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The two orange arrows on the top of the 5 min EURUSD chart below (last chart) show the Stop Hunting- and Market Price Rigging process and it further illustrates the importance of breakout trading strategies.
The recurring manipulative Stop hunting strategy in Forex is used by the FX Manipulators to fool breakout traders with the typical failed first breakout. The Market Price Rigging Manipulation via Stop Runs allows the Forex Manipulators to catch the stops of the breakout traders and thus this price rigging strategy most often prevents the typical breakout trader to successfully participate in the true breakout.
Most often at striking price levels, like - highs/ lows/ round numbers/ mainstream Support and Resistance levels -, the market price manipulators enforce the failed first breakout - stop hunting. The Stops of the breakout traders get cleared, who entered the market after their limit orders got triggered through the penetration of the striking level. Furthermore, many stop loss orders of other traders got also cleared through the slight penetration of the striking chart level.
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The highlighted Doji candles on the 5 min and on the 1 hour chart could have been used as trading triggers. There are also many continuation patterns on the 5 min chart (green circles) and an inverted Head and Shoulders chart pattern on the 4 hour/ 1 hour chart.
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Former Palo Alto banker Carl Schmitt dies
Original post made on Feb 25, 2008
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, February 25, 2008, 3:31 PM
on Feb 25, 2008 at 10:36 pm
I was an early customer of University National Bank, when they had their first office at Lytton and Florence. Carl Schmitt sent an invitation to the bank's customers to come in one evening for a slide show of his then-recent trip to China. They had a bunch of chairs set up in the lobby area, and served punch and cookies. Not many bankers do things like that nowadays.
on Feb 28, 2008 at 3:24 am
I'm sorry to hear this.
on Aug 12, 2013 at 1:51 pm
My husband (who is now deceased) had a graphic design business in the late 70's early 80's in Palo Alto and became a customer of University National Bank - we were treated well which included being invited to the bank's many special functions - which included receiving a bag of Walla Walla onions. I just found this website because, as one of the many special thank you gifts the bank sent to their business customers was a series of cards that had printed specific information about other banks and special dates in history and I just found a few of them - I'd like to know if these have any value, and/or should I keep them?
I would appreciate any information anyone could supply in reference to these printed cards. On the "Hapy Anniversary" info card of one of these series I have states "Best Wishes" from Chairman, Carl J. Schmitt and President, Herbert C. Foster.
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In a little more than a week a second man has fallen from his boat while fishing, but this time a life jacket and quick action of workers in a nearby dentist office helped saved him.
The dramatic rescue occurred around 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at Mayes Lake on Crane Ridge Drive, off Ridgewood Road.
Eddie Young was exhausted and trembling after being pulled from the frigid waters of Mayes Lake.
Jackson police, firefighters and dentist officer workers rescued the 77 year old after he fell from his boat.
"He was out there for about 20 minutes, and he said he was getting really tired and he couldn't swim back," said dental assistant Whitney Hedgepeth.
She watched it all unfold from Simmons Young Pediatric Dentistry and provided us with this video.
"He had a life jacket on, and so I walked outside and some people were about to jump in after him, but he was ok with the life jacket. He said he was just getting really cold," said Hedgepeth.
Dental office workers said they watched young repeatedly stand up in the boat behind the office building.
They said he had been fishing all day.
"I didn't want to come to the dentist, but glad I did now," said dental patient Sam Hudson.
The 14 year old from Kosciusko saw the fisherman fall backwards into the lake.
"I was sitting in the dentist chair where they were cleaning my teeth, and everybody just jumped up. He had been standing up and people were saying he's going to fall out in a second, and he just fell out," said Hudson.
Office workers called 911 and but said a rescue boat wasn't coming soon enough so they sprang into action.
"I just stepped right in and took over until the other rescue people got here," said Joni Hannah.
Hannah works as a dental assistant during the week and as a Tri-Community Volunteer Firefighter in Bentonia on the weekends.
"We threw the blue rope out and as they tied it onto the man, the rescue guys we just started pulling the rope in until he got in. We got him on land and took the clothes off of him," said Hannah.
Co-worker Lydia Fondren and others tried to keep young talking until he could be pulled to safety.
She feared he would develop hypothermia.
"He was trying to hold onto the back of the boat, and he just kept slipping down so everybody on the bank kept hollering at him 'Hold onto the boat. Don't leave the boat', but he kept saying 'I'm getting really cold. I can't hold on much longer'," said Fondren.
Despite his ordeal the elderly fisherman remained conscious and able to climb onto an awaiting stretcher.
Young was transported to a local hospital to be treated for hypothermia.
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After spending all summer fixing the Metrodome's roof, workers in Minnesota are now dealing with a new issue involving the Vikings home stadium: mold.
According to the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the stadium's turf has become infested with bacteria, requiring a complete overhaul of the playing surface. The mold is a result of the storm last December that caused the dome's roof to collapse, dumping pounds of snow and ice onto the field.
