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Friday 12/1/2006
Albany attorney arrested for stalking
City/County work to fund crime lab
Early voting a bust in Dougherty County
Baker Co. ruling called win for victim rights
Graphic e-mail couldprevent drug use
Hodges cleared of ethics complaint
Lee County Commissioner says she is working
Mistletoe Market Madness
Moody Airman arrested in drug bust
Moody airman killed at base
Police say stabbing may be domestic violence
Students are PENned for future teaching careers
Teachers make a difference for students
Thomasville gets Black History museum
Thornateeska gets new educational equipment
We're down... Nope, now we're back up
World AIDS Day teaches awareness
Wreck claims Albany man's life
Saturday 12/2/2006
Albany native writes book about human-dog relationship
An Albany tradition marches downtown
Early Season Showdown
Leesburg celebrates annual parade
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 2, 2006)
Organization for blind celebrates Christmas
Phoebe settles ongoing lawsuit
Thousands of Santas at the museum
Sunday 12/3/2006
Charity gives children reason to smile
Go Nuts for the Peanuts
Valdosta high speed chase ends in two wrecks
Veterans memorial attracts people nationwide
Monday 12/4/2006
Berrien County fights drop out rate
Charity gives children reason to smile
Crash kills two women in Lee County
Is homeless man a multiple bank robber?
Looks like no Consolidated Government
Memorial set for Moody Airman
Pecan crop is smaller than expected, but quality is high
Post office extra busy
Power restored after crash
Second bank robbery in two weeks
Should race determine school attendance?
Thomasville lights tree for hospice patients
Two women die in Lee wreck
Tuesday 12/5/2006
Albany business warns of mail fraud
Albany Tech receives national award
Consolidation must wait for another time
Darton A.D. leaving- but when?
Downtown building to reopen
Group pushes affordable healthcare
Have a rockin' retirement, don't rock through it!
Help WALB collect food for those in need
Immigration hits home with state Senator
It's election day. Did you forget to vote?
Lady Cavs suffer first loss
Lady Eagles pull away late to beat Randolph-Southern
Speeders targeted in Lee County
Thomas County dog wins national title
Thomasville Police name outstanding employee of the year
Valdosta man found murdered
ViewPoint: Viewer emails support a vote
When will downtown take off?
Wednesday 12/6/2006
Albany ground zero for CON debate
Blue Devils believe Dome will be their advantage
Convicted felon's vote could make a difference in Dawson Council race
Elderly man shoots caretaker, commits suicide
Farmers make sacrifice for Stacy
Gold Kist Chicken Plant to get new ownership
High School increase punishment for fighting
Lake Blackshear Resort will not be sold
School bus crash in Atkinson County
standoff after a Moultrie shooting ends in suicide of elderly man
Tifton man arrested for murdering ex-girlfriend
Twenty jobs lost as Thomasville business closes
Two drug busts in a matter of hours
Update on double murder
Valdosta police search for answers in homicide
Widening of Highway 133 could go farther than Moultrie
Worth police continue search
Thursday 12/7/2006
Cairo restaurant owner federally indicted for bomb scare
Car crashes into building
Chainsaw Recall
Denby has long criminal history
Early County back is player of the week
Elementary students spread holiday cheer
Firefighters battle downtown Camilla blaze
Food Network star hosts fundraiser in Albany
Lady Cavaliers duo earn all-American honors
Murder suspect arrested after returning from work
Panthers back in the Dome
Recovered car leads to murder arrest
Savage earns All-SEC freshman honors
Sherwood Christian splits with Randolph-Southern
Small businesses have a helping hand
South Georgia war vets remember Pearl Harbor attack
Students express social struggles through art
Suspected killer caught on Slappey
Sylvester plant closes with little notice to employees
Thief sentenced to public humiliation
Thomasville police officers take kids Christmas shopping
Friday 12/8/2006
Battery prompts flea market evacuation
Bobcats ready for Charlton
Changes underway in Air Force Training
Clinch Co. Counting on Tradition
Corrie Denby goes to court
Deadly house fire kills two year old child
Fire kills toddler and severely burns mother
Firefighters continue to work at scene of downtown Camilla fire
Freeze coming! Protect your pipes
Gas line problem almost left some in cold
Internal investigation at APD
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 9, 2006)
Remerton welcomes two council members
Robbery subject may face another charge
Tift County Sticking to Routine
Saturday 12/9/2006
Shriners host party for patients
Famous musician sings for graduates
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 9, 2006)
Christian concert brings big names
A Chehaw Christmas
Cold weather Car Care
Investigators rule out arson in fire
Sunday 12/10/2006
Moultrie cop still under investigation
Church youth spread joy of Christmas
Ty Ty too small to appear on state map
The Flip of a Coin
Tis the season for counterfeit cash
Bikers donate thousands to Toys for Tots
Monday 12/11/2006
2006 Good Life Classic has great field but no sponsor
Baker County crash kills Americus man
Charges dropped against foster mother
Couple sentenced in child molestation case
Dougherty Co. Consolidation committee urges reconsideration
Dougherty County considers plan that may reduce flooding
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 13, 2006)
Process begins to recall Lee County Commissioner Jo Ealum
Protection from Protesters
School leaders deal with class size restrictions
26 new Albany Police officers sworn in
Whigham man sentenced to 60 years in prison for child molestation
Tuesday 12/12/2006
A Clutch Kick for Clinch Co.
A Valdosta man flees the country
After midnight drinking approved for New Year's Eve
Alcohol licenses renewed
Are you guilty of compulsive holiday shopping?
Brooks County Deputies arrest three burglars
Chamber sets 2007 business plan
Double Duty
Fire trucks get the Green light
Former World Series star signs with Braves
Indians get big region home win
Lee County leaders look toward future
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 13, 2006)
Nearly 100 students at one Albany school are sent home sick
Palmyra surgical center CON denied
Sunday Alcohol sales to begin in Lowndes County
Toys stolen from Toys for Tots
Wednesday 12/13/2006
500 new housing units for downtown Albany
A new program fights to keep kids off the streets
Albany plant provides caps for babies
Casey Cagle thanks Valdosta
City/ATI to play tug-of-war?
Class A powers battle for state championship
Community supports CBAT
Darton graduates 200+ students
GBI report in Moultrie fatal shooting complete
Heritage House owner asks for help
Lady rams knock off Lady Blazers
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 13, 2006)
Mayor's Christmas Motorcade rides through Thomasville
Minimum wage not enough for average housing rental
Phoebe to build new data center
Special Tax districts may help Albany grow
Thomas County commission against interstate extension
VSU's Reynolds earns all-American honors
Wrongful death lawsuit filed
Thursday 12/14/2006
10 Country: Viola's Secret Identity
Airmen home for the holidays
Bainbridge oil company to sell SunStop stores
Chambliss stays on committees
Civilian worker struck and killed at MCLB
Convicted motorcycle smuggler flees rather than serve time
Don't end up the target of bogus bucks
Downtown Thomasville transformed for Victorian Christmas
Ealum recall petitions certified, recall goes forward
Fire fighters battle blaze
Hatcher up for Louisiana Tech job
Hospitalized kids have Christmas delivered
Is speed a problem at scene of deadly hit and run?
Local Sports Scoreboard (December 18, 2006)
Middle school students showcase spirit of Kwanzaa
Mother may appeal school board's Harry Potter decision
New Interstate idea gets mixed reviews
Organization raised money for people with disabilities
Prison guard gets a year
Randolph Co. student chosen to attend EAGLE Leadership Institute
TyTy stays on Georgia maps
Friday 12/15/2006
A warning for space heater users, keep away
Albany doctor must pay patient $5 million
Defense of the Title
Ealum's attorney says recall application has no merit
Echols tax commissioner investigated
Fatal crash in Lanier County
Female jailer arrested for having sex with inmate
GED recipient receives state honor
Hanukkah holiday begins
Head Start Center kids get a special gift for Christmas
Head Start kids get a little something extra for Christmas
New training program for the VFD
Operation Zero Tolerance targets drunk drivers
Sumter Deputy charged with child molestation
Thomas County gets new deputy for courthouse
Valdosta Fire Department says thanks
Saturday 12/16/2006
Callaway Leaving Georgia
Clothing drive benefits those in need
Coat drive reaching its goal and you can help
Nursing home residents get into holiday spirit
Parade puts Sylvester residents into the Christmas spirit
Pets get a pic with St. Nick
Sunday 12/17/2006
Albany church packs the house with Christmas musical
Gift cards: Make sure you get what you pay for!
Lake Blackshear Resort to open new restaurant
Peanuts Ready to Entertain
Theatre Albany brings Christmas to stage
Monday 12/18/2006
Be careful out there!
Children go Christmas shopping with the Sheriff
Corrections Officer suspended
Dirty drug agent comes clean on stolen money
History book on Grady County released
Jo says no to recall effort
Lake Blackshear Resort Grows
