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For NH's economic growth, there is something better than a casino
We are in this revenue- constrained situation because we have not been pursuing an obvious, and the better, revenue-generating alternative. That better alternative is manufacturing - advanced high-tech manufacturing - to drive tax revenues. To accomplish that, New Hampshire needs a comprehensive economic development plan, something it hasn't had since 2001.
Here are a few facts:
1. Manufacturing is the state's No. 1 industry, while business taxes account for approximately 23 percent of general fund revenues, the largest portion. Over the last five years, that percentage has been stagnant. To increase revenues for New Hampshire, we need to help existing manufacturers grow, and we need to recruit more advanced manufacturing and high tech businesses to move here and stay here.
2. New Hampshire is being out-invested and out-marketed by other states that are aggressively driving economic development. International and domestic firms seeking desirable landing places are responding to those states. As a consequence, New Hampshire's job growth for the past 12 months ranks 37th, and from 2011 to 2012 New Hampshire personal income grew by 2.8 percent, ranking New Hampshire 39th.
3. The University System and the Community College System have committed to doubling the number of science, technology, engineering and math graduates by 2025. The pipeline of talent will be filling up with few places to go in New Hampshire.
4. World markets love American products. Export sales growth translates to profit growth, which translates to more business tax revenue - but first we need the manufacturers here.
5. We have a wealth of private capital in New Hampshire, at least $13 billion in endowments, trusts and other funds, for example. One fund manager says, "I would like to see these funds invested in New Hampshire economic development, but there is no channel for us, so our investment dollars flow out of state."
6. Although energy rates are high in the Northeast, New Hampshire has the skills and incentives to help advanced manufacturing organizations approach "zero net energy" in their facilities.
Norm Fisk, director of the Regional Center for Advanced Manufacturing in Keene, writes in "How manufacturing will save NH" in the March issue of Business NH magazine, "The only way to create wealth is to grow it, mine it, or manufacture it." In the same article, Dennis Delay, economist for the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy, speaking of manufacturing's high wages says, "This has a huge effect on our economic future because, simply put, if we have a growth in higher paying jobs, those people can buy homes, products, and services. It brings about a positive ripple effect on New Hampshire's entire economy."
The cover story in the April 22 issue of Time magazine, "Made in the USA," is also inspiring, stating, ".perhaps the best economic news the U.S. has witnessed since the rise of Silicon Valley: made in the USA is making a comeback." Being an integral part of that comeback seems safer and smarter than relying on slots, blackjack and roulette.
Consider these questions:
Should we depend on the vagaries of a single casino, which represents an industry in trouble, or should we tie the state's fiscal future to numerous leading-edge high tech producers?
Would it be better to be burdened with the negative social ripple effects that accompany casino gambling, or would it be better to reap positive social benefits as a result of higher-paying jobs and more assured tax revenue flows?
Do we want to tarnish New Hampshire's enviable "brand" with gambling, or do we want to embellish that brand by being the prideful source of a growing array of exportable goods and services?
Should we enable casino amenities to cannibalize existing entertainment venues, restaurants and other small businesses, or enable New Hampshire's entire economy to flourish, as Delay stated?
Casino gambling may be the easy thing to do, but a plan based on advanced high-tech manufacturing is the best thing to do for New Hampshire citizens and state government.
Rep. John Cebrowski is a Republican representative from Bedford and a member of the House Finance Committee. Rep. David Borden is a Democratic representative from New Castle and chairman of the Science, Technology and Energy committee.
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News: Asher Roth On Draining "Spaghetti" Release, "I'm Not Just Trying To Make Quick Money" [Video]
Wednesday, Oct 20, 2010 6:45PM
Rapper Asher Roth has explained the delay behind his forthcoming Spaghetti Tree sophomore album and said he is aiming to put out his best music to date.
This time around, Roth said it was vital to not rush out his music despite the album being initially slated to drop over the summer.
"I'm not just trying to put out a song, make quick money and get out of here," Roth promised in an interview. "I wanna put something together that's gonna last, that people are going to appreciate, listen to and they're going to break it down. Personally, I love it when people take the time to break it down, every single song on the album -- we're making the best music with the people that want to be a part of it. Not just, 'Hey, can I get a quick check and get out of here.' Anybody who knows me knows that I have no budget at all. Anybody within this circle of friends knows I'm working purely off a wing and a prayer. But yo, it's been fun..." (Vlad TV)
When recently asked about guest features, Ash said he was not planning to force the LP into stores.
"We haven't really got there yet. Not yet. Game got on 'Splish Splash' because he was just there in the studio. I think it's great to make the music and then figure out who would sound good on what. Robin Thicke did get on one though, but we'll see if it'll stick around. I just linked up with Cannon and I still want will.i.am to come holla at me because I want to talk some "Joints and Jams" type shit. He's super talented. It really just comes down if they want to do it or not at this point. I don't have big money. I mean wish I could say lets get in the studio for a million dollars but it's just not like that." (VIBE)
Last month, Roth said he was working with a variety of producers.
XXL Freshman alum Asher Roth is preparing to drop his sophomore album, The Spaghetti Tree. He recently spoke with DJ Skee, giving some details on the album, including that he's working with a range of producers including Nottz, DJ Khalil, Ryan Leslie, Don Cannon and Oren Yoel, who handled the bulk of production on Asher's 2009 debut, Asleep in the Bread Aisle. "The second time around, the sound is esoteric," the Pennsylvania native told Skee. "It's spacey. It's dope, though. But it also has this really earthy, organic sound. So, if that even makes any sense, it's kind of the air and the earth." (XXL Mag)
Earlier this year, Roth talked about linking up with Pharrell Williams for his solo effort.
"We linked up in Miami," he explained in an interview. "Very good chemistry as far as creating music. We was down there while it was all snowy in New York. We had a blast. I think we have some really beautiful music for warm weather. He really is a genius. Working with him, it's really fast. We wound up doing 12 recordsin 12 days, which is really good numbers. It's quick. He gets an idea and he harnesses that idea really quick. It's cool when someone like me gets to step into the studio with him. I feel it's probably different vibes...We wrote 12 different records. We didn't try to write one record 12 times -- we have stuff all over the map, from live drums that are going to incorporate itself well into a live show...I'm excited for you guys to hear that stuff." (MTV)
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Facebook, Twitter and Myspace, Whatever kind of social media you use, some institutions want access to some pretty private information.
