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Before Rick Santorum suspended his presidential campaign, exit polls from his landslide victory in the Louisiana primary showed that a stunning 73% of Republican voters insisted that it "matters that a candidate shares my religious beliefs" — expressing the conviction that it's appropriate to judge a prospective president based on his theological orientation. Only 12% took the position that it matters "not at all" if a candidate's religious outlook differed from their own.
There's an obvious irony to this situation: Many of those same social conservatives who claim to revere the plain text of the Constitution seem determined to ignore its prohibition on religious tests for federal office.
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1. driver8 wrote:
So profoundly ignorant. Voters can take into account any factor they consider relevant in casting their vote. It's called democracy.April 23, 12:53 pm | [comment link]
2. Sarah wrote:
RE: "the Constitution seem determined to ignore its prohibition on religious tests for federal office. . . . "
The Constitution does not prohibit voters from assessing a candidate's religion in determining whether he or she will get the voter's vote.
This is just *awful* "reasoning" on the part of Medved. So desperate are the Republicans for their deeply flawed candidate to win that they're resorting to complete obliviousness about the function of the Constitution and what it asserts.
Are they so utterly ignorant? Or is it simply desperation that causes such sophistry and tendentiousness?
Just a sad sad sad display.
For the record, I'd vote for a scientologist, or a member of practically any religion, sect, or cult [not quite all, but most] if I were confident in that person's commitment to the Constitution, individual liberty, private property, free enterprise, and limited government.April 23, 1:06 pm | [comment link]
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I'm with you, Sarah, though I'd prefer a conservative orthodox Anglo-Catholic with those committments!April 23, 1:23 pm | [comment link]
4. Ad Orientem wrote:
This is a possible contender for the worst op-ed of the month award. But the competition is going to be stiff. April was not a good month for journalism or punditry.April 23, 3:01 pm | [comment link]
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Agree with all the above. A candidate's worldview is a primary consideration for the voter. And one's religion is part and parcel of that worldview.
Medved completely confused a restriction on government with the type of distinction a voter is required to make.April 23, 8:37 pm | [comment link]
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If I was that incompetent, I'd be fired. How do people like Medved hold down jobs? Even worse, how do these schmucks make more than me??April 24, 7:09 am | [comment link]
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If you read the whole piece, Medved does understand the difference between a religious test for public office and the private judgment exercised by voters, citing several instances of candidates who were criticized for their religious affiliations or lack thereof (Jefferson, Lincoln), despite his very poorly-written line quoted above.
This is not a foolish concern. On the few conservative Anglican blogs on which I look at comments I have seen some rabidly anti-Mormon statements. "He actually believes this garbage! How could you vote for him [Romney]!" has been their general tone. I do consider the whole background, including religious background, of candidates for office, to examine the question of whether there is anything in their foundational belief systems, religious or otherwise, which would lead them to be hostile to the American constitutional system of government.
If I have to wait for a conservative high-church Anglican to run for President, I'll never be able to vote for anybody!April 24, 2:24 pm | [comment link]
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Well I have no doubt there will be folks who will consider Romney's Mormonism to be a non-starter with regards to voting for him, just as there would be those who would do the same if the man were Hindu or a Scientologist or a Rastiferian. I don't know *any*—not one—person like that personally, but I'm sure they're out there.
I just don't think it's that gaspingly-horrifying though—particularly for Medved to write something so wretched and tendentious.
Not to worry—they'll have their "he was a Mormon and the bigots wouldn't vote for him" reason all lined up if he doesn't get elected, though.April 24, 3:48 pm | [comment link]
9. Ad Orientem wrote:
I couldn't care less about Romney's (admittedly bizarre) religious beliefs. I refuse to vote for the man because he is a big government crony capitalist war monger. One could also throw out that he is an unprincipled liar who will say anything to anyone to get elected.April 24, 3:54 pm | [comment link]
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McMinnville School Board members voted unanimously Monday night to continue cat dissection in the Advanced Placement biology class at Mac High.
The elective class is taken mostly by seniors interested in careers in human or animal medical care. Not more than five cats are used each term, said Tony Vicknair, director of secondary programs for the school district.
But Cat Coalition members objected to the way cats are obtained, as well as to using them for dissection. Both practices are inhumane, they said. Antoinette Marcel of the coalition said using computer simulations and other technology to teach anatomy would teach students more and stop sending the message that it's OK to hurt cats.
Marcel had asked the district to stop the practice last fall. When the curriculum committee turned her down, she appealed to the school board.
Several medical professionals on the board cited their own experiences with dissection, which they said were vital to their training.
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On the other hand, speaking of available carcasses, there are any number of dead animals within this county systematically tortured to death by twisted little perverts. The toothless justice system obviously doesn't care--remember the judge who ordered a defendant to work in an animal shelter as a condition of probation? Why not sentence a child molester to spend time at a day care center?
First properly instruct, then have the students perform the euthanasia procedure before doing their dead-cat disections.
So who would know how best to prepare students for further study into the medical profession -- real doctors or a novice with a cause?
Why are we so quick to ignore ethical values and defer to a degree?
Why are we so willing to act like sheep and desire to live in a patriarchal, paternalistic society?
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"I feel a bit like Zsa Zsa Gabor's fifth husband on their wedding night," McCain said. "I know what to do, but I'm not sure I can make it exciting."
At every pause in his speaking, the crowd let him know he knew how to make it exciting.
"I'd like to tell my fellow veterans it doesn't take much talent to get shot down. It doesn't make me a hero to intercept a surface to air missile with my airplane," McCain said.
In his more serious comments, McCain said he knows how vital the Electric Boat shipyard is to the United States, because his father sailed out of there. "I know you're proud of the subs and the people who work there."
When Linda McMahon spoke, she saw the crowd was decorated with numerous red T-shirts that said Veterans for Linda.
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McMahon said the election is about jobs.
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The battle to eliminate or lower the sales tax in Rhode Island has finally come to the State House.
Every year thousands of people in the Ocean State cross to places such as Seekonk, Massachusetts, to save money because of a lower sales tax.
State Rep. Jan Malik (D-RI) said, "One-third of Rhode Island cities and towns are border communities; bordering on a state with lower sales tax. As of May 1st of this year the Massachusetts sales tax is 6.25 percent."
And Malik would know. His liquor store in Warren loses business because Massachusetts has zero sales tax on booze, compared to 7 percent in Rhode Island.
And former pet store owner Don Russell told the House Finance Committee excessive sales tax forced his East Providence business to close, after he could not longer pay the state.
