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STEVE PAPIER, supervisor of engineering trades in Land, Buildings & Real Estate; DENNI DIANNE WOODWARD, associate director of the Native American Cultural Center; and DONNOVAN SOMERA YISRAEL, manager of relationship and sexual health programs at Vaden Health Center, were recently honored with Amy J. Blue Awards.
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Dec 11, 2012 by occpal | Updated Dec 12, 2012
Continuous updates as soon as more details are available
Joint Statement by the Palestinian Human Rights Organizations Council fb.me/C6xaUwOP—
Addameer –الضمير (@Addameer_ps) December 12, 2012
Israel raided and ransacked the office of Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association at 3AM this morning.
They stole 5 computers, a hard drive, a camera, written materials and demolished doors and inventory.
Ma'an reports: Israeli soldiers raided the offices of the Agricultural Work Committees, human rights group al-Dameer, and the Union of Palestinian Women's Committees, located in Qaddura refugee camp. Israeli forces confiscated files and computer hardware from the women's committee before ransacking the office, witnesses said. (Read report at Ma'an News Agency)
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In the meanwhile one of the researchers of Addameer, Ayman Nasser is detained and tortured by Israel.
While Israel is increasing it's propaganda war and silencing of press in it's war on truth now human rights defenders data and offices (like those of press) looted. All to secure you don't see nor hear the truth.
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قوات الاحتلال تقتحم مؤسسة الضمير وتسرق اجهزة الكمبيوتر وتخرب وتكسر مواد المؤسسة وذلك صباح اليوم الساعة 3 صباحا—
Addameer –الضمير (@Addameer_ps) December 11, 2012
The IOF raided the Addameer offices in Ramallah at 3 am this morning + destroyed the office, stole computers and broke materials—
Addameer –الضمير (@Addameer_ps) December 11, 2012
This is the 2nd time Addameer has been raided, the last raid was in 2002 during the invasion on Ramallah—
Addameer –الضمير (@Addameer_ps) December 11, 2012
قوات الاحتلال تقتحم مقر مؤسسة الضمير لرعاية الاسير وحقوق الانسان فجر اليوم وتخرب محتوياتها، وتصادر 5 اجهزة كمبيوتر تابعة للمؤسسة.—
Addameer –الضمير (@Addameer_ps) December 11, 2012
Israeli raid & theft of property & computers from #HR org, women & agriculture NGOs in #Ramallah tonight an objectionable act of piracy—
Nour Odeh (@nour_odeh) December 11, 2012
Israeli Soldiers Break Into, Search Several NGO's In Ramallah—
IMEMC News Tips (@imemcnewstips) December 11, 2012
early this morning Israeli forces raided NGO offices including the BNC and @Addameer_ps in Ramallah, wrecked offices and stole property.—
Jalal (@JalalAK_jojo) December 11, 2012
Israeli forces raid NGO offices in Ramallah bit.ly/Z8YA7A #palestine—
Ma'an News Agency (@MaanNewsAgency) December 11, 2012
#Addameer: "# Israel raided human rights offices to cripple solidarity with the #prisoners movement" bit.ly/Z9uHE2 #aicupdates—
AIC (@aicnews) December 11, 2012
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A journal published by Adalah, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights | June 26, 2012
"On Torture" is an edited volume of essays by Palestinian, Israeli and international legal and medical experts and practitioners based on presentations that they gave during a workshop held in Jerusalem in April 2011 entitled, "Securing Accountability for Torture and Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment (CIDT) in Israel: New Trends and Comparative Lessons".
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Court date postponed in Hines Ward extortion case
A preliminary hearing for a man charged with trying to extort $15,000 from Hines Ward was postponed until Dec. 3 at the request of his attorney.
Man in court on Hines Ward extortion charges
A man who claims his girlfriend once had a "physical relationship" with retired Steelers WR Hines Ward was in custody Friday on charges he tried to extort $15,000 from the player.
Hines Ward hired as analyst for NBC Sports
Former Steelers WR Hines Ward has been hired as an analyst for NBC Sports.
Ward retires as a Steeler
After 14 seasons of going over the middle, making tough blocks and hauling in important catches, WR Hines Ward announced his retirement on Tuesday.
None of Steelers' cuts was unexpected
The Steelers will part ways with several stalwarts, including the team's all-time leading receiver Hines Ward, but that wasn't unexpected.
Pass-catching skill, toughness define Ward
Hines Ward contributed to the Steelers' collective physicality, but his pass catching will be what puts him in the Hall of Fame discussion.
Steelers to cut WR Ward
The Steelers will release WR Hines Ward, the team announced on Wednesday.
DUI charge against Ward dropped
DUI charges were dropped Wednesday against Steelers WR Hines Ward after he agreed to a plea agreement that involves probation, community service and a fine.
Mendenhall may begin 2012 on PUP list
Steelers RB Rashard Mendenhall is expected to begin the 2012 season on the physically-unable-to-perform list.
Reports: Steelers restructure contracts, expected to cut Ward
The Steelers spent the week cutting their 2012 salary-cap numbers and appear ready to part ways with veteran WR Hines Ward.
Steelers' salary-cap issues material but not crippling
Steelers president Art Rooney II told reporters that the club faces some cap-related decisions, but there are ways the club can address this issue.
Report: 'Expectations' around Steelers are Ward likely to retire
The "expectations" around the Steelers' organization are WR Hines Ward will likely elect to retire, CBSSports.com's Mike Freeman reported Monday.
Is Ward's career with Steelers coming to a close?
Week 16 could mark the final regular-season game that Hines Ward plays in Pittsburgh, from what we hear.
L.T. moving up the all-time yards-from-scrimmage list
This week's "NFList" looks at the top seven active players in yards gained from scrimmage, led by RB LaDainian Tomlinson, who earned most of his yards as a Charger.
Ward's role in passing game could be waning
What will WR Hines Ward's role be down the stretch? It becomes an issue to monitor after Ward played less than usual in the Week 10 win at Cincinnati.
Longtime Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward retired on Tuesday rather than try extending his career with another team. The decision comes three weeks after Ward was released by the Steelers in a salary cap maneuver. The 36-year-old Ward is the franchise's all-time leader in every major receiving category, including receptions, yards and touchdowns. Ward said following his release he believed he "still had some football in him," but changed his mind.||||||| Ward was the Most Valuable Player of the 2006 Super Bowl after catching five passes for 123 yards and a touchdown in Pittsburgh's 21-10 victory over Seattle. The four-time Pro Bowler saw his playing time decrease last season behind Mike Wallace and Antonio Brown. Ward finished with just 46 receptions, the fewest since his rookie year in 1998.