The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission, which owns the building, will likely replace the turf. The newspaper projects the job will cost around $600,000 and be covered by insurance. Roof workers at the dome would not be delayed by the turf issue.


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I'm incredibly behind on my coverage of this event, in no small part due to UFC 128: Shogun vs. Jones. But, I'm back and I'll update this stream with news and results throughout the rest of the day. First up, here's a video of Arizona State University's Bubba Jenkins shockingly pinning Penn State wunderkind David Taylor for the NCAA title at 157lbs:
Here's some context for those who may not appreciate the pin:
Not just any someone, either. Jenkins pinned Penn State's David Taylor, a redshirt freshman who was 38-0 and is certainly one of the country's most exciting wrestlers.
Jenkins followed a scoreless first period by allowing Taylor to escape. Taylor shot a fairly deep single-leg takedown but Jenkins countered with an overhead cradle from the neutral position and powered Taylor to his back.
The referee did not make a quick call as Taylor was helpless in Jenkins' cradle, the end finally coming at 2:14. Jenkins flew into the arms of his coaches and then was escorted to the waiting ESPN cameras.
Keep in mind this as well: Jenkins formerly wrestled at Penn State. The move to ASU put something of a stigma on Jenkins for lacking commitment and toughness. A win over his former team's rising star is something of a final statement on the questions surrounding Jenkins.


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Every day, someone, somewhere receives help from the American Red Cross. But sometimes, the Red Cross needs your help. Lisanne sat down with the folks from the Texoma Area Red Cross to get the scoop on the big Red Tie Affair benefit coming up on March the 23rd. It's considered one of the biggest events in the area every year with dinner, dancing, a live and silent auction. Tickets, however, are going fast.
Saturday March 23, 2013
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Out of the Tornado
Explore our featured skill using a Scope article, video, activity sheets, and more.
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Featured Skill: Key Ideas and Details
In this multigenre, multimedia lesson, students will learn about a devastating tornado through an article, a first-person account, a poem, and a video. They will use an activity sheet to explore the suffering caused by the disaster and how the residents of Henryville overcame it, which will help them respond to a writing prompt. Finally, students will research something that happened in their own town or state and write a poem about it.
Main objectives:
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Sonia and Steve Force in Manta
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$ 315 - $ 385 / week
$ 800 - $ 1,080 / month
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This condo can also be rented on a monthly basis for $800.00 per month including cable and Internet.
Located on the top floor of a five story building, this penthouse condo has terraces on three sides which offer 360-degree views, including Pacific views. The terraces are sunny with steady tropical breezes. Inside, it's bright and airy. The master bedroom is large and comfy. The kitchen is well equipped and there is a counter or a small dining table.
It is located on a quiet, residential side street in one of Manta's best neighborhoods. The beach is an easy three block walk away. A supermarket, banks, and good restaurants are all within walking distance.
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Located on the beautiful Ruta del Sol coastal highway, Manta is a small, friendly seaport city with a large fishing fleet, steady cargo ship taffic, and cruise ships stopping for the day. Manta has excellent restaurants and there is a new American style mall and a museum. There are supermarkets, bakeries, and cevicherias on almost every business block in the city. There is plenty of night life.
The beaches and the weather are the main attractions of Manta. The Pacific is warm and inviting. Up and down the coast there is world-class surfing, whale watching, and sport fishing. The town of Monte Christi, a major craft center and home of the original Panama hat, is a 15 minute cab ride away.
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Prussia's Pride IPA - Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
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4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
05-01-2014 19:19:51 | More by Durandal_777
4/5 rDev -2.2%
12-11-2013 17:52:58 | More by beerfinder
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -2.2%
12-05-2013 02:03:26 | More by qcbrewer
3.5/5 rDev -14.4%
12-03-2013 04:15:24 | More by mikefuski17
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-22-2013 16:02:10 | More by InspectorBob
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +10%
03-24-2013 15:21:04 | More by brheuer
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
12-07-2012 01:34:25 | More by ssimpson89
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
11-30-2012 03:05:57 | More by jpvenezia
4/5 rDev -2.2%
03-25-2012 23:02:05 | More by rydev24
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
03-22-2012 20:15:36 | More by augie
4/5 rDev -2.2%
01-18-2012 03:26:53 | More by deapokid
4.5/5 rDev +10%
12-21-2011 02:14:35 | More by andyschaps
4/5 rDev -2.2%
12-14-2011 18:22:36 | More by valkyre65
3.83/5 rDev -6.4%
First had: on tap at Rock Bottom, King of Prussia, PA
Poured a slightly hazed golden-yellow with a foamy white head that receded to a fine layer of bubbles. Mainly citrus hops on the nose with floral notes and a touch of malt coming through. Hops and more hops in the taste, pretty bitter, some citrus and pine notes, and some toasted malts just making an appearance in the background. Light-medium mouthfeel, and pretty drinkable, though a bit on the harsh side sometimes, so I usually don't feel like having more than a mug.
