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At least two governmental agencies are looking at ways to collect money from Beaumont Independent School District (BISD) electrical contractor of record, Walker's Electric Company, including BISD and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
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Announcements that BISD is re-opening the Adult Cosmetology program might have been premature now that the district has hit a snag in licensing the program to be administered through the Beaumont Independent School District Continuing Education department. The district's original Adult Cosmetology program, held at the Taylor Career and Technology Center for more than a decade, was closed abruptly Sept. 13 after classes had already resumed for the fall semester.
UPDATE: Police identify body
After an entire weekend of searching, police located the body of a man they say drove into the LNVA canal late Friday night, Oct. 12.
Jefferson County Commissioners proclaimed Oct. 7-13 as National 4-H Week in Jefferson County during their regular meeting Monday, Oct. 8, at the Jefferson County Courthouse in Beaumont. Members of the 4-H Club Jefferson County Youth Council visited Commissioners Court to celebrate the event. 4-H spokesperson Lairen Calhoun addressed the council on behalf of the group.
Carl R. Griffith & Associates announced its annual "Salute To Industry" has been scheduled for Friday, Oct. 19, in the Pavilion at Ford Park. Gates will open at 6 p.m. The annual event is sponsored by area businesses to express support and appreciation for industries in Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana.
The Better Business Bureau in Southeast Texas held its Laws of Life awards banquet Oct. 2 at the Holiday Inn & Suites Beaumont Plaza. The event honored eight Southeast Texas students who submitted award-winning essays in the BBB Consumer Education Foundation's educational initiative Laws of Life, an ethics and character-based essay contest.
Jim Baxter of Region Five Education Service Center served as keynote speaker. The evening was highlighted with awarding the Laws of Life Student winners for the 2011-12 school year.
Garth House is holding its 27th annual "Pour Les Enfants" fundraiser Nov. 15 to raise child abuse awareness. The event's theme is "The Edge of the Woodlands" and is inspired by the poem by Cicely Mary Barker "Song of the Bugle Fairy."
Speculation and secrecy surround the dismissal of Rose City city secretary Veronica Jarrell Grant. According to Rose City Mayor David Bush, Grant was terminated in August of this year after approximately 18 years of service. Bush said Grant was terminated Aug. 17 and the matter was approved in the following regular City Council meeting Sept. 13.
Bush said he is not able to divulge information regarding the reason for her dismissal due to rules pertaining to "personnel" matters.
Anyone traveling between Orange County and Jefferson County along Interstate 10 has seen the cranes and big orange signs. Construction of the new Purple Heart Memorial Bridge, also known as the Neches River Bridge, is well underway and on schedule, according to Marc Shepherd, communication specialist at the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT).
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text: When Roy was drafted everybody knew he was going to be an nba ready contributor. A solid player for years to come, but landing on a rebuilding team allowed him to play a larger role. He became the best player on a bad team, and flourished more than expected. After being selected to three all-star game and being coined the franchise player though, Roys ability seems more pedestrian. Roys game has not changed much. he is now just held to the standard of a superstar( which he is not) and given the attention of one by other teams. Had Roy been drafted to a playoff team he may have never become an all-star, but would have settled into the more complimentary player he was supposed to be. An excellent 2nd guy to take pressure off the number one. Roy is great at what he does, he is just asked to do too much for this team now that they are a serious contender. For those who are looking for Roy to be a dominant superstar, there is likely a lot of frustration in your future, but if we were able to get a dominant superstar to play along side our brilliant number two, the sky would be the limit. I believe that a healthy oden would be good enough to strike the right balance on our current team. The biggest hurdle here may be convincing our lone star that he is a number two after all the propping up he has been getting for the last four years. We forced him into this role and that can be tough to undo.

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... and one of our most approachable & photogenic species is the burrowing owl. For those who know where to find them, cool mornings and warm sunny afternoons bring the owls from their hidden burrows out to daylight where they make the perfect target for a DSLR and 300mm zoom. The trick to great pictures here is understanding how to set your camera to expose the birds right while managing what can often be distracting backgrounds. That's just what we cover in class and more.
On that note I'll once again be leading guided photo trips to Marco Island's most active nest sites knowing just when and where to show up. A number of the workshops are through Rookery Bay and we have dates available as follows for the owls and Everglades trips too as follows:
Burrowing Owls: Tuesday November 13th and Thursday December 20th.
Everglades: Alligators, Birds & Landscapes: Tuesday November 20th, Thursday December 27th. We'll add dates by demand throughout the season.
2 Day Digital Photography for Nature Photographers: 1 Classroom day followed by a morning a Tiger Tail Lagoon for waders, shorebirds, ospreys and more. Classes are scheduled as follows: December 1-2, January !2th & 13th, February 25th & 26th plus March 27th & 28th. Additionally 1 day digital processing courses are offered for those who want to Photoshop Elements to optimize their best shots. Again contact Rookery Bay to register or learn more.
We keep the field trips small assuring lots of individual attention and instruction. Be sure to reserve a spot if that sounds like it might be for you.
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Wife of hiker missing in Superstition Mountains continues to hold hope
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ - Overcast skies kept temperatures down, and as search teams spread out in the Superstition Mountains, hopes rose that Kenny Clark would be found alive.
"I am hoping they find him today," his wife, Heather Clark said.
Speaking on-camera for the first time, Heather also shared her frustration that Kenny hasn't been seen since Sunday.
"I just can't believe this is happening. It's like a nightmare. It is a nightmare," she said.
She said Kenny went for one of his frequent hikes Sunday morning, but never came back.
She thinks the 56-year-old ran into some kind of trouble on one of the trails.
"I think he's injured. If he wasn't injured, he would be here. He has an un-erring sense of direction," she said.
The break from triple-digit heat allowed crews to continue searching without interruption, canvassing the area.
So far, there's no time-frame on stopping the search.
"To do this and to be successful, you have to be optimistic at all times," Maricopa County Search and Rescue's David Bremson said.
Clark's wife says she'll keep looking--no matter how long it takes.
"Until they find him. If they stop looking, then I will look. The sooner we find him, the better off he will be," Heather Clark said.


