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On  January 21, we'll hold the Martin Luther King Golf Tournament at our Arthur Hills course. Locals will invade our golf course to play in honor of the great Martin Luther King Jr. Next, during the first weekend in February, the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center will host the No-Snow Tennis Classic from the 3rd – 5th of the month. Grab your racquet and head down to Hilton Head for some great tennis play with a guarantee of no snow!
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He needs to do some trenching to run water lines for some spigots that he wants to add to his property. We discussed it and figured that if he bought it, he could avoid paying someone to do the trenching or renting a trencher. When he is done he can sell it and recoup most if not all of his investment (but he is a guy and will probably keep it ).
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A man impersonating a UPS worker terrorized a family on Long Island.
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He ransacked the home and grabbed jewelry, credit cards and other personal property from the Elmont home before fleeing.
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- A former county commissioner convicted in an Ohio corruption case is asking a federal judge to release him from prison pending his sentencing.
Former Cuyahoga (keye-uh-HOH'-guh) County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora was found guilty this month on 33 counts, including racketeering and bribery. The former county Democratic chairman in Cleveland is scheduled to be sentenced July 25 in Akron.
His lawyers filed a motion Tuesday arguing in favor of his release and saying he's not likely to run from his family and the community where he has lifelong ties.
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Do Cash Flows of Growth Stocks Really Grow Faster?
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August 15, 2012
Contrary to conventional wisdom, growth stocks (low book-to-market stocks) do not have substantially higher future cash-flow growth rates or substantially longer cash-flow durations than value stocks, in both rebalanced and buy-and-hold portfolios. The efficiency growth, survivorship and look-back biases, and rebalancing effect help explain the results. This finding suggests that duration alone is unlikely to explain the value premium. Using rebalanced portfolios, I find that, consistent with asset pricing models that feature countercyclical risk premiums, there is a growth premium in the cross section of stock returns. That is, risky assets with higher expected cash-flow growth rates have higher expected returns, after controlling for cash-flow risks.
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Original post made by Middle School Parent on Aug 28, 2007
I am really appalled at this. We shouldn't be talking about increasing immersion programs, or even FLES, until we have the mess in the language courses at our secondary levels sorted out. Learning a language is a graduation requirement, to do it at the middle school level two years must be done to count as one year of high school. Language is a crucial educational requirement and it is essential that all those who want it get into the classes at middle school. Spanish is obviously popular and if there isn't enough space, then there should be. I am really upset about this and if any school board candidates are reading this then I hope that they will be able to ensure that this does not happen in the future.
My eldest child did German at middle school. We asked the same for our next child, but they stopped teaching German. He then had to start Spanish in high school, too late in our opinion. For our third child we chose Spanish because it makes sense for two siblings to learn the same language. If we can't get in and have to start a different language, it makes a mockery of the system. To have three children go through the system and have to learn three different languages is just not on.
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Completely agree..first things first. Make sure all kids who want to study a foreign language starting in 6th grade, get it. Support them with summer classes. Once that is done, THEN we can think about going into lower grades.
We need to make the program more cohesive.
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I am truly sorry your child didn't get into the Spanish class - but one of the great things about PAUSD middle schools is there are many wonderful electives besides foreign language. This could be an opportunity to take art, music, web design, video production, journalism, drama, cooking, forensic, etc. broadening his life in another way.
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They'll have 5 more years to take a language. Let them do something THEY want, not something YOU want. Who's going to school, you or them?


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ATLANTA, Ga. - Junior guard/forward Rafriel Guthrie scored a career-high 23 points to lead the Tigers to a thrilling 90-82 overtime victory at Georgia State on Saturday afternoon.
The Tigers (14-12, 9-4 CAA) have won four straight games and moved into sole possession of second place in the Colonial Athletic Association standings. Towson is 1/2 game ahead of James Madison in the CAA standings.
The win also gave Towson its 10th victory away from home, its most since the 1993-94 season.
Guthrie, who tallied six of his 23 points in overtime, shot 8-for-10 from the field and dished out a career-high six assists. Freshman guard Jerome Hairston tallied 17 points, his third straight game with 17 or more points.
Hairston hit five of Towson's season-high 13 three-point field goals. The Tigers shot 56.4 percent from the field and 61.9 percent from beyond the arc.
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In a game that featured 10 ties and 10 lead changes, Towson led 75-70 on a jumper by Guthrie with 1:11 left in regulation. Georgia State's Manny Atkins, who led all scorers with 26 points, responded by scoring the next five points for the Panthers and cutting Towson's lead to 76-75 with 11 seconds left.
After Burwell hit one of two from the line for the Tigers, Georgia State's Devonta White streaked the length of the court and was fouled with less than a second left in regulation. He hit both free throws and sent the game to overtime.