06-03-2011 19:17:32 | More by Rifugium
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
On cask, via hand pump @ the King of Prussia Rock Bottom on 7/24/10. Served in an oversized mug.
Pours a clear copper, topped with a little over a finger of frothy bright-white head. Retention here is very good, staying near a finger the whole way through and slathering the sides of the mug with a cascade of lacing that slowly drips down the sides. The aroma is hop forward up front, being green, earthy, and herbal, with some pine poking through and some tropical fruit tones mixing well with the sweetness of the malts. This took a bit long to finally open up but once it did, this was pretty solid.
The taste is green with grapefruit flavor and earthy bitterness, while some pine resin adds a certain degree of stickiness to this. The hops are well balanced here by a sweet backbone of bread and caramel character from the malts, nicely cutting the bitterness, and leaving just some light drying grit and residual juicy fruit notes. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a great feeling smoothness to the carbonation that keeps this flowing just effortlessly across the palate, aided by an almost non-existent ABV.
I think that I often take this for granted since it's always on tap, but man, I forgot just how solid of an IPA this is. Full flavored hop goodness here, with a ridiculously drinkable body (especially on cask). IMHO one of the best IPAs in the Philly burbs here.
07-27-2010 19:53:41 | More by Kegatron
4.83/5 rDev +18.1%
First, I have to say I'm a little biased toward this beer. I drink IPAs almost exclusively and am a Rock Bottom regular. This is one of my favorites of all time, it stands up there with any of the more available IPAs, like Hop Devil or Green Flash. The other brewpubs in the area, like Sly Fox and Iron Hill, can't even come close with their standard IPAs.
Golden with an amber tint. Bitter hoppiness with some citrus. Not very malty. The bitterness stays on your palate. Nice head with great legs. Has been kicked up to 6.3% abv with the latest batches. If you enjoy a good IPA, you'll love this, it never gets old.
03-14-2010 16:23:06 | More by jonmr10
3.98/5 rDev -2.7%
On-tap at the brewpub in standard tumbler.
Real tasty brew here. Very hoppy in smell and taste with loads of citrus coming through. Slighty cloudy with about 1/4 inch of head with a little bit of lacing. Not too bitter and light to medium in body. Very enjoyable beer. The second one goes down even easier. A good all around american IPA.
02-21-2010 19:18:59 | More by JunkYardJake
New Jersey
4.33/5 rDev +5.9%
Poured into a standard pint glass from a growler fresh from the restaurant.
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy golden color with minimal head.
Smell: Floral hops, citrus, nice smell!
Taste: Grapefruit, piney and a nice bitter finish.
Mouthfeel: Light, refreshing and crisp.
Drinkability: One of my favor IPAs. I'm lucky to live so close to Rock Bottom and can get a growler for $6 anytime I want.
01-19-2010 22:57:33 | More by Axic10
3.7/5 rDev -9.5%
I had sampler of this in a cask and a regular draft. I thought the cask was better so I got a pint.
Pours a clear golden with a beautiful heading that sticks to the last sip. Left some great leggage throughout as well.
Smell was all hop. Not to much of a malt crispness aroma which I expected but did peak it's head through.
Taste was good. The hoppiness is the dominant factor here. Malts are somewhat of an afterthought.( Not knocking this beer but just expected more body to this). Slight zestiness.
Mouth is crisp and hoppy.Light to medium bodied, Kind of watery and finishes smooth.
Drink is good. A very easy going IPA and can be enjoyed at any time.
12-13-2009 02:35:14 | More by TheFightfan1
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev -2.7%
Pours a nice amber/orange color with decent slightly off white head. Good lacing. Smell is of citrusy and piney hops blended with somewhat strong carmel malts. Taste is of carmel malts with a bitter sting of piney hops with a faint floral hop presence as well. Medium bodied, not as smooth and creamy as the cask serving would have dictated. Good IPA leaning more towards the english style of IPA in my opinion.
12-07-2009 16:26:57 | More by rfgetz
4.6/5 rDev +12.5%
Fantastic beer. Especially noting the hop flavor which is almost a double IPA in my opinion has a solid color with a reliable aroma. A definite contender with the Green Flash IPA. After attending the GABF in 2009 and having sampled many, I can say Brian has done a great job with his Prussia IPA! I would highly recommend it to any IPA fan!
11-06-2009 23:37:33 | More by Ryandec
3.2/5 rDev -21.8%
Had this on tap tonight at Rock Bottom in King Of Prussia.
$2.00 thursdays!
Poured a golden orange color with about a fingers worth of soapy white head. A decent amount of lacing hung around for most of the pint.
Smell was light. A touch of citrus zest and a bit of carmel sweetness.
Taste like the smell was light. A touch of citrus and floral but mostly dominated by the malts. A bit bitter on the finish.