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Movie Extra in PoA
The Times of Malta has an article on 13 year old Sarah Harrison, who has won a part as an extra in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Chris Rankin Chat/Interview
The BBC has an interview with Harry Potter actor Chris Rankin, as well as a notice that he'll be participating in a webchat Thursday, October 30th.
Thanks, Martin, for the link!
Three New PoA Pics
Much thanks to Erin who wrote to let us know that DanRadcliffe.co.uk, an excellent fan site, has posted three new pics of PoA. Here you go:
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Dan in the final scenes
Buy a Part in GoF?
The Daily Record reports that J.K. Rowling will offer the opportunity to buy at auction two parts in the upcoming film version of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire at the £175-a-head High Society Gala Dinner at the Royal Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh next month. The dinner and auction are to benefit Multiple SclerosisContinued...
"Lupin" Directs Cheeky
David Thewlis, A.K.A. Remus Lupin in the upcoming PoA film, is making his directing debut with his new film, Cheeky. Cheeky will be shown on November 1st as part of the 47th London Film Festival. Ian Hart (Professor Quirrell) has a part in the film.
Thank you, Sue, for the tip!
E! News Live - from the set of PoA
Thanks to the readers who wrote in to let us know that E! News Live will be live on the set of PoA this Friday, October 17.
More on 'Seabottom'
TLC Reader Cathy wrote to us with a bit of research on what the recently registered Harry Potter titles may mean. Click on the link below to read her notes, but in summary, her conclusion is what Melissa suggested - that these are likely titles of computer games. Thanks, Cathy!
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Emma Thompson Talks Trelawney
This short article discusses Emma Thompson's announcement as Trelawney with the actress herself:
Emma Thompson says she will be wearing "great, googly-eyed glases and Oxfam clothes" for her role in the new Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
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6 Call Sheets from PoA Set
The Snitch today posted six pages from call sheets from the Prisoner of Azkaban movie. Thanks to Sue Upton for the update!
Set Visit
Mid-Day.com has a short article on a visit to the Prisoner of Azkaban set.
Thanks to Patricia and SiriusKase for the link!
CBBC has a short piece on David Thewlis. Thanks to Eilee and Cindy for the link!
Collectormania Photos
CBBC Newsround has some great photos from this year's Collectormania.
Exclusive: with Matthew Lewis
Victoria, whose interviews with Christian Coulson and the Phelps twins were posted here on TLC over the weekend, also spoke with Matthew Lewis at Collectormania IV and has brought it back for us!
Matthew Lewis looks nothing like Neville Longbottom in real life. A mop of curly hair above a set of very piercing eyes and,Continued...
BBC Films Website Update
Sandra points us toward this BBC summary of the next Potter movie, which is worth a click just to see the artwork.
Thanks, Sandra!
CASTING: Emma Thompson to Play Trelawney
Australia's Herald Sun scooped it, and we've just got it from our side - actress Emma Thompson will play Sybill Trelawney in Prisoner of Azkaban. (I know at least three TLC editors, myself included, that think this is brilliant). Emma Thompson has a huge and accomplished list of credit; she'sContinued...


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THE first electric BMW i3's have been handed over to happy new owners.
Among the first drivers to pick up one of the newly-launched electric cars from North Oxford BMW Garage, at the Wolvercote Roundabout, on Saturday was John Ganderton.
The 36-year-old garage owner from Buckingham said he and wife Kelly, 35, ordered the car in October before it was officially launched.
He said: "It has been a long wait and there were some nerves at times as to whether we had done the right thing. There is a term for the nerves about how far you can drive before running out of power – called range anxiety.
"But it looks like it is going to work out. It's a bit of a learning curve because you only have to use one pedal – although the brake is there if you need it.
"But it's a lot of fun to drive and gives me a lot of pleasure doing it. It's so quiet, smooth and quick."
The BMW i3 has two pedals, but the motor provides inertia braking unless you have to stop suddenly.
It has a top speed of 93mph and a range of 80 to 100 miles per charge. It can be fully charged in eight hours from a normal domestic socket.
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The New Private Eye wrote:More likely they will switch to a tax per mile based on a black box inside the car. You can already get insurance that varies based on the distance you drive so taxing vehicles the same way wouldn't be difficult.
The thing that worries me is that when electric cars take over from Petrol/Diesel, how much are our electricity bills going to rise (maybe 70% tax and VAT) to compensate for the loss of government revenue on fuel, and how will all the workers at petrol stations find new jobs.There will be no way to tell between domestic only use and car charging at home, so we will all pay. Also without Nuclear Power Stations we will need Wind Turbines on every street corner, and solar panels on every house to generate the Electricity needed. It is all good and well that a few people have these cars and that they are a media darling at the moment, but have the questions even been asked, yet alone answered.
The good news is that the we won't need a load of new power stations provided most people charge overnight (which is what electric car drivers already do) there is plenty spare capacity. There are also experiments going on for a 'smart grid' which would allow the grid suppliers to turn non-critical devices (such as car charging) off and on remotely to allow them to balance use of the grid.
Oh, and Oxford Times: it isn't an inertia brake, it's a regenerative braking system. Different things.
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Hi KC fans! I'm Raider Psychologist (RaiderPsycho is just an abbreviation) and I am writing right before the game starts because I think that it is important to place the most famous and important rivalry in football history into its proper perspective. Actually, I am a clinical psychologist with doctoral training and only mention this so that you can more fully understand the nature of my blogging. And no, I by no means am a troll. I am on your sacred ground so I am trying to present myself with the utmost and deepest respect to all of you. I was 7 years old in 1960 when our teams were formed and have been tuned in to this rivalry ever since. As a younger person I had bitterness toward the Chiefs but all of that has been transcended to respect for the Chiefs and I will explain why this is so.