"Privacy takes on a whole new meaning when you start to move into this internet world, the internet highway. We drive at different speed limits in this arena," said local state representative, Dawnna Dukes.
She wants to pump the brakes on employer social media accessibility.
Dukes said, "I read a lot over the past year of some measures on the federal level that attempted to require an employee to provide their employer with their password to their accounts...across the internet there was a huge outrage and I agreed."
That's why she filed House Bill 451.
"If it's personal and private and it's not a part of the job or the institution, there is no reason why your personal information should be required," Dukes said.
Ahmed Zaidi , an Austin resident, said, "It's not a good representation of who they are as a person or as a candidate for a job...so I think people should lay off the social media."
UT Freshman, Melinda Garcia, said, "That's going into your own personal messages and...What happens if it's something personal within family relations? That's pretty sad."
"That does not prevent an employer...that if an individual breaks company policy...from taking some type of action," Dukes added. "It just still prevents them from compelling and requiring your private information and your private posts."
The bill would also ban universities from gaining access to current and future student athlete's social media accounts.
Dukes explained, "They can still do their monitoring of your public posts, but they couldn't make you "friend" them so they could see your private post."
Both UT and Texas Tech have contracts to monitor student athletes on social media.
Dukes said, "It would not allow for them to require you to put on a third party program that allows them inside information on who you're communicating with, what types of conversations you are having."
"Those student athletes are just kids at the end of the day. They're just kids...they're just growing up too. They're just students, they want to have fun here," Zaidi added.
Monica Vela, a UT Freshman, said, "For the school, they have interviews for what type of person you are, and sometimes people can hide it, but Facebook can't' really hide it."
"If they catch you doing something, it's pretty much your fault," Garcia added.
"The policy should be the same. Everybody should be treated the same," Dukes said.
She says it's called personal information for a reason.
This is a response from UT representative, Gary Susswein, Director of Media Relations;
"The university does not monitor our employees online. We currently have a contract that we believe helps us ensure the well-being of some of our student athletes in the social media sphere....UT Austin will review the legislation that has been filed in Texas and work with the bill's author. We will respect the wishes of the legislature on this important issue."
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When Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert was hit on a dead ball offside call, he came down awkwardly on his non-throwing shoulder, likely where the injury occurred. After that drive, Gabbert was on the sideline having his shoulder looked at and wincing in pain as the team trainers worked on his shoulder.
The very next drive Gabbert came back on the field, but the team decided to run the ball three straight times and pull Gabbert from the game, replacing him with Chad Henne. Henne has been a quarterback a lot of Jaguars fans have started to clamor for, asking "Well, why not see what Henne can do?"
Chad Henne thoroughly answered that question.
Until late int he fourth quarter, the Jaguars offense under Chad Henne was hovering right around zero to negative yards of offense and sputtered away a 17-3 lead, unable to do anything at all offensively outside of some of the turnovers that placed the offense in field goal range. Henne ended the day 9-for-20 with 71 passing yards and was sacked three times, often holding the football.
The status of Blaine Gabbert right now going forward is unknown, but his arm wasn't in a sling which is generally a good sign. It's possible it was just a hyper-extension or a dislocation, but as frustrating as Gabbert has been to watch, he's clearly the best option the Jaguars have at quarterback.


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Tomorrow will be the 80th birthday of Margaret Thatcher, otherwise known as "The Iron Lady", "The Great She-Elephant", "Attila the Hen" and "The Grocer's Daughter".
To be fair, those of us across the political divide ought to congratulate her. We can agree that she is a formidable woman who succesfully managed to become the first female Prime Minister, lasting in the post for eleven years (1979-1990), which is some achivement.
Indeed some in the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats praise her not just for her strength of personality but also for her encouragement of giving people an increase in the right of choice. I admit myself, albeit with blushes, that I have agreed with one or two major Thatcherite policies, although one of them (Rail privatisation) is something I am now somewhat ashamed of, given the dire mess it is in right now.
So how is the Iron Lady celebrating her birthday! Well according to BBC Online Diarist Nick Assinder:
Fascinating to see who is being invited to Baroness Thatcher's 80th birthday bash in Knightsbridge on Thursday.
Who is in and who out of favour with the Iron Lady
A whole host of big beasts from the Tory party will be there amongst the near 700-strong gathering
But so will Prime Minister Tony Blair, who invited her into Downing Street shortly after his election in 1997 and has always rather enjoyed being described as her political heir.
But apparently Michael Heseltine can not look forward to an invitation.
Hardly surprising bearing in mind his greatest claim to fame is probably as the man who finished off the Iron Lady.
Perhaps more interesting, however, is the fact that of the remaining four Tory leadership contenders only the two right wingers, David Davis and Liam Fox have been invited.
Euroenthusiast Ken Clarke has, perhaps unsurprisingly, been forgotten and the Baroness "doesn't know" David Cameron.
What is more difficult to work out nowadays is whether their campaigns will gain or lose from being left off the list.
It is hardly surprising which leadership contenders are on the list, given Thatcher's partisan and slavish approach to the right of the Party. For this is the woman who, according to the memoirs of the former Conservative leader and Prime Minister (Yes you could be both in those days), Sir Edward Heath, kept very quiet at the Shadow Cabinet meeting where various members tripped over each other in demanding that fellow Shadow Cabinet member, Enoch Powell be sacked for his attacks on immigrants in a speech in Birmingham three days previously. This is the woman who was in thrall with the Freedom Association and it's founders! A group which wanted severe cubs on immigration, and wanted to see an end to economic sanctions in the apartheid-ruling South Africa, something let us not forget, which Maggie herself publicly supported. I am sure that was great comfort to many civil-rights supporters there as they prepared to 'commit suicide' by slipping on a bar of soap and sliding across a room and falling over a balcony whilst in police custody. This is the woman who, in recent years, protested against the imprisonment of General Pinochet! Saying at the Conservative Party Conference that year, concerning Britain's arrest of the notorious dictator over human rights abuses:
"But it is an affront to common sense as well as a caricature of justice to maintain that a head of government must automatically accept criminal responsibility for everything that is done while he is in power.
"On that basis Messrs Blair and Straw should accept criminal responsibility for everything done in every prison or police station throughout the United Kingdom - and then be extradited to Spain to answer for it."
(I have some difficulty equating human rights abuses and lack of democracy in Chile with the choices and freedoms in the UK, but never mind, I have never attempted to understand those who are very right-wing or left wing).