Watery and light on the mouthfeel. Smooth and easy to drink.
Overall this is a below average IPA. For $2.00 a pint it does the job but its noting to write home about.
11-06-2009 06:45:44 | More by BigMike
4.53/5 rDev +10.8%
On-tap at the brewpub, yes, on a Thursday. God I love this beer, and I'll prove it.
Appearance: A nice deep orange with a decent head that usually leaves pretty good lacing. Very clear.
Smell: All citrus and pine hop aromas with some malt in the background. The aroma dictates the flavor almost perfectly.
Taste: Hop forward with flavors of grapefruit, orange, citrus, pine and pineapple. A slight bitterness lingers in the background most of the time and gains some strength as the sip finishes. A sweet caramel malt flavor backs the hops wonderfully before letting the bitterness finally break through. Hops finish it off as well. Very balanced and very nice transitions.
Mouthfeel: Finishes dry with some lingering bitterness, but other than that there isn't really any residual oiliness or hoppiness. Refreshing and inviting.
Drinkability: I'd give it a 6 if I could (on the 1-5 scale). Each pints last words are "get another" and I continue to oblige. I can't stand how drinkable it is, my wallet hates it.
This is my go-to beer. It's a part of their regular rotation and is in my opinion the best of the bunch. A masterfully crafted IPA that is perfect for beer drinkers of all kinds. Frank greets me every Thursday with a pint of this and I wouldn't have it any other way.
10-14-2009 21:09:09 | More by Ezekiel81923
4.1/5 rDev +0.2%
Had this one several times this week while stuck in KOP. I had it both on tap and in growler, but enjoyed the brew somehow better in a growler in my hotel room then sitting at the actual bar.
Orange, cloudy brew with a pretty white head. Loads of lacing and retention. Citrus/cascade notes
Grapefruit and some citrus flavors are on teh front, balanced just slightly with caramel. It finishes with a mild hoppiness. Medium bodied brew that finishes clean.
The hopheads would like some more bite to it, but I feel that this is a very sessionable brew and one of the best regulars
08-21-2009 15:18:06 | More by Umbra
4.53/5 rDev +10.8%
In my growler review, I mentioned me inquiring about Rock Bottom filling a sixtel for home. Well guess what. They did it, and at a very, very reasonable, almost criminal, price too. Super props to Brian McConnell and his staff.
Onto the review. Poured at home into my Sam Adams pint glass.
A: A medium orange color that seems lighter in the natural light. A one finger perfect pour head of white creamy head leaves nice full glass lacing.
S: Again, the nose on this beer is all about the Cascade hops. Smells of citrus and pine but a nice deep sweet malt smell. Great nose on this beer.
T: Hops dominate up front with citrus, orange, grapefruit, pineapple coupled with some deeper pine notes. The malt sweetness is very caramely and is very deep to stand up next to the hops. Very balanced beer. Finish ends bitter and hoppy.
M: Medium, not real thick and prickly and no real alcohol taste. This is not a syrupy thick IPA that coats the mouth forever, it ends up dry and refreshing.
D: High. Drink it fast, drink it slow, just drink and enjoy....all day if you wish too.
Overall I go back and forth between which version is my favorite, C02 or cask. Still, you can't go wrong with either. This beer is the perfect home keg beer. Hoppy enough to satisfy the hopheads, but balanced enough to satisfy the non hopheads. Honestly, I could drink this IPA all year long. It makes a killer house IPA. I can't get over how much I love this beer, having it on draft at home only makes my love even greater. Brian, if you read this, my god this is one kick ass IPA. Thanks for filling my sixtel. I guarantee it won't be my last fill either as I feel it won't last long. Cheers and props to RB in KOP.
07-01-2009 13:56:42 | More by Kadonny
Prussia's Pride IPA from Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
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Brad Meltzer wants to talk to you about his heroes. And he wants to hear about yours.
In his new book, Heroes for My Son (HarperStudio, $19.99), the father of three writes vignettes about famous people who inspired him, including the Wright brothers, Mother Teresa, Jackie Robinson, Nelson Mandela, Miep Gies, George H.W. Bush, Eleanor Roosevelt and - not surprising from a true comics enthusiast - Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, the creators of the first superhero (Superman). Meltzer also writes about more personal heroes, such as his grandfather Ben, who taught him to love stories, and his mother Teri, who told Meltzer on the worst day of his professional life, "I'd love you if you were a garbage man.''
"This is a book about great people,'' says Meltzer, who's well known for his bestselling legal thrillers (his next novel will be published in January). "The goal was to show the moment that makes someone great. . . . The Wright brothers crashed a lot. They knew they were going to fail. I want my son to hear that story.''
Meltzer, who appears 8 p.m. Friday at Books & Books in Coral Gables and 2 p.m. Saturday at Barnes & Noble in Boca Raton, is a South Florida boy through and through. Ask him how he felt after hearing that Hollywood's famous Deli Den closed, and he'll say, "I felt something go out of the universe.'' He's hoping readers will submit stories about their heroes at HeroesforMySon.com.
