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A woman was arrested last month for allegedly selling cannabis from her west suburban home, the second time she is facing drug charges.
Elmhurst and Villa Park police executed a search warrant July 31 at a residence in the 300 block of East St. Charles Road in Elmhurst and found 66.9 grams of cannabis and various other controlled substances, including Adderall and Valium pills, according to a statement from Elmhurst police.
Homeowner Angela K. Keene, 45, was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance and one count each of delivery of cannabis within 1,000 feet of school grounds, unlawful delivery of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia, police said.
Police had previously arrested Keene on Feb. 2, 2010, for selling cannabis from her home, police said. Officers recovered 377 grams of cannabis during that first arrest.
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MCV ignites more controversy by ignoring negative Hitman reviews, re-tweets abuse to critics
Industry publication MCV once again finds itself embroiled in controversy after running two stories praising Square Enix title Hitman: Absolution for its upcoming European launch and review scores. The first story was written two days ago, and pointed out a number of reviews that gave the game either a 10 or 9 out of 10 rating. The second story went live early Monday morning, with the headline "Critics delighted with Agent 47's return in Hitman: Absolution," and an extensive list of the game's positive reviews. Commenters seemed to have an issue with the fact both stories initially ignored almost every negative or middling review of the game.
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"66% rating from PC Gamer," a comment noted in the first story. "Didn't mention that review did you?" The comments were even more biting in the second story about the game's seemingly high review scores. In fact, the only negative review listed in the second story came from Eurogamer, which MCV described as "grumpy" and "the odd one out." MCV and Eurogamer have a bit of history: MCV writer Lauren Wainwright reportedly threatened Eurogamer with legal action over an editorial about the perception of journalistic ethics. The story went on to become something of a controversy when Wainwright's prior business relationship with Tomb Raider and Hitman publisher Square Enix became public knowledge. She quickly took her Twitter account private and scrubbed references to the publisher from her online profiles, but the damage had already been done. The reality is that Hitman: Absolution has received mixed reviews since launch, and the negative PC Gamer review had already been blogged about and passed around the industry extensively. In fact, so many people were talking about the game's negative buzz on the PC I felt compelled to share my first-hand experience with the game in order to combat what I felt were inaccuracies in the reporting on the review. The embargo for Hitman reviews expired on Sunday, and many reviews went live with many different thoughts on the game. While MCV only linked to, and quoted, positive reviews while claiming critics were "delighted" by the game, the comments in the MCV story listed review after review that gave the game either a low or middling score. Once the comments began to accuse the outlet of impropriety, the story began to be updated. "The Internet masses seem to be up in arms that we dared to neglect to mention the reviews from the likes of Videogamer, GameSpot and PC Gamer which were more in line with Eurogamer," the first update stated. "The truth is we hadn't seen them. So feel free to hunt those down for a broader perspective." At this point MCV still failed to link to any negative reviews, instead telling readers they would have to find dissenting opinions on their own. Ben Parfitt, the story's author, took to Twitter to claim that he hadn't seen any of the negative reviews, including the PC Gamer review pointed out to him in the comments for his first story praising the game's reviews. The backlash continued, and a second update was added to the story. "OK. After lots of comments and people engaging with us on Twitter, it's probably right to point out that other outlets have indeed scored the game along the same lines as Eurogamer or lower," Parfitt wrote. "These include PC Gamer (66%), Edge (7/10), Gamespy (7/10), Gamespot UK (7.5/10) and Gametrailers (6.9/10)." Rock Paper Shotgun's John Walker posted a comment calling the story, and its updates, "disgraceful." "How can you possibly write a story declaring that critics are 'delighted' without even checking what critics were saying?" Walker wrote in the comments. Once it became clear that Parfitt had failed to research the story, the title of the piece was changed to read "Reviews go live for Hitman: Absolution," although Eurogamer continued to be described as "the odd one out." "I am getting pretty fucking tired of Twitter seeing conspiracy in everything where there really isn't one," Parfitt tweeted. At this point MCV had only linked to the positive review, although a fourth and possibly final update to the story added direct links to the reviews critical of the game. Parfitt also re-tweeted a video of a dog rolling his eyes as a reaction to the "controversy." I contacted Michael French, the Editor in Chief of MCV, to discuss what went wrong, and Parfitt's reaction to criticism. "The writer wrote the first piece based solely from Metacritic. The flippancy of tone was probably a bit naïve, yes. We have since amended the story," he told the Penny Arcade Report. When I asked how Parfitt had failed to see any of the negative Metacritic reviews or to include the review pointed out to him days