Don Russell, a former pet store owner said, "The economy kept going, going, going, and I lost my lease. I had to close."
But, the Finance Committee has skeptics.
The sales tax will bring in almost one billion dollars to Rhode Island this year.
Some wonder how government would replace that.
State Rep. Raymond Hull (D-RI) said, "The loss of that revenue, in this state and its operations, is maybe at a disadvantage."
But supporters predict cutting or eliminating the sales tax would bring Rhode Island more shoppers, new businesses; and predicted 25 thousand new jobs.
Mike Stenhouse from the RI Center for Freedom and Prosperity said, "We have particularly high youth unemployment. Those retail jobs would give thousands and thousands of youngsters a chance to get into the workforce and start earning that valuable experience."
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What does it take for a manager to start a 22-year-old pitcher with nine innings of big-league experience? What sort of things rattle around in the brain of a manager who is willing to do that? Joe Maddon might be insane. We're all thinking he's adorable in that analytical manager sort of way. Then one day he'll run on the field in a sexy cop costume that he bought at a Spirit store, and we'll think, oh, right: he's just insane.
Or he could be a genius. Or lucky. Not sure just yet, but leaning towards genius. Insane might still be in the running. But here's the three-pronged attack of Joe Maddon's ... whatever:
Managing people
Maddon had to look in the eyes of a 22-year-old pitcher who he didn't know that well and figure out if he'd crack in a playoff game on the road. It's not like Matt Moore was with the team all season, impressing the coaches with his maturity. Maddon had organizational reports about Moore, but if a manager is going to put a prospect on the line like that, in front of national TV and a hostile road crowd, he'll probably want to look in that kid's eyes and see if he can pick up any fear or timidity. Maddon saw something he liked.
Do you realize what 22-year-olds are like? They're usually morons. No idea about anything. And there are probably some 22-year-olds who are all offended by that, but look at what's in your left hand right now. Drugs. You're holding drugs and possibly a set of keys that don't belong to you. That's because you're 22 years old. Joe Maddon had to look Matt Moore in the eyes and figure he was cool. He could pitch a playoff game for his second start in the majors. No problem.
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There are a lot of kids who throw hard. The Giants have a left-hander who was in their AAA rotation and can throw just as hard as Moore. That's great. But the Giants would sooner start a reanimated Russ Ortiz in the playoffs before Dan Runzler. When the Rays brought up Moore, Maddon probably wasn't hovering around his bullpen sessions. He certainly didn't see every pitch. But what he saw made him think that Moore could be an asset over the next month-plus.
And there's a difference between seeing a kid throw hard, and knowing he did it while accruing gaudy statistics. Moore's stats this season were silly. And when you watch him, it looks like the ball comes out from his ear and then reappears five feet from home plate. The eyeball test and the logic test all graded out to something worth considering.
Not giving a shit
Is there a single manager who would have done what Maddon did? David Price and James Shields weren't available, and Jeremy Hellickson would have had to start on short rest. Jeff Niemann has back problems, and Wade Davis was pretty inconsistent this season. So there wasn't an easy decision to make. But would any of the other 29 remaining managers in MLB who would have seriously considered Moore? It's tough to say without crawling into their minds, but I'm guessing no.
It's not that baseball managers are risk-averse. It's that we all are. Bringing up a rookie to start the first game of the playoffs is risky. Other supposed geniuses have tried it, failing spectacularly. If Maddon had started Wade Davis, no one would have blinked. Maddon didn't give a shit. He started the pitcher with the live young arm, and it paid off handsomely.
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Authorities are investigating after a deadly two-car accident just north of Garden City.
The Cass County Sheriff's Office said the wreck was reported about 8:45 a.m. Thursday on southbound Highway 7 at Sycamore Grove Road.
Authorities said the accident happened when a van heading south struck a pickup on the driver's side door. The pickup driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the van sustained injuries, but they are not believed to be life-threatening.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol will be conducting the crash investigation, assisted by the Cass County Sheriff's Office.
The highway currently has one lane open in both north and southbound lanes.
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One weak linkI was reminded today of the importance of always keeping your eye on the ball and never, ever taking anything for granted. In the car business it really doesn't take much to turn a customer (potential or otherwise) off so getting everyone in the chain...
Car manufacturers and the iPhone generationIt's true to say that they really don't make a bad car anymore. Gone are the dark days of the pre-glasnost Skoda and the Austin "All Agro" when cars were seemingly thrown together and would be lucky to see the year out before succumbing to one...
What's in a number?The SMMT are releasing positive new cars sales figures month in month out, seemingly bucking the trend in the rest of Europe, but is everything in the garden as rosy as it may at first appear? Scratch beneath the surface and the so called new car "sales"...
The blame game, "whipcash" and easy targetsHaving been in the business for nearly 20 years now it still amuses me when I still regularly observe the bad press that 'used cars' get. You can barely watch a programme without some reference to the dodgy practices of the used car salesman....
Smoke and mirrors in the UK car marketIt seems as if the motor trade in the UK is going from strength to strength. Sales are buoyant, the order banks are filling up, there are many new models coming to market and f&i income is at an all-time high. Scratch beneath the surface however and...
Happy days are here again – or are they?Last week seemed to be bursting with good news for the UK, rugby and tennis wins, house prices on the up and reports of economic upturns and corners turned. Add to this the fact that summer has apparently decided to make a long overdue appearance then...
UK new car market being "force fed" by the manufacturersAs the numbers keep telling us the new car market in the UK is seemingly in robust health and on the up and up, but is the story underneath as rosy as the headlines suggest? Whilst I would be the last one to do-down any worthwhile signs of economic recovery...
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21.69% of secondhand cars have adverse history
July 15, 2014 By Iain Ronayne
MyCarCheck, the UK consumer vehicle data provider, has published new statistics on used car buying risks. It has also commissioned cartoonist Wil Walker to highlight the … [Read More...]
Protection Plans For Roadside Assistance and Repairs
April 5, 2014 By Iain Ronayne
A vehicle can come with a lot of problems, and that is why insurance is available for drivers. Every state actually mandates that drivers have car insurance for personal … [Read More...]
Car parts swapper handed community service and £2,000 fine
March 26, 2014 By In51der
A Widnes man was sentenced to 200 hours unpaid community service and ordered to pay more than £2,000 in compensation after stealing parts from a new hire car and replacing … [Read More...]