I view the Chiefs as brothers-in-arms with the Raiders. Consider this analogy: Remus and Romulus were brothers and they fought to the death over the proper establishment and creation of the city of Rome, just like Gene and Marvin Upshaw battled each other in those famous Oak-KC games. Rome, in this analogy, is represented as the NFL. I said this is the most famous rivalry in all of football and cannot make such claims without some proof. I am going by memory and will not present statistics, but I can recall when there were 10 to 11 Raiders and 10 to 11 Chiefs all in the same pro bowl, and that was not an unusual event in those days! What that tells you is that there was so much talent on both teams that the whole world tuned in to watch those games and that sort of talent go against each other - this is why to this day the Oak-KC rivalry is so deeply remembered. Never has there been that much talent between 2 teams in any other division, and that sort of talent existed for a couple of decades or more, and that is why the rivalry was so hot, so enduring, and so spectacular to watch. What other 2 teams in any other division can claim that much talent in addition to all the years that that talent existed? Surely, this rivalry is the envy of all of football and what has made the NFL what it is today.
I treasure those memories and more than anything I really wish for that spirited rivalry and talent to be reestablished. I'm no sycophant (kiss a$$), but to express my sincerity, I believe Haley should be named coach of the year, and I am basing that on the facts. The way he turned the Chiefs around is nothing less than amazing, and I don't see any other coach performing in that manner. Sure, Belicheck is again doing wonderful things with the Pats, but he is working with an established and veteran team. Hopefully, with Haley, he can bring the Chiefs back to their greatness as it appears that Oakland is coming along too. Since the Raiders are not in the playoffs, I will be rooting for you guys to win the Superbowl. Let this rivalry be established again as in times of old and may it endure forever. The game is about to begin so I gotta go, and let the battle for Rome begin!
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BREAKING: Gunman holding 5 firefighters hostage in Gwinnett Co., authorities say.—
Jammin Johnny 95.7 (@JamminJohnny957) April 10, 2013
A gunman is reportedly holding five firefighters hostage in Suwanee, Ga., according to early reports from Atlanta-area media. A SWAT team is reported to be on scene at the home where the firefighters responded to a medical call.
#Gwinnett PD says firefighters went to home on a medical call. SWAT team is on scene #breakingnews—
Jennifer Mayerle (@jennifermayerle) April 10, 2013
Police: 5 Gwinnett County Firefighters held hostage by barricaded gunman. They responded to a medical call. SWAT on scene. Stay w CBSAtl—
Michael Paluska (@cbsatlpaluska) April 10, 2013
Who would hold 5 firefighters hostage what is going on 😭😭 firefighters are so sweet!!!! Let them go scary man!!!—
Carly Dur$t (@CDurstie) April 10, 2013
BREAKING: Map of location where five Gwinnett Co. Firefighters held hostage in Suwanee, GA bit.ly/12Jhrc5 http://t.co/aTQWHumFvR—
(@NewsBreaker) April 10, 2013
What? NYC copy cat? RT @11AliveNews Gunman holding 5 firefighters hostage in Suwanee on.11alive.com/10MrTvC—
Roaming Gnome (@lildixxie) April 10, 2013
In December, a convicted felon in Webster, N.Y., shot four firefighters who responded to a house fire.
The scene where a gunman holding 5 firefighters hostage in Suwanee GA – @keithfarnergdp http://t.co/w2YGnS05hJ—
Amy Wood (@TVAmy) April 10, 2013
Lots of policeand EMS around closed streets in #Gwinnett near standoff situation. on.11alive.com/10MCWmW http://t.co/EGrs1yX6mY—
Don Buckindail (@GAwebguy) April 10, 2013
@nimasalehi a guy in the house right behind my house is holding five firefighters hostage and there are cops and SWAT team surrounding!!!—
Leeanne Metzger (@LeEaNnEtennis22) April 10, 2013
Pray for the firefighters being held hostage and cops and SWAT team at the house behind mine!!!:( so scary!—
Leeanne Metzger (@LeEaNnEtennis22) April 10, 2013
The firefighters are being held hostage literally right next to my high school. We got some class act people here in Suwanee.—
Caroline Eagerton (@ceagerton) April 10, 2013
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Update: Reports indicated that one firefighter was released in order to move a fire truck.
Gunman releases one firefighter to move fire truck; four other firefighters still being held hostage in Suwanee, GA. wfts.tv/ZNyxO2—
ABC Action News (@abcactionnews) April 10, 2013
Caller claimed heart attack, emergency crews were dispatched, now 4 firefighters are being held hostage in #Gwinnett #Suwanee We're LIVE…—
WSB-TV (@wsbtv) April 10, 2013
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Update: Reporters and neighbors on the scene are reporting hearing and feeling explosions.
#BREAKING Richard @ElliotWSB reporting an explosion was heard inside the #Suwanee #Gwinnett Co home where four firefighters are held hostage—
Ryan Sloane (@RyanSloaneCNN) April 10, 2013
From the scene: We heard a loud explosion, sounds like a flash bang, then series of pops #Gwinnett on.11alive.com/10MCWmW—
11Alive News (@11AliveNews) April 10, 2013
NEW: All people have been moved to the other side of the street after a very loud "boom" that shook your body #Gwinnett—
11Alive News (@11AliveNews) April 10, 2013
At 7:45 p.m., police told reporters that the gunman was killed after SWAT officers entered the home. An officer was shot in the hand and the hostages had superficial wounds from the explosion.
BREAKING: @CBSNews in Atlanta reports gunman who took firefighters hostage is dead.—
Charlie Kaye (@CharlieKayeCBS) April 10, 2013
Resolution to hostage crisis: suspect is deceased, 1 officer wounded by gunshot but expected to live. All 4 firemen "going home" tonight.—
Maggie Schneider (@JournoMaggie) April 10, 2013
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hello come to tell you bout the ohio state football team football that plays really good football and i think youll not like them verr much no
1) ohio state has really good athletic quarterback call Elle Pryor he make lots of good plays with feet very athletic yes i think he really good and i thnk you muss contane him with big fasst bow and arrow name linebacker as spy
top 5 reason you will not defeat gainst the ohio state hawkeye football teem:
3) we hab lots moar tradition then you do becux you are not win national title lately and you have old man dat poops self haha
2) wen i was junior at the ohio state collegge we loss to da state pen football team in da state pen and i think the bucks wil lget der revenge becuas we are much better prepared not like stanly jackson who threw lots of picks and was not very smart footbal player jr year so no i think we get revenge for dat and i pissed at da espn for showin that game becus it not very relevant to current discussion bout da state pen and da ohio state and da footbal lgame that we and dey will play on sat. so i think it no smart at all.