She later added that, to quote BBC Online: Pinochet's enemies hated him because of his success in transforming Chile's economy under a free market model.
I sincerely hope that Liam Fox and David Davis bear all of this in mind, and many of us in the Labour Party will wish them well in the leadership race.
But we don't hold grudges and wish Maggie well. Only some of us hope she realises one day what horrendous and damaging mistakes she has made in her political life.


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VIDEO: Colchester Half Marathon
ABOUT 2,000 people took part in the Colchester Half Marathon yesterday.
The annual event, which is organised by the Colchester Colne Round Table, raise cash for St Helena Hospice.
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Tenn. GOP lawmaker credits Hooters for success
After my Slate article on working at Tokyo Hooters, a lot of people seem to expect me to hate on the company. The truth is, I'm with Rep. Hurley. Waitressing is tough. Waitressing while basically wearing an orange spandex diaper can try the soul. And yet, most of the women I met during my (very brief) time on the job were cool, smart, hard-working hustlers.
Some of them were working three jobs to support themselves. Some lived with their parents and just wanted "exposure" or a little extra cash for blingy cell phone covers. Whatever. They all just got it done. I find that admirable.
(For what it's worth, the management and trainers at Hooters were very respectful and considerate of employees.)
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Ian McShane has said despite starring in salsa comedy Cuban Fury, his real dancing expertise is from the disco era.
The Pirates Of The Caribbean star said he hadn't had the chance to learn many moves for his film with Nick Frost, but he grew up at a time when "everyone thought they were John Travolta".
Asked if he wanted to dance more in Cuban Fury, Ian said: "No I didn't, you're playing the chi chi. I booked some lessons here, but you just have to move around, let Nick do the thing and then they had some amazing people they brought over from Columbia and whatever."
He added of his former dance champion character Ron Parfitt: "Ron's a bit old to start those moves, but as [the dance tutor] said, 'if you're a dancer you've got to put up with all that schtick'."
Ian said he sometimes had a dance in the kitchen at home: "We've all done that at various times, you hear a song on the radio which takes you back and you crank out some amazing moves, or you think they are until you actually see it.
"I used to think it was a great way of getting fit in the old days. I'm from the disco era where everybody thought they were John Travolta... What song is going to get me on the dancefloor? Anything from Saturday Night Fever and you're up there like a demon."
Ian, 71, who joked that what he looked for in a film was "location, a cheque and perks", said he didn't believe in having dream roles he wanted to play.
He explained: "I don't do that, I think it's very pompous when actors say, 'I think I've got a [King] Lear in me.' There's only two kinds of actors - good ones and bad ones... and lucky ones and unlucky ones."
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'Tis the season for fun TV announcements. Is it the fall season yet?
- Ripper has supposedly passed one more small hurdle towards becoming reality
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Date: 24-28 March 2014
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Times: 9 am to 4pm each day
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Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander service providers that support Stolen Generations and/or their families. The training has been attended by:
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Have you had your fix of pumpkin yet this Fall? I haven't made a lot of pumpkin things but so far I've made this bread and some pumpkin cookies. I plan on making other pumpkin things. I may even try to incorporate some bacon with pumpkin. You'll soon see.
I don't know why, but whenever I try and make a bread that has a swirl in it… the bread comes out of the oven just perfect and then once it starts cooling down the bread collapses. Does any one else ever experience this? OR do all the food bloggers out there snap the photo when the bread has just come out of the oven? It really frustrates me because, when I see the original picture of the recipe where I got it from their bread looks perfect and it didn't collapse. So, if anyone wants to share their ideas please let me know.
3 1/3 cups flour
2 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
2 2/3 cups sugar
2/3 cup butter
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It was a cold day Saturday, but for some people in Hannibal it was downright freezing.
But it was all for a good cause.
Around 50 people took a nice little swim in the Mississippi River for the annual Polar Plunge. Mary Lynne Richards with Hannibal Parks and Rec says it might have been cold, but at least it was just a quick dip, and they had a great time with it.
All of the people participating were raising money for Special Olympics.
"Special Olympics needs money for their travel expenses, for their uniforms, for their sports equipment. We have 500 Special Olympians in the state of Missouri and right now five basketball teams are playing here in Hannibal. So they are traveling and doing a lot of playing all around the state," she said.
This is the third year for the Polar Plunge in Hannibal, and Richards says this was an especially cold year.
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Man Stabbed During Altercation Later Dies
Michael Thompson, 52, Stabbed During Argument In 200 Block Of Shy Lane
A Chula Vista man who was stabbed during an altercation over missing property died in a hospital four days later, according to police and the Medical Examiner's Office.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterMichael Thompson, 52, was pronounced dead at a hospital at 12:34 a.m. Saturday, according to the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office, who listed the time of his injury as 7:35 p.m. Tuesday.Thompson was allegedly stabbed multiple times during an argument over missing property at 245 Shy Lane, according to Chula Vista police Lt. Roxana Kennedy.Juan Cabrera, 23, was arrested Friday, Kennedy said. He was jailed on suspicion of attempted murder and vehicle theft, according to jail records."We feel very confident that we have the individual responsible for the death," Kennedy said.


