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Erin Shank, urban wildlife specialist with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), spoke to the Manchester Board of Aldermen Monday night about suburban deer management. Aldermen had mentioned at previous meetings they were receiving calls from residents who were concerned that deer were damaging their landscaping. As a result, aldermen requested to learn more from MDC about what constitutes a deer problem and deer management
Shank said MDC looks at the following three factors to determine if there is a deep population issue.
- Ecological Carrying Capacity: Approximately 20 deer per square mile is a detriment to habitat.
- Social Carrying Capacity: About 40 deer per square mile is when residents become intolerant of the animals.
- Biological Carrying Capacity: A look at how many deer an area can hold until they eat themselves out of house and home. Shank said they do not have a number for that.
Shank estimates there are 40 to 60 deer per square mile in Manchester.
Many of the deer come from nearby Queeny Park. Hunting is not allowed in any St. Louis County park and Shank said St. Louis County does not take any steps to manage deer population.
"I think it's time," Shank said. "It would require a change in county code. I know Town and County and Wildwood are interested in county parks managing deer within their parks."
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Shank said Ballwin is the only city in the West County area that has a deer population issue that is not doing anything to manage the population.
"And that certainly affects Manchester's issue too because they can hold a lot of deer over there too," Shank said.
She also explained the problems wildlife experts and residents see with too many deer.
- Landscape Damage
- Deer-Vehicle Collisions: Shank cited 500 to 600 deer-vehicle collisions each year in St. Louis County.
- Concern Over Tick Borne Disease: Shank said Missouri does not have a high incident rate of lyme disease and said this may be more of a perceived risk that a real risk.
- Bold and Aggressive Deer Behavior
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Shank also offered numerous solutions to managing a deer population within a suburban area Monday night. Check back to Town and Country-Manchester Wednesday for more details and hear how the mayor and aldermen responded.
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I started my cruise with lots of fruits for breakfast and salads for lunch and dinner. I was having a hard time eating PLAIN salads. I did grab an orange and squeeze it over the salad which helped. The fruit was well fruit. I was missing my fats. No avocados no oils and nuts here and there that I brought. I made it 2 days 100% raw. I did make some chocolate chia pudding using a water base (it was okay) and poured it over bananas and added nuts on the third day. BUT we were out on a tour for 7hours and had to eat what was provided. I did eat the chicken salad but ditched most of the bread. I had a 1/2 cup of chilli and a small sad salad(this is the ONLY option we had for lunch). SO this started my downfall. I ate more fruits and veggies for dinner but some SAD got in. The next day was another tour. I had a small bowl of oatmeal with fruit. Lunch was mostly frit and salad (I couldn't take another salad with nothing on it so I used a small amount of the dressing available) Dinner was plain fruit and salad.
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Did have some decaf coffee with milk :(
All in all I felt I didn't do as bad as I could have. The normal person gains 1 1/2 lbs per day on a cruise and I actually Lost .5 lbs.
I walked the jogging track one day and got in a mile. We took the stairs most times unless we were going up more then 2 floors. Down was easy LOL.
One of the tours had 99 stairs!!! and we went down back up and down and up again.
When we came home I made a coconut,strawberry,pineapple,orange banana smoothie and an avocado massaged kale salad. My body was so happy!!!
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In an interview with SPIEGEL ONLINE, veteran antiwar demonstrator Tom Hayden speaks about the coming 'storm of protest' over the war in Afghanistan, growing disillusionment among the American left and the current re-evaluation — sometimes even from the right — of whether it is truly a 'necessary war.'
SPIEGEL ONLINE: NATO air strikes called in by German commanders have reportedly killed dozens of civilians in
Tom Hayden: This incident will cause even greater opposition in Germany, where 70 percent of the population is already opposed to the fighting in
SPIEGEL ONLINE: As a veteran of the protests against the Vietnam War, you know a lot about public resistance, and now you're promising a "storm of protest" against the
Hayden: The emotion that people are feeling is deep disappointment over the
SPIEGEL ONLINE: How many activists have you succeeded in mobilizing so far?
Hayden: Change moves slowly, except when it moves very rapidly. A few traditionalists will march on Predator (drone) launch sites or on the White House gates. But this is deeper; it's about people expressing deep disillusionment after so much euphoria over Obama's election a short time ago.
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Hayden: We are currently organizing in about 75 congressional districts, where people still hope the president listens. The dissent in 75 districts will turn into 150 and keep growing when next year's request for war funding is presented in January. At this point, we have a unique situation in which huge numbers of people want Obama and the Democrats to succeed domestically — but will not be silent about the war.
SPIEGEL ONLINE: There is much more debate now about the objectives of the mission in
Hayden: It is growing on its own, partly as a continuation of the antiwar consciousness that arose during the (George W.) Bush years. American casualty rates are higher than ever because of the fighting in southern
SPIEGEL ONLINE: Still, the president might decide to send even more troops.
Hayden: The generals can't stop themselves from wanting more troops. That is happening even though it is now clear that we are fighting for a kind of Frankenstein client in
SPIEGEL ONLINE: Prominent voices on the right, including columnist George Will, have now joined the chorus of people calling for a withdrawal. Does that help your protest movement?
Hayden: George Will seems to want the "white man's burden" continued by men with darker skin. His proposal to keep killing from offshore makes no sense, but it begins to rattle the Republican bloc. More important is the fact that Richard Haass, the head of the Council on Foreign Relations, has written in the New York Times that
SPIEGEL ONLINE: It's also the premise of President Obama, who uses that phrase often.
Hayden: I believe the "necessity" in question has been a political necessity among Democrats who fear being perceived as soft on terrorism.
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SUPRYNOWICZ: Obama 'bitterly clinging' to his fake gun numbers
Posted on May 11, 2009
Vin Suprynowicz, author and noted libertarian columnist for the Las Vegas's daily newspaper, the Review-Journal, picks up on the Libertarian Party's call-out of Barack Obama over his misrepresentation of firearms statistics.
You can read Vin's column, "Obama 'bitterly clinging' to his fake gun numbers," at the Review-Journal website. If it's offered in your area, I'd also encourage you to pick up a copy of the paper or subscribe. Vin writes, in part:
Meantime, the Libertarian Party points out even the statistics used by Mr. Obama to supposedly justify his "emergency need" to "block the flow of arms to Mexico" are bogus.
"Is Barack Obama 'bitterly clinging to falsified numbers' in his bid to push his anti-gun treaty?" asked the Libertarian Party in an April news release.
"This war is being waged with guns purchased not here, but in the United States. More than 90 percent of the guns recovered in Mexico come from the United States," Mr. Obama said in a face-to-face April meeting with Mexican President Felipe Calderon in Mexico City.
But that claim, the LP points out, "is blatantly false. According to information supplied by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives the real number is closer to only 17 percent.
"There is a reason Obama is intentionally spreading false information about American firearm businesses," says Donny Ferguson, Libertarian National Committee Communications Director. "He ... promised anti-gun groups he would enact gun bans and is hoping to scare people into voting away their own rights. ...