6) the ohi ostate has much better blogs than you, i love 11w and da block o nation becuz they have lots of dunny posts bout old man that poops self hahahaha go bucks
5) when i was sr year at da ohio state we lose to michigan the good one not the big m michigan and i think coach cooper was there but anyway we lost to da nick satan and da good michigan and i think dis time for da ohio state to win national title so we hab to win dis week and we will becuaus
4) becuz we run awesome power run game an you run sisssy spread
7) cocch cooper always tell me i no spell good and shouldnt corruhspawnd (it really big word he say funny so i no spel) wit da meedia so i no do that but neway i think Da Elle Pryor betta talk to media anddat give him advantage so yeah
7) becuz jus like against iowa when your offense is in dawgfight it have no real thing to do so clark gets all pressereed and he maik bad decession becuz he put pressure on self and i no think dat good
10) michian sucks screw them
9) i think dats it no count realy good
8) because daryll clark hasnt defeated any real good competition yet and neither has pryor but clark has more to prove and gainst fierce buckeye front he may cause hiiself to thro lots of picks like he did gainst iowa so clark has pressure on himself and that not berry good not like joe germany who always calm and cooolected like when he bang hot chicccs in cooch coopers hous so neway i think clark will put pressure on himself and osu can easily shut down da state pen's run game put moar pressure on da clark so he make lots of mistakes and da psu still no play neone michigan nawt very good so i think clark not face real stiff test and succeed so he put pressure on hisself
i think dats it i no count ta 10 realy gut
so neway i big kat andy katzenmoyer and think dis gut game go osu not like da clarret weas here so pryor do good goodbye


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Adoption of GNU/Linux on the Desktop
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GNU/Linux was doing well until about 2003 according to W3Schools when SCOG threatened the world with law suits if they did not pay them for use of GNU/Linux and that slow-down may have been prolonged by M$'s promise to do a complete re-write to produce a better OS. Vista flopped. SCOG bit the dust and GNU/Linux took off again. OEMs like Dell began to distribute GNU/Linux. The only thing M$ has left in its arsenal is patents on software and those should die soon as even M$ and Walmart and friends are asking the SCOTUS to fix the mess. With Oracle v Google soon to heat up, software patents are dead.
The question remains how far GNU/Linux on the desktop will go. I have no clue, but assuming reasonable parity in quality, MacOS, GNU/Linux and that other OS should get some similar share. GNU/Linux and MacOS have special advantages over that other OS in design but it has the mass at present. It will all work out. We have seen nearly 50% of the share for IE disappear. We could see the same for the desktop.


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Morosi: Twins in Discussions w/Jamey Carroll's Agent?
Source: #Twins have had recent discussions with agent for Jamey Carroll.— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) November 11, 2011
I don't know enough to tell you how this will work as a baseball move, but as a 37-year-old, grown-ass man, he should go by James or Jim or Sassafras Q. Carroll by now. This Jamey business, I don't get it.


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In an effort to concentrate all of my disdain on the franchise, I created a few mock (as in mocking) headlines and blurbs on what I think the future moves of the Bulls organization will be. And, yeah, really, I could see the following scenarios happening over the next six months.
Bulls Stand Pat At Trade Deadline Feb. 19, 2010
After two years of team-changing, dynamic trades, the Chicago Bulls have decided not to interrupt the team chemistry that has evolved this season. The Bulls will finish off this season with the team they have, hoping to make the playoffs to entice future free agents. The Bulls will have enough cap room because they are good enough to make moves to get it.
Bulls Charge Ends Short April 22, 2010
After last year's heroic playoff series against the Boston Celtics, the Bulls thought they had a chance as they brought back basically the same team but were a year older and more experienced. Plus, after getting rid of selfish players in Ben Gordon (who can't even start for the Pistons) and Tyrus Thomas (who couldn't start in the D-League), they were more of a team. They had a lot more ball movement... basically because other than Derrick Rose, no one wanted to shoot.
Unfortunately, the Celtics were fully healthy this season...
Drafting 18th Overall, Bulls Single Out Singler June 25, 2010
Citing his hard work, determination and winning pedigree, the Bulls selected Duke SF/PF Kyle Singler in the 2010 draft. Even with many players available that were rated highly on draft boards and experts thought would fill the Bulls needs better (such as Xavier Henry, Greg Monroe or Larry Sanders), and some even pegging the former Blue Devil as going in the second round, the Bulls lauded Singler's perennial ability to get into the tournament but never win it all as a model to strive for.
John Salmons Opts IN! June 30, 2010
Citing the professionalism, continuity, family atmosphere and clear direction of the organization, John Salmons has decided NOT to opt out of his contract. He will be around another year. The Bulls will not have max cap space.
UPDATE: Less than three hours after his comments, John Salmons was presented with a laminated Lifetime Membership Card to the Jerry Reinsdorf Bulls Organization.
Bulls Chase Max Free Agents Through Pamplona and Beyond July 3, 2010
Despite having only $15 million in cap space with most of the super stars available able to sign for $17.5 million, the Bulls have pursued nearly all of the free agents this summer. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Dirk Nowitski, Tracy McGrady and Steve Nash (among others) have all been contacted by the Bulls, according to sources. Even Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire (the latter having opted in earlier this summer) have been called. The Bulls feel these players will take less money to come play in Chicago due to its prestige and a chance to further the Bulls dynasty
Bulls get SUPERDUPERMAXFREEAGENTSTAR in 2010 Free Agency Bonanza August 21, 2010
2000, this is not. It took a decade, but the Bulls finally figured out how to land those super stars that come once in a generation and will lead teams to the promised land of a NBA Championships. And this year they got two, and at bargain prices like only the Bulls can.
The Bulls spent roughly $15 million this year and $75 million over the next five years to studs David Lee and 2008 2nd-round pick Omer Asik. This is all of the Bulls cap space and barring minor moves, the team will look like this heading into Fall Training: Derrick Rose, Kirk Hinrich, John Salmons, Luol Deng, James Johnson, Kyle Singler, David Lee, Taj Gibson, Joakim Noah and Omer Asik. CHAMPIONSHIPS!!!