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Ford F-150 SVT Raptor | Successful across the world
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Pirates ink Reyes to Minor League deal
Hurler spent time with Blue Jays and Orioles in 2011
PITTSBURGH -- Lefty Jo-Jo Reyes has agreed to a Minor League deal with the Pirates, a source confirmed to MLB.com. Terms of the deal were not immediately known, though Reyes is expected to participate in the Pirates' big league camp this spring.
Reyes, 27, became a free agent last month when the Orioles opted not to tender a contract to the left-hander, who was arbitration-eligible for the first time in his career.
In 2011, Reyes made 20 starts for the Blue Jays before being designated for assignment in late July. He was subsequently picked up off waivers by Baltimore, which used Reyes in nine games (five as a starter) over the season's final two months.
Reyes combined to finish with a 7-11 record and 5.57 ERA.
A former second-round pick in the 2002 First-Year Player Draft, Reyes has made 70 career appearances (62 starts) in parts of five seasons in the Majors. He spent the first nine years of his professional career in the Braves organization.
Though the Pirates have already tentatively set their rotation (Charlie Morton, Jeff Karstens, James McDonald, Kevin Correia and Erik Bedard), the club has been eyeing ways to improve its pitching depth. It's questionable whether Morton (hip surgery) will be recovered by the beginning of April, and the Pirates don't have that many other Major League-ready pitchers waiting in their system.
Reyes, along with Brad Lincoln and Jeff Locke, provides the Pirates with some insurance in case Morton or anyone else is not able to be a part of that Opening Day rotation.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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It's been a little over a year since a swimming accident left Lafayette High School Athlete, Austin Whitten, in a wheelchair. And even though he's not able to play football right now, it hasn't stopped him from cheering on his high school team. Whitten tells Channel 3 he loves sports, so it's no wonder that even after his accident, he couldn't stay away from one of the teams he devoted so much of his time to. And Friday night was no different as Whitten showed up in his favorite attire, his very own number 8 football jersey.He tells us he comes to every Lafayette High School football practice, scrimmage, and game that he can; just to show support for the team that he calls his second family. He says he wouldn't miss it for the world. "It's very important. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. This is where I always want to be," said Whitten.Whitten has been attending physical therapy and says he has regained some feeling. He tells Channel 3 that he will always hold on to the hope that he might someday put on his jersey and get to play on the field with his teammates once again.
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The Builders Association of the Twin Cities is hosting its Builders WareHouse is this Saturday in Golden Valley.
The BATC opened the new retail store this fall that sells new and gently used building materials, display model home furniture and accessories, and other items donated by the members of BATC. The store is located in a warehouse in Golden Valley, and open limited hours and by appointment.
The public is invited to shop their spring sale:
When: Saturday, April 12, 2014 • 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Where: 5905 Golden Valley Road, Golden Valley, MN 55422
More information: http://newsroom.batconline.org/news/201402/batc-foundation-holds-spring-sale-builders-warehouse
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As domestic sewage and industrial effluent treatment plants, Ovivo's Rotating Biological Contactors (RBCs) remove soluble, biodegradable, organic materials from domestic and industrial wastewater, achieving a high quality final effluent that is safe for discharge. Driven by low power motors, the RBC technology is one of the most efficient ...


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A rare letter from Abraham Lincoln was among the finds when the TV show Antiques Roadshow filmed in Myrtle Beach last year.
The signed letter from Lincoln was one of the few written by Lincoln in 1860 as he prepared for the election, according to information from South Carolina ETV, which will air the show. The show also discovered a famous first edition of Gone With the Wind and crystals once owned by Marilyn Monroe while filming in Myrtle Beach in June. There also was an Austrian lamp, silver made in China and pre-Columbian gold pendants from Central America.
More than 6,000 people took about 12,000 items to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center for the PBS shows filming.
The Myrtle Beach episodes are set to air on South Carolina ETV on Feb. 18, Feb. 25 and March 25, each time at 8 p.m. Folks can also get a behind-the-scenes look at what went into making the Myrtle Beach episodes at 9 p.m. Feb. 18 on ETV, right after the first Myrtle Beach episode.
Its our privilege to showcase Myrtle Beach and South Carolina in a positive light on national prime time television, ETV President and CEO Linda OBryon said in a news release.
Antiques Roadshow features a team of specialists who offer free appraisals of antiques and collectibles. Those with items share tales of family heirlooms, yard sale purchases and items salvaged from attics and basements.
Brookgreen Gardens will be featured during the first Myrtle Beach show Feb. 18. The shows host Mark L. Walberg, joined by appraiser Eric Silver, visited the attraction to discuss the sculptures and early 20th-century female sculptors. The other Myrtle Beach episodes will include Hobcaw Barony and a 19th century blockade rifle and its connection to the Waccamaw River.
Those wanting to get a sneak peek at the shows visit to Myrtle Beach can pay to attend a special screening to benefit the ETV Endowment. The special screening, with Walberg as a guest, will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the S.C. State Museum Palmetto Gallery. Cost is $75 for a pair of tickets or $40 for a single ticket. Call 1-877-253-2092 to reserve a seat.
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Companhia De Bebidas Das Americas Ambev (ABV): Today's Featured Food & Beverage Loser
Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev (ABV) pushed the Food & Beverage industry lower today making it today's featured Food & Beverage loser. The industry as a whole closed the day up 0.6%. By the end of trading, Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev fell 64 cents (-1.7%) to $37.57 on average volume. Throughout the day, 3.2 million shares of Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 2.8 million shares. The stock ranged in price between $37.33-$38.23 after having opened the day at $37.91 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $38.21. Other company's within the Food & Beverage industry that declined today were: Feihe International (ADY), down 17.8%, Tianli Agritech (OINK), down 9%, Key Technology (KTEC), down 5.9%, and SkyPeople Fruit Juice (SPU), down 5.8%. Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev engages in the production, distribution, and sale of beer, draft beer, carbonated soft drinks, malt, and other non-alcoholic and non-carbonated products in the Americas. It also sells bottled water, isotonics, and ready-to-drink teas. Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev has a market cap of $120.55 billion and is part of the consumer goods sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 103.6, above the average food & beverage industry P/E ratio of 25.3 and above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 7.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday. Currently there are three analysts that rate Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and three rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Companhia de Bebidas das Americas Ambev as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its expanding profit margins, increase in net income, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity and solid stock price performance. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company is trading at a premium valuation based on our review of its current price compared to such things as earnings and book value.
