Quran in any literal way, but you can listen to Mozart or read Tolstoy and find your soul magically uplifted and magnified in ways you can't possibly understand. The soaring resonance of art can be viewed as nothing less than the proof of the soul, and by that, the existence of God. Which is why when something comes along to challenge the notion of this sublime art's creation, people reflexively become slightly unglued. To contest the work's invention is to monkey with the basest tenement of their faith.
Now, that's likely not what Tim Jenison, the obsessive inventor, had in mind when he set about trying to determine just how it was that Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer painted his extraordinary body of work. As documented by world-famous magician Teller, using his show-barker partner Penn as the host, his good friend Jenison just wanted to solve the puzzle of how any human being could recreate so faithfully and in such agonizingly rich detail, the verisimilitude of life.
Putting his considerable intellect into it, Jenison began to develop further the theory famously put forth by the artist David Hockney (one that also met with a firestorm of controversy from the art establishment) that Vermeer, like many of his fellow masters, used a camera obscura to render their paintings in such exquisite detail. To Jenison's mind, the camera obscura, essentially, a dark room with a small hole bored out to relay whatever lies in front of it, was only the beginning of Vermeer's technical wizardry. After much deliberation, it occurred to him that if one held a small mirror at just the right angle over a canvas, one could easily match the shapes, colors and nuances of the real thing exactly as you were painting it.
In order to prove his theory, he then set out to try to faithfully recreate one of Vermeer's masterworks, specifically "The Music Lesson." He built a set in his native San Antonio that recreated Vermeer's studio in Delft, quite literally building each aspect of the painting by hand, including the stain glass windows, chairs, and flooring. Once reproduced, he then set his contraption up to a canvas in order to make the actual painting itself, a painstaking process that ended up taking over 200 days to complete.
In the final tally, it's hard to determine what, if anything the film actually proves. Vermeer famously left no notes, there's no record of his methodology and few clues on the paintings themselves, which had no sketches or false starts underneath the final version. Jenison, as quirky and obsessive as he is, ultimately isn't trying to formulate scientific evidence of Vermeer's approach (apart from everything else, even as meticulous as his re-creation is, it's riddled with compromises and work-arounds, after all, the light in Vermeer's studio in Delft is world's different from what appears to be a small strip mall in San Antonio), just putting forth a loving theory as to how he might have worked.
One gets the sense that Teller, ever the illusionist, is mostly interested in the slight-of-hand unveiling of the great Dutch Master, like watching archive film of Houdini in his prime and theorizing how he must have made his escape from inside a straightjacket encased in concrete. Little or no attention is paid to the staggering controversy of Hockney and Jenison's theories in the art world, or giving opportunity for any art historian to offer alternate ideas. Nor does it speak to what the ramifications might be to those of us who consider Vermeer one of the few unquestionable geniuses in the annuls of humankind. What Teller is more moved by is his friend's obsessive nature, and the way his great mind works to solve an enormously complex problem.
The film thus ends abruptly with Jenison, having spent several obsessive years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on this particular endeavor, standing proudly before his Vermeer portrait as it hangs over the mantle before him. Famous Dutch Master mystery solved, now, we suppose, its on to the next thing.
Such is the importance of language to Iranian auteur Asghar Farhadi that he uses a translator when he conducts interviews in English.
It is perhaps fitting that in this season of lax remakes and lazy re-imaginings from Hollywood studios, we have perhaps the granddaddy of them all: The story of a humble Jewish carpenter who went on to become a messiah. Or at least that's how the liner notes of this partisan Lightworkers production have it.
Marty Moss-Coane hosts an Oscar discussion with film critics Piers Marchant and Gary Kramer in the first hour of "Radio Times."
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An amusing little shirt to wear on a cruise.
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Ive got this shirt, the print is great, I wasnt a fan of how the shirt fit though...
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A just got a canoe, an' i never beleived i'd be in ma Motherfuckin boat, but now a do, cos I'M IN A BOAT
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To my caustic, frowny faced friend... I was merely going by the inches measurements provided in the size chart. (Btw, cute pun on the name. Hahaha.)