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Diocese: Diocese of the South
Deanery: Appalachian Deanery
926 S Main St
Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356
Office: 859-881-8144
Parish Contacts
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Lay Leadership
General Location
Nicholasville, KY is located just 7 miles south of Lexington. We meet on the south end of Nicholasville at 926 S Main Street.
From Lexington
Take US-27 south to Nicholasville. Continue on US-27 Bypass to Edgewood Drive (traffic light with McDonald's on right, Minute Mart on left). Turn left onto Edgewood Drive. Going straight at both stop signs, continue to Main Street (traffic light with Edgewood Shopping Center on the left, Dairy Queen across the street.) Turn right onto Main Street. Turn left into Lily Springs Center.
Schedule of Services
5:30 PM Choir Practice; 6:30 PM Vigil followed by Confessions (8:00 PM).
Saturday Evening
9:00 AM Sunday School (classes for all ages); 9:30 AM Choir Practice; 9:40 AM Third and Sixth Hours; 10:00 AM Divine Liturgy followed by a common meal. Call for Summertime Sunday School schedule.
Sunday Morning
6:30 PM Vespers followed by Orthodoxy 101 (newcomers' class).
Wednesday Evening
6:30 PM Vigil with Litiya.
Eves of Great Feasts
7:00 AM Divine Liturgy.
Mornings of Great Feasts
Confessions are heard following Saturday Vigil or by appointment.
Parish Background
In the summer of 1996, mission work began in Wilmore, KY, through a group of Asbury Theological Seminary students led by David and Rozanne Rucker, Protestant evangelicals who had been serving as missionaries for thirteen years. While doing post-graduate work at the seminary, the Ruckers continued their pilgrimage toward Orthodox Christianity, which had started in Hong Kong six years earlier. The mission work in Kentucky was one of four missions in three states founded by Holy Trinity Evangelical Orthodox Church (EOC) in Indianapolis, IN. From the outset, these missions were committed to eventually entering into the fullness of the Orthodox Church. It was only a matter of time.
In July 1999, the mission moved from meeting in homes to occupying our first rental facility, 956 S Main St, located in a retail/office comples on the south side of Nicholasville. We had less than 1200 square feet housing a small chapel, a classroom/nursery, an office/meeting room and restrooms.
In 2002, on the Feast of the Entry of Our Lord in the Temple (February 2), the Kentucky mission was received into the Orthodox Church in America (OCA) under the pastoral care of His Eminence, Dmitri, Archbishop of Dallas and the South. The sister missions in other states also became part of the OCA. As founder of the parish, David Rucker was ordained to the Holy Diaconate by Archbishop Dmitri of the Feast of SS Peter and Paul, June 29, 2002 and subsequently to the Holy Priesthood on the Feast of All Saints, June 30, 2002.
In September 2002 the mission moved to 926 S Main St, expanding into 4,000 square feet facing Main St. God provided nearly three-and-a-half times the space for only twice the rent to accommodate the mission's growth. This space includes the chapel, multiple classrooms, choir room, parish hall with kitchen facilities, offices and restrooms.
As the first OCA parish in the state of Kentucky, and with a central location in the heart of the Bluegrass Region (greater Lexington area), the parish gratefully received a Church Planting Grant from the Diocese of the South and the national Chancery through the Department of Evangelism. This grant made it possible for Fr David to devote himself full time to the new Mission, resulting in a thirty percent growth rate each year since 2002. The mission parish gives thanks to God for providing such wonderful "foundation stones" through the lives of adults and children coming into the fullness of the Christian Faith through this local parish. Ninety-eight percent of the membership of the parish are coming from traditions and backgrounds not affiliated with the Orthodox Church.
In December of 2004, the church purchased ten acres of land on the east side of Nicholasville, on Chrisman Mill Rd, where future expansion and development is expected. Another 7.5 acres adjoining this property was purchased in May 2006. The land includes a large hill (near the highest point in Jessamine County) where, God willing, a beautiful Orthodox Temple will be built. The Church is now in the process of making plans for the development of the entire property, which will include a cemetery and other facilities that will be built in successive stages. The property will overlook the new Eastern Bypass (US 27) around Nicholasville. Construction of this bypass is scheduled to begin in 2007. A potential I-75 connection to this bypass is under study, which could also be in the shadow of this property.
Thank you for your interest in the background of St Athanasius Church! Donations toward the building of the Temple and development of the property are now being received. Your prayers and support are very much appreciated. Designated gifts may be sent directly to the Church, and will be promptly receipted, and of course, used exclusively as designated. Thank you for your prayers on our behalf!


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on draft at the brewery, a new perfect-for-summer offering (along with CrellMoset who reviewed below me, as a matter of fact!)
A: A hazy orangish-amber... creamy white head recedes to a nice sheeting and sticky lip of lace.
S: Nice, softer strawberry aromas... it's a nice balance with the wheaty scents.
T: Again, a softer strawberry note, but it is certainly there. Wheat and a slightly tart strawberry are on the forefront, but a hoppiness adding a touch of bitterness.
M + D: Rather rich without being too full bodied and heavy. A nice, shimmery carbonation. Maybe a little weighty feeling (though it's only 5.3 ABV, which is different than listed) for me to enjoy it more pleasantly as a session brew... a good fruit-infused beer, though, and one that I would happily have again - minus the slice of lemon. ;)
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On tap at the Blue Mountain Brewery tasting house in Afton, VA. Brewed with fresh strawberries grown right down the road.
Appearance: A gorgeous golden orange body at the center that seems to radiate outwards into a paler bronze. A nice frothy white head that floats atop the beer for a fair while and leaves minimal lacing after it fades away.
Aroma: Strawberries are prominent here, very sweet, with a few of those good hefe notes - earthy wheat and a few light spice and ester notes.
Taste: More of a traditional weiss here, with less of the strawberry coming though, though you can still taste it up front. What is there is a solid, unfiltered hefeweizen, though - wheat, light, mildly spicy hops, and a few yeast notes. Solid.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and fairly even.
Drinkability: A very easy going and refreshing beer, perfect for summer. A step up, IMO, from their filtered kristalweizen - seems to be all around a slightly fuller beer. Recommended.