ago, French replied that "it was a mistake that has (quite publicly) since been corrected." French offered to speak on the phone about Lauren Wainwright's Hitman story in the magazine and their lack of disclosure of her business relationship with Square Enix, but due to Intent Media's past of pressuring outlets who are critical of MCV and the reports of their writers threatening litigation I responded that I would rather keep our communication in a format that gave me a written record. He then told me his previous comments weren't meant for publication. (The words he used were "This isn't a comment, but I'll run you through it." Without being told explicitly that remarks aren't for publication or are off the record, I consider them safe for publication.) It's possible MCV didn't think it necessary to look up reviews before writing about the scores, or that the site ran two stories hyping review scores for a game that happened to be published by the same company that led to their last controversy. It's possible Michael French would have had a good explanation for all this, and there's a good reason he wasn't comfortable discussing it on the record. It's possible this is just one big, badly timed honest mistake, but when the best case scenario is incompetence and the worst case is willful misdirection about review scores, something went terribly wrong somewhere. John Walker also challenged MCV to deny that they let Lauren Wainright go. "It is true that Lauren Wainwright no longer works for us. She did not pass her probation. 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Over at the National Review, Ramesh Ponnuru is defending anti-choice folks against criticism for highlighting Tim Tebow's mom's choice not to have an abortion while pushing to take that choice away from her. I'll grant that it's not contradictory for someone to both want abortion to be made illegal and to like it when women who legally could have abortion choose not to. But it's intentionally misleading for a movement seeking a ban on abortion to appeal to the electorate's good feelings about choice by invoking individuals' choices as an argument for prohibition. It's especially cynical given that it's the pro-choice movement that stands up for women threatened coercive abortion or sterilization by the government or their employer. I wrote more about this here and here.
As for Tim and Pam Tebow, apparently they share Focus on the Family's belief that it should be illegal for women like Pam whose doctors advise them to terminate their pregnancy to choose to follow their doctors' advice. So why won't their ad say that? Why not say: "I'm Tim Tebow, football great. I've been blessed with so much in life. I know my life itself is a blessing. Doctors in the Phillipines recommended my Mom abort me because of serious complications in pregnancy. Good thing abortion was illegal in the Phillipines. It should be illegal here in America too." I think Focus on the Family isn't running an ad like that because they know the median American has discomfort about abortion but doesn't want to see it banned. But what does Ramesh Ponnuru think is the explanation?


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CTE Month and SkillsUSA Week, February 5 – 11 are coming up. The news stories are already coming in. I'm seeing stories about school open houses, community service events conducted by our chapters like Fairfield Career Center in Ohio working to help homeless teenagers and examples of how CTE and SkillsUSA change lives.
Of course, CTE is even more than that. It keeps students in school. Ninety percent of CTE concentrators graduate from high school. That's in comparison to the average national freshman graduation rate of 74.9 percent.
And, those students are preparing for the careers America desperately needs.
During his State of the Union address to Congress on Tuesday, President Obama spoke of the need for training and the need for education. I hope federal and state policymakers wake up to the fact they've got the answer on their doorstep. It's called CTE. It needs their support through the Perkins Act and appropriations in Washington and in statehouses across this country.
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Katharine Peeling is Risk Management Specialist with the Office of Insurance Management for Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) in Maryland. In this interview, Peeling explains how the Office of Insurance Management operates and discusses the safety and health risks public school system employees can face.
Please provide a brief description of your professional background and of your position as Risk Management Specialist with the Office of Insurance Management for AACPS.
AACPS, the fifth largest school district in Maryland, has a student population of approximately 74,000 students, 10,000 employees and 120 locations. As Risk Management Specialist, I am responsible for the administration of the risk management program that includes the self-insurance of workers' compensation, vehicle liability and general liability, including employment and professional liability coverage. I review contracts for insurance requirements and indemnification language. I oversee the property insurance program for all of our locations and am involved in documenting losses for claims processing. I also oversee a database where we capture accident data primarily for claim processing but use it to analyze accident trends for the purpose of reducing losses, preventing accidents and pinpointing training needs. My office coordinates the completion and posting of OSHA 300 reports each year. My office includes a safety specialist who is responsible for worksite inspections and aides claim adjusters with accident investigation.