The Steelers will release wide receiver Hines Ward. A four-time Pro Bowl selection, who holds franchise records for receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns, Ward, 35, has spent all of his 14 NFL seasons with Pittsburgh.||||||| Ward was the MVP of Super Bowl in 2006 after leading the Steelers to a 21-10 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. He posted a game-high 123 receiving yards on five receptions with one touchdown.
Ward wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offering to restructure his contract to do it. Ward posted on his Facebook page Saturday that he's already told the Steelers he's willing to work with them on altering his deal so he can remain with the team. Ward's comments came after NFL.com reported the Steelers are planning to cut the franchise's all-time leading receiver.||||||| The 14-year veteran is scheduled to make $4 million in 2012. He's coming off a season in which he finished with 46 receptions for 381 yards and two touchdowns, the lowest totals in each category since he was a rookie in 1998.
Ward has become the eighth player in NFL history with 1,000 career receptions.||||||| Ward caught a shovel pass in the fourth quarter from quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, and although it lost three yards, it made him the first Pittsburgh receiver to reach the milestone. Ward and Hall of Famer Jerry Rice are the only players with 1,000 receptions and more than one Super Bowl win. After the catch, Ward came to the sideline, was embraced by his teammates and saluted by thousands of Pittsburgh fans.
Ward did not practice again on Friday due to a sprained ankle and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.||||||| Emmanuel Sanders indicated he expects to start Sunday in place of Ward, who has not practiced all week. Sanders has one official career start - the season finale last season, but only because Pittsburgh opened in a three-receiver set. Ward has not missed a game since 2007 - although last November he was knocked out of a game against the Patriots early due to a concussion. That ended a club record streak of 186 consecutive games with a reception.


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A director of Pendennis Shipyard in Falmouth has been made an MBE in the New Year's Honours list.
Jillian Carr is human resources director at the shipyard, which employs more than 350 staff. Her award is for services to education.
Also honoured in Cornwall are Kenneth Radford, for services to people with learning disabilities through people and gardens at the Eden Project in St Austell, and Robert Bulgin, chairman of the Port Isaac fundraising branch of the RNLI, for charitable services.
Both men have received British Empire Medals.
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Pinkerton comes up short
The varsity Astros fell to Alvirne Sept. 10.
The Astros had their win streak snapped by the Broncos. Despite the setback, the Astros received excellent performances from Jacob Konstant, Tim Wood, Zach Bell and Alex Ebner.
Junior Astros top Broncos
The JV Astros gave up an early goal to the Alvirne Broncos, then settled in and took the win, 3-1.
Andrew Brochu tied the game up in the 24th minute. Jason Flood scored on a penalty kick to give the Astros a lead that Stuart Graves added to with a beautiful goal headed in off a corner kick.
Outstanding performers on the day were Tommy Wood and Sean Muller.
Young Astros blank Portsmouth
The freshman Astros shut out Portsmouth Sept. 9, 8-0.
Goals were scored by Bennet Meagher (2), Jake Arnold (2), Tyler Gundrum, Josh Rowland, Connor Delea and Matt Morrison.
Cooper Cela, Kaan Cav, Keith Reynolds, and Derek Wilson played solid defense.
Pinkerton tops Spaulding
The varsity Lady Astros traveled to Rochester to take on Spaulding Sept. 10.
Pinkerton dominated from the outset, getting two goals early from Reanna Romano and Andrea Galvin on their way to a 2-0 win.
Keara Doolan played well for the Astros, as did Julie Myrray and Catherine Goodwin. Sammy Mitchell recorded her third shutout of the season in four games.
Junior Astros move to 4-0
The JV Lady Astros moved to 4-0 with a 9-0 win over Spaulding Sept. 10.
Rachel Godwin, Julia Bousquet, Georganne Callen, DeLeah Barker, JoJo Morse, Emily Hallee and Kyra Stariknok all recorded goals.
Stariknok, Morse, Callen, Sydney Hill and Emilie Lalibertie all added assists. Kyra Goucher and Ali Davis kept possession well in the midfield.
Freshman girls top Clippers
The freshman Lady Astros scored two goals in each half on their way to a 4–1 win over the Clippers.
Nicole Gonya scored all four goals. Rachel Wood and Emily Showetts had strong games. Julia Bousquet played aggressively in the net for the Astros.
Pinkerton defeats Winnacunnet
The freshman team traveled to Winnacunnet Sept. 11 and came away with the 5–1 victory.
Nicole Gonya started the scoring 11 minutes in with a beautiful pass from Rachel Wood. Gonya would go onto complete her second hat trick in two games in the first half.
Michaela Forand had two of her own goals and assisted on another. Aggressive play by goalie Julia Bousquet kept Winnacunnet off the scoreboard except for a well-placed penalty kick.
Lady Astros even their record
The varsity Lady Astros evened their record at 1-1 with a 3-1 win over Timberlane last week.
Pinkerton took three of four games: 25-17, 25-15, 16-25, and 25-23.
Kelsey Cummings, Olivia Mathieu and Courtney Collins all recorded 10 kills.
Elizabeth Hicks had 15 points and 3 aces. Taylor Ferdinando and Elizabeth Hicks had strong games setting.
JV Astros defeat Timberlane
The JV Lady Astros took all three games against Timberlane, 25-23, 25-10 and 15-8.
Pinkerton earned its first win of the season. Maggie Gildea played well in the back row for the Astros and also came up with seven services aces.
Samantha Donahue also had four aces for the team. Sarah Hicks had 12 setting assists on the day. Carly McDonough contributed four kills as one of the middle hitters.
Pinkerton tops St. Thomas
The freshman team hosted St. Thomas on Sept. 9. The Astros won the first and second games, 25-16 and 25-20, then dropped the third, 11-15.
Hannah Leonard served well.
Astros dominate Owls
The freshman Lady Astros topped Timberlane Sept. 10 and won both games, 25-19 and 25-21.
Katie Brunell showed exceptional progress with serve receive, as well as her overall defense. Sydney Sandell, Charlotte Bull and Emma Theriualt served great for both games.
Pinkerton races to first
The Pinkerton boys cross-country team traveled to Hudson for a quad meet last week and won with 25.
Among the top 10 finishers were: 1. Phil Parent, 16:17; 4. Owen Clark, 16:56; 5. Tom Hanlon, 16:58; 6. Connor Kwiecien, 16:59; 9. Nick Pietrocarlo, 17:09.