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WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 Xbox 360 Cheats
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 Xbox 360 Cheats
On the Options Menu Cheat Codes Screen using the following to unlock:
CENATION-Unlock John Cena's HLR Costume
Milan Miracle-Unlock Santino Marella New Costume
ViperRKO-Unlocks Randy Orton's alternate ring gear
Bow Down-Unlocks Shawn Michaels' DX ring gear
The Great One-Unlocks The Rock
Suck IT!-Unlocks Triple H's DX ring gear
BonusBrawl-Unlocks Vince Office and The Dirt Sheet as areas for Backstage Brawl
Disney Fairies Tinker Bell DS Passwords
Disney Fairies Tinker Bell DS Passwords
Spell Book Codes
Go to the Minister of Autumn to enter these codes into the spell book to receive items, clothes, and DGamer bonuses. Certain spells can only be used once and/or by specific talent fairies!
Password Effect
8196 - 3691 - 3101 (Tinker Fairies only!) Euphorbia top, Euphorbia skirt,
Euphorbia headband, Euphorbia boots
0003 - 5285 - 1616 (Garden Fairies only!) Pansy top
1823 - 6488 - 0698 (Garden Fairies only!) Pansy skirt
4381 - 9426 - 6582 (Garden Fairies only!) Pansy headband
7939 - 2022 - 0172 (Garden Fairies only!) Pansy slippers
4764 - 3013 - 6282 (Light Fairies only!) Marigold top
5083 - 3737 - 9968 (Light Fairies only!) Marigold skirt
1264 - 3468 - 9475 (Light Fairies only!) Marigold headband
5904 - 5237 - 0564 (Light Fairies only!) Marigold slippers
3133 - 6138 - 0316 (Water Fairies only!) Tillandsia top
0384 - 6266 - 1444 (Water Fairies only!) Tillandsia skirt
6904 - 4575 - 3307 (Water Fairies only!) Tillandsia headband
9288 - 6449 - 1545 (Water Fairies only!) Tillandsia slippers
7891 - 5940 - 5474 (Tinker Fairies only!) Poinsettia top, Poinsettia skirt
, Poinsettia headband, Poinsettia boots
9662 - 7452 - 5024 (Water Fairies only!) Curcuma top, Curcuma skirt, Curcuma
headband, Curcuma slippers
9371 - 1418 - 1583 (Garden Fairies only!) Dahlia top, Dahlia skirt, Dahlia
headband, Dahlia slippers
3328 - 4360 - 6775 (Light Fairies only!) Lantana top, Lantana skirt, Lantana
headband, Lantana slippers
7535 - 6578 - 0054 (Animal Fairies only!) Aster top, Aster skirt, Aster
headband, Aster boots
0431 - 0738 - 6429 Spider Silk - can be used 10 times
2495 - 6208 - 7251 Silkworm Thread - can be used 10 times
1445 - 5275 - 2863 Flower Seed - can be used 10 times
2793 - 9162 - 0449 Nut - can be used 10 times
7512 - 4530 - 8252 Round Leaf - can be used 10 times
9051 - 9214 - 2887 Twig - can be used 10 times
3010 - 8766 - 0864 Pumpkin - can be used 10 times
7163 - 9136 - 7487 Unlocks Fairies DS Kit in DGamer
2942 - 4327 - 6109 Unlocks Tink DS Case in DGamer
7451 - 8050 - 0684 Unlocks Sceptre DS Stylus in DGamer
Disney Fairies Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure Unlockables
DGamer Collections
Unlockable How to Unlock
Fawn Outfit Finish Fairy Mode with an Animal Fairy.
Rosetta Outfit Finish Fairy Mode with a Garden Fairy.
Iridessa Outfit Finish Fairy Mode with a Light Fairy.
Silvermist Outfit Finish Fairy Mode with a Water Fairy.
Tinker Hammer Finish Fairy Mode with a Tinker Fairy.
DGamer Honors
Unlockable How to Unlock
Garden Fairy Finish Fairy Mode with a Garden Fairy.
Animal Fairy Finish Fairy Mode with an Animal Fairy.
Light Fairy Finish Fairy Mode with a Light Fairy.
Tinker Fairy Finish Fairy Mode with a Tinker Fairy.
Water Fairy Finish Fairy Mode with a Waterl Fairy.
Pokemon Pearl DS Cheats
Pokemon Pearl DS Unlockables
National Dex/Completing the Sinnoh Dex
Luckily, in this game, all you have to do to complete the Sinnoh Dex is SEE all the Pokemon in the Dex, as opposed to catching them like in previous games. And once you see all the Pokemon, you unlock the National Dex. There are 151 Pokemon in the Sinnoh Dex, but not all the new Pokemon are included in it.
Unlockable How to Unlock
National Dex Complete the Sinnoh Dex (see all 150 Shinou
Pokemon, Manaphy (#151) is not included)
Earning Stars and Colours for your Trainer's Card
The following tasks can be completed in any order, and are not linked to any particular trainer card colour. You gain one star for completing any single task, up to a cumulative total of five stars for completing all of the following tasks:
Beat the Elite Four.
- Win any one Master Rank Super Contest
- Win 100 consecutive battles in Battle Tower
- Earn a Platinum flag in the Underground (Capture 50 flags)
- Capture all 482 Pokemon (excluding event-only Pokemon)
Unlockable How to Unlock
Red Card You start with this card
Blue Card Earn 1 star
Bronze Card Earn 2 stars
Silver Card Earn 3 stars
Gold Card Earn 4 stars
Black Card Earn 5 stars
Pokemon Pearl Easter Eggs
Diamond dust in Snowpoint city.

On January 12 every year, instead of snow falling from the sky in Snowpoint city, you will see some sparkles, these sparkles are called diamond dust.
Pokemon Pearl Secrets
Hatch Egg Faster

If you are trying to hatch an egg and have a Pokemon with the Magma Armor or Flame Body ability in your party, then it will cut the hatch time in half.
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 Xbox 360 Achievements
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 Xbox 360 Achievements
2010 Hall of Fame Nominee (100) - Induct a Superstar into the HALL OF FAME.
A Grappling Machine (20) - In one match, perform all 16 STRONG GRAPPLE moves on your opponent (single player only).
A Showman Like No Other (50) - Have a total of 20 or more 5-star rated matches in your overall match history.
Ahead of the Pack (50) - Win as tentative Champion from start to end in CHAMPIONSHIP SCRAMBLE. (single player only)
An Original Design (15) - Create an original image using the PAINT TOOL.