Prior to AACPS, I served as Deputy Director of the Local Government Insurance Trust in Maryland, an insurance pool comprised of most of the smaller local governmental entities in the state. While there, I oversaw the claims, underwriting, loss control and environmental liability departments. Prior to that, I served as the first Risk Manager for Carroll County Government in Westminster, Maryland, constructing their program from the pieces scattered throughout the organization. I have more than 25 years of insurance industry experience and began my career by adjusting claims in both the public and private sectors.
The Office of Insurance Management supports the county school system's instructional and business programs by implementing strategies to minimize employee safety and health risks. What are the greatest safety and health risks that school system employees face? Do these risks tend to change with each school year?
The risks that our employees face are not unique because we are a school system. Falls and material handling are our most frequent causes of accidents, as they are in private industry. We have many positions that are physically demanding such as our custodial, maintenance and food services staff positions. They comprise our largest group of injured employees and the most costly accidents.
While our instructional personnel also suffer from falls and material handling accidents, their injuries arise out of their interaction with students, particularly in our schools for students with special needs.
We have more instructional personnel than any other category, but they are not the cost drivers of our workers' compensation program. However, training to help prevent injuries for this group is the most difficult to provide since they have extensive continuing education requirements that they consider a much higher priority.
The risks have not changed much in the years I have worked here.
To identify the factors that contribute to accidents, injuries and property and liability losses, the Office of Insurance Management adheres to recognized national safety standards and requirements. Which standards does the Office of Insurance Management follow?
Maryland is a state-run OSHA state. We follow regulations from Maryland OSHA and strive to meet or exceed them. In addition, we have internal policies and procedures that we follow. I belong to a group of school system risk professionals who meet on a monthly basis. We discuss ways to reduce our losses and share best practices. While these are not standards, we take these suggestions to enhance the programs we have in place.
The Office of Insurance Management also identifies risk factors through training programs and investigation and inspection procedures. What do the training programs entail, and how does the Office ensure that its investigation and inspection procedures are up-to-date?
We do our best to ensure that our training programs are up-to-date. During the last year, we have scheduled training for lifting, CPR, lockout/tagout and respiratory protection. We work closely with our industrial hygienist, who is housed in a different department, on the training that he schedules. He oversees the chemical inventory and indoor air quality programs. Both the safety specialist in my office and the industrial hygienist perform school inspections. Our safety staff is lean but very talented.
We are in the process of trying to automate our inspection program by using the Healthy School Environments Assessment Tool (HealthySEATv2) that EPA offers to schools. HealthySEATv2 is a fully customizable and easy-to-use software program designed to help school districts evaluate and manage all of their SH&E issues. This should help us document our inspections better and follow up to ensure that recommended corrections are made.
When did Anne Arundel County Public Schools institute the Office of Insurance Management? How have injury and accident rates changed under the Office of Insurance Management?
AACPS created the Office of Insurance Management most likely around the time they decided to self-insure workers' compensation, which occurred in 1979. At first, it was just for the administration and processing of claims. As time went on, responsibility for safety shifted to this office.
Our accident and injury rates have fluctuated over the years but have remained fairly constant in raw accident numbers in relation to the number of employees. Better training of supervisors caused better accident reporting, which caused an increase in the raw numbers but not in the severity of the reported accidents. After some intensive training cycles, we see accident rates dip, but over time, they creep back up.
What has changed is the amount of lost time from work due to the accidents. We have greatly reduced the amount of days lost from work due to an aggressive return-to-work program. We work hard to return workers to their jobs while accommodating their temporary medical restrictions.
As a Risk Management Specialist for a county public school system, what challenges do you face and how do they differ from those that others working in the public sector must address?
I am not sure that my challenges regarding occupational safety and health issues differ that greatly from other public sector entities. What differs, however, are the risks that we must address every day because we are responsible for so many minor-aged school children. They are in our care, custody and control for many hours each day, and they find many unique and creative ways to cause hazards and to get hurt. Kids are kids, and they do not have the experience or insight to recognize hazards. They are full of energy and emotion and can move very quickly, sometimes before a teacher has a chance to react.
Dedicated teachers are also creative in their attempts to keep children engaged in learning. They often do not think through all of the possible consequences and dangers of some of their activities. We must constantly conduct risk analysis of the activities so that both students and staff are protected from harm.