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Assassin's Creed 3 interview: Concept to execution
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 26, 2012 1:30PM PDT
We have a detailed chat with Assassin's Creed 3 lead game designer Steven Masters about Ubisoft's design process for implementing new ideas, how it deals with aging consoles, and the effort put into historical accuracy. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 interview: Ending sequence
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 25, 2012 10:30AM PDT
An interview with Assassin's Creed 3 lead writer Corey May about satisfying fan expectations and wrapping up Desmond's arc. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 leaves 'plenty of seeds' for future games
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 24, 2012 10:30AM PDT
Assassin's Creed 3 lead writer Corey May talks about leaving room for more sequels while closing up the current arc, and how the ending won't come out of left field. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 multiplayer preview: Disguise deemphasized
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 24, 2012 9:00AM PDT
A hands-on look at Assassin's Creed 3's new multiplayer modes, Domination and Wolf Pack, with thoughts from multiplayer director Damien Kieken. Read more
New Assassin's Creed 3 dev video focuses on colonial American life
by John Keefer, shacknews.com, Sep 19, 2012 7:30AM PDT
The final Assassin's Creed 3 developer video is out, discussing the setting of the game and how the setting of early America affects Connor and gameplay. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 devs talk about Connor
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 13, 2012 10:00AM PDT
An Assassin's Creed 3 video doc highlights the developers talking about the new protagonist Connor, including his brushes with history and the accuracy of his Native American language. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 TV commercial does murders
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Sep 7, 2012 7:30AM PDT
One of the many wonders of the Internet is that we can watch television commercials without even owning a television, getting our recommended daily amount of warm, friendly product information direct through the tubes. Thank you, Internet, you've changed the world. And brought us the Assassin's Creed III commercial shown during the first match of the American football season on Wednesday. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 dev diary gets stabby
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Aug 30, 2012 11:00AM PDT
Killing people is pretty important in Assassin's Creed III, it turns out, so Ubisoft has put a lot of work into the open-world murder simulator's killification. A new video developer diary features chaps from the fields of game design, animator, fight choreography, history, and, ah, military re-enactment all talking about killing those blasted lobsterbacks in the American Revolution. Read more
Assassin's Creed 3 trailer offers commentary on naval warfare
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Aug 28, 2012 12:00PM PDT
Ubisoft has released a commentary for its naval battle trailer, explaining some of the gameplay systems at work in the new battle type. Read more


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Minimum EMR Functionality DOES NOT Equal Usable EMR
Written by: John Lynn
Sometimes I feel like it's my mission to combat the myths associated with EMR certification, selection and implementation. Ok, so maybe it's mostly the EHR certification, but selection and implementation are closely tied to EMR certification. On that note…
An EMR certification that verifies "minimum EMR functionality" DOES NOT equal a usable EMR.
Yes, it's a subtle difference, but an important one that far too many people ignore. Call it good marketing by the certification body. Call it a misunderstanding. Regardless, it's scary how many people think that by testing for a "minimum EMR functionality" they are more likely to have a successful EMR implementation. The problem is, it doesn't. If it did, then we'd have a lot more successful EMR implementations.


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When I saw the big name memory foam beds appear years ago, I thought to myself, "Why so expensive? It's FOAM!". I did realize that it was a high-tech foam, but foam nonetheless. So when our 17 year old Stearns and Foster spring behemoth started sagging recently, my wife and I were pleased to find many manufacturers of memory foam beds at realistic prices. We chose this one based on reviews, price and warranty. Now here's my review in two words: BUY IT! It came rolled up, totally vacuum sealed and started expanding slowly as soon as we unwrapped it. It had a "new material" odor for a few hours, but 7 hours later it was fully expanded and once we put bedding on it, we could hardly notice smell. We put it on our Stears and Foster box spring and slept on it that night. 3 days later smell was gone. We've slept great from day 1, but my wife wanted the pillow top fluffitness that we had on old bed, so we put a thick pillow top pad (Overstock Item#: 11446847) on this and, I gotta say, with or without the pillow pad, this bed is the most comfortable bed I've ever slept on! It's the perfect balance between firm and soft, and if you want it softer, just do the pad like we did. I'm 48, 6'2" 250lbs and paint houses for a living. If I get a sore back or shoulder, I need it healed in the morning. I've NEVER had an achy ANYTHING in the morning since we've had this bed! This mattress has a 20 year warranty. Within the first 10 years, if the mattress sustains a 3/4" or deeper impression, they will repair or replace at no charge. Most other mfgrs require 1-1/2"! If problems occur between 10-20 years, there's a pro-rated charge. So take it from a couple coming off a high end spring mattress to this bed and have zero regrets, BUY IT!
We received this bed about 3 weeks ago and absolutely love sleeping on it. Memory foam mattresses come compressed and need a few hours to take shape after removing the packaging. Others have commented on the odor that comes off the mattresses and it does have one but, disappears quickly. I slept on it the same night and had no issue with the smell. I have been an active sleeper most of my life and I have notice that I sleep way more restfully on this mattress I don't move around nearly as much. Also, because the motion transference is greatly reduces my boyfriend sleeps better as well. This mattress is pretty firm so if you like a softer mattress it might not be the one for you. Although the way the memory foam molds to your body it does offset the firmness a little. All in all I definitely recommend this mattress and would by it again.
This mattress is VERY comfortable! I've slept much more soundly since I started sleeping on this mattress. I was worried about the weird smell that other reviews mentioned, but it really doesn't smell very much at all. For the first couple of days, I could smell it, but it wasn't a bad smell...it just smelled new. I would definitely recommend this mattress.
I've only been sleeping on this mattress a little over two weeks as I let it air out for 4 days. It filled out to its full 10" within hours of getting it out of the packaging. I did notice an odor, which I was prepared for, and just left it in the guest bedroom for four days ( I place some coffee grounds on a plate in the room to help absorb the smell) The reason for 4 stars is that I feel that I've been a bit warmer while sleeping and the smell took longer to dissipate.
I was a bit hesitant to order a mattress on-line, but I am so glad I did. Delivery in 3 days, and then, my best nights sleep I can recall for a long, long time. I have had 2 major back surgeries. I knew my old mattress had seen better days and asked a lot of people about the memory foam type. Everyone I talked to that has one love it. And now I see why. This is, without a doubt, the most comfortable mattress I have ever slept on. I usually wake up and immediately get out of bed, but this morning I just laid there enjoying every moment. No smell, no excessive heat issues. Perfection. Seriously. You won't be dissapointed.
I have a very bad back, bulging disc L-5, I needed a mattress that offered a firm support, but a soft comfortable bed. I think this bed is awesome and I'm buying it in a King in November. I did purchase a bed frame that is built for platform beds, and it has wooden slats that are curved and in the area where your back needs extra support or more comfort, you just adjust the slats.it was easy to assemble and looks nice. No need for box springs.
Very happy with mattress. It is more firm than I anticipated but I am only 5'-1" and weigh about 116 lbs. I guess some would say petit and I did take this into consideration when other buyers much larger than me said that they found the density to be too soft not the case for me. A bit firmer than I expected, I had chosen medium, but I'm happy with the comfort of it. I have been sleeping on it for about 1 month now and I would recommend it.
Its a great buy for people who have back pain and trouble sleeping.
We live in our motor home and the old sleep number bed was about shot so I ordered this mattress and it's been the best investment i have ever made. I slept like a log every night and wake up rested and no sore or stiff back. people have stated the smell, I had a very faint smell for about a day but i left window cracked open and it went away. People complain about these foam mattress being hot I don't think they are any worse than a standard mattress. And the biggest plus is the price, I went to the bed store and lay on the $3500.00bed and this $00 bed was just as good. The foundation I use is the piece of plywood that the sleep number was on. So if you are looking for a new mattress buy this one and enjoy the $3200 you saved. It was delivered by UPS and I was able to carry it into our home by myself.