Towson scored the first five points of the extra session as Burwell's third three-pointer of the game put the Tigers up 82-77 with 2:35 remaining. Georgia State cut the deficit to 82-81 with four straight from the free throw line.
But, the Tigers forced turnovers on the next two Georgia State possessions and Burwell found Guthrie and Benimon for fastbreak lay-ups to put Towson ahead 87-81 with 49 seconds left. The Panthers did not get any closer than five points the rest of the game.
Towson improved to 3-1 in overtime games this season, while Georgia State fell to 0-2. The Panthers drop to 12-14 overall and 7-6 in the CAA.
The victory enabled the Tigers to avenge a 71-69 loss to the Panthers in the Towson Center last month.
In a battle between two of the top players in the conference, Towson junior Jerrelle Benimon fought off double and triple teams all day. He finished the game with seven points on 2-for-6 shooting, eight rebounds and four assists. Panther freshman R.J. Hunter shot just 3-for-16 from the field, but hit eight of 10 free throws to finish with 15 points.
The win guaranteed Towson one of the top 25 biggest year-to-year turnarounds in NCAA Division I history. The Tigers have already won 13 more games than they did last season.
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On a fine recent Wednesday evening, I went for a bike ride with my friend Jake.
Jake is a lot younger. Hes a lot thinner. And, unfortunately, hes a lot fitter. I knew this going in and came into the ride rested and ready to go to the red line. Even so, I used guile to take some snap out of his legs. As we started up the Troy Street hill on the north side of town, I taunted him and mentioned Strava, and he bounded up the thing like a golden retriever.
I maintained a steady, solid pace and finished about a half-mile behind him. As he circled back, he complained a bit about how much it had hurt. Thats good, I said. Now maybe I can keep up.
Wrong. For the next 26 or so miles, I chased him up and down hills northeast of Wausau. A year ago, I could have outclimbed him, or at least kept up. But no more. Two nights later, I was in a walk-in clinic with a 103-degree fever.
Jake broke me, I wanted to tell the physicians assistant who was treating me. Instead, I talked about the ride and didnt exaggerate. I struggled, I said, and I was tired. The day after the ride, I jogged and walked a few miles in the morning, and did some stand-up paddleboarding in the afternoon. Is is possible I was just suffering from heat exhaustion?
Not really, she said. Instead she talked about things like leukemia, blastomycosis, Lyme disease or, most likely, a weird virus my body was fighting off.
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17-08-2009 21:58
You see, I have to say 'YAWN' because when I actually yawn, you don't get it do you Nokia..
Two phones. Both bought directly from Nokia "sim-free".. BOTH stuck on the old firmware.. how old is the 5800 v30 firmware now? 3 weeks old?
I'm hopefully getting my hands on a Sony Ericsson Satio in the next few days. A Symbian phone from another Vendor! Hopefully I'll see how a competitor to Nokia might've managed to have released a phone on the same platform that does not suck so unbelievably...
Get a move on with your mind numbingly convoluted release cycle with its secret change log and even more secret release dates..
Still no Mac support for the N97, ey... tut.. no chance you could add the USB Id's of the N97 to the existing Mac software so it would just work? I doubt very much it requires a code change and lets face it.. what's the worst it'd do.. break the phone and I'd need to *#7370* it? ooooooh.. not for the 85th time then?!
17-08-2009 22:08
again you have been here long enough to know that nokia as is will not respond to your whiny dissatisfaction. we know we know how unhappy you are. this has been the story with you since day one. YAWN same old same old.
really could be a bit more original. how about helping a user once in a while instead of just **bleep** ? i'm just sayin........
17-08-2009 22:15
17-08-2009 22:32
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Oh please..how old are you? 12?
This place is called Nokia Discussions not Nokia Kindergarten, so please try to stay factual and don´t act like a child, ok?
The day we stop improving is the day we stop being good.
18-08-2009 2:15 - edited 18-08-2009 2:15
@ cpitchford.
You sir, are a comedic genius.
Go buy your SE phone and don't come back. Whining just for the sake of it is useless and clutters up the forum. We're here to help people with problems, not listen to your whinging.
18-08-2009 6:55
18-08-2009 6:57
Go get your Sony Ericsson phone and never come back to Nokia.
18-08-2009 9:40
whoa! all this hatred of SE!! I'm not buying (I don't think its out for a while), only playing. I'm far more a Symbian fan than a Nokia fan and I'm really very interested to see how Symbian is performing on other vendors.. I did use a UIQ P910 for a while and actually wasn't too keen.. I prefered S60.. Since Symbian is trying to position as a serious smart phone platform, I'm interested to know how other first gen handsets are going to compare against the N97..