Someone has yet to comment on how the sizes run... So I still haven't bought it. Any takers? Anyone? I'd prefer the lightblue, but it isn't offered for the women. Generic guy shirts tend to run HUGE so I have no idea which to go with... Hmmm.
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What color should I order this in? And ppl who already have it, is it good print and does it look good when u wear it?
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omg still love this song and now is owning the shirt =] and to all the haters ^^^ get a life other than reading ppls comment they can quote the song all they want!!!
"take a picture trick im on a boat bitch" -the lonely island
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I actually thought I\'d be on a boat quite a lot..
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I never thought I'd be on a boat
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Pants. Jizz in them.
Just try'na be different. Srsly guize, everyone who buys this shirt knows the song, we get it. You are not bonding here. There are in fact other word combinations possible in the english language not involving the terms \"boat\", \"pashmina\", \"afghan\", \"flippie floppies\", \"burgers\", and \"OMG I LOVE *****\".
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Also renee-ne-ne-na-na-na-nanner-booboo has a concave chest. Women that would burst out of an XL size women's tee generally have had to get some experience in finding clothes that fit and wouldn't be \"trying\" the \"guys\' small\". Also they're used to not having to point out they have large breasts for no apparent reason as people tend to notice without prompting.
And to pre-answer any questions you may have, no, I am not bitter about my failure to currently be located on a buoyant construction, nor do I have any objects lodged in my rectum causing me to act with such resentment.
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I'm buying this for my boyfriend. He's in the Navy and deploying soon. Hahaha.
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i got my swim trunks and my flippie floppies...
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iBoattt wrote
I just got this shirt, and it's coming in the mail. Can't wait to wear it on my Rinker (it's a kind of boat). And yes I do actually have a boat...
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Hahah man my friend and I wanna get this shirt! If you don't like the shirt, song, or artist, then don't comment on it. >__> "Douche bag" ;)
jeremy windrim (email@example.com) wrote
wow what an over quoted song... theres proof right there ^^
anybody who says the things lonely island made up automatically thinks their funny... hmm, whoever buys this shirt is a douche bag
Imonamfoboat wrote
luv the song and shirt cuz..IM ON BOAT
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omg love the shirt and song =]]
take a picture trick im on a boat bitch
hey wrote
that guy up there needs to suck a dick and get on a boat. and take that stick out of his ass.
anyway, i plan to buy this shirt and wear it with swim trunks, flippy floppys and a nautical themed pashmina afghan. cool.
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I guess it never occurred to you that people don't need Google and might actually have long-term memories capable of focusing on and remembering the lyrics while listening to the song. (Geez, looks like someone forgot to take their Concerta again...)
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One Million Pounds of Shoes Recycled in Less Than Two Years through ShoeBox Recycling
Fairless Hills, PA (PRWEB) February 06, 2014
Community Recycling announces an early milestone for its ShoeBox Recycling program by recycling one million pounds of shoes for reuse. Within less than two years since implementing the ShoeBox Recycling program, Community Recycling is proud of the achievement and is excited with the promise of what is yet to come.
With our ShoeBox Recycling program, we invite everyone to think about recycling in a very different way, with reuse as the central feature that connects people all over the world, said Ira Baseman, president of Community Recycling, continuing, This first million pounds is just one early, yet significant milestone on our journey.
ShoeBox Recycling acquires recycled shoes through paid-collection partnerships with non-profits, schools, municipalities, retailers, and thousands of other organizations across the United States. The recycling partner that brought ShoeBox Recycling to the1,000,000-pound mark was Girl Scout Troop 15345 from St. Paul, Minnesota.
We recently started our collection with ShoeBox Recycling after learning how Girl Scouts everywhere are participating, said Sarah McCarney, Girl Scout Troop Leader for Troop 15345. Its a terrific way to keep shoes out of landfills and onto the feet of people who need them.
Aside from the core mission of diverting usable shoes from landfills and finding them a second life, ShoeBox Recycling strives to connect its over 2,200 participating organizations like Troop 15345 with the individuals on the receiving end by creating SoleMate Notes. A SoleMate Note is a personal note written by the recycler that opens the door to dialogue between them and the new owner of their shoestheir SoleMate.