In what ways does the Office of Insurance Management work with the Anne Arundel County Risk Management, Human Resources and Accounting offices?
My office works closely with the County's Office of Risk Management because we are in a combined self-insurance program. The County actually serves as the claims administrator for the school system. We monitor the medical management of AACPS cases. Through their database, we obtain our loss information to analyze for accident trends. We also piggyback on some of their OSHA training programs. Our safety professionals work with the county's safety professionals to address common problems.
My office also works in close consultation with our human resources department to coordinate the benefits when workers are hurt on the job. In addition, we work with human resources to identify transitional duty assignments for returning injured employees to work. We meet every two weeks to discuss cases of employees missing time from work. We review medical restrictions and the worker's background and try to find assignments that match the worker with the job.
As far as the accounting office, we have continuous interaction regarding the payment of workers' compensation benefits since the dollars flow electronically between the County and AACPS. My office is responsible for ensuring that the payments are handled correctly with our payroll office. My office also consults with the budget office to identify upcoming new programs in an attempt to get ahead of the curve should the programs present new risks.
How can a public school system take full advantage of the insurance function to reduce risks and losses?
By accessing the database of claims, we are able to study accident trends in terms of their frequency and severity to direct safety training efforts. We are also able to provide reports to senior-level management to show the results of our training as well as areas that need funding. By reporting on accident trends, we are better able to obtain support and funding for our efforts. In addition to responding reactively to accident trends, we work with departments proactively to analyze new programs to prevent losses. We work closely with our purchasing department to effectively transfer risk when contracting for goods and services. We serve as an internal consulting agency to protect the Board of Education's assets.
Based on your experience, what areas within a public school system do you believe can most benefit from the services of an Office of Insurance Management or similar department?
It is difficult to identify which areas may benefit the most; however, departments that cause the highest number of losses receive the most attention. Areas in a public school system that present the most employee injury losses are the ones that have the most labor-intensive jobs.
Our Operations Division provides custodial services and has some of the heaviest labor jobs, including cleaning the schools and moving furniture. Closely linked with those services are the ones provided by our Maintenance Division, which perform grounds maintenance services along with preventative maintenance of our physical plants. Both departments have the highest injury ratios per number of employees. Because of these factors, these two divisions receive much of our attention.
Our Food Services Division generates claims due to material handling responsibilities. To produce meals for our student population, they handle enormous amounts of food supplies on a daily basis, which can cause lifting injuries. Kitchens can also be dangerous in terms of slips, lacerations and burns.
What are the Office of Insurance Management's plans and goals for the remainder of the year?
Our goals are set on a fiscal year basis (July 1-June 30), so we are about halfway through our current fiscal year. We are working to design an annual report, which will reflect the cost of risks addressed by our office to give senior management a snapshot of the measurable efforts put in place. While an accident prevented may be difficult to prove or quantify, it is possible to show trends and to give our schools an idea of their part in the total loss picture. We have accomplished much of the budgeted training and are preparing for new training regarding workers' compensation accident reporting once our new human resources systems comes online.
Katharine Peeling
Katharine Peeling, CPCU, ARM-P is Risk Management Specialist for Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS), the fifth largest school district in Maryland. Peeling is responsible for the administration of the risk management program that includes the self-insurance of workers' compensation, vehicle liability and general liability, including employment and professional liability coverage. She is credited with automating the accident reporting system to allow for online accident reporting from all schools.
Prior to AACPS, Peeling served as Deputy Director of the Local Government Insurance Trust in Maryland, an insurance pool comprised of most of the smaller local governmental entities in the state, and as the Risk Manager for Carroll County Commissioners in Westminster, Maryland after adjusting claims for many years in both the public and private sectors.
She was President of the Alexandria, VA-based Public Risk Management Association's (PRIMA) board of directors from 2006-2007 and served on the board of directors from 2001 until 2008. She has been active in the Maryland Chapter of PRIMA since 1989 and currently serves as president.
Peeling holds a bachelor of arts degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing from Towson University.


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Pembrokeshire County Council officers put stop on rogue sunbeds
3:00pm Friday 25th January 2013 in News
Almost a third of sunbeds tested in Pembrokeshire had a UV (ultra-violet) output more than double the safe legal limit, it has been revealed.
Trading Standards officers from the county council's Public Protection Service recently tested 20 sunbeds and tanning devices in 13 different premises.