New Recreation Director in Albany
Phone customers off the hook
Police fight holiday crime
Remerton Police ready for growth
Seed of Knowledge
Semifinals in the Good Life City Classic
Stealing drug agent only gets probation
Terrell County gets new fire truck, but creates controversy
The post office hustle and bustle
Thomasville man killed in single-car accident
Tuesday 12/19/2006
Abuse agency chief quits, blaming D. A.
Chambliss: Course in Iraq will change
Chatmon to leave ATI
Crime Summit targets problem, forces community to take action
DFACS seeking foster families
Lawmaker wants McKinney's name removed
Masons give seniors an early Merry Christmas
Monroe Takes Title
More roads? Thanks, but no-thanks
New I.D. proves costly, could lead to fraud
One More Game
Pricey Gas? Must be a Holiday coming...
Santa makes an early stop
USDA invests in Baker County
Valdosta kids shop with a cop
Vandals hit vacant buildings
What's the future of Albany Tomorrow?
Will receipts help or hurt local businesses?
Wednesday 12/20/2006
Albany couple bilked by scam
APD, almost at capacity, still needs more officers
ATI Board: Chatmon leaving but work must go on!
Body found in Bainbridge
City will be rid of eyesores
Construction woes stall motorists in Moultrie
Copper crooks steal from charity
Deerfield Windsor students donate toys to St. Jude
Dooley happy for youngest son
Douglas girls win big
Ealum recall clarification
Former Met great named Peanuts manager
GBI still investigating Douglas murder
Good news for holiday travelers
Grandparents hosted to Christmas Celebration
New program will help courts track tickets
Parks at Chehaw receive gift
Pit bull mauls Moultrie boy
Police spread holiday cheer to foster children
Remains of soldier from Donalsonville identified
Tennessee state champs meet Albany movie makers
Vikings win game one of Godfrey Classic
Thursday 12/21/2006
10 Country: Jack's Historical Christmas
Additions before holidays at Flint RiverQuarium
Albany actor ready to watch his big screen debut
Bainbridge College student saves a life and wins award
Baker sheriff has another hearing
Brock pleads guilty
Burns fatal for Albany woman
Downtown offers things to see during break
Ex-recreation director pleads guilty to theft of funds
First Tee Golf in Albany driving for volunteers
Lowndes County begins new judicial complex
Masons give food baskets
No bond for Denby
Parents of dead teen speak
Peanut growers win $30 million federal judgment
Police arrest 7 in burglary string
Prisoner indicted for quadruple Moultrie murder
Robbery suspect collared quickly
Seniors to be tax-exempt?
Smoke detectors installed by AFD
Thieves steal Christmas from Sylvester family
Three Suspected Drug lords Arrested
Friday 12/22/2006
Albany City Manager has plan for Downtown
Arrest made in Bainbridge murder case
Community helps family have Christmas
High gas prices not slowing down Christmas travelers
Last minute shopping continues
Late-night wreck leaves one dead
Record volume predicted for Georgia roads
Retailers work to stay stress free
Salvation Army's red kettles are successful
Saturday 12/23/2006
Church gives to the needy
Entire storage unit is emptied by thieves
Lady Rams win Great Southern Shootout
Lee County man dies in wreck
Luxury cars are popular gifts this year
Only two shopping days to go
Sunday 12/24/2006
No News
Monday 12/25/2006
Community helps burglarized family celebrate
Convenience stores busy Christmas day
Don't leave boxes out for criminals to see
Riles back ends comeback with Jackets
RiverQuariums goes to high def films
Tuesday 12/26/2006
After Christmas sales are hot
Ben Hill Co. gets a Holiday storm
Cops work longer shifts
Dogs arrive in Atlanta and hit the practice field
Here's a shocker--gas prices went up... again!
James Brown remembered in Albany
Man hospitalized after roof collapse
Roadways aren't lonely
Seminole seniors want to keep streak going
Strong winds cause damage in Berrien County
Taxes could be pivotal in Georgia session
Thomas County gets a good visit from Santa
Unity marks the beginning of Kwanzaa
What goes up must come down!
Wednesday 12/27/2006
Americus automotive-parts plant to close
Armed robbery suspects arrested
Caddy rolls over mechanic
Carter, Lewis remember Gerald Ford
Charities see a boost in giving
Donations strongest this time of year
Drunk Pa shoots at Junior
Firefighters say use sparklers with caution New Year's Eve
Garbage collectors busiest time of the year
Georgia colleges to offer disaster relief
Get your finances in check for the New Year
Grady County to get Child Advocacy Center
Group offers medicare recipients help
Holidays bring busy emergency rooms
Horse owners beware
Is the housing slump over?
Knives found at two Tifton schools
Police search for armed robber
Will taxes top the agenda for state lawmakers?
Young Marine can't be found
Your old tree can help
Thursday 12/28/2006
Albany icon marked with spray paint
Almost 30 video gambling machines seized
Another Albany bank robbed
Are you the biggest loser?
Battling the bulge
Bogus bucks in Sylvester
Chip that Tree
Collins & Aikman employees to face layoffs, possible closure
Funston Mayor loses battle with cancer
Giving the gift of plastic
Good time for new car deals
I-75 holiday traffic helps Tifton Businesses
Lee Co. Sheriff's employee honored on 77th birthday
Nashville man killed in car crash
People seek help with new tech toys
Police looking for check scammers
State tax incentives fights unemployment
Stock Market to remain steady in 2007
Store surveillance didn't work
Tis the season to recycle
United Way seeks help to meet goals
Valdosta Police/GBI search for burglars
Friday 12/29/2006
Albany Tomorrow has new leader
Armed Robbery suspect may be linked to five crimes
Celebrating New Years in Valdosta?
Former Dougherty County Commissioner pleads guilty
God's Grace for Recovery
Lady Rams Win Tournament
Liquor stores are busy
New Year's Eve Activities Galore
Possible serial robber on the loose in Albany
Remerton hopes for zero DUI's
Slow down! No drinking and Driving!
State lawmaker wants library reform
Two die in Grady wreck
Two Valdosta officers retire
Saturday 12/30/2006
Bobo ready to lead Dogs offense
Mail suspended for a few days
New center will help the needy
Population spikes in a year
Study completed on dangerous highway
Superstitious shoppers
Vandals target mailboxes
Watch where you drink
Archives from other months
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Happy First Day of School, Bayless! Here's a note from Bayless Director of Communications Michael Hawkins about the new bus schedule:
First Student Buses lined the front drive last Friday to simulate the loading and unloading of students. While these "dry runs" are an annual routine for many school districts, Bayless has not seen a "dry run", or any run, in the past two years as student transportation was cut because of budget concerns. But thanks to the , and careful negotiating on the part of Superintendent Ron Tucker, , and at a service level not seen in the district in many years.
"We are proud to offer transportation to any student who wants to ride the bus," said Superintendent Ron Tucker. "The Board recognized that our voters stepped up and passed Prop. B, so they wanted to provide as much transportation service as we could afford. We worked hard in our discussions with First Student and were happy to restore transportation on an expanded basis, but at a better price." There are early indications that parents like the District's approach.
Kelly Kipper, president of the Bayless parent organization, BEST, is among those who approve. "Bringing back buses is awesome. It is one of the first tangible benefits that we will see due to the support of our community and passage of Prop B."
Others echoed her sentiments at Bayless Elementary's Open House last Thursday. Aaron Kohler, incoming principal at Bayless Elementary, sensed the excitement and what it means to the families. Kohler observed, "At Meet the Teacher Night, many parents commented to us about how happy they were with buses returning to Bayless. They are looking forward to putting their children on the bus for the first day of school." Beyond the benefits to riders themselves, Bayless officials expect benefits to the community as well.
When Bayless cut student transportation two years ago, it also changed its school starting times to 8 AM. This change meant traffic snarles and frayed nerves at drop-off and dismissal times. "We looked at our start times and have returned to our traditional 7:30 AM for our High School and Middle School and 8:15 AM for our Elementary because it keeps traffic from concentrating at our campus during one peak time. Coupled with fewer cars because of buses, we expect that residents will see much less congestion on Weber Road when school is in session."
With any change, unforeseen difficulties will arise, and district officials say bringing back buses is no different. Tucker said that he wants the parents, students and residents of Bayless, and all of his employees, to always think about what can be accomplished, instead of thinking of why things won't work. "Sure we expect some issues here and there," said Tucker, "but bringing buses back was key to the continued success of our schools and a benefit to our community. We will resolve any issues as they arise and certainly not let them get in our way. We owe that to our parents, our student and our community." Bayless has posted its bus stops and times on its website, www.baylessk12.org.
Bus schedules are also attached as PDFs in this article under the photos of school buses.