And STILL Champion... (100) - Defend a Title in a Championship Scramble match on Legend difficulty (single player only).
Ask Him Ref! (20) - Win 10 matches by submission (single player only).
Brand Warfare Story (20) - Complete the BRAND WARFARE story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
Career Growth (50) - Increase the overall rating of a CREATED SUPERSTAR character to a 90 or above.
Check Out the New Threads (15) - Create ALTERNATE ATTIRE for a CREATED SUPERSTAR and new THREADS for a WWE SUPERSTAR.
Created Superstar Story (20) - Complete the CREATE A SUPERSTAR story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
Developmental Graduate (50) - Complete the TRAINING CHECKLIST.
Edge Story (20) - Complete the EDGE story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
Face on the Big Screen (15) - Convert a HIGHLIGHT REEL into an entrance movie.
Finisher of the Year Candidate (20) - Create a dive finisher, in Create A Finisher mode, and use it in a match (single player only).
HBK Story (20) - Complete the HBK story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
Intermediate Technician (20) - Succeed at a cumulative total of 50 reversals (single player only).
Mickie James Story (20) - Complete the MICKIE JAMES story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
New Superstar Initiative (15) - Create a SUPERSTAR in CREATE A SUPERSTAR Mode.
Nothing More to Collect (100) - Unlock all the playable characters and bonus items.
Orton Story (20) - Complete the ORTON story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.
Royal Rumble Specialist (100) - Win a 30-Man ROYAL RUMBLE as the first entrant without changing Superstars (single player only).
Shoulders to the Mat (20) - Win 50 matches by pinfall (single player only).
Story Designer (20) - Create an original story using WWE STORY DESIGNER Mode.
Technical Wizardry (100) - Succeed at a cumulative total of 100 reversals (single player only).
A few hints and tips
Easy Strength orbs.
If you want to level up your strength fast, the easiest thing to do is go to an area with a high concentration of freaks, get a big group of them around you, then when you're surrounded just start swinging away. Works well with explosives too, just remember to jump away from the explosion.
Freak killing spree
Entry Location: Night time anywhere
If you're having trouble trying to unlock a new vehicle, this will help you out a lot and faster at night time get a vehicle, get into and just drive, drive around town, and just run over every single freak, it's much easier if they in hoards and walking
together that way you get more driving energy so just keep running over freaks and squishing them repeat this until you unlock the vehicle you would like to unlock
Orb finder
Entry Location: While playing game
When playing press ^ on the d-pad and it will show you to the nearest orb.
Giant Toilet and a LOT of Balls
Entry Location: Agency Tower
When you do the "pebble dash" achievement at the bottom of the chimney stack is a giant toilet that has some ducks around.if you get out of the toilet then you"ll see many balls.If you survive that is. Level 5 agility is recommended.
Unlock Glide Suit.
To get this you need to become level 5 in Agility.
SSX On Tour PSP Cheats
SSX On Tour PSP Cheats
Enter these Cheat codes by selecting "Cheats" from the "Extras" Menu.
All Levels BACKSTAGEPASS
Chapter 1 INEEDAFRIEND
All Clothing FLYTHREADS
All Movies THEBIGPICTURE
Extra Cash LOOTSNOOT
Infinite Boost ZOOMJUICE
Monster Tricks JACKALOPESTYLE
Snowball Fight LETSPARTY
Stat Boost POWERPLAY
Unlock Characters ROADIERROUNDUP
Unlock Conrad (The MiniViking) BIGPARTYTIME
Unlock Mitch Koobski (The Unicorn) MOREFUNTHANONE
Unlock Nigel (Rocker) THREEISACROWD
Unlock Ski Patrol Character FOURSOME
Jewel Quest 3 PC Cheats
Jewel Quest 3 PC Cheats
Access Locked Boards
If you are stuck and want to access locked boards then use the following:
Alt + Enter enables you to get into locked boards.
Guitar Hero Metallica Wii Cheats
Guitar Hero Metallica Wii Cheats
At the main menu, select "Options", "Cheats", "Enter New Cheat", then enter one of the following codes to unlock the corresponding cheat option. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.
Always Slide
Press Green(2), Red(2), Yellow, Red, Yellow, Blue. This mode turns all guitar notes (not chords) into touch pad sliding notes connected by purple lines. It has no effect online.
Always Drum Fill
Press Red(3), Blue(2), Green(2), Yellow.
Auto Kick
Press Yellow, Green, Red, Blue(4), Red. This mode automatically plays the bass pedal for the drummer. It has no effect online.
Hyperguitar, Hyperbass, and Hyperdrums
Press Green, Blue, Red, Yellow(2), Red, Green(2).
Line 6 Effects
Press Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green to unlock additional Line 6 effects in the Music Studio.
Performance mode
Press Yellow(2), Blue, Red, Blue, Green, Red(2).
Metallica Costumes
Press Green, Red, Yellow, Blue(2), Yellow, Red, Green.
Invisible Rocker
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The nights are cool now and cold rains have whipped through the Goshen area the past few days. Colorful leaves are falling on lawns. The palette of flowers in this year's quilt garden have been pulled up and no one is stopping in front of the courthouse to take pictures of the garden. These are all reminders that the height of our tourism season has passed. But it was a good year for the local tourist industry.
In Wednesday's edition correspondent DL Perrin told about how Shipshewana merchants felt tourism numbers were pretty good this year and that four out of every five dollars of retail activity in LaGrange County comes from tourism. Also, The Goshen News reported that back in 2011, local tourism poured $401 million into our local economy.
Here in the heart of the recreational vehicle industry economy we oftentimes forget that there are other industries that contribute in a big way to our local economy. Tourism is one of those industries.
Our local tourism is unique. We don't have snow-capped mountains or lovely lakeshores. What we do have is a variety of small attractions, when taken together, create a collection of events and venues that can hold the attention of an eclectic tour bus group.
Of course the Amish-lifestyle is a big draw in western LaGrange County and southern Elkhart County. But there is so much more to do and see in Goshen and surrounding areas. The Ignition Garage music venue has become a draw for music fans who want to experience live music up close and in a personal setting.
First Fridays draws thousands of people from throughout Michiana. The Elkhart County Fair has become a Midwest attraction and the fairgrounds is used often by groups holding large recreational vehicle rallies. The RV industry itself is an attraction, with rally groups and others taking tours of local factories. There is also the splendid RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart where historic RVs are on display.