..."Obama is 'bitterly clinging' to falsified numbers, hoping he can take away the constitutional rights of 'people who aren't like' him," The Libertarian Party concludes.
You can read Vin's column online at the Review-Journal website, or by subscribing to the paper. Be sure to let them know Vin is the reason you read their paper.
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A Hoschton man is facing charges of possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute after an officer found marijuana, pipes and a scale in the suspect's vehicle during an Oct. 5 traffic stop.
According to the police report, the suspect's vehicle had been reported as "possibly involved with illegal drugs." The officer was following the vehicle when he observed an unspecified traffic violation and initiated a traffic stop near the intersection of Auburn Road and Jim Moore Road.
During the course of the stop, the officer discovered the driver, Shannon Moore, 33, of 1874 Mineral Springs Road in Hoschton, was in possession of several bags of green leafy material that Moore admitted was marijuana. Moore also had tobacco pipes and a scale in his vehicle.
Moore allegedly admitted selling marijuana. The officer wrote, "The driver stated he does commonly sell the marijuana; however, he was not doing so today."
Moore was taken into custody and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. He was released later that day on an $11,200 bond.


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Authorities busted a medical marijuana dispensary operating without a license out of a used car lot, located near Main and Gilbert in Mesa.
There are elaborate rules and requirements to operate a medical marijuana facility. You can get busted if you just decide to sell pot on your own -- and that's what happened here.
25-year-old Chase Seyler is accused of operating a medical marijuana dispensary without a license. It was not a surprise to neighboring businesses.
"Yeah we see people coming and going. We had a customer looking for that location land on our lot last year and wanted to know if this was a co-op, and we said, what are you talking about a co-op?" says Annie Juszkiewicz, 48th State Automotive.
Police say Seyler sublet the trailer from the owner of Finish Line Automotive, who was not aware there was marijuana being sold on his used car lot. There was no sign there saying anything about a medical marijuana business.
Now the dispensary is gone, and merchants on this corner will keep doing their thing: selling cars.
Chase Seyler was booked into the 4th Avenue Jail in downtown Phoenix for possession of marijuana and narcotic drugs for sale.
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Popular DVD rental service Netflix has been accused of violating a Federal law that prohibits retailers from disclosing rental and sales records.
According to media reports, former Netflix subscriber Michael Sevy filed a lawsuit on March 18, alleging that the company is retaining sales records of customers who have canceled their memberships. He claims that Netflix is in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act, which was approved in 1988 after former Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork's video rental history was leaked to the press.
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If we find a way to lose this game, and after watching the OSU game I think it is feasible that it could happen, KD will reach a new low in his tenure. This is the game that should be circled on all the Bruins' calendars to avenge what happened in last year's game. All the players should remember what happened last year and they should relish in the fact that they can take advantage of a really bad team and win in a convincing fashion at the Rose Bowl. I want to see a win where we're basically running up the score, because we have no choice...kind of like the 4th quarter of the OSU game, except for the entire game instead of just one quarter. There will be no reason for this team to come out flat like they did against Utah and OSU.
But the depressing part is that they probably will come out overlooking this team and looking ahead to the Cal game. It is feasible that we lose this game and give the Fighting Irish their first win of the year. At that point this program, under KD, which has seen a lot of lows will reach a new one.


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Josh Stein of MMAMemories has an article up speaking on Lyoto Machida and the likelyhood of him getting a title shot...even though all he does is win by decision. I'm not exactly sure what point Josh is attempting to make. Check it..
He's a striker who hasn't knocked out a UFC opponent. He talks at length about this striking style that doesn't finish. He fights off of his back foot. He throws combinations almost as rarely as he moves forwards. He gets credit as being the top striker at 205, when there are a half dozen guys who have finished more fights standing up than he has
Since when did a fighter have to finish a fight to be declared a top striker? I'm pretty sure a top striker is someone who throws punches, kicks, and knees...and lands them effectively and accurately. Case in point the fightmetric stats for Machida/Ortiz...THAT is a top striker.
However maliciously he might be used, though, it's clear that the UFC likes him, and they've been giving him premium placement and the most substantial opponents that they are willing to let him bash by decision. It won't be long until he gets a shot at the belt, and I think it's fair to say that if he beats his next opponent decisively (even by decision) the UFC will see him billed as a top contender.
What's really problematic is that none of the top guys in the division have the tools to beat Machida. All of them are going to try and do exactly what every other one of Machida's opponents has done: chase him.
The fighter that chases Machida will loose every time, because of Machida's counterstriking style. We saw it with Ortiz. We saw it with Heath. We saw it with Nakamura.
The UFC already views him as a top contender, however, to say none of the top guys in the division have the tools to beat him is something I can't agree with. Rampage, Wandy, Shogun, Griffin and even Rashad Evans would give Machida problems with his athleticism and wrestling ability. Clearly, there is a huge difference between those fighter's and Nakumura, Heath, and Ortiz.
As painful as it may be for me to acknowledge the man who will kick your ass by decision as the next top contender for the championship when I would much rather see Thiago Silva, it's inevitable. Thiago is hard to market. His style is exciting for me, but for the fans who like to see the fancy kicks and displays of karate-kid style combat, Machida is the easy pick with the highlight reel and the names on his hitlist.
Machida will get one more fight, probably against either Thiago or Wanderlei Silva, and as long as he keeps his record squeaky clean, he will be stepping in for a five round fight around the end of the year.
So what point are you trying to make? Are you saying Machida is boring...yet has a good highlight reel because of his fancy kicks and penchant for making fighter's look foolish? Why would you rather see Thiago Silva as the next top contender? He hasn't fought or beaten anyone near the top ten and who I frankly believe is overrated at this point. Once he beats some credible opponents I'll disgress. I would like to see Machida/Wanderlei at this point. Wandy's aggressiveness is something Machida has never faced and if he were to win that fight...he will have earned a shot at the title.


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Bill that would prevent patent abuse will be considered by the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 27.
Corporate credit union veteran Lee succeeds retired Craig Bradley at Elgin, Ill., credit union.
Global survey finds envelope-free deposits at the top of the list in recent years, with mobile expected to fuel future growth.
ATMIA says "reports of the death of cash have been greatly exaggerated."
Skimming tops the list in 2012, according to global survey from ATM Industry Association.
In what may have significant implications for ATM deployment and other aspects of credit union operations, a study from Javelin Strategy and Research has found that debit and credit cards have overtaken cash for the bulk of sales volume at the retail point of sale.
Debit card volume passes that of cash at the point of sale. This preview article from next week's print edition examines the implications.
Credit unions and other opponents of the Federal Reserve's proposed rule capping debit interchange fees received good news last week when bills to delay the rule's implementation were introduced in the Senate and House.
Accusing him of supporting "crony capitalism," a group of retailers have run advertisements against freshman Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) for being a backer of a measure that would delay the implementation of a Federal Reserve rule regulating interchange.


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WEST OCEAN CITY, Md. - November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and a local organization is doing all they can to raise awareness.