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Reeves were delighted to help the BDS by negotiating a sponsorship deal with both Mercury Rifles and Heym Rifles to supply four rifles for use on DSC1 courses. Reeves relationship with the BDS goes back many years and now that the rifles are regularly being used on DSC1 courses, their durability and relaiablilty is giving great results.
As Reeves is a Swarovski Premier Dealer, the rifles were naturally matched with the finest scopes, the Z6 2-12 x 50 riflescopes and the 8x56 Habicht.
You can read the full article as a PDF by clicking HERE, but the main text is copied here with kind permission of the BDS and Perdix.
The training team led by Training Manager Dave Goffin have for many years allowed candidates on the shooting test phase of DSC Level 1 who do not have their own rifles, to use the instructors own personal rifles to complete the test. This has led to a
considerable amount of wear and tear on these rifles and with the society training over 450 DSC level 1 candidates a year it was a situation which needed
to be addressed. In stepped Simon Freedman of Reeves UK who offered to help out by brokering a deal with certain rifle manufacturers with whom he
regularly deals. Within a short time both Heym and Mercury had each offered to donate two .243 rifles to the society. Not to be outdone, Swarovski Optik,
who have long supported the society, offered to team up the rifles with two of their excellent Z6 2-12 x 50 riflescopes and two of their 8 x 56 Habicht riflescopes.
Each rifle was also fitted with an Ase Utra jet-Z sound moderator.
Dave Goffin visited Simon Freedman at Reeves UK to collect the new gear and it was immediately put to use on last autumns courses. The rifles are a terrific addition to our equipment inventory, said Dave Goffin, Set up and zeroed to suit the shooting tests, they have produced some excellent results. The BDS would like to register its thanks to Heym rifles, Mercury Rifles, Swarovski Optik and Simon Freedman
of Reeves UK for their support.
For more information, please visit this related webpage.
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Big Family of Michigan is an organization in Southeast Michigan helping to make life better for children waiting to be adopted or in at-risk situations. One of its programs ensures that in-need children are given toys for the holidays. More than 6,000 toys will be given out this holiday season and, once again, Michigan Surgery Specialists (MSS) and Oakland Regional Hospital (ORH) have volunteered to help Big Family reach its goal.
MSS office locations and ORH are hosting a toy drive that is open to the public and their employees. Individuals are asked to drop off new, unwrapped toys for children from infants to 18 years of age. The toy drive runs from Nov. 16 to Dec. 5.
Toys will be distributed to children in the foster care system and in local neighborhoods. Target or Walmart gift cards are welcome, as well as teenage electronics. Toy guns are not appropriate, and stuffed animals are not needed at this time.
The medical group will also host an internal employee contest to raise funds to purchase toys, purchase holiday poinsettias with proceeds benefiting Big Family, host a toy wrapping party and employee volunteers will support Big Family initiatives over the holidays.
Collection Sites:
Michigan Surgery Specialists Offices
- Novi – 44000 West Twelve Mile Rd., Suite 205, 248-374-0077
- Warren – 11012 Thirteen Mile Rd., Suite 200, 586-573-6880
- Dearborn – 22731 Newman St., Suite 100-B, 313-561-4910
- Auburn Hills – 3100 Cross Creek Pkwy, Suite 150, 248-475-0565
- Harper Woods – 19701 Vernier Rd., Suite 210, 313-640-7999
Oakland Regional Hospital
Southfield—22401 Foster Winter Dr., 248-423-5100
Oakland Regional Macomb Center & Imaging Center
Warren – 11012 Thirteen Mile Rd., Suite 111 & 112, 586-751-9800
Visit Big www.FamilyofMichigan.org for more information on their programs.
—The above information was provided in a press release.