Besides these popular attractions, hundreds of restaurants, shops, quilting seminars, church symposiums, Goshen College events, bicycle rides and running and walking events draw people to our county's communities. And the people who come here like what they see and experience. That is why we believe our county's hospitality and the nice people who live here are the biggest draw for tourists. Tourists know they will get quality items in stores, a smile and a "thank-you" from shop owners and they can ask anyone for directions and get a courteous response.
Combined with the local attractions, our fine quality of life will continue to draw tourists in the future and we expect this industry will become more important to the local economy each year. For all those who work in the local tourist industry and offer service with a smile hundreds of times every day, we say "good job." And most of all, "thank you."


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Hey fat_professor. According to the latest information that I have seen, Ally's current base lease rate and residual value for a 39 month lease of a 2011 Chrysler 200 Sedan Limited with 15,000 miles per year are 3.15% and 47%, respectively.
As you can see, Ally publishes lease rates instead of money factors for the vehicles that it leases. You can convert its published lease rates into approximate money factor equivalents by dividing them by 2400.
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showroom4 Posts: 4Hey Carman,
I have been having a hard time getting dealers to reveal money factors and other lease worksheets .I think it may be easier for me to just try and do a more straightforward negotiation.
I am looking at a Chrysler 200 Touring with the v6, msrp around $24,400. What would be a good deal for a monthly payment with all taxes (8.75%), registration, fees rolled in. Looking for a lease either 24 month , or 36/39 months 12000 miles/yr, zero out of pocket.
I think this car in base form with the new v6 represents a good value, but I'd like to be at about $275 or less a month for zero due at signing payment. Am I being realistic? Thanks!
Hi showroom4. If I was in the market for a 2011 Chrysler 200 right now, I personally would shoot for a selling price of around $500 or so over dealer invoice minus any available cash incentives. This model's incentives vary by region. If you tell me what state you are in, I should be able to give you an idea of what they are like in your area.
Also, let me know what this car's dealer invoice and MSRP are (you can find them over in the New Vehicle Pricing section of Edmunds.com) and I can work up a payment for you.
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ak66 Posts: 1Hi Car Man! I'm also in the market for a 2011 Chrysler 200 Touring with V6.
I am in New Jersey. The MSRP on the car I've built on the Chrysler website is 24,085 incl. destination. It also indicates a "2011 Northeast Customer Cash Allowance 32CB5" of -$2,500, which brings the price down to $21,585.
I'm looking for either 24 or 36 mo. lease with $0 down. Is it realistic to go below $300/month including tax? (NJ tax is 7%).
Thanks a lot!
I can help you out, frankly2. This month you can lease this car through either Ally or the new Chrysler Capital, but next month I think that all special leases for Chrysler will go through Chrysler Capital.
Chrysler Financial's April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Chrysler 200 Sedan Limited with 15,000 miles per year are .00005 and 53%. Just in case the Chrysler Capital lease program isn't available in your area yet, the Ally numbers are 0.11% and 53% (this is a lease rate instead of a money factor).
The residual value for a lease with 12,000 miles per year would be 2% higher.
Chrysler is providing a $1,500 cash incentive on leases of this car through either bank.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — With LSU's back against the wall, nearly down-and-out at home against No. 3 South Carolina, the Tigers turned to Jeremy Hill and the defense.
Both delivered and because they did, national title hopes remain alive.
Hill rushed for 124 yards and two touchdowns, including a fourth-quarter 50-yard roar-inducing dash through the middle of the Gamecocks defense that turned into the game-winning points in LSU's 23-21 victory.
"I think we kind of wore those guys down," Hill said. "They got tired as the game went on so we just kept running down hill, just hitting them hard and eventually we were going to break one. That's kind of what I did."
It nearly wasn't enough. South Carolina took the ensuing possession 77 yards in 11 plays, scoring on a one-yard touchdown pass that cut LSU's nine-point lead to just two with 1:41 to play.
South Carolina's onside kick screamed out of bounds and LSU held on.
And once again, the Tigers (6-1, 2-1 SEC) can dream of BCS title hopes.
"It really was a street fight on both sides," LSU coach Les Miles said. "I'd like to distance myself from the opponent a bit more."
A week after one of the school's worst offensive performances in years, LSU put together a game that should begin to give it confidence back. The Tigers racked up more than 400 yards and converted 11 of 19 third downs.
LSU's defense did the rest, holding South Carolina's offense to just 199 yards and allowing the Gamecocks to convert only 3 of 13 third downs. South Carolina (6-1, 4-1) got only 35 yards on 13 carries from Marcus Lattimore.
"Tonight I realized why LSU was preseason No. 1," South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said. "They're a big, strong team. They can run the ball and stop the run. That was the biggest difference in the game probably."
Saturday night marked the 22nd consecutive win in Tiger Stadium for LSU and kept the Tigers from losing back-to-back games for the first time since 2008.
LSU's defense took the field first and set the tone early in the hard-hitting interdivisional SEC Top 10 showdown. Barkevious Mingo stuffed South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore on third-and-one, forcing a Gamecocks punt.
And then the Tigers used a varied offense to get into scoring position. LSU called five passes and nine runs to move into a first-and-goal spot at the South Carolina 3. But three straight run plays netted just 2 yards, including Kenny Hilliard getting stood up at the goal line, and LSU settled for an 18-yard Drew Alleman field goal and a 3-0 lead.
The Tigers' defense once again forced a South Carolina punt. Once again, LSU looked to be moving towards points, using a third-down screen pass to Jeremy Hill for 21 yards to get into South Carolina territory. But Zach Mettenberger's fourth thrown interception of the season killed the drive and swung momentum to the Gamecocks.
Two plays after the Gamecocks' Jimmy Legree returned an interception 71 yards to LSU's 1-yard line, Connor Shaw hit Ace Sanders for a touchdown, putting the Tigers in a 7-3 hole early in the second quarter.
"It's a play we ran four weeks in a row. It worked every week," said Mettenberger, who finished 12 of 25 for 148 yards. "I went through my read. Find the defender to cover the bubble and they game planned it. You could tell by how the corner jumped it. No excuses there."
On the ensuing series after South Carolina's touchdown, the Tigers drove to the Gamecocks' 15. But three straight plays netted no yards and Alleman pushed a 32-yard field goal left, leaving LSU with nothing after a chance to cut into South Carolina's lead or even take it back.
South Carolina then went on its longest drive of the first half, a 12-play drive that moved as deep as the LSU 28. Josh Downs, however, came up big for LSU's defense on second down, sacking Shaw for a 10-yard loss to take the Gamecocks out of field goal range.