It's the PJ Aldridge Foundation, which started in 2010 after PJ Aldridge was diagnosed with lung cancer and doctors told him he had three months to live. The organization is hosting an 3-mile awareness walk on Sunday at Salisbury University.
For PJ and his foundation, it's all about getting the word out.
PJ Aldridge tells us that he hope that "nobody else will have to go through what I've been through, you know that's my goal."
"We're really pushing the meaning of this month and hopefully we are raising some funds that way we can donate it back to research," said Jordan Calloway, Marketing Director for PJAF.
Also, PJ's Christmas Giveaway is raffling off a brand-new Volkswagen Beatle, UGGS, a Coach Bag and more. Tickets are $20 a piece or six for $100. Prizes will be announced on December 20th and all proceeds will be donated to research. For more information on the raffle and the walk, head over to their foundation's website at www.pjaf.org.


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Jim Skovron (Great Falls) drew with the 2012 Montana Champion Lukas Geyer (Bozeman) in the last round of the 2013 Montana Closed, and both individuals share the title for the upcoming year. Each exited the six-man round robin tournament with 3.0 points. Wil Strickland and Michael Jensen, both from Missoula, trailed the two top finishers by a half of point. There were seven draws in the fifteen game event. The most impressive being Sherwood Moore\'s (1682) draw with Geyer (2046).
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Krista Miller - Boracay Bodies "Mysterious Girl"
Krista Miller was tagged as the "Mysterious Girl" in Boracay Bodies. Few months ago, she emerged in the limelight as one of the most hated celebrities because of a controversy involving her. and it was never resolved. Now it is expected of her to reveal her real character in the show so as to clarify all the issues thrown at her.
"Humanda sila sa mga pasabog ko."
Hosted by Phoemela Barranda, Boracay Bodies follows the lives of 8 hottest and irresistible individuals as they spend their summer together in the captivating island of Boracay.
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Epic Fort 2012
So! Many of you may remember the epic fort my roommates and I built in 2011
(if not, here's the link to the post with videos)
This year we went for an even MORE EPIC FORT.
It had many new features:
- Meters of "maze" (which was pitch black when you didn't turn on the xmas lights inside, and extremely difficult to navigate)
- A "Cathedral room", which had a vaulted ceiling
- Trap doors that helped bypass longer portions of the maze (but were invisible to those not in the know)
- And my favorite part: a balloon room! This was a room with floors made of couches, and completely covered in balloons. It was like being inside a ball pit, only better.
Anywho, without further ado, here's the video—which includes the building, playing in, and destruction of Epic Fort 2012!
Challenge: What do you think the layout of the fort was? Draw a picture and send in your guess. I'll post the answer sometime next week.


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MICRO-LENDING AND COACHING: Samuel Adams Brewing the American Dream event for small-business owners involved in food, beverage, craft brewing and hospitality will include speed coaching with experts from Sam Adams, beer distributor Gold Coast and micro-lender Accion; 6-8:30 p.m. Monday, April 14, at Gold Coast Miami, 10055 NW 12th St. Register: http://btadmiami.eventbrite.com.
SUSTAINATOPIA: Three conferences covering sustainability, impact investing and ethical fashion, plus festivals and other events, take place at the Miami Beach Convention Center and other locations Wednesday, April 16, through April 22. Info: http://www.sustainatopia.com
SOCIAL MEDIA CLUB SOUTH FLORIDA: Special guest speaker is Shel Israel, co-author of "The Age of Context" and "Naked Conversations," who speaks on his latest research, 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, at The James Royal Palm hotel in Miami Beach. More info: https://m.facebook.com/events/288221818011730
TRADEMARKS: SCORE Miami-Dade presents the workshop "Protecting Your Trademarks," 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, SBA offices, 100 S. Biscayne Blvd, 7th Floor, Miami. $40 in advance. Info: http://www.miamidade.score.org
BRAINFOOD: This month's event features Albert Santalo of CareCloud, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, at The LAB Miami in Wynwood. $50. Info: thelabmiami.com
Last week was a big week for entrepreneurial news: South Florida medical device maker New Wave Surgical was sold for more than $100 million. Skyjoy launched its first video game gloablly. Endeavor chose Leapfactor co-founders to be Endeavor Entrepreneurs. Venture Hive's accelerator companies presented at the Swarm. Urban.Us is launching an inaugural conference to help startups help cities April 24-25. The Kauffman Foundation released its entrepreneurial activity report, and the Miami area slipped to No. 3 among the 15th largest metro areas for entrepreneurial activity. Read more about these stories and others on the Starting Gate at MiamiHerald.com/business.
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Raga Mala: An Autobiography by Ravi Shankar
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Sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar became the embodiment of Indian music to a whole generation of Western music lovers in the 1960s. He played at the historic Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 and Woodstock in 1969, and taught then-Beatle George Harrison to play sitar. But by that point he had already been a globe-trotting ambassador of Indian music and culture for decades.
Born in Benares in 1920, by age 10 he joined a family performing troupe based in Paris and led by his brother Uday, an acclaimed dancer; during the 1930s, they toured the United States four times. As a teenager he began studying music with the legendary Ustad "Baba" Allaudin Khan, father of Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, whose sister Annapurna became Shankar's first wife. In the 1940s Shankar performed for All-India Radio, formed a national orchestra, and began recording albums. In the 1950s he scored soundtracks for several films directed by the great Satyajit Ray, and began a long friendship with the American violin virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin (who later wrote the foreword to B.K.S. Iyengar's classic, Light on Yoga), which would yield historic recordings pioneering the fusion of Eastern and Western music.
So by the time he played for stoned-out hippies in the United States, he had already devoted a lifetime to the highest expression of his native culture. He was attracted to many forms of music, including jazz and folk, but completely turned off by what he saw as the moral dissolution of the Sixties Generation and its expropriation of his nation's art and disciplines. He writes that, on a visit to San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury after performing at Monterey, "I felt offended and shocked to see India being regarded so superficially and its great culture being exploited. Yoga, Tantra, mantra, kundalini, ganja, hashish, Kama Sutra?they all became part of a cocktail that everyone seemed to be lapping up!"
Shankar himself was no angel (nor does he pretend to be), and Raga Mala ("Garland of Ragas") is an intensely personal and surprisingly candid account of his long and colorful life, including many love affairs and marriages. Indeed, the book's power stems in part from the fact that it reveals this great musician as a fully dimensional human; we don't have to like everything he does or agree with everything he says in order to appreciate the prodigious gifts he has given us. Unlike his earlier, slimmer autobiography, My Music, My Life (first published in 1969, and now out of print in the United States), which was issued in the middle of his career, Raga Mala surveys the entire arc of his life and work.
When originally published in a limited British edition in 1997, it was bound in Indian silk and packaged with two CDs and a packet of Shankar's favorite incense, and it cost more than $400; Welcome Rain published this, the first U.S. edition (sans silk, incense, and CDs), late in 1999.