And don't worry, he hasn't forgotten his little girl.
"My daughter comes into my office every day and says, 'Where's my book?' '' he says, laughing. "She's worse than my editor.''
Q: How did you decide whom to include in the book?
A: It wasn't just like I said, îI need 14 entertainers, 14 historical figures, 14 sports figures.' I picked who I liked. Sometimes I'd pick who I liked, and the story wasn't there. And sometimes I learned something. Houdini has always been inspiring to me as a guy who could get out of anything, but I discovered this allegory to his life. I didn't know how horrible his life was that he had to escape it.
Q: Why is it important for kids - and adults - to have heroes?
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Looking for a job? The United States Postal Service is hiring in Phoenix.
The agency announced it is looking for non-career mail handler assistants to work at a Phoenix mail processing and distribution facility.
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This is probably the highlight of the column. "You want the Cardinals to be a sabermetric-based creation? Well, you better SABR La Russa down to the ground, 'cause it'll happen over his dead body. You want defense and a high OBP? Well, La Russa wants ballplayers who hustle and scuffle and rip the knees on their uniform pants. He wants a team of no-retreat, no-surrender players. In other words: Skip Schumaker. And TLR will always invest in Skip's heart." Nice to see Cincinnati doesn't have the only idiot columnists.


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They use their hobby to promote the beauty of South Mississippi. There is a growing community of photographers who enjoy capturing images of beaches and wildlife and sunrises. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Photography club now has nearly three thousand members.
Facebook and other social media have made it easy for those photographers to share their work with the world. And with the abundant beauty here in South Mississippi, there is no shortage of subjects.
It was shortly after 6AM on a recent chilly morning, as photographers Jason Taylor and Alex North prepared to shoot a sunrise at Gulfport Harbor. Though heavy clouds threatened to hide the sun, it didn't deter these dedicated shooters.
Alex North has captured daily sunrise photos for nearly four years.
"I get to see God's creation real, every morning. Not from a concrete roadway, but from what nature is. I think that's the biggest thing I like," said North.
"The scene is very dynamic when you're shooting in these situations, when you've got a lot of moving clouds and you've got a lot of different light play going on. Your job as a photographer is really to isolate and drill down into something your camera can capture," he explained. "And it's just based on what you know you want out of that picture. You're going to choose your best tool that you have to get that image."
Advanced digital cameras are today's tools for capturing the perfect colors and light. But Jason Taylor says all that technology isn't necessarily beneficial.
"It's easy to just buy a nice camera and people think they can just throw it on "auto" and it's going to do everything for 'em. But that's really not how it works," said the popular and talented coast photographer.
Taylor learned the basics of photography, shooting film.
"Everything was manual and you really had to learn it, cause you were using film, which was kind of expensive, so. If you see a scene and you want to capture it, just because you go shoot it one time it doesn't mean you're going to get it," he explained. "You know, the light may not be right or the tide or whatever. But stay on it, you have to really, really work at it."
Though the advent of digital has helped spur a renewed interest in photography, it doesn't mean abandoning the basics.
"I think it gives people a lot more options to go out there and capture images. That instant gratification the world is becoming all about. But it's also caused a lot of people to step away from the basics of photography. With film, you didn't have any excuses. You had to learn how to shoot real exposures," said North.
Alex North's images are routinely shared by hundreds, if not thousands of followers and fans on social media.
"I've traveled to almost every state in the country. I've traveled to six or seven countries. Doesn't compare. Mississippi is pretty special," he said.
Jason Taylor's ongoing work has also attracted quite a following. You'll often find him at the beach or the harbor, camera in hand.
"That's what's been good about Facebook. It's been a blessing. 'Cause there was really no other way before that that you could get your photos out to so many people instantly. I didn't really mean for it to happen, but I put my stuff out there and it just kind of took off, so I'm kind of going with it," he said.
"In the film days, it took a lot of patience. And you couldn't just look at everything right away. You had to wait, chew on your nails awhile," said photographer Rich Kopp.
Kopp teaches a fundamentals of photography class at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
These days, it seems everyone is "a shooter".
"I just saw like four or five couples come down and pull out their phones. They were taking pictures of the lighthouse and the beach and everything," he said, during an interview at the Biloxi visitors center, across from the landmark lighthouse.
Two years ago, Kopp helped resurrect the Mississippi Gulf Coast Photography Club. Today, the online group has nearly 3,000 members.
"My idea is you've got to study the basics. and then practice, practice, practice. And that's what I tell people all the time," said Kopp.
One of his favorite photo opportunities is Cruising the Coast.
From special events, to natural beauty, South Mississippi offers a myriad of choices for photographers.