Lets face it, it has bombed horribly and I don't think it anyone could deny it is a rushed-to-market problem. I've seen an used the Samsung S60 offering and was impressed and I look forward to seeing the many other Symbian devices. Maybe with Symbian becoming an "open" platform the necessity to buy Nokia will deminish. Imagine if Mac OS was available for all PCs.. you wouldn't necessarily need a mac book for the "mac" experience..
So, if Nokia is going to remain a strong contender in a market where others are selling compatible phones it is going to be all about the value add Nokia brings.. OVI and its app store for example. Maybe Nokia maps will keep people with the brand as it is more or less free. It hangs in the balance though, doesn't it? If they wind users up with buggy phone implementation then maybe people will be driven to competitors, especially if they like the platform and it *IS* available elsewhere? 500,000 N97 users can't be wrong.. but then again.. that's only 500,000.. What are they going to do to drive those numbers up.. Maybe the 97-mini will attract more people, dunno.. not too important I suppose.
18-08-2009 14:48
yeah right.
SE is nothing compared to nokia.
anyways....nokia should listen to consumers rather than rely on their own research team
that will be more helpful
18-08-2009 15:19
See, I'm not convinced that'll be the case any more. If Nokia, SE and Samsung are all going to be producing symbian phones, this might be a bit of a golden era. There's nothing wrong with choice. I think it is a big advantage of Android over say the iPhone or Pre that it can be used, customised and extended by any vendor.. ditto for the new Symbian.
The P800/900etc SE phones did seem to be very popular, I remeber many friends had/used the. Though they were symbian based, they weren't "compatible" with the Nokia kit (though didn't Nokia release their own re-branded UIQ handset for the Asia market?) and that wouldn't have helped Symbian as a brand back then.
Now we're looking towards a unified platform, Nokia are going to have to work that bit harder to keep people from moving to other vendors that offer the same platform. Samsung and their AMOLED display, SE and their 12MP camera, Nokia and their 32GB storage.. each symbian platform has its own sparkly feature that attracts attention. My interest is whether the platform is poor (and that would be a shame), or have Nokia dropped the ball and screwed up their implementation of it. Comparing other vendors Symbian phones will speak lots.
Honestly, what is wrong with SE? I can't say I've had any experience dealing with the company or support. Certainly nothing that stuck in my memory any how.
18-08-2009 15:27
24-08-2009 0:34
Just follow up.. I did play with a pre-release satio at the weekend and I have to say it's actually pretty nice!
The screen is much more shiny than the N97 sort of like comparing a matte and gloss laptop screen.
It feels a little bit snappier too.. I put this down to a lack of theme effects (which were disabled. The screen rotate with the theme options turned off was "atomic" rotate the phone and almost immediately the screen swapped.. no slow redraw or fade to black..
The home screen was obviously very different and geared towards the SE look and feel but the main menu app felt almost identical to the N97. To be fair, the phone felt a bit more like a 5800 than a N97.
Size wise it is very similar, thinner but that would be down to the N97 keyboard.. It is certainly larger than the 5800. No micro USB.. that's a bit odd.. perhaps it will change in the final release? I thought SE was in on the standardising connectors effort.
It had a google maps app, but not much else GPS wise.. This I think was down to the fact it was really pre-release..
The camera (12.1mp) was phenominal, but what do you expect.. The slide on the back does look a bit like a blister.. but it does an infinitely better job of protecting the camera.. the flash is xenon too.. and shares no flat plastic for that **bleep** bleed problem (maaan. that really irritates me on the N97!) It has extra hardware buttons too.. more than the camera and volume. Although they're geared towards media functions, I'm sure that could be helpful when trying to map functions (like missing pencil button, for example)
On the whole, I was actually really impressed. I loved playing with the R&D tools Neat for looking around the parts of the OS that are hidden. It didn't have a file manager app so I couldn't tell you how much free memory it has.. I've asked for a follow up on that (especially as my N97 is back under 10meg again .grrrrr)
Compared to the rather old 5800, I *think* I'd prefer the Satio.. however.. the N97 and its keyboard (albeit a keyboard without a damn control key!!! COPY AND PASTE DAMN IT!) still beats it on the hardware stakes.. (asides from the **bleep** keyboard cover does and the loose screen/vibrate does anyone dislike the N97 hardware?)
Software wise, it was really very stable! At no stage did it play the Nokia ring tone instead of the ring tone set in the profile
What was really great was seeing yet another Symbian phone.. Forgetting the PC software (which really isn't of much interest to mac user's anyway.. the mac user base is large.. considerable larger than say the N97 userbase! Nokia, stop ignoring or atleast update your mac software!) the phone is a really usable symbian phone. For the day to day, stock symbian stuff you'd hardly notice the difference.. I'm not sure Nokia or SE would be please about that fact, but as a Symbian fan.. I'm really pleased
The software on the phone suggest that some of the N97 bugs are Nokia bugs.. This is good because it puts the blame at Nokia's door.. by that I mean Symbian aren't to blame, its what Nokia do that's causing a problem..