Now, as the great maestro turns 80, his autobiography enables us to see his career as a bridge between India as it existed before independence and India as it rushes headlong into the twenty-first century?and to feel gratitude that he, Ali Akbar Khan, and others preserved their rich musical heritage for all the world to enjoy. "[When] I become attuned to my sitar," he writes, "that is the route for me to touch the heart and the God within myself, and within my millions of listeners over the years." What a blessing that we've been able to experience his attunement.
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Tifton-- Vandals damaged a memorial to South Georgia veterans.
When the sun goes down at Veterans Park in Downtown Tifton, a light illuminates more than 80 names of Tifton veterans killed while in action. Now, that light also shows a big stain after vandals threw eggs on the marble monument.
Army veteran Jack Stone helped to design and build the monument about 10 years ago and was shocked to see the damage.
"It's just like a slap in the face you know?," said Stone, "It's very true to all the veterans and all the Tift Countians."
The memorial was washed twice but the stain wouldn't come out. Stone hopes to find a way to get rid of it by Saturday when a Veterans Day service will take place. It starts at 11 a.m. in Downtown Tifton.
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For whatever reason I didn't end up talking about last weeks episode. Things started off with the crew hitting a house to scavenge. Clearly they have gained some experience and developed some SOP's. Things between Lori and Rick are not going so well. They could probably use a counselor or something. Also they seem better armed probably with a couple more pistols and a new under folder AK. They got to the prison and started clearing it out. Things were going well until Hershel got bit in the lower leg by a Walker. They were in the midst of amputating his leg with a hatchet when the camera flashed to a group of decisively not Zombie prisoners. Taking the one guy with serious medical skills out to go Zombie killing was probably a mistake but hindsight is 20/20.
Today I am going to write free form whatever thoughts come to my mind while watching the show.
Onto the new episode. The standoff between the prisoners and Rick's group ended quickly when they took Hershel and left. Rick's crew have more guns (but are not doing to great on ammo) but the other group are all healthy youngish men and have been at the prison for awhile. This could get interesting.
Rick's group catching the prisoners up on the last several months was pretty interesting. Also it was a very good ruse to get them out of the cell block where the rest of their group was.
The negotiations between the two groups were interesting. As always negotiating from a position of strength was beneficial. The decision was made that they would split the remaining food and Rick's group would help the prisoners clear out their own cell block.
I am not sure how the two groups coexisting will go. In a Zombie Apocalypse more people, especially healthy men is better. On the other hand you have got to be able to trust the folks you are sharing a foxhole with. There is a nasty part of me that says it would be better to fight on my own terms than risk a fight when the odds are less in my favor.
Carl went off alone and found the infirmary to get supplies for Hershel and the upcoming child birth. He boasted about killing two walkers. Is anybody ever going to watch that kid? The answer seems to be no.
One of the prisoners gets scratched by a Walker. In the midst of the debate on what to do their groups leader kills him. It is a plus that he realizes the seriousness of the situation but he may be trouble. On the bright side for Rick's group he seems to have gone through 3 of the presumably 5 rounds in that little S&W snubby. A couple minutes later he tries to kill Rick who gets saved by Daryl. Rick then puts a machete into the dudes head. Seems that he will no longer be a problem. Rick then chased one of the prisoners into the not cleared cell block and ended up locking him in a courtyard full of Walkers to, judging by the screams, be eaten. Unfortunate as it was the whole Shane thing seems to have hardened Rick's heart which probably isn't a bad thing.
The remaining two prisoners were put into their cell block as agreed upon. One of them is either a really good actor or an easy going guy and the other could be a problem. This relationship between the two groups probably isn't going to end well.
Carol seems to be coming into her own and her relationship with Daryl may be about to turn a corner. I suppose one of the plus sides about a relatively large cast is that characters can grow and replace those who die. Not really a consideration on the usual sitcom but in shows like The Walking Dead, Lost, The Soprano's or Sons of Anarchy it is a big plus.
The episode finished with Rick and Lori talking and trying to get to a decent place. This is good as for better or worse they are stuck together.
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Ozen High School might soon be able to use multi-color lettering and flashy graphics in it's school sign.
As of now, it can't use the sign because of a city ordinance.
Beaumont Community Development Director Chris Boone says it's the city's job to keep drivers safe and that the sign's flashy graphics and different colors distract drivers.
Boone says the city is working with BISD to amend the ordinance.
Yet, 12 News HD as learned there are four BISD elementary schools with signs similar to the one at Ozen, but none of the signs have permits.
Those signs are located at Martin Elementary, Ameila Elementary, Regina Howell Elementary, and Bingman-Blachette.
Boone says his department has been in contact with the construction managers for BISD to get permits and bring the signs up to code.
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Metra ticket fares are set to increase Feb. 1, and a number of fare policies will also change at the same time. Tables of the new adult and special user fares by zone are on Metra's website.
For more information on the increases and changes, visit Metra's website.
Meg Reile, spokesperson for Metra, said she expects the policy change involving monthly pass expiration to have the most impact on riders. Currently passes are valid until noon on the first day of the following month. Under the new policy passes will expire on the last day of the month.
Tickets purchased Nov. 12 to Jan. 31 will expire Feb. 29.
Earlier:Fare Increases Effective Feb. 1 on the Union Pacific / Northwest Line (UP-NW).Zone C: Dee Road, Park Ridge, Edison Park and Norwood Park Old Fare: New Fare:
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Single Ride Ticket $4.50 $5.25 10 Ride Ticket $36.55 $47.25 Monthly Pass $116.10 $149.50
Tickets may be ordered online on Metra's website, and are mailed to riders. There is no additional charge to order online. Reile said it usually takes about five days to receive them.
The ticket window at the depot is open 5:25 a.m. to 12:55 p.m., Monday through Friday, according to Metra's website. Waiting room hours are 5 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Metra does not have an official app for mobile devices, but, Reile said, it has a mobile website. Later this year Metra is expected to introduce a train tracking system accessible to riders.
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KEARNEY, Neb. – For the second consecutive day, Tri-City Storm head coach and general manager Jim Hulton has announced a trade with the Sioux Falls Stampede.
Tuesday's deal sends Christian Horn to the Stampede along with affiliate forward Will Harrison and a 3rd round pick in the 2014 Phase II Draft, in exchange for affiliate defenseman Gordi Myer and draft picks in the 2nd and 5th round of the 2014 Phase II Draft.
Horn, who was serving as an assistant captain after leaving the University of Minnesota to join Tri-City on Oct. 24, was one of the team's leading scorers with 12 goals and 13 assists in 28 games.
The 20-year-old Plymouth, Minn. native plans on playing at a Division I University next season.
"Christian was a highly sought after commodity that we were reluctant to move," Hulton said. "Ultimately, we decided that the return package was too enticing to refuse as, once again it addresses both immediate and long term needs."
"We thank Christian for his many contributions to the Storm and wish him well in his future hockey endeavors."
Myer is currently playing for the Cleveland Barons AAA Midget Major team and has seven goals and 13 assists in 30 games.