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North Dakota State (4-9, 0-1 Summit League) is scheduled to host a pair of Summit League games this week ... NDSU will host South Dakota (6-8, 1-0 Summit League) at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 3, at the Bison Sports Arena (5,830) ... The Bison lost 76-57 at South Dakota State on Dec. 30, while USD opened league play with a 62-57 win over Omaha ...
NDSU will host Kansas City (4-10, 0-1 Summit League) ... The Kangaroos lost to Omaha 61-44 on Dec. 28 ... Kansas City enters the week with a six-game losing streak ... North Dakota State had snapped a five-game losing streak with a 60-48 home win over Milwaukee on Dec. 23 ... North Dakota State ranks 14th nationally in free throw shooting, hitting 147 of 191 attempts for 77 percent ... Hannah Linz has hit all 13 free throw attempts and Liz Keena is 10 of 10 this season ... Five-foot-eight senior Katie Birkel ranks 20th on the NDSU all-time scoring list with 1,194 points.
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This will be the 58th meeting between North Dakota State and South Dakota ... NDSU leads the series 40-17 ... The teams split two meetings last season ... The Bison won 64-50 on Jan. 14 in Fargo, while the Coyotes won 53-40 on Feb. 11 in Vermillion ... This will be the 12th meeting between North Dakota State and Kansas City ... The Bison lead the series 6-5, but lost both meetings to the Kangaroos last season -- 76-58 in Fargo on Jan. 16 and 68-64 at Kansas City on Feb. 13.
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Thursday's South Dakota game will be on 101.9 FM ... Veteran sportscaster Gary Rogers will handle the call ... There is a 20 minute-pregame and a 20-minute postgame .... Pregame starts at 6:40 p.m. with a 7 p.m. tipoff ... Saturday's Kansas City game will be on 740 The Fan ... Veteran sportscaster Gary Rogers will handle the call ... There is a 20 minute-pregame and a 20-minute postgame ... Pregame starts at 6:40 p.m. with a 7 p.m. tipoff ... Scott Miller hosts Bison Feedback on KFGO-AM 790 featuring women's basketball coach Carolyn DeHoff and men's basketball coach Saul Phillips on Mondays 7-8 p.m. at the completion of football season.
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North Dakota State has compiled a 403-71 (.850) record at home, including a 100-32 mark inside the "Friendly Confines" over the past 10 seasons good for a .758 winning percentage ... NDSU is 3-3 at home ... The Bison are averaging 928 fans over six home dates this season including a season high 2,709 against North Dakota on Nov. 30.
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North Dakota State 5-foot-8 senior Katie Birkel is moving up the career charts ... Birkel, who missed last season due to a knee injury, has moved up to 20th on the all-time scoring list with 1,194 points ... She is averaging 11.9 points per game during her career ... Birkel has started all 100 games played, 5th all-time ... She is 1st in minutes played per game (33.3 avg/g), 6th in three-point field goals attempted (351), 8th in steals per game average (1.8 avg/g) and in assists per game average (3 avg/g), and 10th in steals (181) and three-point field goals made (113) ... Birkel has played 3,335 minutes over 100 games.
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North Dakota State 5-foot-11 senior guard Hannah Linz was the only Bison player to start in all 31 games last season and ranked 12th nationally in three-point accuracy ... On the career charts, Linz is 2nd in three-pointers made (156) and three-pointers attempted (450), and 9th in three point shooting (.347, 156-450) over 100 games played.
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A sack at midfield by the Washington Redskins ended a last-minute comeback attempt by the Chicago Bears, preserving a 45-41 win in a thrilling back-and-forth contest.
With time running out and up by four points, the Redskins were able to get to quarterback Josh McCown -- who was filling in for an injured Jay Cutler -- on the game's final play.
McCown took over after Cutler left the game with a groin injury in the second quarter.
Robert Griffin III was solid, throwing for 298 yards, two touchdowns and a pick, and wide receiver Jordan Reed put up 134 yards and a touchdown as the Redskins improved to 2-4. The Bears dropped to 4-3 on the year.
McCown hit Martellus Bennett with a 7-yard touchdown pass with just over four minutes remaining to give the Bears a 41-38 lead, but Roy Helu's third touchdown run of the day put the Redskins back on top for good.
The two teams traded field goals to open the game before a 2-yard touchdown run from Matt Forte broke open the scoring and gave Chicago a 10-3 lead. The Redskins tied the game back up when Helu scampered 14 yards for his first touchdown of the day.
Defense and special teams played a big role in the second quarter. With 13 minutes remaining in the half, Jay Cutler's pass was tipped into the air and intercepted by linebacker Brian Orakpo, who raced down the sideline for a 29-yard touchdown. Seven minutes later, Devin Hester fielded a punt at his 19-yard line, gained the edge and sprinted 81 yards for a game-tying touchdown. The score gave Hester 19 career return touchdowns, tying Deion Sanders' NFL record, and extended his NFL record-punt return touchdowns to 13.