Rounding out the Astro's top seven were Austin Smith and Nick Sevilla.
Pinkerton starts at 3-0
The Pinkerton girls competed in their first regular season competition against Alvirne, Merrimack and Concord.
The Pinkerton Trailblazers took first with 23 points, starting the season off with a record of 3-0. Taking first overall in the meet was Ariel Vaillancourt with a time of 19:08. Second in for Pinkerton and third overall was Morgan Sansing with a time of 19:20. Haley McMullen and Taylor Lacey ran strong races also, with times of 20:03 and 20:19. Rounding out the scorers was freshmen Sadie Farnsworth with a time of 20:56.
Lady Astros dominate Keene
The varsity Lady Astros hosted Keene on Sept. 11 and won, 6-1.
Goals were scored by Kaylie DeCosmo (4), Elizabeth Tveter and Laura Moran. Assists were from Julie Saltamartini (4) and Samantha Day.
Cecelia Sciuto, Mario Aiello, Elizabeth Tveter and Haley Harrington played well for the Astros.
Pinkerton shuts out Keene
The JV Lady Astros rolled over Keene last week, 9-0.
Maddie Lolicate had 4 goals, Delany Conway had 2 goals and 2 assists, Morgan Donahue and Amanda Thomas each had 1 goal in the victory.
Astros fall to N. Andover
The freshman Lady Astros lost to North Andover last week, 3-2. The team goal was to be more aggressive in the circle and they were. Sarah Nowick scored both goals for the Astros, both in the second half.
Astros lose a close one
On Sept. 9, the JV Astros hosted Bedford in their season opener. The Astros lost, 12-8.
The game was very close. Pinkerton came down to Bedford's 25-yard line and were stopped with 40 seconds to go in the game.
Astros go 2-1
Pinkerton Golf started a stretch of six matches in two weeks going 2-1 at Bedford's Manchester Country Club. Pinkerton was led by sophomore Marshall Halpin, who shot 3 over 39, and seniors Eric Byrne and Jim Rice who shot 41 and 43 respectively.
Pinkerton takes third
The JV Astros played Londonderry, Timberlane and Windham last week.
The final match results were Londonderry 226, Windham 233, Pinkerton 235 and Timberlane 286.
David Currier was the low scorer for Pinkerton with a 44. Jason Bing shot a 45, Micaela Griffin a 46 and Tyler Busby 49, but it wasn't enough to overtake Windham for second place.


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10 Outdoor: Ran a leg of the winning 4x100 (45.16) and 4x400-meter relay (3:46.96) teams at the A-Sun Championships…also finished second in the 400-meter with a time of 54.28…helped the Dolphins earn a spot in both relays and qualified in the 400-meter at the NCAA East Preliminary Round…broke the school record on three occasions with the 4x400-meter relay, posting a 3:39.18 (1st) on the final time at the FSU Twilight on May 8…helped the 4x100-meter relay run a season-best time of 44.86 (1st) at the JU-UNF Dual…also won the 400-meter at the same meet with a time of 54.60.
10 Indoor: Ran a time of 55.73 to win the 400-meter title at the A-Sun Championships and took third in the 200-meter after registering a 24.65…ran a time of 25.44 (6th) in the 200-meter and 56.96 (5th) in the 400-meter at the Jimmy Carnes Invitational…also recorded a time of 7.25 in the 55-meter at the Jimmy Carnes Invitational.
09 Outdoor: Ran a portion of the 4x100-meter relay at the NCAA Championships…helped JU break the school record in the 4x100-meter relay with a time of 44.62 (5th) at the NCAA East Regionals…was a part of the winning 4x100-meter relay team at the A-Sun Championships that recorded a meet record time of 44.82…placed second in the 400-meter at the conference meet with a time of 54.64…has assisted the Dolphins in winning all five of their 4x100-meter relay attempts this season…finished second in the 100-meter with a time of 12.27 at the JU-UNF Duals…ran a time of 24.83 to take fourth in the 200-meter at the UNF Osprey Challenge.
09 Indoor: Helped JU break the school record in the 4x400-meter relay (3:47.22) for a second place finish at the A-Sun Championships…ran a portion of the distance medley relay that took second at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic with a time of 12:56.75.
08 Outdoor: Ran on the winning 4x400-meter relay team at the A-Sun Championships…also ran a leg of the 4x400-meter relay at the NCAA East Regional…finished second in the 400-meters with a time of 56.46 at the A-Sun Championships…took fourth at the FSU Relays in the 4x100-meter relay with a team-best time of 46.09.
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Don't let a smooth ride fool you: fatal flaws may lurk beneath the surface of even a seemingly perfect pavement, with anything from a pothole to a catastrophic failure waiting to happen. But a street-savvy team of investigators is on the case, scrutinizing some 4,700 miles of the most heavily traveled roadways in New Jersey—the routes you take to work, school, and play every day.
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Roadway Sleuths
What these high-tech Rutgers detectives discover can save wear and tear on the state's highways and shave dollars and cents from its transportation budget.
Using an array of sophisticated monitoring equipment, researchers and students from Rutgers' Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT) assess the condition of state-maintained roadways owned by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT). Carrying 60 percent of daily traffic in the Garden State, these roads include such driver favorites as routes 1 and 18, 78 and 80, and 287 and 295.
Below the Surface
"Prevention and early detection are ultimately far more cost effective than late-stage intervention," notes Nenad Gucunski, director of CAIT's Infrastructure Condition Monitoring Program and chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Rutgers–New Brunswick.
The data the CAIT researchers gather can help determine the remaining life of the pavement and uncover small problems that might one day mean big trouble. Even better, the Rutgers team does it without digging up pavement or causing extended lane closures the way conventional assessment techniques do.
Instead, these researchers use ground-penetrating radar, ultrasonic surface waves, impulse response, and more to detect and measure what is below the surface layer of pavement. This is where many problems originate, in the multiple layers of asphalt, sand and gravel, and native soil that compose the roadway.
Added to other transportation department data, the Rutgers information helps NJDOT decision makers recommend the best bang for the state's road-repair buck.
Vanguard Technology
The technologies the monitoring group uses to evaluate roads, bridges, and other infrastructure may be unmatched in the country. In fact, some of it is so new—for example, the "stepper," a robotic device that conducts seismic and ultrasound testing—that part of the team's job has been to demonstrate to a sometimes-wary industry the advantages of nondestructive evaluation.