The Toledo, Ohio native is committed to play collegiately at Ohio State and was drafted by Sioux Falls in the 17th round (254th overall) of the 2013 USHL Phase II Draft. The defenseman is expected to be with the Storm full-time for the 2014-15 season.
"We are thrilled to add Gordi Myer to our group," Hulton said. "He was the key component to this deal as he is a young defenseman with a real big upside. We firmly believe that championship teams are built around goaltending and defense and that has been our primary focus around these latest transactions."
Tri-City hosts Des Moines this weekend for a series at the Viaero Event Center. Friday night's game begins at 7:30 p.m., while Saturday's contest gets underway at 7:05.
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Who am I?
As a prospective intern:
I am a student of Computer Science, pursuing my Masters in Applied Computing at University of Toronto, Canada. This program focuses on teaching, how to turn research into practical applications, to make the world a better place. I would love to work in the field of Medical Imaging, Image Processing, Mobile/Web Application development or Digital Media.
As a person:
You might have heard this famous saying: "You are what you believe in." So, here is what I believe. I believe that people are not primarily chasing after money, prestige, and fame. It is happiness which we all crave. Whatever we do in our lives, whether we earn money or get into relations or make friends, we do so to catch the bird of happiness. Everyone has his/her own way of catching this bird but sometimes we are so busy making new plans, we forget this ultimate aim and lose our way.
Chanakya , the very famous Indian philosopher and economist from 300 B.C, has defined seven basic ingredients of life that make you happiness:
तीजा सुख कुलवंत हो नारी | चौथा सुख सुत हो आज्ञाकारी ||
पांचवा सुख हो सुंदर वासा | छठा सुख हो सज्जन पासा ||
सातवा सुख हो मित्र घनेरे | ऐसे नर नहीं जग बहुतेरे ||
It means that the first and foremost requirement of happiness is a healthy body. Second, is having enough money in your pocket to sustain a decent living. Third, is having a beloved and faithful wife/husband. Fourth, is if your children are obedient. Fifth is that you have a hospitable and beautiful home. Sixth is that you are always surrounded by good people. Seventh is that you have a lot of faithful friends. He says that very few people in this world have all these in their lives. Even if one of the above is absent, there would be some part of you which would remain unhappy.I also believe that the balance of all of the above is required for a healthy and contented life, but everyone is not lucky enough to get all of them. So, one should always do whatever gives him/her maximum satisfaction.
There is one eighth ingredient which gives me tremendous joy. It's the act of giving. I am a simple guy who wishes to improve the world and serve its people as best I can. I love changes a lot. Each day should bring something new and should have some adventure in it!


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The BYU QB Conundrum
The Brigham Young Cougars quarterback situation has evolved from being undecided after fall camp to a dilemma after game one, and to a controversy after game two. After game three, the QB situation is now a conundrum. Neither Riley Nelson nor Jake Heaps has outplayed the other and made an overwhelming case to be the one, as Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall has said he was waiting for.


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The Panther players on offense have all been very focal about one thing during these recent OTA's, they are excited to see what OC Rob Chudzinski has up his sleeve this season. Most didn't expect him to be back as certainly a team needing a HC would grab up the offensive 'wizard'. After all he did take the NFLs worst offense in 2010 (and it wasn't even close) and turn it into a top 10 unit practically overnight. Now certainly QB Cam Newton had a lot to do with that but do not under estimate the impact of the game plan as well.
FayObserver.com - Carolina Panthers happy to have Rob Chudzinski calling shots on offense
"His flexibility, his versatility and what he can do from parts that he's able to work into his existing philosophy," TE Greg Olsen said. "There's not a lot of guys like that around the league that are willing to make some changes and put a few wrinkles in."
Now the question is what will Chudzinski do this year for an encore. "I don't know, I'm going to have to watch a few more movies to see if I can figure one out," Chudzinski said with a laugh.
He's just being humble because we already know WR Steve Smith told him he would need time to absorb some of the new alignments and plays that have already been rolled out. Apparently he's been rolling out new plays every week of OTA's:
Carolina Panthers Offense and Cam Newton Excited About 2012 NFL Season : Carolina Panthers
Coach (Rob) Chudzinski, we call him the 'mad scientist.'" Ryan Kalil said. "It's not going to be the same offense. He's always creating new ideas." The Panthers "Annexation of Puerto Rico" play from "The Little Giants" comes to mind in the mad scientist category
The 'Annex' play must be the play where Richie Brockel scored last season, a play designed to create confusion based on misdirection. It worked like a charm. A charm created by a Mad Scientist!
Me personally, I want to see more wildcat formations and see if Cam can catch a TD pass. Has any player ever passed, ran and caught a TD in a single game? I bet Cam can. So what do you think Chud will do for an encore in 2012?


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it hasn't been updated in a wile but it has our song list, lyrics, pics, and contact info. And Transient, why should we change our name? If you want to have input join up and speck you peace, until then shut up.
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There is a common misconception that income taxes are never dischargeable in bankruptcy. In fact, you can discharge your back federal, state, and local income taxes in Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and Chapter 11. Penalties and interest are also dischargeable. Determining which back taxes are dischargeable can be a little complex. However, it is possible to discharge significant income tax debt in bankruptcy, if your tax debt fits within the following rules:
The 3 Year, 2 Year, and 240 Day Rules. The Bankruptcy code sets out specific time periods that determine if you can discharge your taxes, often called the 3-year, 2-year, and 240-day rules (or the 3-2-240 rules). Under these rules, you can discharge taxes that came due 3 years before filing for bankruptcy, as long as it has been at least 2 years since you filed the tax forms and 240 days since the taxes were assessed. These rules are often misunderstood. However, the important thing to understand is that you must meet the requirements of all three rules to discharge your taxes.
1. The 3-Year Rule. This rule states that to discharge your back income taxes, they must become due at least three years before you file for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy Code §507(a)(8)(A)(i). Typically, your federal and most state income taxes become due on or around April 15th of each year. In most cases, it is simply a matter of adding three years to this due date to determine the earliest date you can file for bankruptcy and still discharge your taxes.
Example: Joe's 2008 federal income taxes are due on April 15, 2009. If Joe owes taxes for that year and wants to discharge them, the earliest he can file for bankruptcy is April 15, 2012 (April 15, 2009, plus 3 years).
Regardless of the initial due date, if you file for and receive an extension of time in which to file your taxes, the due date falls on the day the extension expires.
Example: If Joe in the example above obtains an extension until October 15, 2009, his tax due date is October 15th, not April 15th. Therefore, he must wait until October 15, 2012 to file for bankruptcy, if he wishes to discharge these taxes.
2. The 2-Year Rule. Under the 2-year rule, your income tax returns must have been filed at least two years before filing your bankruptcy petition. This requirement allows you to discharge your taxes, even if you filed your tax forms late, as long as you file them at least two years before filing for bankruptcy. §523(a)(1)(b)(ii).