LSU got the ball to begin the third quarter and 3 minutes, 36 seconds later, the team's long touchdown drought came to an end. Jeremy Hill's 7-yard touchdown ended a nearly 145-minute stretch of SEC games with a touchdown for the Tigers and gave LSU a 10-7 lead. The touchdown was the first time in three red-zone possessions the Tigers were able to punch up a full score.
After trading possession, the Tigers allowed Gamecocks returner Ace Sanders to get to the LSU 36. A penalty, however, negated the 50-yard return and put South Carolina at its own 46-yard line. No matter as the Gamecocks used just 1:41 on five plays to re-take the lead 14-10 on Lattimore's 2-yard run.
The Tigers cut into South Carolina's lead 14-13 when they had to settle for a 20-yard Alleman field goal after three plays inside the 10 netted just six yards with 10:17 to play.
Moments later, Alleman drilled a 22-yard field goal, giving the Tigers a 16-14 lead. The score came after LSU's biggest defensive play of the night, an interception by junior safety Eric Reid on a Gamecocks' third down.


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[Spelling Reform Anthology §2.5 pp19-23]
[Spelling Progress Bulletin, Summer 1980, pp2-6]
Main article.
Is Spelling Reform Feasible?, by Elsie M. Oakensen,*
Appendix I.(1) Different sounds for the same letter:
a cat baby call calf want many errand imaging about(2) Different groups of letters for the same sound:
e be bed pretty seargeant Derby over
o woman women for other no olive do labour down
u up use put but rule busy rule busy bury quite
sh ocean ship herbaceous chef stanchion cachou fuchsia special vicious pshaw exemption sugar fascist seneschal cushion schottische conscience conscious pension sjambok issue mission satiate, tortoiseshell nation cautious luxury flexion anxious(3) Silent letters:
ə about the mother captain pageant nuisance luncheon special region errand cupboard
a, dead, b, doubt, c, back, d, adjust, e, have, f, staff,
g, reign, h, honor, i, receive, j, hajji, k, know, l, talk,
m, mnemonic, n, condemn, o, journal, p, psychology,
q, lacquer, r, carry, s, island, t, watch, u, build, v, navvy,
w, who, x, billet-doux, y, played. z, puzzle.
Appendix II.Comparison of alphabet symbols.
Wurld Inglish, New Spelling, Torskript, and Consistent Spelling all keep the capital letters.
i.t a. retains c to keep the similarity with traditional orthography and uses or and au as these are sounded differently in some countries.
Consistent.Spelling uses X for the ks sound and q for the neutral vowel sound.
In simpl speling, one symbol represents more than one sound, e.g. (hit, year) and a (a, hat, pass)
In Consistent Spelling and simpl speling, both oo (book) and w (wet), are represented by w.
New Spelling differs from Wurld Inglish in that W.I. adds diacritical marks to th (them) and th (thin) in place of N.S. dh and th. Also N.S. uses oo and uu as in good fuud whereas W.I. uses them as guud food.
Torskript and simpl speling use ð for the th sound in (them) and Consistent Spelling uses c for that sound.
The authors of these systems are:
New Spelling: Walter Ripman and William Archer
Wurld Inglish: Herbert S. Wilkinson
i.t.a.: Sir James Pitman
Torsikript: Victor P. Paulsen
Consistent Spelling: Dr. Walter Gassner
Readspel: Kingsley Read
simpl speling: Edward Smith
Appendix III.The way to spelling reform - a brief history of spelling reform over seven centuries.
13th century An Augustine Canon named ORM distinguished short vowels
from long by doubling the succeeding consonants, or when not feasible, by marking
the short vowels with a superimposed breve.
1476 WILLIAM CAXTON deliberately adopted certain spellings in the
interests of consistency and uniformity.
1568 Sir THOMAS SMITH proposed an extended set of symbols (Alphabetum
Angelicum), with 34 characters.
1569 JOHN HART used diacritical marks to distinguish vowel sounds and
devised new symbols for consonants.
- WILLIAM BULLOKAR used numerous marks both above and below letters
to assist readers. He suggested that vowels should have marks to indicate length and
quality; vowels should be doubled for long sounds e.g. oo, and that some
silent letters (e, b, i, o) should disappear.
1530-1611 RICHARD MULCASTER recommended no change in the existing 24
letters (j and v were still included under i and u).
Mulcaster's influence was considerable and he listed the first rules of spelling.
1621 ALEXANDER GILL thought spelling should be phonetic but made
allowance for derivation, difference of meaning, accepted usage and dialect.
1634 CHARLES BUTLER was particularly keen on single characters or the
ligature for the existing double or doubled symbols, but he was completely
1640 SIMON DAINE was interested in letter names and referred to the
changing pronunciation of the time with its relationship to spelling.
1644 RICHARD HODGES highlighted homophones. He disliked unnecessary
double consonants and was concerned about the different sounds of vowels in
different words. He used diacritic marks and separated syllables by a hyphen.
1668 JOHN WILKINS was concerned with word confusion. He had 450
characters in his system.
1768 Dr BENJAMIN FRANKLIN dispensed with c, j, q, w, x, y and added 6
new characters, but he relied on digraphs and for a long vowel he doubled the short
- Dr. WILLIAM THORNTON aimed at one symbol for each spoken sound and
included © for sh, #1 for aw, and #2 for wh.
1840 Sir ISAAC PITMAN. In his Phonography in Writing by Sound,
being a New and Natural System of Shorthand, the signs and symbols were
consistently phonetically and emphasised the anomalies of English spelling. In
Pitman's Shorthand we have a phonetic spelling that for consistency and accuracy,
has stood the test of time.
1866 Dr. EDWIN LEIGH invented Fonotypy and carried out experiments in
it and with an alphabet that indicated all sounds and silent letters without
1908 PITMAN's enthusiasm and inventiveness encouraged the formation
of the Simplified Spelling Society.
1912 ROBERT BRIDGES (Poet Laureate) belonged to the Society for
Pure English. He removed mute letters, e.g. hav, liv, coud, etc.
1914 Miss McCALLUM successfully taught a reading system based on the
'International Phonetic Alphabet', at a school in Cowdenbeath.