As more and more Symbian handsets are released and if Nokia don't fix their attitude to testing this will become more and more apparently.. the good news for the Symbian fans out there is that you might now have a choice of vendors..
03-09-2009 14:01
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again you have been here long enough to know that nokia as is will not respond to your whiny dissatisfaction. we know we know how unhappy you are. this has been the story with you since day one. YAWN same old same old.
really could be a bit more original. how about helping a user once in a while instead of just **bleep** ? i'm just sayin........
It's a shame that posts like the OP don't help people avoid Nokia in the first place. The trouble is, once you've purchased your Nokia and it sucks, all you can do is post your opinion on this forum for all the good that will do. Or get your phone replaced with another that will probably be just the same, since most of the problems are down to the firmware.
Your response just about sums the whole Nokia ownership experience. You just have to endure it. There is no help.
This forum seems to only promote the notion that Nokia customers should just shut up and put up. and hard/soft/reformat their phones regularly. Or go away and never come back.
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radical24 wrote:
again you have been here long enough to know that nokia as is will not respond to your whiny dissatisfaction. we know we know how unhappy you are. this has been the story with you since day one. YAWN same old same old.
really could be a bit more original. how about helping a user once in a while instead of just **bleep** ? i'm just sayin........
It's a shame that posts like the OP don't help people avoid Nokia in the first place. The trouble is, once you've purchased your Nokia and it sucks, all you can do is post your opinion on this forum for all the good that will do. Or get your phone replaced with another that will probably be just the same, since most of the problems are down to the firmware.
Your response just about sums the whole Nokia ownership experience. You just have to endure it. There is no help.
This forum seems to only promote the notion that Nokia customers should just shut up and put up. and hard/soft/reformat their phones regularly. Or go away and never come back.
This Forum promotes the notion of support, problem solving, addressing issues of users that already have nokia devices. it is and always has been a USER TO USER forum. it is not a blog/forum where you complain and complain and it leads to nothing. This is an action - solution- assistance driven forum. I dont care that you dont like your phone or that it sucks. i care about how to help users that want help with thier devices. so if you have a need to complain then contact us button on the top right is the place to do it and about thousand other blogs and forums on the internet.
If you have not done your research and read up on other user experience on blogs and forums then don't come here and whine that you are unhappy. it is a user responsibility to know what it is that they are buying. NOT just because phone looks pretty it is a must have. Use common sense and understand the product prior to purchase, just like you would do with the car or a new computer.
03-09-2009 21:15
lol i must have missed the promotional stuff where it mentions that some of the features "may not function as advertised" or something!
Like I said, you can't really find out how much a product sucks until you've bought one...
But at least there is the comfort of support from other users in this forum.
11-09-2009 20:28
There are a lot of reviews that hit the streets just before and around the same time the N97 hit the streets. The research was there, you just had to read it. I am a 5800 owner, and I was aware of all of the issues before buying the phone, but for the money I could not have bought a more feature endowed phone. Yeah if I wanted flash and fireworks I could have gone to a different vendor but then I would either loose money or features. But the N97 on the other hand cost around the same as some of the phones with flash and fireworks but it ony managed a fizzle. I am starting to believe that both the N97 and the 5800 were pilot project to see how customers would recieve its touch screen offernings and to Nokia's credit, amidst all of the potentially damaging reviews by many; these phones where large scale successes. This is largely due to reputation. SE and Samsung can not afford to release pilots because their reputation doesn't precede them the same way that Nokia's does, I have had several SE and Samsung phones and they do focus more on the "What you see" as apposed to "what you get"; the more you see the less you get or the more you pay. I truly believe that Nokia will rectify these issues; but not in these legacy devices.
I have grown very used to my phone and have fixed a lot of my dislikes myself (by adding software). I do agree that this forum is a place to help each other with their phones but sometime people just have to vent...let them vent here amongst "family" and not push them off to other sites. If you don't have anything constructive to add to the venting, go to the next post, but please don't redicule a person for voicing an oppinion. This man is obviously a Nokia man (maybe not a fan) since he has two Nokia devices, so don't push him into the street because he will not just "shut up and put up". Thats my two cents and I will continue on to the next post.