Example: Jill's income taxes were due on April 15, 2009. Jill did not get an extension. However, she did not get around to filing her tax forms until June 1, 2010. If Jill wants to discharge her 2009 taxes, she cannot file for bankruptcy until June 1, 2012 (two years from the date she filed her taxes AND more than three years from the date the taxes were due).
What if you did not file? If you did not file an income tax return in a given tax year, any taxes assessed by the IRS for that year are not dischargeable. §523(a)(1)(b)(i). In my Philadelphia bankruptcy practice, I sometimes see clients whose taxes would have been dischargeable, if only they had filed their tax forms. If their tax debt is significant, I may advise them to go ahead and file the tax forms, then wait to file for bankruptcy.
Quick Point: If the IRS files a return on your behalf, it is not considered a filed return for the purposes of this rule. You must still file a tax form for that year.
3. The 240-Day Rule. Taxes must be assessed at least 240 days before you file for bankruptcy under this rule or not assessed at all. As a practical matter, the date of assessment is typically on or near the date you filed your income tax form (assuming the IRS and you agree on the amount of taxes owed). However, if you file a correction or a change results from an IRS audit, the assessment date may be substantially later. §507 (a)(8)(A)(ii)
Example: Joe filed his 2009 taxes on April 15, 2009. His taxes are assessed by the IRS on the same day. Joe meets the requirements of the 3-2-240 rules on April 15, 2012. However, if Joe files a correction on January 1, 2012, the 240-day clock starts over. Therefore, he cannot file for bankruptcy until August 28, 2012 (January 1, 2012, plus 240 days), if he wants to discharge these taxes.
Example: Jill files her 2009 taxes on time on April 15, 2009. The IRS audits Jill's taxes and finds that Jill made a mistake. She actually owes a few hundred dollars more than shown on her original tax form. The IRS assesses the new amount along with some penalties and interest on March 1, 2011. To discharge her 2009 taxes (and the penalties and interest) Jill will have to wait until October 27, 2012 to file for bankruptcy (240 days from the IRS's new assessment).
If you are in a dispute with the IRS regarding how much you owe and plan to file for bankruptcy, you should inform your bankruptcy lawyer of the dispute. A tax dispute can impact the assessment date.
Quick Note: If the back taxes are an issue, it may be necessary to order an IRS "account transcript" (sometimes called a "literal transcript") for the tax years in question. The account transcript typically includes the assessment date. Note that this is not the same as a "tax return transcript". You can order an account transcript from the IRS over the phone or online, or using IRS Form 4506T.
Other actions can add additional time to some or all of the 3-2-240 time requirements, including (a) making an offer in compromise, (b) having filed for bankruptcy previously, or (3) obtaining a taxpayer assistance order. §507(a)(8)(A)(i). However, simply entering into a payment arrangement with he IRS does not toll the statute of limitations.
Other Issues:
Tax Evasion and Fraud. If a taxpayer willfully evades taxes or commits tax fraud, the taxes involved are not dischargeable. §523(a)(1)(C). However, the Bankruptcy Code means deliberate tax evasion, not an honest mistake.
Penalties and Interest. Penalties and interest assessed by a taxing authority are dischargeable, along with the taxes. In other words, if the taxes are dischargeable, the penalties and interest attached to them are dischargeable as well.
Tax Liens. Discharging income taxes in bankruptcy does not remove a tax lien. You can certainly file for bankruptcy with a tax lien, and the underlying debt will be discharged, if you meet the requirements of the 3-2-240 rules. However, the lien against property you acquired before bankruptcy still stands. We will discuss tax liens and what can be done about them in the next post in this series.
Other Taxes. The 3-2-240 rules apply to federal, state, and local income taxes. (Pennsylvania income tax is dischargeable in bankrupty.) However, they do not apply to other types of taxes, such as real estate taxes. Some other taxes, including the employer part of the payroll tax are sometimes dischargeable in bankruptcy, but under different rules.
Quick Note: Apart from bankruptcy, there are Statutes of Limitations on the assessment and collection of federal income taxes, as well as Pennsylvania state and local income taxes. If you are considering bankruptcy to discharge income taxes, you should also discuss the Statutes of Limitations on taxes with your attorney. Bankruptcy tolls Statutes of Limitations on taxes for the duration of bankruptcy plus six months. Although this is generally not an issue, it is something that your attorney will need to consider, particularly if you are close to the end of the statutory periods.
Although determining the dischargeability of income taxes can be a bit complex, it should not discourage you from seeking assistance. A good bankruptcy attorney can help you determine if you can discharge your income tax liability.


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Rare U.S. Coins post $196 million total at Heritage Auctions in 2011
Heritage posts $806+ million 2011 total sales, its best year to date; World Coins posts $39.5 million total; Record totals realized in Comics, Jewelry, Music & Entertainment, Decorative Arts and more
DALLAS, TX – U.S. Coins continued to be the backbone of Heritage Auctions in 2011, as the category registered an impressive $196 million auction total, including Weekly US Coin Internet-only auctions, which realized $22 million – a new record for the subset and an 80% increase over 2010 – and Gallery US Coin auctions, which accounted for $5,340,889, another record total for the subset and a 70% increase over 2010.
Heritage's World Coins category continued to prove itself a juggernaut, with a record total of $39.45 million – an increase of 60% over its 2010 record performance – while the Vintage Comics and Comic Art bore direct witness to the evolution of the category into a true investment quality asset, posting north of $26 million, a 13% improvement over 2010, which had already set the record for any auction house.
"World Coins and Comics are emblematic of Heritage's continued growth," said Rohan, "among the several categories that continue to perform well for us. Collectors and investors alike, from some non-traditional corners, are all taking a close look at these categories."
The year 2011, in general, proved to be a great one for Heritage Auctions (HA.com), as the company posted a gross total of more than $806 million, a number that represents the company's best performance ever.
"The bottom line is that service and value will always sell, and Heritage specializes in the very best of both," said Greg Rohan, President of Heritage Auctions. "Collectors respond to that. They know us and they know we understand them. The result has been a decade of tremendous growth."
Heritage Jewelry Auctions continued to see an explosion in sales, ringing up a record $17.4+ million in all (more than double the category's 2010 record total), Heritage Vintage Sports Collectibles vaulted itself fully double its 2010 total to finish the year at more than $16 million, making it the #1 sports auction house in the U.S.
Fine Wine made its debut at Heritage in 2011 and quickly proved to be a profitable force to be reckoned with as it brought in nearly $11.4 million in total prices realized. Heritage's continued dominance in Illustration Art was re-asserted by an $11.1 million total, the category's second best year.
Heritage made the decision in 2010 to spin off its musical instrument auctions from its Music & Entertainment auctions to create a brand new category, which proved to be a smart decision, as collectors lined up for a variety of stringed and other instruments to give the category a $10.5 million debut. The decision also proved a good one for Heritage Music & Entertainment auctions, which, even without Guitars in its total, realized $8.6 million all told, the best year the category's seen and more than double what it saw in 2010.
One of the year's most significant changes at Heritage was the acquiring of the assets of Greg Martin Auctions of San Francisco, creating a separate Arms & Armor category for Heritage for the first time. With $9+ million realized in just three auctions, Arms & Armor proved itself a category to watch.