Using specialist calibrated meters, officers found six sunbeds were over twice the legal European limit in their UV output.
The officers immediately issued 'Withdrawal Notices' which prevented further use of the sunbeds until they were rectified.
The locations of the faulty sunbeds have not been disclosed.
All six have since been modified and re-tested and now fall within the safe limit.
During their safety checks, the officers visited beauty salons, hairdressers, gyms and other premises in Pembrokeshire.
County Council Cabinet Member for Environmental and Regulatory Services, Councillor Huw George, explained: "It is impossible for a consumer to be able to check for themselves that they are receiving a safe dose of UV radiation when they use tanning equipment at a salon.
"That makes it so vitally important for these safety checks to be conducted, and for sunbeds that don't comply to be removed from use until rectified.
"Ongoing checks will be made in the future to ensure their continued compliance.
"Consumers should still ensure that they take advice about safe tanning regimes and exposure times, which vary according to their skin type and other factors, to prevent short term overexposure or longer term health risks."
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Indeview J Hudson wrote:If only they, the senedd or some ombudsman had the balls to take most of the senior officials and the councillors to court!
Its a pity PCC's own corporate governance arrangements don't fall within its Trading Standards remit.
It makes one wonder when they get away so much why should any other citizen of Pembrokeshire behave decently or obey the laws of the country.
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Rockface wrote:ps... What a fast induction HG had too!
Sounds like Huw George has settled into his new role quite quickly!
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Just got a call from Josh - Ashlee had her surgery this morning and everything went fine. No evidence of cancer was found!
Rejoice with him and his family!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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That is GREAT NEWS!!! This kind of stuff should never happen to young kids like that. It is WAY too hard on all parties involved!
Give some extra hugs to Ashlee from me!
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Hot-diggity-Dawg....great news Darrell! Podge....prayers work my friend! And I'm awful glad for you!
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Wonderfull news Josh. A lot of time we don't get what we want but God is still in control.
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Among those cheering the recent opening of the new stem cell science building at UCSF were two patient advocates who have a personal connection to advancing the field of regenerative medicine.
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UCSF neurosurgeons and an MRI physicist have pioneered a faster, more accurate and less invasive surgical technique for treating patients with movement disorders, potentially changing the future of neurosurgery.
January 31, 2011
UCSF neuroscientists are exploring the way in which songbirds learn to perfect and maintain their song, a model of how one learns — and might relearn — fine motor skills.
November 19, 2010
UCSF's Stanley Prusiner, who received the National Medal of Science from President Barack Obama on Wednesday, urges today's students to become the next generation of scientists.
November 15, 2010
UCSF researchers have for the first time shown that an external optical pacemaker can be used in a vertebrate to control its heart rate.
November 08, 2010
A tiny, translucent juvenile zebrafish, on the hunt for even littler prey, has offered up a big insight into how a specific circuit of nerve cells functions in the brain.
October 04, 2010
Synuclein is a protein that can cause Parkinson's disease, although it is not clear how. UCSF researcher Robert Edwards, MD, now has discovered that synuclein can affect signal transmission between nerve cells long before disease symptoms arise.
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UCSF research-doctorate programs have ranked among the nation's best in a survey released today by the National Research Council (NRC).
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An inexpensive, hundred-year-old therapy for pain – aspirin – is effective in high doses for the treatment of severe headache and migraine caused by drug withdrawal, according to a new study by researchers with the UCSF Headache Center.
August 10, 2010
In neurodegenerative diseases, clumps of insoluble proteins appear in patients' brains. These aggregates contain proteins that are unique to each disease, such as amyloid beta in Alzheimer's disease, but they are intertwined with small amounts of many other insoluble proteins that are normally present in a soluble form in healthy young individuals.


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Natural gas production rose 50 percent in West Virginia in 2011.
The state's production rose to 385,500 thousand cubic feet, or mcf, up from 256,600 mcf in 2010, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Natural Gas Annual, released Jan. 7.
Shale gas represented 58 percent of the state's production.
Nationwide, production from shale gas reached 30 percent of total natural gas production in 2011, up from just 8 percent in 2007.
Natural gas numbers of all kinds rose in the U.S. in 2011.
In West Virginia, the numbers of producing wells hit 56,800 in 2011, up from 52,500 in 2010.
And consumption was up a little too: 115,400 mcf, from 113,200 mcf in 2010.