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Source: Flickr User mdnays 1 / 7 Find and Avoid Triggers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If your child tends to throw tantrums because he hates his Winter coat, goes crazy in the grocery store's candy aisle, or wants to throw things down the laundry shoot (like my daughter), pay attention to the facts and figure out how to avoid those situations. A heavy sweater might suffice, maybe Dad can do the shopping, and a childproof lock might be in order for that shoot. Again, it's all about setting up your child for success and avoiding those triggers if at all possible. Source: Flickr User storyvillegirl 2 / 7 Set Boundaries and Be Consistent What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kids need boundaries and discipline, and they're looking to you to get them. Set clear guidelines for your kids (i.e. no snacking before dinner, only one hour of television a day) and make sure you, your partner, grandparents, and any caregivers follow them. Inconsistent patterns and behaviors — no TV when you're home and all-day Disney with Grandma — are a surefire way to spark a tantrum. Source: Flickr User mdpai75 3 / 7 Keep Calm and Carry On What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anyone who's experienced a public temper tantrum knows how embarrassing they can be, but stay calm and collected. Your child is out of control and needs you to keep it together. Your best bet is usually to carry your little one (even if she's flailing, screaming, and red-faced, like mine) to a private place where you can quietly settle her down. Source: Flickr User Chirag Rathod 4 / 7 React Wisely What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Since tantrums are most common in kids who don't have the verbal skills to communicate their needs, discipline is not only useless, it's also counterproductive, only likely to spark more anger and emotion. Instead, consider giving your child space, compromising if his wants aren't dangerous, destructive, or out of line with family rules, or employing that age-old parenting tool: distraction. Source: Flickr User Kate Ames 6 / 7 For Older Kids, Ignore It What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If your child is fully verbal and still throwing temper tantrums, it's probably because all that drama means he gets your undivided attention. If you don't respond to negative behaviors, chances are they'll eventually fade away. But remaining consistent is key. Ignore today and respond tomorrow, and your child will just be confused — and that can lead to more tantrums! Source: Flickr User Bethany L King 6 / 7 And Maybe Take a Picture What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A temper tantrum might not seem like something you want to remember, but as these photos suggest, they can make for some pretty compelling images — and great blackmail material once your kids are all grown up. 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This week's episode features The Investment discussing the massive Capture the Flag Match, August 30 at Rival Turf 2014!
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Third main event for Rival Turf 2014 revealed on this week's episode of the IPW Informer!
Undisputed Champion to be decided at Rival Turf!
Just who is the rightful New Zealand Women's Champion?
When Evie returned to Impact Pro Wrestling she had no questions about who the rightful champion should be. Evie. Britenay, as the interim champ, had something to say about the co-founder of Team Kick's attitude. She punctuated her statement with the brutality the beauty is known for, but the question mark remained.
At the contract signing on the IPW Informer, the two committed to ending this dispute in a Falls Count Anywhere match at Rival Turf. Even this simple meeting disintegrated quickly into violence, so nothing will be held back when these violent femmes clash for the title. Continue Reading
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Banks invokes rematch at Rival Turf!
Controversy ruled at Trial by Combat when Fury cashed in his 2014 Eliminator Contract on a broken and beaten Travis Banks to become the new IPW New Zealand Heavyweight Champion. Now, two of the greatest in-ring competitors in New Zealand history will clash with an unwavering desire to be the best in the business at Rival Turf on August 30th.
At Trial by Combat, Banks survived. He navigated the shark infested waters of the Investment only to be thrown back into the deep end by the duplicitous Daniel Burnell and his former friend, Fury. Banks understands the credo of 'whatever it takes' when it comes to claiming the New Zealand Heavyweight Championship, but will this betrayal be the harpoon that pierces the very heart of what drives this former champion? Continue Reading
Capture the flag, capture control!
Emotion-fraught chaos has reigned between The Investment and the Origin as they've battled for control and power in IPW. Finally, in a match up that has been threatening all year, the two sides will collide in the massive Double Ring Capture the Flag match at Rival Turf!
Brand new New Zealand Heavyweight Champion Fury will combine with his new Investment teammates in Vinny Dunn, Curt Chaos, Pat Schisk, Jakob Cross & Aaron Henry to battle Team Origin which consists of Alfred Valentine, Alexander, "Pirate" Jason Burns, James Shaw, Lil T & TK Cooper.
This infamous match has settled scores, scarred competitors and created bitter rivals. Each man will be bent on capturing one of the flags that will stand in each ferociously guarded team corner. It is the team that overwhelms their opponents to bring both flags to their ring and corner that will claim victory, but it won't be without a price. Continue Reading
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This week we hear the first words from new New Zealand Heavyweight Champion Fury & The Investment Head Daniel Burnell!
Trial by Combat ends with Fury on top!
"You will face your fear. And you will lose." These words from IPW Director Daniel Burnell became prophecy for Travis Banks this past Saturday night at Trial by Combat.
The night started brutally with a Tables Match that pitted Travis Banks against Curt Chaos. Both men sought to end the match early by utilizing the tables around the ring, but it would ultimately be in the centre of the ring where the match would be decided. Banks powerbombed his challenger through a table, got the pin and the right to advance in the New Zealand Heavyweight Championship Gauntlet.