Decorative Arts & Silver also posted its best year ever, with $7.43 million sold at auction, the category's best year yet by almost double, while Heritage Movie Posters auctions posted an in impressive $6.2+ million total, including $1.8 million in Weekly Internet auctions, a new record for the Web-only offerings and a 15% increase over 2010's record total. The amount pushed the category lifetime total for Heritage Movie Posters past the $50 million mark since it started in November 2001.
Heritage Auctions, headed by Steve Ivy, Jim Halperin and Greg Rohan, is the world's third largest auction house, with annual sales more than $800 million, and 700,000+ online bidder members. For more information about Heritage Auctions, and to join and gain access to a complete record of prices realized, along with full-color, enlargeable photos of each lot, please visit HA.com.
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[...] Coins and competing alternatives Following up on the last post, I have included a few examples of alternative forms of art (and yes, some but not all coins can be considered art) that those with money or "big money" who are not coin collectors may prefer. The first link is to the 2004 Forbes sale of Faberge Imperial Easter Eggs held by Sotheby's which I mentioned once before. The sale was canceled but the pre-sale estimate for the entire collection ranged from $80 million to $120 million. Presumably the centerpiece of the collection, the Coronation Easter Egg had an estimate of $18MM to $24MM. I do not know what these are worth now, but I do not believe that any coin should sell for more and I do not believe that any coin non-collector who is aware of both is going to pay more either. Forbes' Faberge Eggs – Forbes.com For those who do not have $24MM, the image below is a late 19th century Viennese porcelain and gilt center table sold by Heritage last year. At just over $4,000, I think it is a better value than any coin in this price range. It certainly looks much better and actually has some practical use. If I owned a home where it would "fit" (which I do not), this is the type of alternative art that I would want to acquire. A ROYAL VIENNA-STYLE PORCELAIN AND GILT WOOD CENTER TABLE . | Lot #66150 | Heritage Auctions The last link below is to a British Boer War artifact presumably made to commemorate the end of the war. Not sure it would be of interest in South Africa (I presume not), but it certainly is unique and at about $3500, also competitive versus most coins in this price range. Copeland Spode Queen Victoria Porcelain Commemorative Boer | Lot #36185 | Heritage Auctions The fact of the matter is that there are many other collectible fields that compete for both money and attention. The link below is to an article summarizing Heritage's 2011 results. IN 2011, the world coin category had prices realized of about $39MM while comic books and comic related art totaled about $26MM. World coins was (and is) growing faster, but I include it to show that even a category such as this one (which most reading this post may not even be aware of as a collectible field) is also substantial. The main advantage that coins have over most other fields is their liquidity and portability. If someone ever needs to transfer their wealth in an emergency, it will be easier to move it than master paintings or antique furniture. However, under these circumstances, i would still expect it to lose substantial value, probably just less than most or all other areas. The main disadvantage coins have is that they lack the same appeal, for a variety of reasons. Rare U.S. Coins post $196 million total at Heritage Auctions in 2011 | CoinWeek [...]


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB)---It's a campus divided at U of L, as word continues to spread that former football coach Bobby Petrino, is heading back to coach the Cards.
"I've heard a lot of people actually being really excited about it. Some negative things, but pretty excited," says Courtney McGraw, a U of L student.
"Like, the Petrino era made me start watching football. I came here and was all about soccer, being a European. We were winning, so I got interested in it," says Andrej Ajanovic, a U of L student.
Shortly after it was announced Charlie Strong was heading to Texas, a banner went up on campus by students. It encouraged the university to bring Bobby Petrino back.
"A lot of my friends from here thought he was great in the past and just his win record is a big deal here and I think he can come back and win games," says Stephen McComas, a U of L student.
However, not all fans have gotten over Petrino previously leaving the University, at the same time he was asking for contract extensions.
He was later fired from Arkansas, shortly after a motorcycle crash with a female football staffer, who it was later revealed he had an affair with.
"There's some bad things about him, the scandal things, but I think he can come back and do great things," says Stephen McComas.
On social media, our WDRB Facebook and Twitter followers are sounding off.
Devon says "Everyone makes mistakes and deserves another chance. It's not our place to judge others transgressions but we'll see if he's truly changed".
Scott says "It was nice renting him at WKU this year. Enjoy U of L".
Dean says "Petrino is the right man for the job. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt".
But not all fans agree. Terry says "Bad for Louisville".
It seems fans are divided when it comes to Bobby Petrino coming back.
"Not really my opinions but they're just saying he's not a person of integrity and he's lied before. He's left before. Is he going to leave again when he wins if he gets another opportunity? But I feel like he's kinda gone through the ringer and been everywhere and there's a bigger chance of him staying, at least this time," says Andrej Ajanovic.
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2 pounds fresh okra pods, tipped and cut into 1/2 inch pieces
2 teaspoons kosher or sea salt, divided
1 quart iced water to cover
1-1/2 cups cultured buttermilk
4-6 dashes Frank Davis Garlic Hot Sauce or ½ teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
2 cups Frank Davis Chicken Fried Mix or seasoned self-rising cornmeal
2 cups vegetable or peanut oil
Start by putting the washed, sliced okra into a bowl.
Then generously sprinkle the pods with one teaspoon of salt, toss everything gently but thoroughly, and cover the salted pods with very cold water.
At this point, refrigerate the bowl for at least one hour.
Next, drain off the salt water completely.
Then toss the pods with the buttermilk, the hot sauce, and the remaining salt and stir everything together until well coated.
But don't cook yet! /Let the pod slices stand once again for at least 15 minutes.
Then, when you're ready to get after it. . .drain off the buttermilk mixture and put the chicken-fry mix or seasoned cornmeal in either a shallow dish or a Cajun Flip-N-Fry.
All that's left to do is toss the slices in the breading until they are well coated.
Then gently fry the okra at 375 degrees in a deep fryer in small, uncrowded batches until they become golden brown and crispy-crunchy (about 4 to 6 minutes for each batch).
Now it's just a matter of draining the pieces on either super-absorbent paper towels or a frying rack and serving them piping hot. By the way, this recipe should serve about 4 to 6 persons.
Chef's Notes:
To give the fried okra a little extra "kick," after it's fried and while it's still hot feel free to re-season it when you serve it with a little Frank Davis Sprinkling Spice, a dash or two of Tony Chachere's, or your favorite Cajun flavoring.
If you can't find fresh okra, it's okay to use the frozen variety. But. . .
If all this sounds way too complicated and time-consuming to you (which it really isn't), then you have my blessing to buy a bag of frozen, pre-coated, ready-to-cook okra from the supermarket and just do the frying part.
While it would probably never get the nod from your MawMaw and make her deliriously happy, today's pre-breaded product is pretty doggone good stuff!