West Virginia had the 13th largest capacity to process natural gas — to separate the methane from natural gas liquids — among states, at 845 mcf/day. Largest was Texas at 18,365 mcf/day.
Liquids extracted in West Virginia came to 6.41 million barrels in 2011, up just a little from 6.38 million barrels in 2010.
The average price of natural gas delivered to West Virginia customers was $10.91/mcf. It was about average among prices in the lower 48 that ranged from $8.10/mcf in North Dakota to $18.16/mcf in Florida, and lower than prices that ranged in the mid $14s in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and $11.39 in 2010.
The EIA did not update its figures for gas reserves in this publication. Its figures for Dec. 31, 2010, were 7,000 billion cubic feet for West Virginia, 2.3 percent of the nation's 304,625 bcf.


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Section 1
Last update: Saturday 30 July 2005
This covers Chapters 1-22 of the common edition.
Translation complete.
The contents in this section was translated by Athena, with an older edition of The Legendary Siblings as the reference text. There were only 60 chapters in this edition, compared to 127 in the newer and more commonly available one, due to the breaking of lengthy chapters into shorter ones.
Hence, Parts 1-10 below correspond to Chapters 1-22 in the common edition.
Part 1 - Orphans
This idea may be strange but it is very useful. The best part is that they are twins, but one of them is wounded now on his face. When he grows up, he will be bound to look a bit different now. So nobody will know the truth behind this, they will become each others enemies.
Part 2 - The Peerless Celestial Sword
"It is said that he holds a sword given by an immortal, slicing metal like butter and it gives light during the night."
Part 3 - The Valley of Evil
Everyone thought that the Valley of Evil must be a dark place, but the opposite was true. It was very bright, but it did not make the valley less mysterious and frightning. In fact it made look more dangerous, what kind of place is the Valley of Evil?
Part 4 - The Spared Little Fish
"Not any demon, the world's most evil demon. Think about it, if he can learn every dirty trick of everyone in this valley nobody can be more evil, vicious, ruthless than he is."
Part 5 - Life Outside The Valley
Xiao Yu'er looked at the entire scene from afar, his face lightened with excitement and his eyes flashed with enthusiasm, such an impressive scene…the world is an impressive place!
Part 6 - The Little Fairy Punishing The Evil
"Yes, I have. But you and your brothers are not worthy enough to claim that map! If you think I came here to escape you, you are sadly wrong!"
Part 7 - Shock and Fear
"When you've heard this name, you should not forget it. He was the most famous swordsman of the realm, even till now nobody can match his swordsmanship."
Part 8 - The Azure Serpent Lord
The man wore azure brocade; he blended in with the leaves. He was skinny and tall and he curved his body to hide in the tree, it seemed that he did not have a bone in his body. Those beady little eyes of his stared at Xiao Yu'er, he really resembled a snake, a venomous snake.
Part 9 - Trapped In Ice
"Up till now, there are six maps. One treasure and six maps, that is very strange."
Part 10 - Unexpected Turn
The two girls did not pay any attention to it and when the swords were near them, they waved their hands and redirected the swords. Nobody could exactly see how they did that, but the swords were redirected back. The Taoist priest on the left stabbed his sword into the shoulder of the Taoist priest on the right and the Taoist priest on the right side had hacked off the hair bun of the Taoist priest on the left.
They could not lift their hands anymore; they were too terrified and shocked.
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Why "Any Democrat Would Win" Is Wrong
by Texas Gray Wolf, Thu Oct 16, 2008 at 11:36:32 AM EDT
(Rewritten from a comment on this diary, and crossposted at The Motley Moose
I've seen people -- including some who really ought to know better -- say that any recent Democrat would be automatically elected in the current climate, with an implication that even the current margin and map are merely to be expected given the fundamentals of the election. I disagree -- strongly. That's exactly what we all thought in 2004 -- that anyone could beat Bush. And what we got was a worse defeat than 2000, even against a wildly unpopular President.
Candidates and campaigns matter, and there are reasons that this particular candidate is in the position that he's in right now. And, yes, the fundamentals of the election are lifting Obama's boat, but to make the mistake that it's merely the fundamentals; that there's no particular strength on Obama's part; that any Dem would be where he is; is in my opinion a major error.
Please note -- I do not want to fight the primaries over. Nothing in here should be viewed as disparaging of any other candidate (in particular, as I state below, I believe Hillary would be doing just fine right now, were she the nominee). This is aimed squarely at the view that Obama is no stronger than "generic Democratic Presidential candidate", it's not saying he's the strongest candidate imaginable, nor that only Obama could be winning right now (which is patently absurd).