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Erosive osteoarthritis is considered a subtype of osteoarthritis. Erosive osteoarthritis is sometimes referred to as inflammatory osteoarthritis, which seems like a contradictory term to many people who believe osteoarthritis is not associated with inflammation.
Initially, symptoms of erosive osteoarthritis may be confused with rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. Erosive osteoarthritis is primarily characterized by erosions of cartilage in the hands. Middle-aged or post-menopausal women are most commonly affected. Studies have shown evidence of erosions in other joints too but the severe, aggressive type of hand disease associated with erosive osteoarthritis defines the disease.
Erosive osteoarthritis can begin suddenly with pain, tenderness, and swelling present. The joint closest to the fingertips (distal interphalangeal joints) of the hand are most frequently involved. The joint closest to the knuckles (proximal interphalangeal joints) are the next most commonly involved joints with erosive osteoarthritis. (Illustration of finger joints). The knuckles and larger joints are involved occasionally.
Women are more affected by erosive osteoarthritis than males, 12 to 1. As for diagnostic testing, there may be mild elevation of the sedimentation rate, but generally, blood tests for inflammation are negative. X-rays reveal typical erosions and "gull-wing" deformity associated with erosive osteoarthritis.
The cause of erosive osteoarthritis is unknown, but hormones, metabolic disorders, and autoimmunity are suspect. A better understanding of the cause may produce better treatment options, but for now, treatment of erosive osteoarthritis focuses on physical therapy, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and prednisone.
Hand deformity and impaired hand function are definite concerns with erosive osteoarthritis. Treatment plans should be periodically reviewed to minimize damage from the condition.
Erosive Osteoarthritis. Leonardo Punzi MD, PhD. <http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S15216942040009447> Best Practice & Clinical Rheumatology. Vol.18. Issue 5. October 2004.
Erosive Osteoarthritis: Is it a separate disease entity? M. Cobby et. al. <http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0009926005821142> Clinical Radiology. Vol. 42. Issue 4. October 1990.
Erosive Osteoarthritis. Linda R. Belhorn, et.al. <http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0049017205800095> Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism. Vol. 22. Issue 5. April 1993.


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The Best and Worst Gear for Nine Days in a Dust Storm
This year I acted as an embedded reporter at Burning Man, a place of extreme temperatures, high winds, and white-out dust storms. The ultra-fine alkaline dust is hell on gear—so it'd seem like a good place to test some rugged stuff out, right? »


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Trading Standards warns of rogue traders in Somerset (From Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News)
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TRADING Standards officers are warning residents to be aware of unscrupulous traders offering carpet cleaning services, following complaints from concerned consumers.
The traders phone up and offer to clean carpets for a low or special price, often around £20 per room.
However, Trading Standards officers say that this just 'a foot in the door', and once in the house, the trader will say that they have found additional problems such as moth infestation, or suggest a more intensive cleaning at much higher price – in some cases as much as £4,000.


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If you're not, maybe you should take a peek at it. I say that because, I only just started watching it myself, so I'm not that far into what seems like a sprawling, international series, with lots of different characters; and I was kind of surprised to learn that there are a few black actors in it (I've counted 3 so far), and that there's a storyline that takes place in the Republic of Congo, which was more surprising.
I'll reserve comment until I'm caught up with the series, which is currently on episode 32, which is plenty, but thankfully each episode is only about 6-minutes long.
In short, the Warner Premiere, Bryan Singer collab is titled H+, and is a future-set story in which a virus has wiped out most of the human race, and those still alive have their minds linked to the Internet 24 hours a day. But when a virus is inserted into this matrix of an interconnected human race, lots of very bad things happens, leading to formation of a new world order.
7 episodes in, I'll say that it's a bit confusing, with all the jumping back and forth in time, before the virus, and after the virus, and all the different characters introduced, and what their overall involvement is, which is why I'm reserving commentary on the series until I'm caught up, and can explain exactly what the heck is going on.
But I can say that I'm definitely interested, and it's holding my interest enough for me to keep watching. And finding out that there are black actors in it, and that there's a Congo storyline, I'm curious to see where it all goes; although I can't say if all those different strands continue throughout the series.
And it's obvious that there's money behind this, after all it's a studio project from a studio filmmaker, so it has all the technical achievement of any Hollywood movie, except it's made for the web.
If you're watching, I'm curious to know what you think of it, and maybe you can shed some light on what exactly is going on.
Watch episode 1 below:
Chris | November 10, 2012 4:12 PM
Keep watching. They address the children issue in later episodes quite well. Its also more than just a video series. Visit the website and study the extra content. It helps to follow the story. There is also some pretty good online discussion on Google+.
ChicagoK8o | November 8, 2012 8:42 PM
It is interesting. And fairly well designed. The logo alone shows that a lot of thought has gone into this. And the short length of the episodes seems like an interesting screenwriting challenge. I do have some qualms about the conceit that everyone dies because of course not everyone would be implanted. All the children and most of the elderly would not have adopted the technology. There would be schools full of children roaming about. That's a pretty remarkable situation that the writers shouldn't ignore. But the interface with technology has been intelligently designed. And woven into the story.


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Jake Cannavale to Star in Off-Broadway Premiere of Basilica for Rattlestick
By Adam Hetrick
"Nurse Jackie" cast member Jake Cannavale will star in the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater production of the world premiere of Mando Alvarado's Basilica, which will begin previews Off-Broadway May 8 at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
Jerry Ruiz will helm the new drama that officially opens May 23 for a run through June 16. In addition to Cannavale, whose father is Tony-nominated actor Bobby Cannavale, the cast will also feature Rosal Colon, Bernardo Cubria, Selenis Leyva, Yadira Guevara-Prip, Alfredo Narciso and Felix Solis.
According to the Rattlestick, "In South Texas, two things loom large—the Catholic Church and Texas pride—and Joe Garza, a strong, hard-working man, embodies one more than the other. But when he learns that Gilbert Gonzalez has returned as the new pastor at the basilica, Joe's confronted with the choices he made in life and questions the past the only way he knows how—with anger, pride, and a biting tongue."