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A new report from Aite Group predicts online banking conversions will increase.
CO-OP's account-to-account Sprig money transfer service grows beyond its credit unions to the FIS network.
Credit unions and vendors report few problems; however, member passwords stolen elsewhere could be used to access online banking.
Check in with the nation's largest credit unions and vendors regarding OpenSSL vulnerability.
Mobile RDC is experiencing rapid adoption, but mobile photo bill pay has not been as warmly received.
One technology executive predicts mobile banking users will soon eclipse online banking users.
Tech exec predicts mobile banking users will soon eclipse online banking users.
Financial institutions still in the mix as digital wallet uptake evolves in fits and maybe starts.
The future of digital wallets is uncertain and the earlier predictions of quick market adoption may have been proven wrong, according to some experts and credit unions using the technology.
Fiserv and Symitar dominate the discussions around credit union core systems, but many smaller providers are nipping at the heels of the core giants.


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One of the most enjoyable routes at the Trestles. Relatively easy climbing up relatively clean holds. Though there's a hangar missing where the third bolt should be, the runout isn't that scary because you're on good holds. It's pretty consistent 10a with no definitive crux that I noticed. Just stay to the right of the bolts and enjoy the climbing to the top!
From the trail, go to the narrow side facing you on the 2nd Trestle. This climb is the one on the right of the bolt line. It shares bolts with Annihilator, which means you can set up a top rope for one of the hardest routes down here.
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5 Reasons To Bone A Bigger Chick
It's not always a guy's proudest moment, but bigger girls can teach you a think or two about sex, so give them a chance and see why you should give yourself a little more cushion for the pushin' sometime.
1. To Bust a Slump. It happens sometimes, it's okay. When you hit that cold streak and your swag is running on Empty, it can be dangerous. We've all been there.
But call us Helen Keller, because we've have found a solution for all of your problems. All you have to do is put one of those frozen pizzas in the oven and text that big girl in your phone. She might have a slice (or seven), and you'll definitely have some sex once she's done.
2. Big Girls Do More Stuff. If you give her the opportunity, she won't let you down. She doesn't know when the next time she's ever going to get some like this, so she's definitely going to try to do everything she can to make you happen.
So don't be scared to unleash your inner freak and do the weird stuff you see on the internet.
3. For the Story. Personally, whenever we have a tough life decision, we think to ourselves, "What would make a better story?" And if that decision for you is stay home and play some "Call of Duty" or ring a big girl to have a marshmallow orgy, we hope you make the right choice.
4. You Call… They Come. Like we said earlier, she doesn't know when she will ever get that late night call again, so if you call her at 3:30 AM, she's in the car by 3:31. There's no game or sweet lines you need to pull off, just a casual encounter with an un-casual amount of cookie dough.
5. Fat Girls Need Love Too. It's a cliché line, but it's true. If you do it enough, hell, you can probably just write it off as community service. Dear society, you're welcome.
Want to show how much you party? Check out our store and start apologizing appropriately for last night's shenanigans.


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What's up guys?
I have been addicted to two new arcade games at http://www.abcarcade.com
One is called Break it:
Very Very cool and innovative variation of Classic Breakout:
The other one that drives me crazy is Hot Dog Bush: President Bush gets kicked out of office and decides to sell hotdogs and hamburgers. You have to make at least the minimum amount of money each day to keep going!
There's some other cool stuff on there too. I think that there are too many games that use keyboard control when they should use a mouse. Enjoy!


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Anonymous on 01/14/2011
My wife works at the daycare and she said she found a bed bug in her classroom going on her jacket. she has a picture of the bed bug. she gave it to her supervisor and they did not do anything. she said the next day nothing was done to the classroom and the supervisor told her they are going to call the exterminator to come by. This happened on 1/12/11.
No nearby bug reports


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We've got a little more information on Brett Favre's timeline regarding his decision on the 2010 season:
Dr. James Andrews told AP that Favre's ankle surgery went well but QB has a few more weeks of rehab before he'll decide if he'll return.
So, if he's continuing to rehab then that pretty much tells you all you need to know about his return.
Favre isn't likely to make a decision until at least the start of training camp anyway.


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By alecn
via mobile.dzone.com
Published: Nov 08 2013 / 12:41
Here's your scenario: you are creating the splash page for an HTML5 mobile game, but you want to set a minimum amount of time for the page to show, even for users with very fast internet connections. What should you do? Deferred object is the answer.


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Braintree: Colleagues complete Movember (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Braintree: Colleagues complete Movember
11:46am Thursday 6th December 2012 in News
Colleagues donned a tash for cash as part of this year's Movember.
Six members of staff at the Braintree Jobcentre raised about £800 by growing moustaches to help fight prostate and testicular cancer.
Throughout November they held raffles and a dress down to help fundraise and female colleagues also sported fake moustaches to show their support.
The group also thank Curly's Barbers for their help with the fundraising.
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WASHINGTON — Residents of Washington came out in full force to watch where local basketball standout and former Indiana Hoosier Cody Zeller was selected in the NBA Draft.
About 40 people gathered at Jimbo's Pizza and Wings in Washington and another 40 watched from Mulligan's. Several residents weighed in prior to Zeller being selected as the number four pick by the Charlotte Bobcats. A few locals had hoped Zeller would be picked by Charlotte.
"I'm thinking Charlotte will probably take him but I'm really hoping he'll go to the Thunder," said Maddie Deem while dining with family and friends at Jimbo's.
Austin and Darrell Deem were hoping that Zeller would go in the top 10 and be picked up by Minnesota or Portland.
"I wish him the best of luck and I'm hoping he goes to Portland or Sacramento," Morgan Jarrett said. "Hopefully his education doesn't hurt him," she added with a grin. "I'm a Purdue fan."
"Sacramento. According to my dad, they don't have any big guys," said Lauren Osmon.
David and Angie Russell had front row seats at Jimbo's to watch the draft. The two had hoped Zeller would be the number two pick but instead that spot went to Zeller's former teammate Victor Oladipo who was selected by the Orlando Magic. "We're just hoping that he stays in the East. We'd like to see him play against Tyler," the Russells said.
The crowd at Mulligan's went wild when Zeller was selected. Many patrons said they were glad Zeller had been selected higher in the draft than many predicted.
"I think it's just amazing. I think he went so much higher in the draft because of his workouts with the team. Those workouts showed what a great player he is," said Alan Bubalo, the former coach of Cody's brother, Luke. "His family is a great ambassador for basketball, Indiana and they show great Christian values. They are a great family."


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Haley interviews Alexa Ray Joel (part three)
Here is part three of my interview with Alexa Ray Joel! She dishes on inspiration, future projects, and more.
HS: What inspires your music?
ARJ: I hate to sound so unoriginal, but I would have to say love and relationships inspire me most of all. Above and beyond anything, I'm a total hopeless romantic, so I tend to put my whole heart and soul into any relationship I'm invested in. Being an artist, I have quite a flair for the dramatic, so when something goes wrong, it feels as though my whole world is crashing down and I don't know who to go to, or where to put all of that invested energy, and feeling, and heartache., so by default, I put it into a song. That's the only vessel in which I trust putting all of that deep-seated emotional baggage and it's probably the healthiest and most productive outlet for it as well! Other than that, being a songwriter, I would say that, naturally, other music from great songwriters inspires me to constantly challenge and push myself creatively, and to delve into places I might otherwise be hesitant about. For example, years ago, I was listening to, (and therefore primarily influenced by), more classic singer-songwriters like Carole King, Ray Charles, and Randy Newman, so I was writing within the genre of an old-school sound with simply structured pop-chords and a Beach-Boys/Bluesy Feel. Now, I've grown tired of that niche and those influences, and I'm moving fastidiously into a much darker, mature place than I would've ever expected through listening to artists like Radiohead, The Cure, Annie Lennox, Fiona Apple, and Rufus Wainright. Suddenly, I have an urge to only write in minor-chord transgressions, and to supplement those eery melodies alongside lyrics with a tinge of tragedy and cynicism to them. Overall, I would venture to say that nothing inspires most songwriters more than their own complex emotional worlds infused with their most current and inspired external musical influences.
HS: Do you dress a different way when you perform than when your off stage?
ARJ: Absolutely!! I dress much more dramatically for the stage, as I believe every performer should! (Unless you're say, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, or my Father– in which case jeans and a t-Shirt will suffice, because they're already brilliant legends, who made their mark in a time when it really was just about the music.) However, in these current times, it's a whole different game, and image is extremely relevant to the industry. I tend to dress quite a bit showier on-stage than I normally would in everyday life and I try to always wear at least one element of clothing and/or jewelry with a lot of shimmer/sparkle to it, so it picks up the light on-stage, thus subconsciously drawing the audience's eye towards you, and keeping them hooked on you visually through the entire performance. I usually wear a shawl or fitted blazer on top of my show-outfit for the first half of the performance, and then take it off as the shows comes to an end. I think it's always important to show the audience that you are constantly revealing something to them, alongside unraveling one's deepest emotions through the music, you want them to also feel you are revealing something visually as well that way, the visual element is in perfect accordance and alignment with the artistic element on-stage. It's also very important for me to make sure that the style of the performance-outfit I'm choosing to wear directly matches the style of the music and performance on that given night.
HS: What can we expect from you in the future? Any exciting new projects?
ARJ: Well, after just wrapping up my stint of weekly, which was sold-out, of shows at the Plaza Hotel's Oak Room this past year, I am now preparing for my next round of local NYC shows, which I'll be performing regularly at another hot music-venue. I can't give away where I'll be performing just yet! However, I'm working out all new material, and instead of using a full-band, I'll be performing a more intimate showcase with just myself singing and playing on piano, alongside a cellist for accompaniment. I'm currently writing all new material, and creating an entirely different sound and look overall which will be notably raw, dark, and classically-influenced. I'm very excited, because I don't think people have heard, or will be expecting to hear, this type of sound from me. Also, I've had the great honor of being featured regularly as the writer and advisor for teen girls in J-14 Magazine's "Life's Big Questions" Column. I'll be writing for another upcoming issue on newsstands soon!
HS: What words or goals do you live by everyday?
ARJ: Well, there are two quotes I am especially fond of, and try in earnest to model my life after. One is from my Father, and that is: "Don't take any shit from anybody". The other is from my favorite writer ever since I was a child, Dr. Suess, and that is: "Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."
HS: Any last thoughts?
ARJ: Just that I'm sad this is the last question, because I'm thoroughly enjoying writing this!! Once I start writing, I never want to stop.
Thanks so much Alexa I know how you feel! I loved this interview, xo
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Shane Williams rules out international return
Wales' all-time top try-scorer Shane Williams - currently playing his rugby out in Japan - has said on Twitter this morning that he's not tempted by an international comeback, despite Wales' current struggles.
Gutted with the result! Feeling for the boys now as they are in a difficult position. Effort is there but execution just lacking!
For those have have been asking....... No, the International boots wont be going back on anytime soon ; )