NJDOT, for one, is a champion of the new technology. Rutgers' expertise in nondestructive evaluation offers the state a cost-effective tool for allocating road-repair resources, says Susan Gresavage, head of pavement and drainage management for NJDOT. "Ultimately, it will improve the accuracy and effectiveness of our pavement management system."
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NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – There's good news for firefighters working in West. The list of donations to the Texas town now includes a fire truck.
The West Volunteer Fire Department continues to recover from last
month's fertilizer plant explosion. The department only had three
vehicles and one of those was lost in the blast.
Fellow firefighters at the Berwyn, Pennsylvania Fire Company were
devastated by news of the explosion at West that left 15 dead and
hundreds injured. Rescuers there started trying to figure out a way to
Berwyn Assistant Chief Eamon Brazunas recalled the group there said,
"Hey why don't we think about donating Engine 2-1?" Brazunas said the
decision only made sense. "It's our oldest piece of fire apparatus
here," he explained, and said that, "Previous to this disaster happening
we already ordered its replacement and it's due in early fall."
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Officials in Berwyn say the 1983 E-One/Ford C-8000 Engine is in good
shape and was going to be retired to a training facility. "Based on the
extraordinary circumstances down there we thought it would be better
used and prudent to get it down to Texas to help these guys get back on
their feet," Brazunas said.
In doing their research rescuers in Berwyn found out that the West
Fire Department was established in 1894… the same year as theirs.
"Even if they can just use this truck for a year, it's worth it to
us," Brazunas said. "We need to look out for each other. It was a
no-brainer for us to do this."
The fire engine left the Berwyn Fire Company on a trailer semi
Wednesday afternoon and is headed to the Payne Springs, Texas Volunteer
Fire Department. The truck should arrive there by May 10 and workers
there will complete the final prep work before the gift is delivered to
the City of West in a few weeks.
"Whether you're a fire-responder or not, when you can do these things
it's just nice to do it," Brazunas said. "Again, our hearts are with
West and the people of Texas as they continue to recover from this
The donation was made possible through a joint effort by the Texas
A&M Forest Service and the Payne Springs Volunteer Fire Department.
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(11/07/12) - Nearly five months ago, the body of 4-year-old Carnel Chamberlain was found buried under his mother's Isabella County home. Wednesday night, someone was finally charged with murdering that little boy.This crime happened on the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Reservation, so it's a federal case.
Wednesday's charges mean mixed emotions for the Chamberlain family."There's an incredible feeling of this not being closed and being completely helpless," said Kevin Chamberlain, Carnel's cousin and the family spokesman.Cautious relief: that's what a federal grand jury's announcement means for the Chamberlain family.
Five months ago, Anthony Bennett was jailed for assaulting Carnel Chamberlain. Now, he's charged with pre-meditated murder of a child. In court paperwork, the victim is only identified as C.C."I've had this roller coaster of emotions over the last three hours of just, from excited to get moving but also seriously tearing up because the nature of this whole thing, you're never really prepared I don't think," Chamberlain said.Carnel Chamberlain's charred body was found under his mother's porch, one week after he went missing in June.
Bennett, who is Carnel's mother's boyfriend, was supposed to be watching him. Kevin Chamberlain says he hasn't spoken to the boy's mother in months, but Carnel's grandma told him "God speed to everybody."
"I think we both foresee this could get uglier before it gets better, if there's a court case, which there more than likely will be, a lot of pain will be brought back to the surface," Chamberlain said.
Bennett is also being charged with assaulting a child, assaulting Carnel's mother, animal cruelty and threatening witnesses.
The tribe released this statement Wednesday: "'The Tribal Community has waited for quite some time for this to occur and now we can begin our journey toward justice,' stated Tribal Council member Louanna Bruner. There is no place nor should there be in any community, for tolerance toward abuse, and or murder of anyone whether a child, defenseless and vulnerable persons. The Tribal Community would like to sincerely thank all those who have worked diligently thus far to bring these charges to reality. Tribal Council remains confident that your work will bring about appropriate justice in this case."
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The 2010 senior letterman awards program was held May 25 in the cafeteria at Dawson County High School. Sixty-two seniors were honored at the dinner and awards ceremony this year.
Following good seasons the Dawson County High School track teams held their annual banquet May 23 in the auditorium at Dawson County High School.
In three months high school football around the state of Georgia will begin its 2010 season.
The Dawson County tennis teams held their end-of-year banquet last Sunday evening at Ruby Tuesday's in Dawsonville. Both teams are coming off a successful 2010 season.
It is the time of year when every football team has that renewed hope. Football coaches are trying to install their basic offenses and defenses. Players are vying for positions on the team for next season.
Rush Davenport participated in the Georgia Olympics on May 14 at Bryan-Keen Memorial Stadium in Jefferson. Davenport was the only athlete to qualify for the state meet from Head Coach Arron Haynes' boys track team.
The Dawson County High School girls' track team competed in the AA state championships last Thursday through Saturday at Hugh Mills Stadium in Albany.
The Dawson County High School girls' golf team finished in seventh place at the AA state golf tournament on Monday. The Lady Tigers were paced by junior Rachel Dotson. She finished the 18-hole event with a 108.
Rush Davenport will compete in the state track meet this Friday and Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Jefferson.
In their very first state golf tournament, the Dawson County boys golf team finished a respectable 10th place Tuesday at the Capital City Golf Club in Woodstock.
A threat of severe thunderstorms on Monday delayed the state golf tournament for the Dawson County boys and girls teams.
Head Coach Arron Haynes' Dawson County High School girls' track team finished fourth in Region 8-AA last week.
The Lady Tigers soccer season has come to an end. Last Friday, the team played host to the North Oconee Lady Titans at Tiger Stadium. Despite a close first half, Dawson lost the game 3-0. The loss put an end to the team's state playoff hopes.
The Dawson County boys' soccer team was eliminated from the A/AA state playoffs by Athens Academy in Athens last Thursday by a 2-0 score. Both goals by Athens Academy came off of penalty kicks.
It was a frustrating day for the Dawson County Tiger baseball team.
Dawson County High School Head Boys Basketball Coach Thad Burgess was very pleased with team camp at Birmingham-Southern College in Alabama. The Tigers finished the camp with a 3-1 record.
The Dawson County High School Tiger boys' basketball team continues to work hard this summer.
This article is the third of a summer series of "Get to Know" sessions with various high school and middle school coaches in Dawson County.
Dawson County High School Head Football Coach Jeff Lee and his 2014 edition of Tiger football have several camps, 7-on-7 passing events, weight training and agility sessions scheduled this summer.