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Michigan hunters have three new spots to hunt waterfowl this season after designated areas within the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge were opened to hunters.
Hunters may now hunt in three managed hunt zones within the Brancheau Unit, according to a release from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
The DNR teamed up with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to write a plan that allows waterfowl hunters to utilize some of the marsh on the refuge.
"It's a win-win situation," DNR wildlife supervisor Joe Robison stated in the release. "It's helping us stretch our dollar further and providing additional public hunting opportunity in Southeast Michigan, where there are a lot of people and limited public land."
Zach Cooley, DNR wildlife biologist for Monroe and Wayne County, said the additional hunting is good waterfowl population management for the area.
"Otherwise populations would get out of control and become out of balance," Cooley said.
He added a considerable amount of the wildlife refuge was purchased with funds generated by federal duck stamps.
DNR waterfowl specialist Barb Avers said the new hunting opportunity may help raise the number of waterfowl hunters.
"Waterfowl hunting has always been an important part of Michigan's outdoor legacy, particularly in the Detroit River and Western Lake Erie corridor," she said in the release. "Opening up the refuge to duck and goose hunters provides public access to a historic waterfowl hunting area."
Morning drawings for the hunt zones are held in conjunction with the drawing at nearby Pointe Mouillee State Game Area, which occurs on Sundays and Wednesdays.


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Spanish chicken
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 45 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
For maximum flavour and minimum washing up, try this tasty one-pot
Nutrition and extra info
- kcalories
- 701
- protein
- 53g
- carbs
- 9g
- fat
- 51g
- saturates
- 14g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
- 0.84g
- 8 chicken thighs, skin on and bone in
- 3 onions, thinly sliced
- 2 tsp paprika
- zest and juice 1 lemon
- good handful parsley, roughly chopped
- 150ml stock
- 1 tbsp olive oil
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- Heat oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5. Put all the ingredients into a large, wide ovenproof dish. Mix everything together with your hands and season.
- Bake for 45 mins, stirring the onions after 20 mins, until the chicken is golden and the onions tender. Serve with rice.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, October 2009
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I made this without reading the comments, as I was in a hurry and wanted something easy, and something I could prepare before hand so it was ready to put straight in the oven when I got home.
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As a result of the comments I did add some garlic and a small amount of honey, and I do think that was just what it needed, the lemon was just right.
My wife and I loved it, and my step son who came in later liked it, but it had dried up a bit by then.
As mentioned above it is very easy to make, and can be made earlier in the day ready for the oven.
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By George Bremer The Herald Bulletin
The Herald Bulletin
---- — ANDERSON — Boys basketball coaches looking for an instructional video on the importance of free-throw shooting might want to find tape of Yorktown's performance Friday night at the Tepee.
A Tigers team that came into the contest with no player shooting better than 63 percent from the charity stripe sank 25 of 31 attempts against Anderson and escaped with a closer-than-it-looked 58-46 victory.
Junior Riley Neal led Yorktown (6-1) with 23 points and 16 rebounds, shooting 7-for-12 from the field and 9-of-13 from the free-throw line. His interior presence allowed the Tigers to withstand an early Anderson run and take a 27-20 lead at the half.
Despite shooting just 27 percent from the floor, the Indians (3-5) managed to stay alive for most of the contest.
The second half became a game of runs. Anderson got things started with an 8-3 run to pull within 30-28, but the Tigers answered with a 7-0 spurt to reclaim control.
That's when Yorktown head coach Greg Miller made his biggest misstep. A technical foul with 1:15 remaining in the third quarter ignited a 10-0 Tribe run and gave Anderson its final lead of the game at 38-37 early in the final period.
Then the Tigers free-throw parade kicked into high gear. Caleb Morey jump-started another 7-0 run with a pair of charity shots, and Yorktown went 12-for-16 from the line in the fourth quarter overall.
Anderson pulled as close as 46-42 with 2:34 remaining, but it couldn't keep Yorktown off the free-throw line. And the Tigers rarely missed.
Kobe Clay led the Indians with 11 points and seven rebounds, while two Tigers joined Neal in double figures. Morey finished with 13 points, and Riley Miller chipped in with 10.