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|Ron Dippold
No More Room in Hell and Project Zomboid are unabashedly zombie games, but it would be a bit unkind to classify Dream, Cry of Fear, or Routine as zombie games. Much more, well, Lovecraftian and Silent Hill. Still that's at least 20% zombies.
|Matt Robb
I really think people are still jumping to conclusions about Greenlight and how things will work in an ongoing basis. As the article stated, many of these first games already had a community. That blip will wear off after the pre-Greenlight games work their way up and out. Right now the Greenlight concept is being affected rather heavily by preexisting circumstances. The ecosystem has yet to adapt and really start behaving how it will after Greenlight has been out for a good while and is established.
|Sherman Chin
How many percent is needed for approval? The Alpha Kimori JRPG is now at 1% on Steam Greenlight even with about a thousand favorites but there is no way to see the actual number of votes. If it really doesn't appear to matter how quickly you build up your number of votes, please do vote for: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93036357
|John Tynes
"The most notable takeaway from the 10 Greenlight games is that not a single one of them is a puzzle game, a platformer or an arcade shooter -- three genres that make up a good portion of what is usually perceived as your average indie game. In reality, what this means is that Steam users are simply looking for more of the same."
Man, it's a shame those Steam users are stuck in such a narrow rut of tightly defined genres instead of enoying the great diversity, freshness, and innovation they could be enjoying in their puzzle games, platformers, and arcade shooters. If only they could try a different tightly defined genre instead of the tightly defined genre they're used to!
Seriously, you guys need a Ring of Unintentional Irony Detection +5.
|Jeremy Alessi
This is what I would expect. If I have an innovative simple indie game I'm probably going to mobile with it. With a first person shooter on the other hand, the first thing I think is Steam.
|R. Hunter Gough
I still don't understand why La Mulana isn't greenlit yet. I was sure it would be in the first batch.
|Alan Youngblood
Sadly, this doesn't fix all problems. Marketing is still a real challenge to games, and I think it's worth looking at the system to see that the AAA bias (or even stereotypical indie platformers) is showing up again. Perhaps there could be a system for greenlighting those games which do not meet a mass-market, but have the business plan to confirm profitability with a smaller audience. Is our problem not one of a system that is high-risk and high-reward only? It stands to reason that the solution involves allowing for lower risk (yet lower reward). How does that all work? Simple. You allow for the lower reward to be sufficient payout by having smaller teams, smaller audiences. That's where you might get a really cool game with appeal to a niche.
As I see it the status quo is still in effect. That's working for some, but not for many, hence the complaints. There's basically two solutions (both of which necessary): 1) Smaller business, lower over-head, less risk and lower payout needs to be okay. 2)Developers need to start marketing and continue doing so until they get their desired results of profitability, market reach, audience, etc. Then they need to continue doing so to maintain it. Steam and Valve are awesome, but they cannot and will not solve your marketing challenges for a mere $100 that goes to charity. Not even a 30-50% cut of a proven market concept. It's something you must do on your own. Remember that flunkie from Atari that started a marketing company that actually sold personal computing devices? Steve Jobs anyone? Not saying he could have done it without the Woz, but likewise Woz could not have done it without being in a company that outnumbered engineers many times to one with marketers. You can do it all yourself, but do it you must.
|Sean Hogan
I hope no one actually tries to design their games intentionally around the recently greenlit games to try and get it on Steam.
We need more of every genre on Steam. But in that lies responsibility in the devs from the various genres/cross genres to work their ass off with marketing. Although maybe it's hard to to convince lots of people to vote or follow if you're not from a popular genre. Hoping some smaller niche games will be picked up by Valve...leading to, say, a niche cooking mama-final fantasy tactics-big rigs-solitaire-tony hawk mash up onto Steam. Etc.
|Jane Castle
With Green Light it will be interesting to see if votes actually equate to sales when the finished product is ready for market.....
|tony oakden
The thing I don't really get is that surely these projects are what would have found their way onto Steam anyway? So basically Valve have simply outsourced the job of picking games to the community but the overall result, as far as the typical indie developer is concerned, is that business is as usual. It's just that now projects can be openly ignored by the community rather than behind closed doors.
|Rob B
Wait though, Project Zomboid turned up on my front page of greenlight every time I went there until I voted on it. I didnt want to down vote it because Im sure people who like zombie games would be fond of this so it doesnt really give me much choice in the matter.
Is... is that how its supposed to work?
|ian stansbury
One thing I would like to see is some integration with the steam client itself. What I mean is rather than just a silly "like" button it would be awesome if steam knew whether you played the game, assuming it has an alpha/beta of course. Some stats would be nice too. How many downloaded this game, of those how many actually played it and for how long? Then out of those "players" how many actually liked the game? I think a weighted metric is always more descriptive as people will randomly click one way or the other on a whim. With a minimal effort being needed to make your vote count it also displays the number of those who might actually spend the money on a game, which is what they are after in the first place.
|Greg Quinn
A big reason those 10 games got Greenlit is because they spent most of their time on the front page, giving them massive exposure, while other games were in the trenches with the pre-$100 piles of crap that were submitted.
These games had 150 000 views while others, submitted at the same time, hadn't even reached 1000.


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Considering that the rotation this year has been the most questioned and perplexing part of this season, I thought that it could be interesting to speculate on next year's rotation. Seeing how we will say goodbye to Dower, Barham, and Stockon this year but will be adding some very interesting pieces to the new puzzle, here's how I see the rotation being next year. Limit of eight but can be more. (maybe not, given Few's tendency to have a short bench lately) So here goes. Interested to see what everyone else comes up with.
Pangos - 30 minutes/game
Bell - 30 minutes/game
Dranginis - 25 minutes/game
Wiltjer - 25 minutes/game
Karnowski - 30 minutes/game
*really want to put Nunez for Wiltjer but I will have to see more from him this season as far as fitting in with Few's system. Wiltjer seems like a better fit with how our system works. Just can't see Colman playing in front of KD the way this season is panning out.
Perkins (for Pangos) - 10 minutes/game
Melson/Dranginis (for Bell) - 10 minutes
Colman (for Dranginis) - 15 minutes
Nunez (for Wiltjer) - 15 minutes
Nunez/Edwards (for Karnowski) - 10 minutes
*Meikle, Alberts, and any of the walk ons that return are redshirted or sit. Melson could redshirt and Dranginis plays more at the 2 spot and adds another 6-7 minutes. Depends on how good the kid is. Few has shown a willingness to play KD a lot of minutes.
Seeing the decisions Few has made this year, that's what I would expect. Really a nine man rotation because I see Edwards getting few minutes if Nunez is any good playing inside. If Coleman figures Few out and has a fantastic finish to this season he could possibly challenge KD for the starting spot and would expect the minutes to move to a little more equal in that scenario. But this is unlikely. Few likes KD because of the intangibles he brings and he doesn't take a lot of shots from Bell and Pangos. Could see Perkins get more minutes as a facilitator for all the shooters on the floor, going with a three guard line up at times. Anyway, lots of different scenarios are possible but it looks like a much more athletic, very offensive oriented team that could also D you up pretty damn well. Can also get more athletic when the bench come in. Could be fun. Have at it guys!