Well, this is our THIRD mattress, first we bought one for our 11 year old daughter, and she loved it, then my 9 year old son wanted one, and he loved it. We just replaced the coil mattress in our guest bedroom, and no surprise, we bought one for in there as well. This is a foam mattress that is not TOO firm, its the perfect amount IMO. My husband and I have an expensive (name brand, thousands of dollars) foam mattress, and we expect it to last 15-20 years. Its certainly more firm than this one but we like it that way, for the kids and guests, we weren't sure they particularly wanted such a firm sleeping mattress. Plus, at the price, if it only last 5 years, we still saved money. So far though, its been great. We've had the first one for a year, with no problems at all. Highly recommend. And can't beat the fact that it gets delivered to your door.
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Idaho Falls, ID Read Guide >
Situated in Eastern Idaho just 260 short, convenient miles (sarcasm alert!) from capital city Boise, Idaho Falls is a city of 54,000 residents, many of whom enjoy the comforts of the handful of apartment complexes that the city boasts. Fortunately for budget-minded renters, cheap apartments for rent are a fact of life in the city, where spacious 1BRs spanning more than 900 square feet are typically available in the $600 range and even sprawling (i.e., 3BR, 2 bath, 1400 square foot) rentals frequently go for less than $850. In fact, you probably couldn't spend more than a grand for an apartment in Idaho Falls if you tried.
Amenities and community features tend be top-notch at Idaho Falls apartment complexes. Chances are, your new apartment will include perks like free covered parking, a fitness center, swimming pool, laundry facility, clubhouse, and live-in maid (no, not really on that last one). Waiting lists are pretty much unheard of, and apartment specials, especially for new tenants, pop up frequently, so you can shop the market leisurely for your dream dwellings in Idaho Falls.
Pet-friendly apartments are easy to find in Idaho Falls if your roomie is of the feline variety (dog-friendly pads are tougher to come by). Just be aware that landlords in Idaho Falls usually charge tenants with pets at least an extra $30 a month in rent and usually require an upfront, non-refundable deposit ($200-$300, typically) as well. Furnished apartments are typically available also, so if you don't feel like hauling that coffee-stained barcalounger from 1974 up three flights of stairs into your new apartment, you don't have to!
You'll be glad to know, meanwhile, that Idaho Falls' neighborhoods are typically among the safest in the Gem State. Whether you settle down in the revitalized downtown area, in one of the tree-lined "numbered streets" neighborhoods, or on the eclectic west side, you won't have to worry too much about riffraff, thugs, and Martians invading your stomping grounds. Factor in a booming local economy, a variety of cultural and entertainment attractions, and a cost of living index 8 points below the national average, and you can easily see why so many publications have cited Idaho Falls as one this country's best places to live!
Best of luck and happy hunting!
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text: The offender was convicted of Sexual Abuse 1st degree of an Adult Female right here in Jefferson County in 2010. The offender last registered on April 30, 2013 to the address of 1009 Broad St. Hueytown, Al. 35023. The Sex Offender Unit obtained a warrant for Violation of the Sex Offender Act – Failure to Register Quarterly. The offender failed to register in the month of July as required. The Sex Offender Unit verified the offender was also not living at his registered address. The offender is currently on Probation for Rape 1 and Receiving Stolen Property. The offender is wanted for Violation of the Sex Offender Act. The offender is believed to be in the Hueytown area.


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Child Passenger Safety Week (September 14-20, 2014)
National Seat Check Saturday (September 20, 2014)
Car crashes are a leading cause of death for children 1 to 13 years old. Many times deaths and injuries can be prevented by proper use of car seats, boosters, and seat belts. Use this toolkit for information and ideas on how to generate awareness about child car safety in your community during Child Passenger Safety Week, National Seat Check Saturday, and throughout the year.
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Order Customizable Materials: NHTSA and the Ad Council have a Child Car Safety online merchandise site [CPS Store]. On this site, you can order flyers, postcards, posters, brochures, and stickers promoting our important message. Many of these materials are customizable before or after printing, so you can promote your community's specific car seat check event. Browse now, or register for free to start ordering. Materials are available in both English & Spanish.
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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - The review process into the Lansing Board of Water and Light's handling of the Dec. power outages continues and has been a called "a thorough one."
That comes from the utility's volunteer review committee.
6 News Reporter Nick Perreault caught up with BWL commissioners after they reviewed the 76-page report presented to them on Tuesday.
This process has prompted several questions from board members. Everything from preparation to response and, of course, communication.
Now, 24 hours later they seem confident the utility company is on the right track. In total, the BWL says the December outages will cost roughly $5 million, which will be paid for through their monetary reserves.
Commissioner Dennis Louney told said he was pleased to learn from Tuesday night's report the number of crews will be increasing along with mutual aid and the company will have more outreach with neighborhood associations.
The report also says when the next outage happens, the utility will not make the same mistakes.
"I believe for the next emergency, we're going to be prepared as the Board of Water and Light, but we are going to help in the meantime to prepare our customers," said Dennis Louney, Board of Water & Light Commissioner.
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Treating clients for relationship problems, depression, anxiety, self-growth, sports psychology, men's issue. Not only a therapist, Dr. Oren is a psychologist (see
Dr. Oren understands the challenges, hopes, and fears clients face in the process of seeking therapy. His goal is to create a safe atmosphere that will enable clients to explore. At the same time, he looks at underlying issues and confronts them in an empathic manner. He believes that the relationship tends to be more important than technique and focuses on where the client is and what his or her particular needs and goals are. Recognizing strengths, and not just looking at what is wrong, is an important part of therapy.