Baseman explains, We have created SoleMates and have thousands more waiting to happen. Its stunning to see how the choices we all make have the power to greatly benefit the lives of those around us.
ShoeBox Recycling by the Numbers
One million pounds of shoes equals approximately 500,000 pairs of shoes
There have been 2,200 ShoeBox Recycling partners across the United States
Shipments from all 48 contiguous states have been received via shipping and logistics partner, FedEx Ground
35% of recycled shoes stay domestically for reuse and 65% find second homes in 22 countries around the world
$500,000 has been paid out to ShoeBox Recycling partners fundraising initiatives
The environmental effect of diverting one million pounds of shoes from landfills has the following global impact:
Preserves 5,714 cubic yards of landfill space, or the approximate equivalent of filling an entire profession football field with shoes
Conserves 4.4 million pounds of carbon emissions, or the equivalent of removing 916,667 automobiles from the road
Conserves the carbon sequestration equivalency of 3,606,559 acres of US forests in one year or about 5,000 trees for a lifetime
How to sign-up for ShoeBox Recycling
Call 1-800-336-0141, send an email to info(at)communityrecycling(dot)biz or sign up on our website. Recycling shoes for reuse is the easiest green thing everyone can do to save our resources, create jobs and fuel local economies.
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Community Recycling is a for-profit clothing recycler with a focus on reuse. Community Recycling diverts millions of pounds of clothing from landfills annually, generating new revenue streams for municipalities, schools, non-profits, thrifts and other US businesses. Committed to the mission of People Recycling for People, Community Recycling helps fuel economies through job creation domestically and internationally. Community Recycling, founded in 2001 and headquartered in Fairless Hills, PA, offers a portfolio of innovative recycling programs including CR Home, CR Kids, CR Campus, CR Bins and ShoeBox Recycling. Visit http://www.communityrecycling.biz for more information.
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Quote:There is just one problem with all this: The story in question in crazy. What is crazy about the story is precisely the idea that a being could be powerful enough to make it the case that, for instance, the slaughter of innocents is fantastically good. There simply is no amount of power that would enable a being to make that true.
Quote:This story seems to get things backward by making morality subject to power.
Quote:...a metaphysics that leads to the conclusion that falling in love is not intrinsically good, or that pain is not intrinsically evil, should be rejected.
Quote:This is the thesis that if God does not exist, then all human actions are morally permissible and human beings have no moral obligations at all.
Quote:Riverc0il, E.W.'s goal, at least thus far in the book, is to rebut claims that ethics is not possible without religion. He isn't trying to explain "how value and virtue can exist in a godless world".
Quote:The thesis states that, if there is no God, there are no obligations.
Quote:Would you describe your ethical principles as "self-evident" or "instrinsic", or are they guided by some external aim on your part?
Quote:E.W.'s goal, at least thus far in the book, is to rebut claims that ethics is not possible without religion. He isn't trying to explain "how value and virtue can exist in a godless world".Maybe so, but it's difficult to see how anyone could demonstrate the possibility of the first without first demonstrating the probability of the second.
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Welcome to the Hand & Flowers, Marlow.
The Hand & Flowers pub, located in the beautiful Georgian town of Marlow, serves award winning food in warm and welcoming surroundings....
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Board length and weight.
Ok so I just bought a new board. I am around 6'1" and I weigh around 170-175lbs. Do you think a 155 an ok length if I plan to do mostly freestyle and pow and a little bit of park?
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155 will be okay. You can go 158 if you plan on riding pow and bombing more. It also depends on what board you're planning to get. Boards with blunted tips will ride longer so you can downsize a bit more.
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Preview: ?Welcome Home Jenny Sutter?
Jul 15, 2008 — Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake offers a new play this summer that explores war, recovery, acceptance and hope. "Welcome Home Jenny Sutter" opens next Tuesday night and continues through the end of August. Jenny Sutter is home from Iraq. She's a 30-year-old Marine, minus her lower right leg, with a mind filled with horrific memories. The play's been called a tender, funny and important story of a female veteran struggling to return to civilian life. Todd Moe talks with director Anita Montgomery and Fiona Christie, who portrays Jenny Sutter.