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Earlier this month, a Chevron natural gas well exploded in Greene County, Pennsylvania, killing one worker, injuring another, and sparking a fire that burned for four days. The company is still working to secure the facility, but it's already begun handing out compensation to nearby residents — in the form of free pizza and soda.
This week, residents near the fracking well began receiving letters from Chevron, along with a gift certificate for one large pizza and one two-liter drink from Bobtown Pizza. A company spokesperson tells Newsweek that the offer was "a token of appreciation for their patience during this time," though it struck many as tone-deaf.
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"It felt like a huge slap in the face," one local told CNN. "I do not feel that they've addressed anything. I haven't even called their hotline yet because I'm just too upset. A pizza coupon? I mean come on!"
The cause of the explosion has yet to be determined, and the site continued to emit gas into the atmosphere even after the fire was put out. Those nearby described the incident as terrifying, with one comparing the sound to "a jet engine going 5 feet above your house." Smoke billowed into the sky for days, and the heat from the fire caused a nearby propane tanker to explode.
Western Pennsylvania has become a hotbed of fracking activity in recent years, though there are serious concerns over the industry's impact on the environment and human health. In 2011, Governor Tom Corbett said he wants to turn the state into the "Texas of natural gas."
In an update to its website Tuesday, Chevron said the situation at the fracking facility "remains serious and teams are working around the clock to safely approach and shut in the well." The company didn't explicitly apologize for the explosion in the letter sent to Bobtown residents this month, though it acknowledged the gravity of the incident and said it will continue to safeguard its operations going forward.
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I was reading Nikodemus Siivola's excellent Common Lisp FAQ and came across a reference to Jonathan Fischer's guide to getting started with Common Lisp on OS X. If you're an Machead who's wanting to get started with CL, these instructions will help a lot. Fischer outlines his plan as
The rest of post expands on the individual steps of the outline.
My only quibble with Fischer's plan is the recommendation to use Aquaemacs instead of GNU Emacs. I've used Aquaemacs and it's a great tool but I much prefer GNU Emacs. Perhaps I'm not enough of a Machead to worry about having the Emacs UI modified to do things the Mac way but I like using the "standard" Emacs because it's always more up to date and because it's available and works the same on all the platforms that I use.
In the comments, Greg Pfeil makes the case for Clozure Common Lisp as easier to install and having an IDE for the Mac. I've used CCL and it's definitely a great CL implementation. I use SBCL because it's used by many of the Lispers I admire and follow and seems to be preferred by most experienced Lisp hackers. The integrated CCL IDE holds no attraction at all for me. As I've written before, I'm all about using and mastering a single editor for ALL my work. In fact, my original impetus for moving from Vim to Emacs was to get Slime so I don't need no stinkin' IDE. Again, though, I used CCL for some time and I can recommend it without hesitation.
If you've been wanting to try out CL but it seemed too hard to get started, Fischer's post may be just what you need.