Basilica will have scenic design by Raul Abrego, costume design by Carisa Kelly, lighting design by Burke Brown, sound design by Jane Shaw, property design by Andrew Diaz and fight direction by David Anzuelo.
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One of the first places snow will start to fall in Siouxland is Norfolk, Nebraska. Officials there are urging folks to get prepared.
Area grocery stores say that's brought customers out in droves. While they say it's normally their slow time of the year, the threat of winter weather means the last few days have been anything but slow.
Managers at a Hy-Vee in Norfolk say they've had to call in extra employees to help out with the rush.
Customers are doing their heavy shopping at all hours, leaving the store as early as 6:00 am with carts full of groceries and supplies.
Store officials say they haven't run out of anything yet, because they've been trying to plan ahead.
Lamont Braithwaite, Norfolk Hy-Vee Manager: "We have a few extra deliveries that were going out yesterday and today, just so people make sure they are prepared."
Local law enforcement officials are certainly appreciative of those who are getting out ahead of time and preparing.
The Madison County sheriff said it's important for residents, especially those in rural areas, to stock up on things they may need like food or prescription drugs.
He said his patrolman will help as many people as they possibly can, but in the open areas he said they can't always get to everyone.


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Ah week 17 of the NFL season. Thou art bittersweet. Week 17 signals the start of the grandest time of all, playoff season in the NFL. However, for so many teams it signals the end of meaningful football for the next 9 months. As Panthers fans we have seen the ship sail on our season far too early the past several years, but not this year. It seems like this season has been such a whirlwind in so many ways. Just a little under 3 short months ago we were all discussing who the Panthers should hire as their new head coach and what to do with our inevitable top 10 pick. Now here we all sit, 10 wins and 1 loss later talking about the possibility of being a 1 seed in the playoffs and needing nothing more than a win against the struggling Falcons to clinch a first round bye. How did this all happen? Well that is a story for another article, but let's focus on the most important game of the season, Sunday's game against Atlanta.
The Falcons have been a very confusing team for me to dissect this year. Injuries have been a bit of a problem for them, especially early on with key injuries two their 2 biggest offensive weapons. Stephen Jackson has been a shell of his former Rams self, and it hasn't helped that the defense may be arguably the worst in professional football. Even with all of these things, weren't they the go to preseason pick to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl? Let look at how bad it has been this year for the Falcons and break down our chances in Sunday's matchup.
The Atlanta Falcons are allowing over 28 point per game this season and it doesn't get much better looking at just their home games. At home the Falcons are allowing 26.14 points per game. The offense is also about the same at home compared to the road. At home Atlanta scores 23.28 compared to 21.25 on the road. I guess the bright spot for Falcons fans is that the team is finally performing roughly the same in home and road games, just not the way they were hoping.
In the Falcons defense they have won 3 of their 4 games at home this season. The downside is that all of their wins have been offensive shootouts; something Carolina is proficient at avoiding. In Atlanta's 4 victories the both teams have combined to average a total of 56.75 points with an average margin of victory of just 4.75 points.
In their 6 games against teams with defenses in the top 6 in the league, the Falcons have averaged just 14.5 points per game and have an 0-6 record.
The Panthers have played 8 games against teams that have scored more points than the Falcons this season. In those contests Carolina is 5-3 and allows just 16.5 points per game.
Atlanta has the league's worst rushing attack, averaging just 78.1 yards per game. On Sunday they will face the NFL's 2nd ranked rush defense which is allowing just 87.7 yards per game. On the flipside, the Falcons 31st ranked rush defense will have to find some way to contain the Panthers 11th ranked rushing offense.
For those of you that say they will just give us a heavy dose of Matty Ice I will say this. While the Falcons won't want to roll over and concede the game to the Panthers, they also won't want to put their franchise QB in harm's way too many times in a game that means absolutely nothing to them. Carolina is in the playoffs win or lose, so the Falcons can only possibly play spoiler to the fact that we may not get a first round bye and home game. Even to do that they would need to win and get help. Unless they do something that has very rarely happened, score a lot of points early, I don't think they will have the drive to fight too much for this win. If they were capable of just turning it on, why wouldn't they have won more than 4 games this year?
Prediction: Panthers 29, Falcons 15
Feel free to discuss your take and leave your insights below as they are always welcome. As always, good luck to the Saints, I know we all hope for a clean injury-free game!


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I was just listening to the Dan Patrick show this morning. Mike Florio was sitting in for Dan Patrick who is in Russia for the Olympics. What caught my attention was Mike mentioning that he felt Denver may let Eric Decker go. This would allow Denver to free up cap space to go out and fill in holes on the defense.
My question for you guys is this..
Assuming Denver does in fact let Eric Decker walk, should Detroit pursue him?
I like the idea! If we could get him to come in opposite CJ that would be a huge upgrade. At 6'3"- 220lbs he possess good size. He is quicker than he is fast but that is okay in my opinion. He has great hands and runs crisp routes.
Additionally, this would allow Detroit to focus on shoring up our holes on the defensive side of the ball as well.
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Talossans, it must be said, have it pretty good. They enjoy a body of law stretching back two decades, plus four political parties, an online journal, local holidays, and a flag. "And it isn't just some Web graphic," Madison says. "It's a real flag made of fabric. You can put it on a pole and it'll flap in the breeze."
Talossans also claim their own wholly invented language. The kingdom's print dictionary - 28,000 entries on double-sided, triple-columned pages in 8-point type - outweighs most city phone books. A faux etymology traces the language's origins to a 5th-century sect of Latin-speaking North African Berbers. The first line of the Lord's Prayer reads, "Ar Phatreu, qi isch à çéu, sanctificaðuâ estadra Tù nhôminaů." A Talossan requires just one word to say "love at first sight." The language came into being with 18 irregular verbs.
The Talossan government is basically a benign oligarchy with a functioning legislature consisting of an upper house, the Senäts, and a lower house, the Cosâ. It meets monthly via the Web. (Once a year, Talossans residing in or journeying to Milwaukee gather in person for TalossaFest, which includes a daylong legislative discussion called the "living Cosâ.") Voting results are published online monthly in The Clark, the Talossan equivalent of the Federal Register. All Clarks are bound together into a thick volume called L'Anuntziâ dels Legeux, the official annals of Talossan law. According to a typical Clark, the legislature considered 29 measures in a single month. A bill that called for severing diplomatic relations with the micronation of Triparia failed (but passed with subsequent revisions), while a resolution labeling Wal-Mart a "fascist state" sailed through, as did an amendment to the Talossan constitution easing immigration restrictions.