Morey was 5-of-6 from the charity stripe, hitting all five of his attempts in the final period. Miller went 6-for-6 from the line, including 2-for-2 in the fourth quarter.
Jacob Preston also was perfect from the free-throw line in the final quarter, making all four of his attempts in the period and 5-of-6 overall. The Tigers shot just 15-for-38 from the field as a team, making one fewer field goal than the hosts.
The Indians were 8-for-15 from the charity stripe overall and 4-for-8 in the fourth quarter.
Weather permitting, Anderson will host Pendleton Heights in the first round of the Madison County tournament on Monday. The girls game is scheduled to tip off at 6 p.m. with the boys game to follow.
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Bloomberg Businessweek Celebrates Adultery Website for Valentine's Day
Infidelity. Adultery. Those aren't exactly words that come on typical candy conversation hearts. Valentine's Day is after all a traditional holiday of love and romance, not of cheating and betrayal.
Yet, Bloomberg Businessweek used the holiday to highlight AshleyMadison.com a website that helps married people (7 out of 10 on the site are men) have affairs. The company's motto is "Life is short. Have an affair."
Like Ashley Madison, Bloomberg Businessweek must be counting on the idea that "sex sells." The magazine's offensively sexed-up cover design showed a woman's spread, fishnet-clad legs and was clearly an attempt to grab readers. On the newsstand copy those legs take up a little more than a quarter of the page, but an image on the BusinessWeek website shows a much larger image of legs taking up the entire cover.
Bloomberg Businessweek too sympathetically detailed the hurdles CEO Noel Biderman, the "lone genius-possibly evil and certainly entrepreneurial-behind Ashley Madison," has faced running such an "illicit" business including the difficulty of public relations for a company that helps people cheat and get away with it.
The magazine refused to take a stand for morality saying only that, "[Biderman] is running a budding empire built on an activity that most people would say is wrong."
Biderman complained about Fox's refusal to air an Ashley Madison Super Bowl commercial, Facebook's reluctance to accept their advertisements and investors' that have walked away because of what the company does.
But still, BusinessWeek closed out the story by trying to make Biderman look like a good husband and father even after he admitted in the story that he would "stray" if "sex was now off her [his wife's] radar."
The final paragraph read, "Then Biderman paused to check his BlackBerry. 'My wife just
called, that's the one phone call I like to return,' he says. 'It's my son's birthday today. I'm supposed to sneak out to go to his school to give him a cake.'"
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I don't consider myself a prude, but I find that cover offensive
Submitted by Lipton on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 5:47pm.
Unfortunately, I don't get either magazine so I can't take away business that was never theirs.
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Not just offensive; it's
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 5:56pm.
Not just offensive; it's demeaning and insulting.
How twisted must one be to have extramarital sex be the first thing that comes to mind for Valentine's Day?
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I have to wonder...
Submitted by Phryj1 on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 6:52pm.
How many of Bloomberg's staffers are having affairs right now? After all, there has to be some reason they're giving a tacit endorsement of an adultery service,
But the very idea that a man would justify cheating by saying it's because he isn't getting enough at home -as if sex is something a man is entitled to, as opposed to something special that couples share- is sickening.
Men who cheat are lower than garbage. Companies that help them cheat are even lower than that.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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Submitted by Tenebrous on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:22pm.
...cue the simpering, mindless, moral midgets who claim that this is not important and will have no effect on our lives.
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Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 9:32pm.
Interesting how feminism has led to the cheapening of womanhood, the coarsening of society, and the breakdown of the family. Women are far more exploited and disrespected in this country than they ever were.
And that, "simpering, mindless, moral midgets", (like it, T) has an effect on all our lives.
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No fault divorce
Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 9:38pm.
Part of that cheapening and disprespect is a result of no-fault divorce. This allows people to commit adultry and have no consequences.
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As someone who suffered
Submitted by ant on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 12:13pm.
As someone who suffered through this scenario as a pre-teen, I can say these people are profiting on the heartbreak for the family involved ( that is if they get caught, I guess).
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In an effort to stop the bleeding on their offensive line while Ryan Kalil goes under the knife, the Carolina Panthers have re-tooled their offensive line, and the soul-crushing news is the announcement that Garry Williams will be starting at right tackle.
Panthers have shuffled their O-line in wake of Kalil injury, moving Byron Bell to RG and putting Garry Williams at tackle.— Joe Person (@josephperson) October 17, 2012
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