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CONWAY, SC (WMBF) - Carolina Forest residents are fired up after recent speculations that adult businesses in Horry County could be relocating to their family neighborhoods.
To dispel these rumors, Horry County officials met with residents at the Carolina Forest Recreation Center Wednesday night at 6 p.m. to explain the ordinance concerning adult businesses that is currently being considered, and pinpoint which areas of unincorporated Horry County businesses could relocate to if the stricter zoning laws are passed.
During the meeting, County Council Chairman Mark Lazarus dispelled rumors that adult entertainment businesses could set up shop on actual Carolina Forest property.
"Nowhere inside of Carolina Forest. All the properties within Carolina Forest were either International Paper Properties or Burroughs and Chapin properties and surrounding areas. Lazarus said.They're all deed restricted. They have deed restrictions that are filed in the court that say no adult entertainment would be allowed on this piece of property. So even if the development agreement goes away and this zoning ordinance doesn't happen, none can open inside Carolina Forest."
One area being proposed is near Carolina Forest on Highway 501. There are some sections of property not directly in Carolina Forest that are not deed restricted and meet the distance requirements in the proposed law, meaning an adult store could technically move into one of those areas. The new law, among many changes, says all adult entertainment businesses must be at least 1500 feet from all churches, daycare's, schools and residences.
Bo Ives with the Carolina Forest Civic Association said the people of Carolina Forest are worried about what would come with the businesses (crime, drugs etc.) if they are allowed in the Carolina Forest area. The people do support all of the zoning restrictions that have been discussed so far. They are pleased with how open the County Council has been regarding this issue. Just want to be made aware of everything before a decision is made.
The debate over adult entertainment in Horry County is getting more and more heated as adult businesses speak out against proposed bills in front of Horry County Council.
"They have no teeth," said Horry County spokeswoman Lisa Bourcier, speaking about the current laws on adult entertainment in the county.
Two proposed ordinances have been up for debate in council chambers, one giving stricter definitions for adult businesses and where they can be located, the other imposing stricter penalties for what happens in these clubs and businesses.
"Some of these businesses have come in and misrepresented themselves as a different type of business," Bourcier said, "whether it's a drinking establishment, a restaurant, or a bar."
The bills went before Horry County Council on Tuesday, August 13, and both passed their second reading, Bourcier said.
But a number of adult businesses have begun expressing opposition to the bills, even calling them unconstitutional. Leading the way is Airport Express, and adult video store on Highway 17 Bypass.
In a statement, Airport Express spokesperson Todd Martin said if the ordinances pass, it will "effectively shutter all business."
Martin also said the lawyers helping to draw up the legislation for Horry County will be the ones to benefit the most from passing the ordinances, because a sheer number of lawsuits will be filed to stop the bills from becoming law.
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i decide to strike out and head home after he's absent for more than 4 minutes, tops. I'm tired and way too snuggly to fight that for another night. So as i step out the door, outlined against the nighttime, he mirrors my movements across the way, finally deciding to return to watch the movie. He waits in the darkness. I slow, stop. I fail to tie my backpack multiple times, the struggle increasing in the shadows. He takes a few steps to see if I'm still actually coming this way. Finally I'm close enough to talk to, "are you going home?"
"yeah," another winning line by marisa.
I start to walk away. I pivot and snuggle up against him before he takes a step. His hands lift from his sides and dangle. I maintain my stance.
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Jul 30, 2011, 00:34 #1
Family Bike Group Orders - Chat 'n Bike - please review
I really need some candid advice on my "Chat 'n Bike" site (www.chatnbike.com). We are coordinating group orders to bring large four wheel "bicycles" to North America that seat four or more riders. These are not the single speed one-size-fits-none cycles you see at boardwalks in the USA. These are purpose built multi-geared creations that can effectively replace the automobile for all but freeway usage.
By doing a "group order" families can band together to speak with one voice reducing shipping and purchase costs. Nothing would make me happier than seeing these fiendishly clever cycles purring down the streets of the USA.
This is a custom site. I have full control over any and all modifications so be frank with me. Tell it how it is!
I beg you to let me know anything that can make this site better. I'm especially interested in how to hit home the message of "how family bikes make your life more awesome".
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Jul 30, 2011, 22:04 #2
First: we do design reviews here. Your post includes a lot of marketing stuff. We're not here to help you hone your marketing skills or help you figure out "how to hit home the message of 'how family bikes make your life more awesome'." Sorry if this comes across as a bit strict and grumpy.
As for the site itself: it's not bad at first glance, though you need to work on those pixelated graphics in the header. It definitely comes across as an advertising-oriented, marketing site, and therefore a lot of people will move right past it. I'd say you need to focus less on SELL! SELL! SELL! and more on information -- if people get a good handle on what these bikes are and what they can do for them, the bikes will sell themselves without all the sunburst graphics and the "envy of the neighborhood" salesspeak. I personally dislike marketing and ad sites anyway, so I would be one of those who clicked out without thinking further about it, just because it looks like another pushy sales site. It might be a decision I would regret, because the bikes look pretty cool.
You have some fairly serious validation errors, most worryingly in your JS presentation.
Not a big fan of the green/blue color scheme.
If this is a "chat and bike" site, where's the chat function, and why would anyone stick around to chat?
Jul 31, 2011, 12:44 #3
Hi Black Max,
Thank you. Many valid points. I've redesigned the site this morning. Changed the color scheme, parts of the layout, also changed the verbiage on the home page. Please "refresh" your web browser to be sure you aren't using a cached CSS file.
These are "sociable" cycles. You can "chat" with your friends and family while you "bike" as easily as you could in your car. This is not so easily done when everyone is on their own bicycle, segway, etc. So this is not a "Chat" site... the name has to do with the quadricycle not the site. I've updated the verbiage on the home page to try and clarify this issue. I can see how others might feel the same.
If you could, please tell me more about the JS validation errors you were experiencing. To my knowledge the site is pretty clean. I have javascript for the "lightbox" effect when you click an image. I have javascript for analytics. There is also javascript in the embedded iframes for the YouTube videos but I have little control over that. I'm aware that the embedded YouTube videos throw "Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL" errors but I know of no way around that. If you know how to correct that please tell me! To the best of my knowledge this has been an issue ever since YouTube came up with the iframe embedding and that is their recommended method at the moment. I don't believe anyone has an answer for this... we just live with it.
I'm just a father who wants to ride these vehicles with his family. To ship one cycle alone from overseas is costly. I created this site as a creative way to get these cycles in America via "group on" methodology, not to be a pushy marketeer. I don't mind paying for a quality product, I just hate throwing money away in shipping and other costs unnecessarily.