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By Rosemarie Szostak, Ph.D., Nerac Analyst, The first SEC filing deadline has come and gone (April –June 2014) and the answers to the question 'Are we there yet regarding conflict minerals?' may surprise you. Conflict minerals include gold, tantalum, tin and tungsten (3TG) identified by the … [Read more...]
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Nets Paint GOP as Obstinate, Highlight Failure to Offer 'Mea Culpa' or Match Obama's 'Peace Offering'
Covering President Barack Obama's White House meeting with congressional leaders, ABC and CBS portrayed incoming House Republicans as the ones obstinate about tax rates, refusing to compromise – meaning agreeing to Obama's wish to raise income tax rates on many – or match Obama's conciliatory tone, though NBC's Chuck Todd pointed out how Obama "seemed unwilling" to even agree with a Democratic proposal to raise "the middle-class tax threshold from $250,000 to those Americans making more than $1 million."
ABC's Jake Tapper reported "Obama pushed Republicans today to allow Congress to vote separately on Bush tax cuts for the wealthy and on those for everyone else," but, he noted, "Republicans rejected that idea." He concluded with how "Obama told the Republicans" that "he should have reached out more to them over the previous two years. Republicans," however, "who oppose the President's domestic agenda lock-step, offered no such mea culpa."
On CBS, Chip Reid, who relayed how Obama "did offer an olive branch, taking some responsibility for partisan tensions" while "Republicans did not return the peace offering," contended: "Republicans, with their hands strengthened by the election victory, appeared even less inclined to bend than the President."
Reid elaborated: "To drive home that no-compromise message on tax cuts, [John] Boehner later issued a statement insisting that the President must agree to 'stop all the tax hikes' or 'the new House majority will in January' when Boehner will be Speaker of the House."
Tapper, on ABC's World News:
....President Obama pushed Republicans today to allow Congress to vote separately on Bush tax cuts for the wealthy and on those for everyone else. But Republicans rejected that idea...
President Obama told the Republicans at the meeting that he should have reached out more to them over the previous two years. Republicans, who oppose the President's domestic agenda lock-step, offered no such mea culpa.
Todd, on the NBC Nightly News:
...At the top of today's agenda, the so-called Bush- era tax cuts and whether they should be extended for both the middle class and wealthiest Americans. There were no breakthroughs, but Republicans agreed to President Obama's suggestion to have a small six-person working group negotiate on their behalf a suitable compromise.
But the White House seemed unwilling to back one Democratic idea, raising the middle-class tax threshold from $250,000 to those Americans making more than $1 million...
From the Tuesday, November 30 CBS Evening News:
CHIP REID: ...The President did hint at compromise.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: We agreed that there must be some sensible common ground.
REID: But in the meeting stuck to his position. He says wants the tax cuts extended for couples making less than $250,000 a year and for individuals making less than $200,000. But he wants the cuts to expire for upper-incomes. To break through the logjam, the President proposed and congressional leaders agreed, to appoint a bi-partisan team of negotiators. But Republicans, with their hands strengthened by the election victory, appeared even less inclined to bend than the President.
INCOMING HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER: And so we're looking forward to the conversation with the White House over extending all of the current rates.
REID: To drive home that no-compromise message on tax cuts, Boehner later issued a statement insisting that the President must agree to "stop all the tax hikes" or "the new House majority will in January" when Boehner will be Speaker of the House. The President did offer an olive branch, taking some responsibility for partisan tensions.
REP. ERIC CANTOR: I was encouraged by the President's remarks regarding his perhaps not having reached out enough to us.
REID: But Republicans did not return the peace offering...
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Yeah, GOP. You won - now
Submitted by Chris Norman on Tue, 11/30/2010 - 11:14pm.
Yeah, GOP. You won - now surrender! Funny, the MSM wasn't demanding that the Dems offer a conciliatory tone after the 2006 or 2008 elections and, after trashing Republicans non-stop for two years, one half-assed "mea culpa" was supposed to be some kind of big deal? Only to the MSM. And, don't you dare even think about it Mr. Cantor.
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A true compromise
Submitted by wingnut55 on Tue, 11/30/2010 - 11:17pm.
Why didn't the President offer some tax cuts. That would be a true compromise. But, i'm not holding my breath for that move.
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The Nets need to understand
Submitted by Van Halen on Tue, 11/30/2010 - 11:19pm.
The Nets need to understand that the last election changed this party from the Party of No to the Party of Hell No!
No retreat!
No surrender!
Not now.
Not ever!
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Damn straight.
Submitted by NevadanConservative on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 3:50am.
As I have been wont to comment in the past in this forum, this election just past was a semifinal, and perhaps one of the most critical ones in American history. The final is 2012.
In the interim, while the GOP made good strides. they did not ( and mathematically could not ) flip the entire power structure back to ante-Obama condition. The best we can do for the next two years is, as previously stated, be the Party of NO.
No to expiration of the Bush cuts.
No to amnesty.
No to cap and trade.
No to suing a state.
No to profligate spending.
No to renouncing one's religion in favor of the State.
No to leaving our soldiers, sailors, airmen, coastguardsman and marines in harm's way without adequate support both on the battlefield and at the home front.
No to compromise.
No to allowing this cursed socialist doctrine BHO espouses even one more millimeter forward in its jackboot stomp across American freedom, justice and excellence.
Gridlock, bitter and needful, is all that we possess for the next double dozen months. .
And for those that quail, that even now straddle the fence... go your way, there or here, but have done.
The only things fence straddling do for anyone in times like this is get em a groin full of splinters and show them off as high visibility targets for both sides.
BHO's agenda, his 'fundamental change', was drivel in the Weimar, Russia, Korea, and a host of other nightmare dictatorships past and present.
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Just wishing!
Submitted by ron8072 on Tue, 11/30/2010 - 11:50pm.
I would have paid money to see and hear Boehner say to the PITWH (poser in the white house), "Barack, the elections over. We Won!" I agree that we are now the Party of Hell No! It would be best that those newly elected and formerly elected remember that and not start rinoing. The elite should not try to co-opt the newly elected. The elite should expect to be co-opted or fired in the next election cycle.
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We won
Submitted by bigbones on Tue, 11/30/2010 - 11:57pm.
Remember Obi-Won's quote to the Republicans after ascending to the crown--I won!
Well now we have won. Hell no, don't compromise on anything!
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Where were they?
Submitted by KC Mulville on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 1:28am.
They accuse the GOP of rejecting bipartisanship from Obama now. Where were they during the first two years while Obama was flagrantly ignoring the GOP? Two years of neglect (not to mention speeches where he called the GOP "the enemy"), and they want the GOP to start playing ball at the drop of a hat? How dare they distrust Obama!
Pure bias ...
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The Nets need to understand
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 12:05am.
The Nets need to understand the people don't want what the President wants. And damn all those who compromise with the Satan in the office. The GOP should go before the public and explain the taxes in place are permanent and if the Dems do nothing then their taxes will go up. This is not a tax cut by the GOP but a tax increase by the Dems. The GOP is willing to make the tax structure people enjoy now permanent.
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I don't consider what
Submitted by Barack_must_go..... on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 1:01am.
I wouldn't say what Barack's doing is " bending ". It's more akin to " leaning forward ".
I also believe he's still leaning way too far that he's just about ready to fall over.
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Considering how he's been
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 1:03am.
Considering how he's been 'bending us over' for the past 2 years........if that pathetic sumbitch wants to 'lean forward'...........I'll be quite happy to give him a serious 'field goal throught the goalposts of life'.....................
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These dopes are STILL trying
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 1:01am.
These dopes are STILL trying to cover Boy Barry's (and their OWN) rear ends by reporting it like this.............and if ANY of these 'Republicans" decide that they ought to 'play ball' with Boy Barry, Ms. Botox, Harry the Weasel, and any of these other pathetic losers...........then let's DAMN SURE make it a point to tell them in NO uncertain terms!!! We ARE trying to SAVE our GODD**N country here.................I don't give a flying rat's ass WHAT these useless 'news reporters', OR these useless politicians - INCLUDING Boy Blunder - think about it!!!!
We're at critical mass, boys and girls..........................our decisions HAVE to be critical!!!!!
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go pound sand
Submitted by Injest on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 1:41am.
Seems to me the people spoke on Nov. 2 and FIRED Dems from the house.
There are two ways to look at the Nov. election.
1) Suddenly America loves the GOP (not likely, I don't love the GOP and I'm a Republican).
2) The Nov. election was a vote of "No Confidence" for Obama. (ding ding ding!)
Obama's current position on the tax plane is the same as it was on day 1 of his admin.
The people were clear, Obama is incompetent, If we were like Europe, Obama would have resigned and we would have a new election.
The people expect Obama to move to the Right, they do not expect the blockers, the checkers, the GOP to move toward Obama and the left, they just FIRED the left!
"Obama told the Republicans" that "he should have reached out more to them over the previous two years. Republicans," however, "who oppose the President's domestic agenda lock-step, offered no such mea culpa."
Why would the Republicans need a mea culpa? Obama lock the Republicans out from their job.
Why would anyone expect the Republicans to support legislation they were not allowed to negotiate in or even read before voting on them.
It was Obama (I won!) and the Dems that told half the nations people to go pound sand.
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Whatever happened to an impartial media?
Submitted by ArrowSmith on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 2:12am.
can anyone tell me????
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There never has been and
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 2:52am.
There never has been and never will be.
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"....President Obama pushed
Submitted by redfish on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 4:12am.
"....President Obama pushed Republicans today to allow Congress to vote separately on Bush tax cuts for the wealthy and on those for everyone else. But Republicans rejected that idea..."
Republicans are somehow preventing Pelosi from bringing it to a vote? I'd hope ABC would be skeptical about what Obama was saying, and not treat everything he said as if it was earnest and he was a boyscout.
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Submitted by gfrrman on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 4:26am.
Telepromter BOY is in a pickle because those lame-duck Dems that are going to be up for re-election next are sweating and BOY-Blunder is trying to put the onus on the Repubs instead of his own. He is clueless because he is NOTHING MORE THAN A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER and he has always gotten his way. He knows NOTHING and it is coming to a head here. His own party is going to throw him under the bus on this issue....unless the Repubs cave somehow(HELL NO!!!!!) The "Messiah" has no clothes. The psychopath will never be able to cover his tracks WITHOUT the TELEPROMPTER. When one constantly lies, the lies get bigger to cover ALL THE LIES. It's coming....major meltdown.
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The onus is on the
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 8:15am.
The onus is on the anus.................
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I have to wonder how much
Submitted by Thoreau on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 4:47am.
I have to wonder how much better off the States would be without the Federal Government. Our borders are completely unsecured. The Federal Government is doing EVERYTHING that ISN'T in the Contract we signed.
What did we buy with the Federal Government? Did any State sign up for this shit? Seriously, what is the point of it's existence if it doesn't even do it's primary job- and destroys the State's through theft of funds. What's the point?
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Abolish it!
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 10:48am.
That's why in times like these, the Declaration of Independence strongly recommends abolishing the current government if it becomes destructive and start a new one.
But looking back on the last couple of years alone, I sometimes wonder if our Constitution has any effect anymore, if it has been shredded and we're not a Republic anymore, but more of an authoratarian entity which is more of a tyrannical thing. Is there any doubt that this bogus potus has been acting like a dictator than a president with impunity?
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It's called Principle(s), Chip
Submitted by Red Jeep on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 8:58am.
Standing up for what you believe, and what you know is right.
Your reporting Chip is biased beyond belief. Why don't you do some investigative news gathering on what is the truth and stop being the government's parrot?
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Do olive branches have thorns?
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 9:10am.
Because they can take this one and cram it where the Sun dont shine.
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Wow just WOW!! How far
Submitted by ninerdog on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 9:39am.
Wow just WOW!! How far removed from reality are these people? In bow hunting terms they have been stuck Its time to let them die and start getting ready to process them, pack um out and hang the head on the wall.
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What is the middle ground for irreconcilable differences?
Submitted by Thalpy on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 11:25am.
Where and what are the compromises we as conservatives are expected to make with the Left on constitutional and the founding issues of our republic?
There is little agreement between conservatives and the Left as to what the United States is or should be, so why is there such insistance on agreement? Having "partisan tensions" is a good thing. If the Left are in agreement with us, we must be doing something wrong.
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To continue his dismantling
Submitted by Hunter12 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 11:52am.
To continue his dismantling agenda President Obama has to turn to his allies in the media to try and force the GOP off their win and to compromise with him. Boehner does need to issue his own "We Won!" message to signify to the president and to his lackeys that the last election was to stop his agenda. Removing the uncertainty over business costs and leaving the capital in the hands of the people who use it to create jobs is the best way to quickly undo the damage of the past two years. The unstimulating Stimulus and the non-reforming Healthcare Reform are just two of the programs that were rejected in the last election.
"An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last." - Sir Winston Churchill
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The Senate GOP picked up
Submitted by eaglewingz08 on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 2:01pm.
The Senate GOP picked up seven seats in one year and the House GOP picked up 65 seats. The leftwing media claims Obama is offering an olive branch, but that is just another deception from the CommieinChief. Just like his trumped up health care summit with the GOP. It was a nice photo op for the President, but he didn't care a whit about what repubs proposed. Now he got a shellacking and the GOP is supposed to be magnanimous and 'compromise' with the President? I don't recall that when the dems win, that the leftwing media calls on them to compromise with the repubs. It's always, ram our agenda through before the people can stop it.
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Obesity can cause kidney disease both directly and indirectly, and therefore, the obesity epidemic in America is expected to increase rates of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the U.S.
Obesity directly causes kidney disease, because the kidneys have to work harder to filter out toxins and to meet the metabolic demands of the increased body mass index (BMI) in obese individuals. This is called hyperfiltration and in the long term, it is associated with increased risk of developing CKD. As an indirect cause, obesity increases the major CKD risk factors, type-2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
Obese individuals should be screened for kidney disease on a regular basis. "Weight reduction can prevent, reduce risk and, in some cases, cure CKD, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes," says Dr. Joseph Vassalotti, National Kidney Foundation Chief Medical Officer, "and so losing weight is not about vanity. It is an important step to take to improve overall health."
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Luke Palladino is no stranger to the area. For Italian-American Chef Luke Palladino, the decision to focus on the cuisine of his ancestral home was easy. His fondest memories are of family holidays celebrated with a procession of food, each relative's signature dish on the table. To ensure his heritage was properly honored, he specialized in Italian cuisine at the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in Hyde Park, N.Y., and spent four years living and cooking in Italy. From 1997 to mid-1998, Palladino was executive chef and partner at Venice's internationally celebrated Ristorante al Covo. "It was an incredibly intense experience because there were only three people in the kitchen — a dishwasher, a cook and me," he remembers. Prior to his time at al Covo, Chef Palladino immersed himself in the culture and cuisine of Italy's varied regions, spending time at restaurants in Rome, Piemonte, Puglia, Friuli, Sicily and Tuscany.
In the United States, Chef Palladino has worked with some of the country's most respected culinary talent, including Paul Bertolli, Jeremiah Towers, Emeril Lagasse and Todd English. Currently, Chef Palladino operates a namesake 30-seat trattoria in Northfield, New Jersey, that's beloved by local foodies and critics alike. In his March 2011 Philadelphia Inquirer review, Craig LaBan gave the restaurant three bells, calling it "one of the most special dining experiences in South Jersey, and one of the best Italian restaurants in the entire region. Period." The restaurant was named a Top 25 Restaurant by New Jersey Monthly in both 2011 and 2012. He also owns and operates Luke Palladino Harrah's in Atlantic City, New Jersey.