1856-1950 GEORGE BERNARD SHAW was interested "in the
introduction of a new English alphabet containing between 40 and 50 new letters to
be used and taught concurrently with the old alphabet until one or the other proves
the fitter to survive,"
In his own writings he dropped the u in our endings and apostrophes in noun possessives, and abbreviated words and phrases. After his death part of his estate was used for the alphabet scheme in which in
1962 Androcles and the Lion was published.
The 'Shaw Contest Alphabet' was of 40 letters and 8 digraphs. Shaw provided money in his will for the inauguration of a "British alphabet of at least 40 letters" to be devised by a qualified phonetician. [Shaw: see Journals, Newsletters, Anthology, Bulletins.]
1949 Dr. MONT FOLLICK, Labour M.P. for Loughborough introduced a
private members' Spelling Reform Bill into the House of Commons, seconded by
Sir JAMES PITMAN. The Bill was defeated in a small house by a vote of 84 to 87.
WORDS IN COLOUR (Gattegno, 1940)At the First International Conference of the Simplified Spelling Society (London, 1975), it was decided that trials should be organised at some future date when Phonetic Alphabets should be compared for usefulness in teaching English, and the evidence set before the Government with a suggestion of Spelling Reform.
COLOR STORY READING (Jones, 1965)
DIACRITICAL MARKING SYSTEM (Fry, 1966)
Thirteen new alphabets have been formulated including:
NEW SPELLING (Simplified Spelling Society, 1948)
REGULARIZED INGLISH (Wijk, 1958)
i.t.a. (Pitman, 1961)
The SHAW CONTEST ALPHABET (composit of 4 winners, 1962.)
TORSKRIPT (Paulsen, 1963)
SENSUBLE SPELLING (Jamieson, 1973)
WURLD INGLISH (Wilkinson, 1970)
These have all received a certain amount of publicity.
The alphabets offered for the trials were nos. 2 through 7 listed above in Appendix II.
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When Hurricane Sandy hit Howell the storm brought mostly heavy rain and strong winds which caused damage to some homes and knocked out power to residents for a week or more.
Just a few towns away the storm brought near total devastaion for families who lost everything they owned in a very short period of time. In an effort to help those people Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center and Young's Appliance are taking up a collection of a variety of items.
For those people able to help the companies released a list of items they are collecting including:
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- Feminine Hygiene Products
- Non-Perishable Food Items
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Press Release: KaBOOM! STUDIOS Launches Bravest Warriors This OctoberA comics news article
This October, KaBOOM! is proud to announce BRAVEST WARRIORS, based on the new Pendleton Ward cartoon, written by Joey Comeau (A SOFTER WORLD) and drawn by Mike Holmes (ADVENTURE TIME).
Additionally, KaBOOM! Studios is pleased to announce a last minute signing at San Diego Comic Con with Pendleton Ward, creator of the brand new animated series that BRAVEST WARRIORS is based on. Ward will be signing in the designated Comic-Con signing area in the Sails Pavilion on Saturday 1:30pm-2:30pm. In order to be eligible to participate in the signing, fans must come to the BOOM! booth (#2743) to obtain a ticket. In order to obtain a ticket for the Pendleton Ward signing, fans must purchase the Adventure Time #1 Pendleton Ward SDCC exclusive variant cover on Wednesday night, Thursday, or Friday during show hours. The tickets will be limited to 500 total and numbered. Ticket holders will be entered into a lottery for one of 30 guaranteed signing spots on Saturday. Winning ticket numbers will be posted at the BOOM! booth on Saturday morning. Winning ticket holders will be eligible to get one item signed by Ward.
POWER! RESPECT! Join Chris, Wallow, Beth and Danny, four 16-year-old heroes-for-hire, as they warp from galaxy to galaxy, saving alien races with the power of their…emotions. They're noble, righteous and totally bodacious! This new series of original comics based on the new series from ADVENTURE TIME creator Pendleton Ward is sure to be a smash!
"I love the good natured respect of friendship and silliness at the heart of Pendleton Ward's work," commented writer Comeau, "I'm excited for people to see what I have planned for the characters!"
BRAVEST WARRIORS ships in October with main covers by Tyler Hesse and Maris Wicks. As well as Marc Bell, Jim Rugg and Pendleton Ward variants. This title is a six-issue mini-series which is accessible to all ages. Each issue will run a full 32 pages and will carry a $3.99 price point.


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11:00am Thursday 24th April 2014 in Sport
PERSHORE Swimming Club sent an eight-strong squad to the City of Birmingham open meet, claiming three gold medals, three silvers and two bronzes.
William Gearey, 11, lowered existing Midland qualifying times and set personal bests while winning the 50-metre backstroke (35.37 seconds) and 50m freestyle (29.38).
Gearey added silvers in the 100m freestyle (one minute 04.56 seconds) and 200m individual medley (2.43.08) as well as a bronze in the 200m breaststroke (3.07.59).
He also swam pbs in the 100m butterfly and 200m freestyle.
Patrick Heeks, 10, secured another Midland qualifying time with gold in the 200m backstroke (2.49.62).
Heeks also grabbed bronze in the 100m butterfly (1.27.81) and was close to another district time in the 100m freestyle.
Tamara Marsden, nine, took home silver in the 400m freestyle in 7.20.33, knocking 25 seconds off her pb.
She produced pbs in the 200m and 50m breaststroke, 200m individual medley and 50m freestyle.
Alexandra Barry, 10, had a string of pbs, including the 50m butterfly, 100m backstroke, individual medley, butterfly and freestyle and 400m freestyle.
Isobel Cumming, 11, opted to swim the longer distances, setting a new pb in the 800m freestyle.
Charlotte Downey, 11, smashed pbs in the 50m backstroke, 400m, 100m and 50m freestyle and 200m breaststroke, individual medley and backstroke.
Amelia Gearey, nine, clocked a big pb in the 200m backstroke and impressed in the 50m breaststroke.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- A local legislator is taking a break from politics and lending his voice to spread holiday cheer.
State Representative Dan Brady is starring in the Pantagraph's Holiday Spectacular.
Tuesday night, the cast and crew gathered for a dress rehearsal.
While it may be surprising for some to see the republican in the limelight, Brady says his performance has become a holiday tradition.
"I think it's nice that it gives a little reprieve from the pressure of the political side of things," said Brady. "And people knowing you from one angle and that respect and saying 'hey, he has a different façade he can put on once in a while, and then he can also actually be himself and do a little theatre.'"
Opening night of the Holiday Spectacular is Friday at 7:30 p.m., with additional shows on Saturday and Sunday.
For show times and ticket prices visit www.holidayspectacular.org