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text: Nintendo softens stance on 'let's players' with affiliate programme Gaming 28 May 14 by Matt Kamen Tweet The Japanese gaming giant is planning on a new ad-supported, revenue-sharing system to allow players to share footage of their gaming sessions on YouTube. Mario Kart 8Mario Kart 8 allows users to upload their race highlights to YouTube2013 Nintendo. Mario Kart and Wii U are trademarks of Nintendo. Nintendo announced on its Japanese Twitter account that the new scheme will require users to get permission from Nintendo before uploading footage from the company's games. The affiliate programme will then see income from the videos split between the uploader, YouTube, and Nintendo itself.The move comes just over a year after Nintendo cracked down on unofficial videos of its titles, placing ads on clips caught by YouTube's automated Content ID process. A couple of months after that, Nintendo placed a ban on the EVO fighting game tournament streaming footage of Super Smash Bros. Melee in competitive play. Thankfully, Nintendo changed its mind and the Melee stream became one of the most-viewed ever.The new affiliate program memay rub some users the wrong way - -expect a few tone-deaf cries of "Nintendo wants my YouTube money!" at least -- but it shows tremendous forward progress from the notoriously conservative company in just over a year. That Mario Kart 8 even allows players to upload their highlight reels directly is another sign the company is adapting to modern gamers' practises. There will also likely be some kinks to work out -- individual users sharing content across networked channels, for instance. Dates for the affiliate programme to be rolled out globally, and how YouTubers will go about signing up, are still to be confirmed. Comments Read more on Nintendo The maker of the Wii, DS, Super Mario, Donkey Kong and originally a Japanese playing card manufacturer Gaming Nintendo unveils new twin-sticked 3DS handhelds Gaming UK studio shrinks Guardians of the Galaxy for Disney Infinity Gaming Castaway Paradise is almost Animal Crossing on iPad Gaming Mario Kart 8's retro tracks have got better with age Gaming Mario Maker could be game-changing if Nintendo gets it right Gaming Nintendo's ink-shooter Splatoon: the most fun game at E3 Latest on wired.co.uk


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Together with their parents, Elecia Gholson and Andy Romig announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
Elecia is the daughter of Jerome Gholson and Sharron Gholson, both of McLeansboro. She is the granddaughter of Elmo and Abbie Gholson of McLeansboro, Harry Ramsey of Harrisburg and Virginia Grifford of Detroit, Mich., all deceased.
Elecia is a 2001 graduate of McLeansboro High School, a 2004 graduate of the registered nursing program at Rend Lake College and a 2011 graduate of Chamberlain College of Nursing with a bachelor's degree in the science of nursing.
She currently attends Florida State College at Jacksonville and will graduate the funeral service program in December 2013.
Andy is the son of Gary and Laura Romig of Jacksonville, Fla. He is the grandson of Agnes and the late Charles Romig of Jacksonville and George and Mary Pavlac of Cleveland, both deceased.
Andy is a 2004 graduate of Sandalwood High School in Jacksonville and currently works at Ports America as a terminal logistics coordinator at the Hoegh Autoliners Shipping Terminal at Blount Island, Fla.
Elecia and Andy will be married on Jan. 25, 2014, at Deercreek Country Club in Jacksonville, Fla. Formal invitations are being sent.
The couple plans to reside in McLeansboro.


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South Africans Overcome Frustration; Notch First 2004 Victory
STAVANGER, NORWAY, June 29, 2004 - It was becoming frustrating for Julie Willand as she and Leigh-Ann Naidoo head to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games as a representative for both South Africa and the African Confederation in the Beach Volleyball competition.
After failing to win a match in six starts on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour this season, Willand and Naidoo finally scored a win during the opening Qualification rounds of the US$180,000 ConocoPhillips here Tuesday by eliminating 16th-seeded Krisztina Nagy and Anita Petho of Hungary 15-21, 21-13 and 19-17 in 48 minutes.
"Yes, we have been frustrated as we what to prove to everyone that we belong in the Olympics," said Willand. "We finished last season with a ninth and a 17th in two of our last three events. "We were excited to get the season started and felt pretty confident that we could succeed. However, we had not won anything this season until today."
Nagy and Petho had defeated the South Africans in their previous two meetings, including a 21-19 and 22-20 win in Berlin last Tuesday. "We had our chances last week, but we could not make the plays at the end of the match. Today was different as we were able to close out the final two sets. What a relief."
It does not get any easier for Willand and Naidoo as they face Vassiliki Arvaniti and Efthalia Koutroumanidou of Greece, the top-seeded tandem in the 43-team Qualification Tournament that will determine the final 10 spots in the Main Draw. The "money" rounds begin Thursday and conclude Saturday with the gold medal match where the winners shared the $27,000 first-place prize.
The South Africans learned about a berth in the Olympics for Africa from a friend from Germany. "She told us to look qualification process and thought we would have a chance," Willand added. "We are taking time-off from our regular jobs to get this done. I think our participation for our country and continent will mean a lot for women in our region. We're excited, but still anxious to perform at this high level. Nothing comes easy as we play the best beach volleyball teams in the world."


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The briars ripped at my coveralls as we made our way through the overgrown thicket of shin tangle. January can be the perfect time to get out and do a little rabbit hunting. Our recent snow even made conditions better.
For many of us, it can be a trip back to our early outdoor roots and simpler times. For others, it can be an introduction to something you've been missing. There is no hunting activity that is more suited for youngsters. It's a chance to get back into the field and find some bonus hunting and excitement.
This is just what hunting cottontails is all about. There is no sitting motionless waiting for deer, ducks or turkeys. Rabbit hunting lets you take the hunt to the game, while getting refreshing exercise in crisp winter air.
Hunting cottontails isn't rocket science, but it's not a stroll through the woods either, literally. Rabbits love dense cover that grows close to the ground, something of which mature woods are void. My friend Rob Stedry calls perfect habitat "rabbitat." He says if you can throw your hat three times in any direction and it never hits the ground you are in the right spot. He looks for thickets, groves of raspberries, bushes, brush and brush piles. Overgrown fencerows with wild or forgotten corners are also good spots. Rabbits, like most wild game, love edges of various types of thick cover.
In today's age, most folks don't have beagles or hounds and they are not a necessity by any means. The best approach is to line up with your hunting partners and work the cover. Bunnies are easily flushed by rooting around, walking through or kicking likely hiding spots. After a few flushes you quickly learn the kinds of places rabbits like to hide in. On this particular day it appeared the rabbits preferred downed tree tops where grass and weeds had grown around and through it.
Although methods may differ from hunter to hunter there are several standards that can get a rabbit to forsake its tight-sitting cover. Like many well-camouflaged critters, a rabbit can't stand to be out-waited. Pausing can make them a nervous wreck, it kind of works like this. Enter a good location and begin walking very slowly picking at thick cover. After 15 or 20 steps, stop for a minute, then repeat the process. The sound of your approach may flush some rabbits, but often it is the silence that does the trick. Apparently the rabbit thinks its been spotted and decides to make a run for it. Forget about that hippity-hop stuff. A fleeing cottontail can hug the ground like the finest sports car banking a tight curve.