After RGIII's first touchdown pass of the game put the Redskins back on top, Matt Forte broke loose through the teeth of the Redskins defense with a 50-yard touchdown run.
The teams continued the back-and-forth battle in the fourth quarter. Helu scored on a 3-yard run to put the Redskins up 31-24, but Forte found the end zone for the third time to tie the score for the fifth time in the game.
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With Cutler sidelined, the Bears offense ran through Forte, who finished with 91 yards and three scores on just 16 carries. Alshon Jeffery added 105 receiving yards and Brandon Marshall had six receptions for 75 yards.
Washington got a breakout performance from Reed, who had nine receptions for 134 yards and a score. While Alfred Morris led the Redskins in rushing attempts (19) and yards (95), it was Helu who got the all-important goal-line carries. He finished with 41 yards and three touchdowns.
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Jay Cutler limped off the field during the second quarter with a groin injury and was unable to return to the game.
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The Bears entered the game as 1½-point favorites, according to OddsShark.com, meaning they failed to cover in defeat.
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A shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a hockey team...that does not exist.
With the lockout looming for the NHL, hockey analysts from the great white north come up with wonderful ideas like contracting the Islanders.
Everyone's always talking about contraction -- contract this team, contract that team. But if history has taught us anything, not only has contraction barely happened at all, it's certainly not...
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TSN.ca - NHL - Canada's Sports Leader "Gary Bettman has put the league in this situation," Chelios stated. "A guy who doesn't do his job shouldn't be there ..." I was going along with Chris...
Though it's been disguised around here by the banner year the Blazers are having, this has been a year of turmoil for the NBA. The league is facing financial troubles, rampant injuries, attendance woes in many cities, and the ongoing question of whether we're seeing great basketball here. Each of these issues is multi-faceted. There's no magic bullet for any of them, let alone all of them together. But there is a common thread that runs through them all, even if in a minor way. The NBA has too many teams.Dave at Blazer's Edge wants to contract six teams, Minnesota's one of them. Ziller at Fanhouse responds. If you respond at Blazers Edge, remember to not make it personal and stay on topic.
This article in the NY Daily News talks about how the A's disintegrating stadium deal (which is probably good news for the Rangers) actually may make them (as well as the Marlins) vulnerable to contraction if the economy doesn't get better.
I speculate that Bill Madden should STFU and pick on some other teams that you know, maybe haven't appeared to have tried to win in the past decade? FTA: "And just as Wolff, his partner John Fisher and the Marlins' Loria are going to be looking for a way out from under their mounting losses, baseball can't afford to keep dumping revenue-sharing money into hopeless franchises. Like just about every other industry in this country right now, baseball is going to have to take stock of its situation and downsize. There are too many teams in baseball anyway and it makes no sense to continue operating them in places that can't or won't support them." Of course he provides little to no basis for the statement that there are "too many teams in baseball", at least cite some monetary info. I don't think the Marlins can even lose money with the revenue sharing present in baseball as John Brattain of THT pointed out last year.
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Spokane Valley police officers arrested a 20-year-old Elk man on July 20 after they found him seated in a stolen Honda Civic.
Mike McNees and other officers responded to the River Rock Apartments at E12700 Shannon about 10:30 a.m. after a person reported a suspicious male ducking down inside the parked Honda and smoking something.
McNees contacted the occupant who identified himself as Christopher L. Dahlman. Sheriff's dispatch advised McNees that the plate on the back of the Honda was stolen, and when he checked the car's identification number, learned it was stolen as well.
Dahlman was nervous and could not assist in identifying or locating the actual owner of the car he had "borrowed." The Montana license plates belonging to the stolen car were not located.
McNees transportation Dahlman to the Spokane County Jail and booked him for possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
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Six months later, only 170 iPads have been deployed in the city.
"It was kind of surprising," Doll says. "We were really expecting more folks to jump on the bandwagon. I thought there was this pent-up demand and expected 400 or 500 right off the bat."
So is the iPad over-hyped as an enterprise tool?
Many obstacles stand in the way of the iPad's march to the enterprise. Apple and the media have played up the iPad's promise, perhaps setting up unrealistic expectations. The iPad itself is a poor replacement for laptops for most knowledge workers. It's costly for companies, especially money-strapped cities such as Minneapolis, to embrace new computers that don't replace existing ones.
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At every quarterly earnings report, Apple makes huge claims about the iPad in the enterprise. Ninety-four percent of Fortune 500 companies have deployed or are testing the iPad. Early adopters range in industries from healthcare to manufacturing. CEO Tim Cook has often said that he's never seen an enterprise adoption rate like this in his life.
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The judges described Rowling's "unprecedented global reach" as phenomenal - even her official website is available in six languages.More than anything, they were impressed by the way she had managed to infect children (and adults) the world over with an enthusiasm for reading. They conceded that the form of her novels was "conventional to a tee", but were impressed by the way she had given them a "modern, imaginative twist".