Some of my friends "don't get it". They don't understand the value and how cool these cycles are. After explaining it to them they do grasp the idea. I just hope I can convey this message in the web site the way I can face-to-face. I apologize if the way I asked for advice wasn't appropriate.
Aug 2, 2011, 05:19 #4
Hi Black Max,
Please elucidate me on the javascript errors you mentioned in passing. It's great you found something but I haven't been able to see it myself.
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Here is some feedback.
* Navigation and site structure is clear,
* The images look pretty cool,
* Not sure why the title has a # in the anchor, could be slightly confusing for the user,
* You could consider some optimisation for speed, some of the pages seem quite heavy with large images,
* I feel the information regarding the cycles could possibly be laid out slightly better i.e. a comparission table - only an idea
* The order process maybe could be improved. i.e. when the user gets to the order page they have to click a button to create an account (possible FUD) which could seem like a chore and you may lose the conversion as opposed to just having a simple form. There could then be a link for returning visitors.
* The URL structure could possibly be improved upon, you get some horrible cgi bin with a query string sometimes!
Aug 2, 2011, 21:40 #6
Hi craig9001,
Thanks for the reply!
You're right about a comparison grid. That's a great idea.
Thanks for suggesting going right into form fields on the registration page. I'll need to think about that one. I kind of like the simplicity of it right now. So far, virtually nobody has clicked on that page, maybe 2% of users go to that page. Most people look at the "about" and "cycles" pages but rarely go to the registration one. I'd like to fix the problem of getting people to the page first before I start tweaking it.
Hopefully the URL structure is ok. This is a purely database driven website written in NeXT's WebObjects (owned by Apple now). It's what drives iTunes on the back end. I strived really hard to make the page appear to be a static one in the eyes of the web spiderbots. It is only after you've logged in that a "session" object is created and the URLs go all wonky. That is when you'll see a # after the ".woa" and cgi-bin and even the word "WebObjects." Does that make sense? I have a log blog post about this subject here:
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Aug 4, 2011, 11:13 #7
your website is too simple i had suggest get a better developer and redesign the site and add some images, trust me it looks so simple because there is no logo anyways its your website i think the site must be designed with new and professional template since you are going to sell $3000 bikes and above.
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Overall template's typography needs additional refinements and improvements before it will be considered as a professional work. Try to make your template's design more unique, it will help increase your template's value and increase its ability to attract more visitors. However, a unique design will be a key factor for marketing.
Aug 7, 2011, 08:07 #9
I've added a long overdue comparison matrix:
bicycle car comparison matrix
Each column header is sortable using a clever and easy to use javascript library named sorttable.
What is really cool is the pure CSS alternating row color. There is no special coding or per row CSS. It uses the "nth-child (even)" and "nth-child (odd)" to automatically decide which rows to color. What am I talking about? Using two lines of CSS you get alternate row color on any of your tables without any additional effort.
Oh, and I redid the blog engine. You can see headline summaries, you can view a random post, you can paginate based on date posted.


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The general intractability of the constraint satisfaction problem has motivated the study of restrictions on this problem that permit polynomial-time solvability. One major line of work has focused on structural restrictions, which arise from restricting the interaction among constraint scopes. In this talk we consider generalized hypertree width, a structural measure that has up to recently eluded study. We give a simple proof of the tractability of instances having bounded generalized hypertree width.


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So the campaign for Riverside mayor hasn't really stopped since the June election, but last night was the first forum featuring the two runoff candidates, Ed Adkison and Rusty Bailey. (I intended to cover it but found out mid-afternoon about this development with red light cameras, so I missed most of the forum.)
But don't worry, there's more gripping debate action tonight! Adkison and Bailey will face off at Cal Baptist at 7 p.m., and we'll be streaming the event live at PE.com and bookending it with brief pre- and post-debate analysis. I'm also planning to live-tweet as much as I'm able. The topics will probably be variations on what we've been hearing since before the June election – how to attract business and jobs, cooperate with schools and be inclusive – but I'm guessing the most exciting moments will be when the candidates get to ask each other questions.
You can also watch me giving a short preview of the debate in the video below. Check back here and at PE.com for more on the Riverside mayor's race.


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The State of Alabama Thursday evening executed a death row inmate who was convicted in the Halloween night 2005 death of an elderly man.
Authorities confirm Andrew Lackey was put to death by lethal injection at Holman Prison in Atmore. Lackey's family members visited him one last time Tuesday.
The inmate was convicted of robbing and killing Charles Newman, 80, inside the man's Athens area home on October 31, 2005.
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By lq on Thursday, August 21, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,250overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Pros:Excellent Ride Quality, Storage Options"
Cons: "Cons:Third row seating cramped, city mpg subpar"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"Have had my 2014 Journey for a month and am very pleased so far. Auto critics have groused about the 2.4L engine, but it suits the needs of average drivers fine. Love all the storage options and the dashboard layout. Those who are looking for adult third row seating need to look elsewhere, however. and city mileage is not great ( I drive 65/35 highway however, so my mpg experience has been fine-25.0 combined)."
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By Sam on Saturday, August 16, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 22,000overall rating 3 of 10rating details
Pros: "third row seat, blue tooth, sirrus radio"
Cons: "bad on tires, very little storage in rear"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I have had nothing but issues with this car from day one. Had to have new tires replaced at 12,000 and 22,000 miles. Even though we are told the car is 100% aligned it constantly pulls to the left when you are driving. A lot of road noise as well and is a gas guzzler."
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By tagmatt on Friday, August 08, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 83,000overall rating 5 of 10rating details
Pros: "Third Row, Compact, A/C and Heat, Acceleration"
Cons: "Automatic AWD, First Model Year (many issues)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 2
"Quick Background: I bought this car looking for a family size vehicle with a third row and all-wheel drive (for winter since I live in the northeast). This was my first family car purchase and my goal was to stay away from minivan's and get a third row on a budget. I bought this car used at 50,000 miles and paid WAY to much for it (first time buying from a car dealership). It has had multiple issues since purchased and as such I have had to replace all four rotors (they were warped), all four brake pads (burnt out), the coolant tank (it cracked), and a fuel-related pump. I have also had to replace the front ball-joints which is a known issue for basically all Chrysler-based cars so I can't exactly count that against this car specifically. I have also had multiple tire issues (flat's, slow leaks) but that's really Kumho's fault so I can't completely blame Dodge. What I didn't realize when I got this car is that it has "automatic" AWD. This means there is no way to manually turn on the AWD, basically rendering the AWD useless unless the car is stuck in a snowbank. My advice from this: stay away from ANY automatic AWD cars, make sure you can manually turn it on before purchasing. I also didn't realize this was the first year Dodge introduced the Journey model. My advice from this: stay away from cars in their first (maybe even second) model year. Now that that's out of the way here's some things I liked about this car. Having a third row is really handy if you happen to have a third child (it just so happened to me). Because of child car seats, we actually have one seat up in the third row and the other down so we can load one child in through the trunk. It's not much fun, but it works. There's a good amount of storage even though it is a compact SUV. Speaking of which, being fairly compact is also handy when dealing with parking and such. Basically this car is good at getting my family from point A to point B but past that it's not much to get excited about."