When hunting with others, it's best to line up about 50 feet apart walking abreast. Move in a staggered succession. One hunter moves up about 20 feet and waits while the other hunter then moves up and waits, alternating until the cover is worked.
The shooting can be fun as well. Shotguns are by far the best and any gauge will work but most prefer a 20 gauge. Most important is the choke. Improved cylinder or modified are tops since most of your shots will be close range especially in thick cover. I do know of people who prefer using a .22 rifle and take more of a still hunting approach. However, scatterguns and busting brush are by far the most popular method.
Although Indiana does have a few places open to the public, 97 percent of Indiana is privately owned. As far as most hunting endeavors are concerned, you shouldn't have much trouble finding a place. Landowners are fairly receptive if all you want to do is chase a few rabbits. Bring a child with you and you have just upped your odds dramatically on gaining permission. Indiana's rabbit hunting season runs until Feb. 15 with a daily bag limit of five.
There is no doubt chasing rabbits is a fantastic winter time activity, not to mention their quality table fare. Few wild game are as delicious or versatile as rabbit. The meat is lean, delicate and white. It can be cooked in every conceivable way from simply pan fried to baked, stewed, roasted or placed casseroles. The taste is comparable to — wait for it — chicken, and recipes for the two are nearly interchangeable.
Sure, it may lack the sudden explosiveness of hunting upland game birds or the mesmerism of a duck hunt at dawn, but it does have an allure all its own. The real magic of rabbit hunting is its simplicity. It does take some work but not near as much as other types of hunting. There is no need to build blinds or stands. It is not imperative to be out at daylight either and high-dollar equipment can be left at home. Just find an area with adequate cover and the fun will come naturally.
TV Show Hosts Kids Fishing Clinic
Over the past several years, Michigan's Kim and Danny Stricker graciously made guest appearances at our community's Jim "Moose" Carden Kokomo Kids Fishing Clinic. The Strickers produce one of the nations's most watched angling programs, appropriately titled "Hook and Look." Besides fishing clips, the program also incorporates underwater footage unlike other television broadcasts.
While on their visit to Kokomo the Strickers provide participants of our Kids Fishing Clinic with a captivating and informative presentation. Last summer they also filmed the closing for one of their shows featuring clinic students and parents.
The Strickers have informed me the show's "sign-off" featuring local talent will air Saturday, Jan. 19 and Sunday, Jan. 20. "Hook and Look" is featured on the Outdoor Channel. Air times will be 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Jan. 19 and 7 a.m. on Jan. 20. Be sure to tune in and see if you recognize any familiar faces.
John Martino is the Tribune's outdoors columnist. He may be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The briars ripped at my coveralls as we made our way through the overgrown thicket of shin tangle. January can be the perfect time to get out and do a little rabbit hunting. Our recent snow even made conditions better.
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- State Briefs Instructor, student pilot hurt in crash GREENWOOD (AP) -- A flight instructor whose plane crashed while he was giving a lesson has told police the craft had engine problems. Police say 65-year-old Dennis Rumley of Greenwood and 38-year-old student pi
- de la Bastide: Young stars shine in Georgia For the past few years I have had the privilege of watching two up and coming stars in the super late model ranks that are going to make noise in NASCAR. The two drivers scored victories this past weekend at the Champion Racing Association's annual S
de la Bastide: IndyCar silly season is heating up
The start of silly season for 2014 has started in the Izod IndyCar Series with just a handful of races remaining.
- Emmons, Rohlfing select colleges Preston Emmons enjoyed a breakout season as the catcher on Kokomo's baseball team. He drew college interest at just the right time, and will join Wildkats teammate Eli Grimes at Goshen College, where he will continue his career on the diamond with th
GASKINS: Hibbert's block was thing of beauty
For the better part of the NBA season, ESPN devoted all kinds of time on SportsCenter episodes to replays of two dunks. Anyone who watches any ESPN at all surely knows the two to which I'm referring: 6-foot-11 DeAndre Jordan of the Los Angeles Clippers posterizing 6-3 Brandon Knight of the Detroit Pistons, and 6-8 LeBron James of the Miami Heat hammering home a dunk over 6-2 Jason Terry of the Boston Celtics.
Day after day, ESPN commentators lavished endless praise, which quickly grew tiresome. The dunks were strong, but Jordan and James were much taller and heavier than Knight and Terry and the dunkers also caught perfect alley-oop passes with the defenders in poor positions to defend. Still, ESPN commentators loved these plays.
I kept wondering if a great defensive play would receive the same kind of love.
Gas City I-69 Speedway has big show in store
Weather permitting, the local racing action will kick off this weekend as the Gas City I-69 Speedway will play host to the USAC Amsoil National Sprint Car Series on Friday night.
Last week's scheduled opener for the bullring in Grant County fell victim to the heavy rains that besieged large portions of central Indiana.
BOWMAN: Frederickson ready for his 20th year of racing
As hard as it is to believe, when Kokomo's Jamie Frederickson rolls onto a race track in the coming days, it will mark his 20th year of toiling in a non-wing sprint car.
Entering this season, Frederickson has high hopes as a result of the previous 19 years honing his craft and bettering his equipment.
"This year is pretty much like I am every year," said Frederickson. "My main goal is that I would really like to pick up a feature win at some time this year. I don't care where it's at and how I do it, I just want to win a feature before this year is over."
Indiana's Crean simply fails to inspire confidence
Survive and advance?
More like, struggle and aggravate.
Such is the frustrating reality for Indiana University men's basketball fans this season. Blessed with roster talent rivaled only by Hoosier teams of lore, coach Tom Crean stumbles his way through game plans, matchups and adjustments; the outcome is occasionally brilliant, but largely inconsistent and underachieving.
GASKINS: Schultes' deaths hit hard
Like many others, I am walking around with a pit in my stomach following the senseless deaths of Dennis and Judy Schulte earlier this week in Seattle. The retired Kokomo couple was walking with their daughter-in-law, Karina Schulte, and her 10-day-old son when they were slammed into by a suspected drunk driver.