In the second phase, The Investment's hopes were pinned on the perennial bruiser Pat Schisk to bring the championship back under Burnell's control. Travis Banks refused to fall in line with Director's plans and locked in the Lion's Clutch to send Pat Schisk packing with no gold.
The stage was then set for the main event, where Banks prepared to defend his New Zealand Heavyweight Championship in a triple threat match against the Agents of Change, Jakob Cross and Aaron Henry. AOC took early control of the match as the fight spilled outside and Banks struggled to gain space from the double team attack. When the physicality returned to the ring, however, the momentum shifted and the champ began to show the Agents what getting down to business his way was all about. Continue Reading
Fury has claimed the gold!
In breaking news from Trial by Combat, Fury has aligned with Daniel Burnell & The Investment to claim the New Zealand Heavyweight Championship for the very first time after defeating a broken and beaten Travis Banks. We'll have more news on this developing story soon, not to mention words from both Fury & Burnell available soon on an exclusive edition of The IPW Informer!


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ROCKFORD (WREX) - A motorcyclist is charged with driving under the influence in Friday night's accident. Rockford Police say a group of motorcycles was on Perryville Road when a police car, with lights and sirens, came through on Guilford Road.
Most of the motorcycles stopped, but police say Ricky Tapp kept going. They say he hit another motorcycle that did stop.
He and his passenger, Margaret Dahl, both flew off of the motorcycle. Both went to the hospital. Tapp suffered serious injuries. Dahl is in critical condition. Police say she has life threatening injuries.
Tapp is charged with driving under the influence.
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Big names are in action on Tuesday on both the men's and women's side of the Rome Masters draw. The No. 1 ranked man in the world, Novak Djokovic, plays an early evening match at the 2012 Italian Open against young Australian star Bernard Tomic at the Centrale stadium court. They'll be followed by Serena Williams and Galina Voskovoeva, who play the final match of the night on the big court.
Also in action on Tuesday are Andy Murray, Maria Sharapova and American John Isner. Here's the complete schedule for the third day of the Rome Masters.
Centrale, starting at 6 a.m. ET
Christina Mchale vs. Maria Sharapova
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David Nalbandian vs. Andy Murray
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Novak Djokovic vs. Bernard Tomic
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Serena Williams vs. Galina Voskoboeva
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David Ferrer vs. Fernando Verdasco
Juan Martin del Potro vs. Michael Llodra
Venus Williams vs. Simona Halep
Timea Bacsinszky vs. Sara Errani
Not before 1 p.m. ET
Viktor Troicki vs. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Pietrangeli, starting at 5 a.m. ET
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova vs. Petra Kvitova
Flavia Pennetta vs. Maria Kirilenko
Juan Carlos Ferrero vs. Gael Monfils
Donald Young vs. Gilles Simon
Court 1, starting at 5 a.m. ET
Richard Gasquet vs. Jurgen Melzer
Feliciano Lopez vs. Marcel Granollers
Adrian Ungur vs. Juan Monaco
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Marcel Granollers/Marc Lopez vs. Simone Boletti/Fabio Fognini
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Sabine Lisicki vs. Marina Erakovic
Roberta Vinci vs. Karin Knapp
Not before 10 a.m. ET
David Marrero/Fernando Verdasco vs. Nicolas Almagro/Pablo Andujar
Court 3, starting at 5 a.m. ET
Alberta Brianti vs. Silvia Soler-Espinosa
Julia Goerges/Vania King vs. Klaudia Jans-Ignacik/Alla Kudryavtseva
Mirjana Lucic vs. Dominika Cibulkova
Nuria Llagostera Vives/Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez vs. Ekaterina Makarova/Elena Vesnina
Jamie Hampton/Anna Tatishvili vs. Su-Wei Hsieh/Jie Zheng
Court 4, starting at 5 a.m. ET
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez vs. Pablo Andujar
Not before 6:30 a.m. ET
Sam Querrey vs. Jarkko Nieminen
Nadia Petrova vs. Andrea Hlavackova
Not before 10 a.m. ET
John Isner/Sam Querry vs. Jurgen Melzer/Philipp Petzschner
Juan Sebastian Cabal/Eduardo Schwank vs. Frantisek Cermak/Filip Polasek
Court 6, starting at 5 a.m. ET
Anna Chakvetadze vs. Sloane Stephens
Iveta Benesova/Anabel Medina Garrigues vs. Andreja Klepac/Alicja Rosolska
Petra Cetkovska vs. Olga Govortsova
Gisela Dulko/Paola Suarez vs. Sofia Arvidsson/Jarmila Gajdosova
You can check out the full men's and womens' draws at the official site of the 2012 Italian Open. We'll have coverage throughout the tournament in our 2012 Italian Open StoryStream. For more, stay tuned to SB Nation's dedicated tennis hub.