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By trae on Thursday, August 07, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 12,288overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive"
Cons: "bearly any cargo space with using 3rd row seating"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I love this car. I have owned a used 2009 and traded in for a new 2013. I am short and the car fits me perfectly. I am not a mini van kind of mom but do wish I had more cargo space when back row is being used. Thats the only reason why I regret not buying a caravan. My 2009 had an electrical plug but not my 2013, which would have be nice."
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By ACE on Tuesday, August 05, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 32,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Excellent Handling and Engine Power"
Cons: "none"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"This vehicle went beyond our expectations, we took a road trip this summer from Texas to Illinois back down to Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and back to Texas. We covered 11 states and drove about 3500 miles. We also went from 0 Feet above see level to above 6500 above sea level. In regards to performance we did no have an issue, it managed to keep a smooth and fast ride up hill and lots of power going up the Smokey Mountains. It does have lots of power and allows you to get out of a Jam when you need to punch the gas. We have 2 children a 10 year old and a 6 year old and they managed to have enough space to carry all their gear in the back seat. The cargo bins in front of the rear seats came in handy to keep all DVD movies and our kids gear , we also used one of them as a cooler and managed to keep all of their snacks handy. Cargo area was big enough to carry 8 pieces of luggage and all souvenirs accumulated on our 2 week vacation. Nice Journey Dodge!"
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An alleged drunk driver hits two homes overnight in midtown Tulsa.
Police got the call late Thursday from near 21st and Harvard Avenue.
Investigators said a female driver, later identified as Chelsea Hopkins, was speeding down Harvard, hit a curb and lost control.
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We have new information on that horrible wreck that involved at least 9 vehicles in George West Saturday. 15 people were taken to area hospitals and 5 medical helicopters were called to help transport those patients.
Witnesses say a speeding motor home caused the crash. The accident happened off Highway 281 near Business 59. The wife of the driver of that motor home was actually thrown out from the force of impact.
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The city's new panhandling ban has been put on hold indefinitely by a preliminary injunction handed down Tuesday by a federal judge who said the measure violates the First Amendment.
The law has not been overturned and will go into effect Wednesday as scheduled, but the injunction prohibits the city from enforcing the measure unless it prevails at a trial.
The trial will be scheduled by a magistrate and probably won't be held for at least two months, Colorado Springs City Attorney Chris Melcher said.
The so-called "no-solicitation zone" was approved by the City Council in late November.
The Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union sued the city immediately and charged that the ban violated the right to freedom of speech.
Federal judge Marcia Krieger agreed with the group.
"The Constitution cannot be satisfied by mere rhetorical gymnastics," Krieger said Tuesday, adding the law "would require the city to discriminate based on the content of speech."
Krieger said it is likely the ACLU would prevail at a trial and could succeed in overturning the law.
The ban was set to go into effect Dec. 19, and the city had planned to begin handing out tickets Jan. 19 after a monthlong "public education campaign."
Krieger noted in her ruling that the city already has a ban on "aggressive panhandling," which prohibits panhandlers and solicitors from repeatedly asking for donations, blocking people's paths, following people and more.
The judge also said she couldn't find anything in City Council meeting records where council members discussed any other type of solicitation aside from panhandling, contrary to what Councilman Merv Bennett said when he testified at a Dec. 13 court hearing.
Bennett had said that the council discussed all types of solicitors, including charity workers such as Salvation Army bell ringers, beggars with signs silently asking for donations and street performers.
Under the ban, charity workers would still be allowed to solicit donations downtown as long as they are on private property and have permission from the property owners.
ACLU Legal Director Mark Silverstein was swamped with supporters upon leaving the courtroom and said only that he was "pleased that the court agreed that this overbroad ordinance adversely impacts free speech."
Melcher wouldn't confirm whether the city would pursue a trial and said he would confer with Mayor Steve Bach and City Council members on the next course of action.
"We continue to believe that the ordinance is constitutional and an appropriate effort by the city to protect our downtown merchants and residents, our visitors, families and our community," Melcher said.
Melcher added that the ACLU's victory Tuesday does not mean the organization will succeed at trial. The lengthy timeline will give the city more time to prepare and submit more evidence and arguments.
That, Melcher said, could change the judge's mind.
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Indians vs. Rangers, starting lineups like so (via Castro): INDIANS: CF Grady Sizemore, 2B Jamey Carroll, DH Travis Hafner, 3B Jhonny Peralta, RF Ben Francisco, C Kelly Shoppach, SS Asdrubal Cabrera, LF Matt LaPorta, 1B Michael Aubrey. LHP Cliff Lee. Also available to pitch: RHP Kerry Wood, RHP Joe Smith, RHP Masa Kobayashi, LHP Tony Sipp, RHP Juan Salas, RHP Matt Herges, RHP Ed Mujica. RANGERS: 2B Ian Kinsler, 3B Michael Young, CF Josh Hamilton, RF Nelson Cruz, DH Marlon Byrd, LF David Murphy, 1B Chris Davis, C Jarrod Saltalamacchia, SS Elvis Andrus. RHP Scott Feldman.


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NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) - The city of Natchez' resort status means the state controls the hours bars and nightclubs can be open.
City planner Bob Nix had been asked by the board of aldermen to draft an ordinance to require all bars to close at 2 a.m.
Nix told board members Monday that the city cannot restrict bar hours. He says since the city is a resort area, the Mississippi Department of Revenue sets the hours of operation of the bars or over licensing.
Nix says the city could make a request to the state for a change with no certainty it would be approved.
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INDIAN gold prices moved up to a high of Rs 6,995 per 10 grams, tracking the overnight surge in bullion prices in New York.
The standard gold price ended higher by Rs 35 at Rs 6,995 and gold .999 made a similar gain to close Saturday's session at Rs 7,035 per 10 grams in Mumbai's bullion market.