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MoMA Celebrates 50th Anniversary of The Rolling Stones with Film Retrospective, Now thru 12/2
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Rolling Stones, The Museum of Modern Art presents The Rolling Stones: 50 Years on Film, today, November 15–December 2, 2012.
This first comprehensive retrospective chronicles the band from the mid-1960s until today through documentaries, fiction features, concert films, music videos, experimental shorts, and archival footage, tracing the film careers of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood, as well as former band members Brian Jones, Mick Taylor, and Bill Wyman, both collectively and individually as composers, performers, producers, and actors. The exhibition is organized by Joshua Siegel, Associate Curator, Department of Film.
Over the past half century, The Rolling Stones have influenced music, cinema, and art, working with some of the most original and iconoclastic directors of their generation. Even with the passing years, their collaborations with Kenneth Anger, Hal Ashby, Robert Frank, Jean-Luc Godard, Martin Scorsese, and Albert and David Maysles and Charlotte Zwerin have lost none of their raw, atavistic energy and thrilling sense of artistic experimentation.
The exhibition opens today, November 15 with a rare screening of Robert Frank's S-8 Stones Footage from Exile on Main Street (1972), and Cocksucker Blues (1972), chronicling The Rolling Stone's 1972 North American cross-country tour; and closes with screenings on December 1 and 2 of Peter Whitehead's The Rolling Stones Charlie Is My Darling - Ireland 1965 (1965/2012), making its debut after an absence of more than 45 years and offering never-before-seen footage. In addition to such classics as the Maysles and Zwerin's Gimme Shelter (1970), Donald Cammell and Nicholas Roeg's Performance (1970), and Taylor Hackford's Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll (1987), the retrospective also features the band's landmark concert appearances in Steve Binder's The T.A.M.I. Show (1964), Leslie Woodhead's The Stones in the Park (1969), Rollin Blinzer's Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones (1974), Michael Lindsay-Hogg's The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus (1968/1996), Hal Ashby's Let's Spend the Night Together (1983), and Martin Scorsese's Shine a Light (2008). Also included are the Tom Stoppard scripted wartime spy thriller Enigma (2001), directed by Michael Apted and produced by Mick Jagger; and music videos directed by David Fincher, Michel Gondry, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Julien Temple, Peter Whitehead, and others.
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Premature labor, also known as preterm labor, is a very serious complication of pregnancy. This is defined as labor that begins prior to 37 weeks gestation. Unfortunately, many women do not understand the signs of premature labor. Early detection can help prevent premature birth and possibly enable you to carry your pregnancy to term or to give your baby a better chance of survival.
While some women are at a greater risk of premature labor, it can happen to anyone in any pregnancy. This is why it is important to know the signs of preterm labor. Often, the sooner you can report that you're experiencing the symptoms, the more likely it is that your labor can be stopped.
Signs of Premature Labor
Call your practitioner if you have any of the following:
- Contractions or cramps, more than 5 in one hour
- Bright red blood from your vagina
- Pain during urination, possible urinary tract, bladder or kidney infection
- Sudden gush of clear, watery fluid from your vagina
- Low, dull backache
- Intense pelvic pressure
If you experience any of these you should call your practitioner right away. Call even in the middle of the night. You should have an emergency number, if not, go to the nearest emergency room for care. Some women make the mistake of thinking that they couldn't be in labor because they aren't near their due date and so they don't call. This is not the way to think about it, so even if you're not expecting labor, if you think you might be in labor get help immediately.
Prevention of Preterm Labor
While not all cases of preterm labor can be prevented there are a lot of women who will have contractions that can be prevented or deterred by simple measures.
One of the first things that your practitioner will tell you to do if you are having contractions is staying very well hydrated. We definitely see the preterm labor rates go up in the summer months and in women who are dehydrated. What happens with dehydration is that the blood volume decreases, therefore increasing the concentration of oxytocin (hormone that causes uterine contractions) to rise. Hydrating yourself will increase the blood volume.
Others things that you can do would be to pay attention to signs and symptoms of infections (bladder, yeast, etc.) because they can also cause infections. Keeping all of your appointments with your practitioner and calling whenever you have questions or symptoms. A lot of women are afraid of "crying wolf," but it is much better to be incorrect than to be in preterm labor and not being treated.
Management of Preterm Labor
There are a lot of variables to managing preterm labor, both in medical options and in terms of what is going on with you and/or your baby. Here are some of the things that you may deal with when in preterm labor.
- Hydration (Oral or IV)
- Bedrest (Home or Hospital), usually left side lying
- Medications to stop labor (Magnesium sulfate, brethine, terbutaline, etc.)
- Medication to help prevent infection (More likely if your water has broken or if the contractions are caused by infection)
- Evaluation of your baby (Biophysical profile, non-stress or stress tests, amniotic fluid volume index (AFI), ultrasound, etc.)
- Medications to help your baby's lung develop more quickly (Usually if preterm birth in inevitable)
Preparation for preterm birth
The best key is always prevention and early detection. Make sure to ask your practitioner to discuss the signs and symptoms of preterm labor to you and your partner at your next visit. If you know that your baby or babies is likely to be born early, you may be offered a tour of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). You might also have an opportunity to meet with specialists who can help with your care.
Reasons You May Be at a Higher Risk for Preterm Labor
There are some women who are at a higher risk of preterm labor. This includes:
- Women with a history of preterm labor
- Carrying more than one baby
- Infection in pregnancy
- History of smoking in pregnancy
- Prenatal exposures to certain drugs or chemicals
- Problems with the cervix
- Too much or little fluid
- Others