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The Wabash Memorial Toll Bridge is improving customer service and enhancing toll collection services while maintaining the convenience of no-stop tolling. During pavement repairs to Indiana State Road 62 approaching the bridge, workers installed new electronic tolling equipment with message boards for improved communication.
The improvements require no changes to current Wabash Pass transponders. Existing accounts logging in to www.wabashpass.com will be asked to update account information, including a valid email address. The enhanced Wabash Pass website allows customers to auto-replenish toll payment accounts.
Motorists crossing the Wabash Memorial Toll Bridge must maintain a Wabash Pass account balance and affix the transponder tag to their vehicle's front windshield. To create an account, make a payment or order a transponder tag, please visit www.wabashpass.com or call toll free 1-855-Wabash1 (1-855-922-2741).
Tolls for the bridge connecting White County, Ill., and Posey County, Ind., are 50 cents for cars, 30 cents for motorcycles or bicycles and $1.70 for six-axle trucks. Tolls have not been increased since 1984 and pay for continued maintenance of the bridge, which opened in 1956.
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Another big issue with 4K in your home is streaming content at that resolution. As on demand internet content services become more popular, there's only a handful of people in the grand scheme of things that will have the bandwidth necessary to stream 4K resolution reliably.

Another reason why streaming is an unmitigated evil at this point. Heck it doesn't even have the bandwidth to deliver 1080p and high quality audio. Almost all streaming services look and sound like a joke compared to blu-ray and even the very best one is still not there. Plus it is a terrible waster of internet bandwidth. Why do so many people get choked down speeds at popular hours (even in big metro areas it's not uncommon to drop down to 2Mbps internet speeds, only 1/20th of a single top quality blu-ray stream with zero bandwidth let for anyone else in the house at that)? It's all wasted on streaming stuff better delivered, for now, on disc. They tend to never offer various cuts, extras, etc. either. Internet speed is wayyy far away from what we need.

Will we see 4K in a DSLR camera other than Canon EOS-1D C? One day, though I don't think it will be soon. A drop in price-point for Canon is something that would be welcomed. The $25K+ C500 is a big jump from the $15K C300.

And this is why Canon appears like they have already dropped the ball. BM is coming out with SUper35 4k for under $4000 soon! This is why the 'trolls' and 'whiners' have been on Canon's case. They coulda had this segment all locked up. Their bean counters are so worried about internal market segmentation and milking this and that away that they will end up letting the whole cow run off in the long (and not even that long) term.
They have so much tech that they sit on and dribble out and milk and yeah that can boost short term but video world has a lot more competition.

The 4K and 8K resolution is beautiful on the big screen, just don't expect it to become mainstream in your home. Your local movie theatre is a different story.

In time. And just think how beautiful for editing AND photo display ultra hi-res PC monitor will be too.


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6 Ways to Avoid Computer Eye Strain
Be mindful of the amount of time that is spent looking at a computer screen without taking a break. Every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and look at something that is 20 feet away. Looking far away relaxes the focusing muscle inside the eye and reduces eye fatigue.
People often see reflections from objects around their computer on their computer screen. Install an anti-glare screen on the computer monitor to reduce glare on the screen. Cover windows with drapes and blinds, and use a computer hood to block some of the overhead and peripheral light. Get anti-reflective (AR) coating on eyeglass lenses. AR coating works by decreasing the amount of light that is reflected off the front and back surfaces of the eyeglass lenses.
When looking at a digital screen, the surrounding light should be half as bright as what is typically found in most offices. Try to position the computer screen so windows are on the side (instead of in front or behind) the computer screen. If the interior lighting is an issue, consider reducing the number of fluorescent tubes that are installed above the computer. Consider turning off the overhead fluorescent lights in the office and use lamps that provide halogen or incandescent lighting, or switch to lower intensity bulbs.
People tend to blink less often when they look at a computer screen approximately one third less often as they normally blink. And a lot of the blinking that takes place when looking at a digital screen are only partial lid closures. Blinking less often can cause the eyes to become dry. To reduce the chances of experiencing dry eyes when looking at a digital screen, try this exercise: Every 20 minutes, blink 10 times by closing the eyes very slowly, as if falling asleep. This will moisten the eyes, and it will also help the eyes refocus.
When working on a computer, people often look back and forth between the computer screen and a printed page, which can cause eye strain. To alleviate the stress and strain on the eyes, put the printed pages on a copy stand that is next to the computer monitor. Make sure the paper on the copy stand is well-lit by using a desk lamp. Poor posture can also lead to problems with clearly seeing a digital screen. Consider purchasing ergonomic furniture where the computer screen is positioned 20 to 24 inches from the eyes. The center of the digital screen should be 10 to 15 degrees below the eyes.
According to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, computer users should have eye exams once a year. Before the exam, be sure to measure the distance between the eyes and the digital screen. Share that measurement with the eye care provider, and remember to let the doctor know how often computers and smartphones are used.