Nonetheless, becoming a Talossan is nearly as difficult as becoming a US citizen. Law requires prospective immigrants to read 1 online book about Talossa and purchase at least 2 of the 16 others for sale on the nation's Web site. Candidates for citizenship must then pass a test on Talossan history, compose an essay titled "What Talossa Means to Me," and receive judicial and legislative approval in both parliamentary houses to earn naturalization.
Like many micronations, Talossa began with a lonely kid. But where most such realms collapse when their founders grow up, Talossa has flourished.
In the old days, when Talossa consisted only of a few of Madison's acquaintances in Milwaukee, immigration wasn't so formal an affair. Madison stumbled across people he thought might be interested in his project and invited them to join, and the parliament generally granted them citizenship. The Web launch necessitated the tougher, more standardized citizenship rules in place today. But these rigorous entrance requirements - and the occasional xenophobic flare-up in online posts - haven't limited Talossa's expansion. In a micronational world composed primarily of one- to five-person Liechtensteins and Christmas Islands, most of which beg for new members, Talossa has experienced a virtual population explosion. More people joined the country in 1996 - its first year on the Web, during which several browsers placed it under their What's New buttons - than in all the previous years combined. The growth shows no signs of abating.
Talossans hail from Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Cyprus, Brazil, Poland, Argentina, the Netherlands, California, Florida, and Milwaukee. They are grad students, journalists, carpenters, teachers, legislative aides, musicians, retail clerks, parents, and teens. They're mostly men - only 3 out of the 60 citizens are female - and they spend from less than an hour a week to more than 20 "in" Talossa. Usually, this means posting discussion-group gossip and jokes to a bulletin board. But the Talossan board, called Wittenberg, is also the forum for political dialogue, which gets heated, even though there aren't really any issues to debate. The citizens compensate for this lack of substance with a firm sense of histrionics and a well-developed ability to foster controversy. Discourse gets overblown and bombastic. Citizens are passionate and occasionally less than considerate, denouncing ideas - and often their proponents - as fascistic or moronic.
One might think that so specific an activity as pretending to be a citizen of a fictional country would attract a certain sort of person. In fact, Talossans are more different than alike. Take Ken Oplinger, a pillar of the Visalia, California, business community. Oplinger, 30, is president and CEO of Visalia's chamber of commerce, where he spends his days reviewing proposed laws, working the press, and lobbying politicians. Outside of the office, he does more of the same - but in a different realm.
"I'll hear him on the phone discussing legislation," says his fiancée, Diana Stein, "and I'll assume it's for work. Then I'll realize, 'Wait, Visalia doesn't have a king.'"
In real life, Oplinger belongs to a drinking group called Viva Visalia that meets in various bars around town. He plays pickup basketball on the weekends, visits his family in Phoenix regularly, and just recently bought a house with Stein. He joined Talossa in 1996. Soon thereafter, he started his own political party and launched a campaign to rewrite the constitution, granting equal rights to citizens living outside the physical territory of Talossa. Oplinger says his real-life job as a lobbyist "sometimes frustrated me because I had to represent interests I didn't necessarily believe in. Talossa gave me the opportunity to speak my mind without fear of the ramifications of speaking one's mind in the real world."
Fellow Talossan Chris Gruber spent half the year after his 20th birthday in a homeless shelter. His fiancée had left him and his parents refused to take his calls. "Playing my guitar," he says, "was the only thing that kept me sane." Now 25, he's a husband, father, and software consultant in Tallahassee, Florida, and Talossa's minister of propaganda. He's also an eager conversationalist who can discuss with equal volubility the decline of 1970s rock and the challenges of raising his 3-year-old son.
"The great thing about Talossa," he says, "is that all these people are doing stuff that would otherwise be very solitary, but they're together. Like, I design and play my own games, I write and play music, I'm interested in writing sketch comedy and parody, and for years I've designed my own religions. So I'm sitting here doing all this stuff, but it's all solitary - I'm alone. And I think everyone in Talossa feels that way. We all have our selfish indulgences we do by ourselves. But Talossa is a place where we can do them together, rather than as isolated geeks all over the country, which is essentially what we are."
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I was trying to come up with something that sounded deep, but wasn't. (More than usual, I mean.) So anyway, this is for those people who, for whatever reason, have a valentine who is easier to give a card to than to actually approach. Don't look for any hidden meanings; the whole point is to really not mean a damned thing.
I write today of valentines, with velvet trim and laces,
The sort we give to porcupines, instead of warm embraces;
We blame such silly practices on love, or fate, or Cupid,
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Buchanan walked the first two batters he faced before inducing Jordan Hill into a grounder that forced Desmond McLemore at third. Andrew DiMaggio walked to load the bases, but Buchanan sent Michael McWilliams down on strikes.
Noblesville catcher Braydon Crow tried to pick off DiMaggio at first, but DiMaggio beat the throw. Tyler Young took advantage and scored the opening run on the play.
Buchanan settled down in the second, sending the Reds down in order.
Noblesville came to bat in the bottom of the second and opened a 3-1 lead on two hits and two walks. Anderson came right back in the third with three runs as Buchanan lost control and issued four walks along with a wild pitch and a passed ball that advanced runners.
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In my attempt to quit my complaining about the draft, I've decided to take a look at some undrafted players that I would love for the Cards to go after.
Tim Barnes- Center, 6'4", 310 lbs. Missouri
Derek Hall- Offensive Tackle, 6'5", 300 lbs. Stanford
David Mims-Offensive Tackle, 6'8", 331 lbs. Virginia Union-if they want to go with a big boy to develop.
Mark Herzlich- ILB, 6'4", 248 lbs. BC. Good job NFL, no one could draft the cancer survivor?Have a heart
Brandon Bair- 3-4 DT, 6'7", 272 lbs. Oregon.
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