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News: 50 Cent Leaks Info On "Baby By Me" Music Video, "I Had To Find The Right Person To Be My Love Interest"
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50 Cent recently spoke on the status of his "Baby By Me" music video with Kelly Rowland and Ne-Yo and promised the acting would surprise fans.
Fif also revealed his decision to link with video director Chris Robinson for the production.
"This video is great," 50 said in an interview. "Chris Robinson came up with a great treatment for it. It's obvious I wasn't in a hurry to make the music video until I found the right treatment, the right idea, to bring it to life. I had to find the right person to be my love interest in the music video. I found Kelly. It matches perfectly. The acting in the project is great. I think when people see it, they are gonna be surprised by it. Because of the technology there is no secret. Right after we shot, I went in the trailer and looked on the computer and saw pictures on Twitter. Everybody will get to see it and enjoy it in its entirety when it's done." (MTV)
Photos of both Rowland and 50 landed online late last week.
Getting cozy in what could be deemed an unexpected pairing, Kelly Rowland and 50 Cent linked up for a video shoot recently. While they're not dating, Rowland does appear as the leading lady in the rapper's "Baby By Me" music video. The new lead single from 50's Before I Self Destruct features Ne-Yo and is swiftly moving up the R&B/ Hip Hop songs chart. No word on when the video will premiere... although it should be soon. (Singersroom)
Featured as his Before I Self Destruct single, Fif recently shared his thoughts on dropping the same day as Rihanna and Lady Gaga next month.
"I guess I should be devastated that I'm up against Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga and Britney Spears?" 50 said in an interview. "This is a great competition, you mean to tell me I get the chance to go into a battle against pop singers? I don't see myself in competition with artists that aren't even in the same genre. Could you find a rapper for me to compete with please? Now I gotta fight Justin? I'm gonna fight him and kick his a**!" (The Canadian Press)
Fif will also face-off against Birdman and Timbaland when their albums drop next month.
Universal Music Group is serving up a plentiful feast for Thanksgiving week. Some of the biggest names in music will all release their high-profile albums on the Monday before the holiday. The recording giant has moved up the majority of its November 24 releases by one day to Monday, November 23, a day before the traditional Tuesday release. The shift extends across the Universal umbrella, including Interscope Geffen A&M, Universal Motown/Republic, and Island Def Jam. The new date will take advantage of the start of the holiday shopping season when customers flock to stores to stock up on gifts. 50 Cent's Before I Self Destruct, Rihanna's new album, Timbaland's Shock Value 2, Lady Gaga's The Fame Monster, Jay Sean's All or Nothing and Birdman's Pricele$$ will all drop on the same day. (Rap-Up)
Before I Self Destruct will now land in stores Monday, November 23rd.
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Middle route of three sport routes on Bishop formation
Fun climb. 3 rests with very interesting climbing in between. The boulder problem right off the ground is a kick in the pants. We got on this without knowing what it was. What are the other routes to the left and right??
"Flogging the Bishop", 5.12b ish, to the left. "Sacramental Whining" 5.11c ish to the right


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Formation of Field Discontinuities and Islands in Visual Cortical Maps (1994)
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year = {1994},
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The representations of visual hemifields in the extrastriate areas of various species exhibit field discontinuities and islands. We propose that these violations of retinotopy are a developmental consequence of the elongated shape of the respective cortical areas. To substantiate this claim, we investigate a model of activity driven map formation. In agreement with observations, this model yields maps with field discontinuities if the cortical areas exceed a threshold elongation. Moreover, within the same model also island representations in the periphery and of the area centralis can be understood. A multistability of solutions in the model gives a very simple explanation for the observed interindividual variability of maps in cats. The model leads to a prediction for the radial dependence of the areal magnification factor near field discontinuities, which could be accessible for a high precision mapping experiment. Revised Version 14.10.1993 submitted to Biological Cybernetics 1 In...


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Once again, the New York Giants have driven down the field, but thrown away a great opportunity to score because of penalties. On their last drive, a 12 men in the huddle penalty set them back five yards and ultimately led to a punt. On their most recent drive, Brandon Jacobs picked up a third and one, but a holding penalty brought the Giants back ten yards. They were unable to convert on third and 11 and were forced to punt. With just over four minutes remaining, they still lead the New England Patriots 9-3.
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The Giants picked up two first downs on the drive, and almost had a third before the holding penalty. Ahmad Bradshaw was especially effective with three runs and one reception for a total of 24 yards, but the Giants weren't able to convert that into a move into scoring position.
Steve Weatherford gave his team a perfect punt to down inside the ten-yard line on his first punt, and barely had his second slip by a gunner for a touchback. On his most recent punt, he angled it out of bounds perfectly to give the Patriots' terrible field position. Tom Brady will start on his own four-yard line.
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The NFL Network was doing a ranking of the top 10 regular season games of the 2009 season. In the game I thought was the defining moment for Matt Stafford, as the leader of the franchise,the Lions Vs the Browns game was voted by the fans as the #3 game. I think that the NFL having Stafford mic'd up for that game played a large part of the national recognition. I actually thought the game would rank #1 or #2 but I'll take #3 with a smile. That game was one of the most entertaining game for the Lions fans in a decade.
We'll get the #1 spot next year with our dramatic Thanksgiving come-back victory against the Patriots.