In a world of computerized devices, digital eye strain is the most common computer-related repetitive strain injury, exceeding carpel tunnel and tendonitis, according to health insurer WellPoint. Dr. Richard Hom, optometric director at WellPoint, offers 6 tips for avoiding digital eye strain. Following one or more of the tips will help relieve strain.
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The Dow has increased 788.09 points so far this week to finish trade Thursday at 12,020.03. Oil has followed gaining $2.92 a barrel to settle at $100.24 today. Gold and the dollar index, which is off sharply, continued their inverse relationship with the metal gaining $57.60 an ounce to end Thursday at $1,743.10. The commodity markets have enjoyed what could be the start of a "Santa Claus" rally.
Corn has added 11 ½ cents to the March contract settling at $6.01 ½. After the large sell off in November it was to be expected that prices would rebound. Profit-taking and position evening ahead of the December contract's first notice day and before the end of the year aided the rally. Lending support technically was the $6.00 level and the 100% Fibonacci retracement line. Export sales missed expectations at 280,600 MT, which is down 11% from last week.
Soybeans have rallied off of 13-month lows this week gaining 21 ½ cents on the January contract that sits at $11.28. Any rally will be short-lived, however, due to a great start for the South American crop and questions surrounding Chinese demand. The technical landscape for soybeans remains very weak and the market is now sitting on long-term support in the $11.25 area. A move with conviction through this area could lead to another sharp sell off. Export sales were in the middle of expectations at 489,600 MT, which is down 47% from last week.
Wheat has been the leader to the upside this week rallying 25 ¼ cents to end trade today at $6.14 ¼ on the March CBOT contract. The biggest supporting factor has been the sharply weaker dollar index. The grain has taken back its premium over corn as well. This will give support going forward as livestock producers will begin to feed more of the now cheaper corn crop. Export sales were reported at 503,000 MT, which is down 18% from last week.
Solid economic data domestically and subsiding Euro-zone debt fears have propelled the equity and commodity markets higher this week. The foundation is laid for a "Santa Claus" rally as we head towards the New Year. Export sales and the dollar index will be a driving force as we are now in a demand driven market. Next week brings us the USDA Supply/Demand reports and the Crop Production update.
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In April 24, 1895, Captain Joshua Slocum set sail from Boston, Massachusetts, in a 37-foot sloop he called... Read More »
Book Review | The Call, by Yannick Murphy
Tolstoy once said that all happy families are alike, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own... Read More »
Book Review | When We Were the Kennedys
This year millions of words will be printed and spoken about the 50th anniversary of the assassination of... Read More »
Book Review: Disaster in Lawrence
Witnesses reported that at first, it sounded like snow sliding off a roof, a familiar sound on a... Read More »
Book Review: The Paradise of All These Parts
One of my favorite New England writers is John Hanson Mitchell, whose Ceremonial Time (1984) investigated the "deep... Read More »
Book Review: Peter's War
When historian and constitutional scholar Joyce Lee Malcolm first discovered a 1765 bill of sale for a 19-month-old... Read More »
Book Review: Scattershot
The eccentric but loving family has long been a staple of American literature, movies, and television, and the... Read More »
Book Review: Seen the Glory
Men going off to fight the Civil War sometimes declared they were going to "see the elephant." It... Read More »
Book Review: The Price of Malice
Read an excerpt: The Price of Malice When Archer Mayor published his first murder mystery about Joe Gunther... Read More »
Book Review: Traditional Barn Dances with Calls & Fiddling
About 35 years ago, when my wife and I arrived in Concord, New Hampshire, we went to something... Read More »
Book Review: Turn & Jump
We all know what time is, but when called on to define it, we can't. Benjamin Franklin said... Read More »
Book Review: Unpacking the Boxes
Read an excerpt from Donald Hall's book. "At fourteen I decided to spend my life writing poetry, which... Read More »
Book Reviews: Yankee authors
These two books have three things in common: Both are by former Yankee writers from Massachusetts, both are... Read More »
Book Reviews: Antiques and Art
Here are two remarkably similar stories about remarkably dissimilar works of art. Maryalice Huggins calls hers "a love... Read More »
Book Reviews: The Missing Fathers Club
A traveling father, a runaway father, a silent father, and a father who never shows up: These are... Read More »
Books: Poems, Birds, Gardens
In his typically smart and funny introduction to Bright Wings, former U.S. poet laureate Billy Collins cheerfully admits... Read More »
Count Rumford: Inventor, Traitor
Franklin D. Roosevelt, it is said, counted as the three most brilliant Americans Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and... Read More »
Did Peary Reach North Pole April 6, 1909?
Find more: "Northward Over the Great Ice" exhibit through 2011, commemorating the centennial of Robert E. Peary's North... Read More »