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Some good friends of mine did a self build just five years ago & had the exterior of their newly built home plastered with a napped render finish, but it seems that the extremely well paid plasterers weren't getting quite enough dosh out of it & decided to literally cut a few corners. Not only did they use an inferior quality supposedly galvanized angle bead that's rusting away, but it appears to add insult to injury they had applied it using an interior bonding plaster to stick the beading on to the scratch coat. . .So between the oxidization of the beading & the bonding absorbing moisture then expanding & cracking, my friends are left with somewhat of a mess. The plaster is cracking so badly around each & every reveal & all the external corners that its beginning to fall away.
They want to paint the house but obviously this issue has to be corrected first. . .
One fella that looked at it said that all the old beading would have to be angle-grinded off & new corners plastered in with no new beading. .just make new corners with plaster, another lad suggested redoing the same way only this time using a plastic corner bead.
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Allison Janney extends the maxim that the best actors can entertain simply by reading a phone book. She manages with commercials.
Her voice is warm and burnished with compassion on radio and TV voiceover spots for a health care provider, possibly the most melodic soft-sell ever.
Then there's her real craft. Consider, for instance, her sharp, take-no-prisoners delivery as C.J. Gregg in The West Wing, and her manic chatter as a blowsy woman in the indie film The Way Way Back.
Or enjoy the sly purr she employs as Bonnie, a wayward but goodhearted parent and grandparent who's trying to stay reformed in the Monday night CBS sitcom Mom. Anna Faris co-stars as her similarly imperfect daughter.
"It's acting," Janney said in an interview with The Associated Press. "I feel like actors like to be challenged and play all different types of roles. For whatever reason, I've been given the opportunity to do so."
That reason, of course, is she is an enormously gifted and appealing performer with a range that's second to none. Her talent has been on display on Broadway, where she earned Tony nominations for 9 to 5 and A View from the Bridge, and in movies including American Beauty and Drop Dead Gorgeous.
She earned four Emmy Awards for playing White House press secretary C.J. Cregg in The West Wing.
In person, the willowy Janney is polite and soft-spoken — the product, the Ohio native says, of her proper Midwestern upbringing. She's also prone to a full-throated laugh, along with charming moments of candor and modesty. Her six-foot height, she says, earned her some brutal early career assessments from short-sighted agents: One said her roles would be limited to a handful of options, including aliens.
And Janney acknowledges that her 1999-2006 experience on the intricate, densely scripted political drama from Aaron Sorkin ( The Social Network, HBO's The Newsroom) was something she treasures but also acutely recalls as demanding.
"It was fascinating to be part of that, and all the people in Washington who wanted to be part of it because it's the first time they were made to look good and exciting," she said. Then there was the thrill of "going to D.C. and feeling like a rock star."
The heavy shooting schedule, however, required a commitment that meant missing "a lot of family things, and weddings and funerals," and putting relationships a distant second to work, said Janney, who is single.
A multi-camera comedy like Mom offers a different experience, with shorter rehearsal days followed by a once-a-week taping.
"This is so civilized," she said.
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on Mar 31, 2009 at 4:54 pm
We've always tended to see less of Patrick in the winter, but I too was wondering about him the other day. Any word?
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BTW, Patrick was voted "Best Local Character" in Pleasanton's 2000 Best Of...
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Does anyone at the PW know about Patrick these days? Here's your chance to do some REAL reporting. Yaknow? A story that's not slanted...one people are interested in.
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Yes, it's been quite a while since I've seen him, come to think of it. While I enjoyed seeing him around town, getting fresh air and exercise, I also worried about that deep, deep tan and hoped that he was wearing some sun protection to keep skin cancer at bay.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A University of Louisville women's basketball player was taken to an area hospital after she collapsed during a game against Missouri State Tuesday evening.
Guard Antonita Slaughter started for the Cards in the game against the Lady Bears at the KFC Yum! Center, but was subbed out after a little over two minutes into the first half.
Slaughter took her seat on the bench, then with a little over 17 minutes left in the first half she slumped over and began to have an episode similar to a seizure.
According to UofL Athletic spokesperson Kim Pemberton, Slaughter was taken to Jewish Hospital where doctors performed tests to find out what caused her to collapse. Pemberton said she was conscious and able to answer questions.
Despite the traumatic episode, Slaughter's teammates were able to pull out a 91-49 win. After the game Head Coach Jeff Walz said, "I'm telling you, and I know what happened to Kevin Ware was horrific, okay I mean it was just awful, but he wasn't going through almost convulsions, it looked like on the floor, and was not responding to anybody. What was going on? It was darn right scary."
Slaughter, who averages 10 points a game, is a senior at UofL and attended high school at Christian Academy of Louisville. Her ability to do it all on the court earned her a scholarship from the university. She comes from a basketball family, including her brother A.J. who played at Western and now plays professionally in France.
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