Dennis had deep roots in Western athletics. He was a longtime assistant coach in football and wrestling and later the head coach in wrestling. In addition, he was a rock-solid teacher in the math department. Judy worked in education at Northwestern.
Hoban had zeal for Tigers
While Merrill Hoban put his signature on Howard County basketball during a 12-year reign as coach at Northwestern High School, it was his influence and lasting relationships with players, students, colleagues, friends and family that will be remembered most fondly. Hoban, 91, was a teacher at Northwestern for 31 years. He died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Although they didn't electrify anyone in college football necessarily, the University of Tennessee did manage to produce a trio of receivers over the last few years that the Rams should be heavily considering come April's Draft.
Cordarrelle Patterson (6'2" 216 lbs) is well considered as the top receiver in the draft class. Justin Hunter (6'4" 196 lbs) while a little more raw than Patterson, has the potential with his separation and speed to give Bradford a large, fast target on the outside. Da'Rick Rogers (6'2" 217 lbs) is hard to bring down and is unafraid to make a catch across the middle of the field - similar to Amendola. While clearly, I'm not suggesting that St. Louis should draft all three guys, I am hoping that come the end of April, that at least one of them will be wearing Blue and Gold.
I would love to see Patterson get drafted by the Rams with the 16th pick and then for the Rams to turn around in Day 2 of the draft and double-dip and swipe up Hunter, however that would require some prayer in hopes that Hunter would fall in the second day. Imagine: Patterson, Givens, Hunter, Quick. I don't think the Rams would have to worry about drafting a receiver for a few years if that were to happen.
Receivers I "wouldn't mind" seeing wear a Blue n' Gold uniform next season: 1) Cordarrelle Patterson 2) Tavon Austin 3) DeAndre Hopkins 4) Justin Hunter 5) Da'Rick Rogers 6) Quinton Patton What will happen? I think the Rams land Justin Hunter somehow. Not sure in what round, but somehow Fisher brings Hunter to the Arch and finds a way to re-install that mental confidence that Hunter had before he tore his ACL his junior season. The kid can definitely play when healthy, as evident before he went down. I also think the Rams could potentially land 2 receivers early in the draft seeming that they only have three on the roster at this moment. Patton could be the other man on the list playing for Fisher and Co. come September.


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Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 Cheats for Playstation 2Home / Playstation 2 /
This page contains Cheats for Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 organized by sections for Playstation 2. Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 is a Sports Traditional Soccer game, made by Konami, released on Feb 6, 2007 and published by Konami. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Genre: Sports Traditional Soccer
- Release Date: Feb 6, 2007
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West Midlands Village: Aston Villa Lancashire: Blackburn Rovers Middlebrook: Bolton Wanderers South East London Reds: Charlton Athletic London FC: Chelsea Merseyside Blue: Everton West London White: Fulham Merseyside Red: Liverpool Man Blue: Manchester City Teeside: Middlesbrough Tyneside: Newcastle United Pompy: Portsmouth Berkshire Blues: Reading...From: dario
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If you get a free kick within 21m, here is a way to score: Hold L1 and R1 for a player to come next to the free kick taker. Aim for thee space between the wall and the keeper. Make the player tap the ball out and take a shot, adding curl to the direction AWAY from the keeper. Either the ball will go in, or the keeper will punch it in himself....From: Sparkin-Larkin
Ok let me tell you the best player on the game is malgani but his real name is maradonna and he is fast, skillful,very good at scoring, and he is so fast he passes players like there not there.. He plays for classic argentina, to get that team you need 1000 pes pionts to buy them you can buy them in the pes shop in options or you can win the puma c...From: tocs123
I hope u liked the other cheat i posted about maradonna (the best player on the game) well if u play him up front u should play Adriano up front with him they make a good team. Adriano plays for inter and brazil, he can score from almost anywhere....From: tocs123
If you go on the edit menu from the main page you can choose any person so search for them take rooney for example find man u then find rooney and change all his stats to 100 if you do this to the whole team they will be the best in exibition and in the master legue i have done it and made my own player and i have buffon in goal r ferdinand j terry...From: lukez
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People living and working in the Washington D.C. area are no doubt living in fear these days. But that terror and anxiety extends well beyond the Washington metro area. A Lubbock mother says she fears the worst every time she hears there's been another shooting. That's because Brandi Delleast's son, her daughter-in-law, and her two grandchildren live in the Washington D.C. area.
Brandi says she is terror struck from the time there's a shooting until she gets a hold of her son and finds out he and his family are all right. But even then, the sense of relief is very temporary. There is no such thing as peace of mind for Delleast right now. Peace of mind has been stolen from her by a cold blooded killer.
"Every time there's a report that someone's been shot, a knife goes to my heart. I call my son or see on TV that it wasn't him and I cry anyway because someone else's loved one is dead," says Delleast.
Delleast says she can't stop watching the news, hanging on to every word, hoping to hear that a killer has been caught, and her son and his family are okay.
"When he talks to me, he's pretty cavalier about it, you know, so he won't worry me. But they're worried just like everyone else is. I guess I worry more because I'm way down here and they're way up there," says Delleast.
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A lucky few young people from Southeast Kansas high schools got a chance today to meet a person with a family tie to a national hero.
The niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr spoke to the students on how to ensure her uncle's dream survives.
Dr. Alveda King continuously tours the country with her uncle's messages of religion, civil rights and how the dream can survive.
"I have children and now grandchildren and I enjoy helping them and helping children across America and the world to just realize they are special, they're precious, and I want to see them succeed," says Dr. King.
Dr. King told the students that the future is now and that she hopes they follow their dreams.
"We help the young people to realize their goals and their dreams, the best potential that they have and the dream will survive if we allow the children to survive," Dr. King says.
Only select students with high GPA's and great attitudes were invited from Southeast Kansas high schools to come hear Dr. King.
Students we spoke with say it's surreal to meet someone with such an important historical tie.
"I was actually kind of astounded," says Courtlynn Rose of Independence High School. "We were like 'really?' There were only a few of us that got to go so we were really happy and glad that we got chosen."
"It's moving how far our country has been and where the students are in high school today and what's going on with different students," says Kenton Blich of Field Kindley High School in Coffeyville.
"I took away that it doesn't matter who you are or what color you are, just keep doing what you're doing and make sure you just try to be successful in life," says Jeremiah Lawrie of Independence High School.
Dr. King says she agreed to talk because it involved what she called the future of the dream, teaching America's children to make smart choices and to never give up on their futures.
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