Gold futures ended at $468.60 per ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange on Friday on the back of strong demand. India, the world's largest gold importer, is currently in the midst of the wedding season. However, the domestic trade demand for gold today is slack, as dealers expect a correction in prices next week, Mr B. N. Vaidya, a bullion analyst, said.
Demand for gold, which is mostly consumed in the form of jewellery, is strong during the wedding season. But demand does tend to be price elastic to a large extent.
Internationally, gold has been rising on the back of concern about inflation, periodic terrorist attacks and the recent riots in France. Gold is often seen as a hedge in times of difficulty, economists say. In recent times, high crude oil prices have been fuelling speculative demand for gold as a hedge against inflation.
"However, a correction in gold prices is expected on the global markets. For one, crude prices have been edging down. Paris riots are also not as bad as they were," Mr Vaidya said. Crude prices have fallen to $58 a barrel at the end of this week.
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For the last three seasons, Nokia and Burton have been tinkering away on some truly innovative collaborations.
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text: I've been meaning to pick this one up for a while, but a recent overinduglence in live albums and a slightly limited budget kind of hindered my progress for a while. However, after a bit of time, the In Flames bug began biting again, and I realized it was time to and reacquaint myself with some quality melodic metal. Soon after, a copy of Tokyo Showdown was in my hand and I eagerly awaited my trip home to prepare myself for a thrilling and dynamic live performance…To my surprise, that performance never exactly came, at least not the one I was expecting. Perhaps I've been spoiled in the past by all the excellent live releases I'd picked up by Dream Theater, Iced Earth, etc., but after careful scrutinizing I've come to find this album overall pretty darn average, which is a real shame because I've never needed to say that about an In Flames release before, and I was really hoping the day would never come. In Flames is a special band, and for me (and most of their fans) their albums meet special requirements, and an album of merely average quality is simply not acceptable. As a matter of fact, I'm surprised In Flames would even release a live disc which so blatantly reeks of poor production and shoddy development.I guess for starters I'll try to cover the pros (or pro, really). For one thing, with a few personal preferences aside, the set list is excellent; In Flames certainly know what their most powerful songs are, and they know what people want to hear. There is a bit too much of an emphasis on the last 2 albums over their previous material, but these albums were awesome anyway, (not to mention this IS the Clayman tour; a multitude of songs from that album is to be expected) so it shouldn't be too much of a complaint. Most In Flames fans should be reasonably satisfied here.Now, to move on to the album's overwhelming flaw: the horrible production. I'm not really sure where the root of this problem came from, the sound quality of the band's equipment at the concert, the quality of the recorder used, or the mixing finesse in the studio, but this album sincerely lacks the punch and power of a quality recording job. I am of the opinion that In Flames were having some problems during the actual show, as each song has it's own specific problems. The lead guitar drowns out the rhythm immensely in certain songs, and vice versa in others. Anders Friden's vocals are positively buried under the playing of the band the majority of the time, and certain harmonies are barely audible. Perhaps all this could be forgiven if the band had come out and played a blistering performance and won over the crowd, but even that isn't the case here. Some of the band's best solos and harmonies are chopped in half on certain songs, or heavily shortened for no apparent reason, there is abolsutely no improvising or any signs of instrumental creativity present, and certain sections of songs are removed entirely. Many fans may be shocked to know that the compelling and captivating acoustic melody at the beginning of Moonshield is completely gone, as is the electric and acoustic guitar interplay towards the middle of Gyroscope. These changes are uncalled for and incredibly disappointing. One reviewer stated that Anders Friden is as cold as ice interacting with the crowd, and I couldn't agree more. Although I'm sure his mastery of English is obviously far from complete, we easily find ourselves 3-4 tracks in to the cd before he even says a WORD to the audience, and that's just unacceptable.Speaking of the audience, they hardly show any enthusiasm to the band at all, a half-hearted cheer at the beginning and end of a song is all you hear, and not a peep from them is heard during a single song. You'd think they got lost on their way to an arts and crafts fair and wound up here by mistake. In fact, I'm starting to even wonder if this was an actual concert at all, or the sound of an audience cheering was added to the beginning and end of every song.I know there is some harsh criticism here, but I feel it's necessary to any In Flames fans who have come to expect the same level of quality from their music as I have. I hold the band on a high pedastal, which up until now has not been shaken. The whole album is just so poorly produced and most likely rushed it'll make you wonder if In Flames even oversaw it's development in the first place. If you, like me, are searching for a quality In Flames performance, see them live for yourself instead when they come near your area. The show I attended contained far more energy and showmanship than anything heard on this album, and for right now it's the best way to see what In Flames are capable of. As for this album, I'm giving it 3 stars, and I think even that's generous; if it were any other band I wouldn't be anywhere near as merciful. Buy one of their studio releases instead.


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Tonight I went to a Jazz game for the first time in 20 years, and I could not be more pissed off.
What I noticed in the game tonight:
Corbin still has a disgusting veteran bias. I noticed that Kanter in particular was on a short leash. Any mistake was met with yelling from Corbin, but Corbin would let Jefferson, Marvin, Tinsley, and Lucas get off without so much as a glare. Mistake after mistake on defense or offense, and he would not yell at any of them.
Rotations. Burks needs to be starting. Period. Lucas and Tinsley bring nothing to the game on either end. We built an early lead, but it was iso basketball. We hardly had any assists in the first half. At least Burks (and Clark) can play defense.
Adjustments. Corbin utilized the brilliant strategy of taking his best player out of the game. After a stellar first half, Hayward rarely saw the ball. It should have been in his hands every possession, and he could have either kept dominating with scoring or creating for his teammates.
Speaking of Hayward creating for his teammates, Hayward does NOT trust Lucas. There were three or four fast breaks where Hayward could have given Lucas an open look, but didn't give it to him and forced a layup in traffic. This is bad, although I can't really blame Hayward for not trusting Lucas to make a Damn thing.
Kanter seems to play worse after Corbin yells at him, yet Corbin continues to throw Kanter under the bus while giving preferential treatment to vets. (Veteran's day bias?)
A lot of bs calls tonight, especially against Hayward. A traveling call and a carry dribble call that negated buckets both times. That, and teammates dropping easy passes and the turnover going to Hayward. 7 turnovers? No. At least 4 of those were either not his fault or shouldn't have been called.
The players seem like they've given up on Corbin. They seem frustrated, annoyed, fed up.
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Project Appleseed (Again!)
For all of you who do not know, Project Appleseed is a project that we at Greener Thinking started as a test to see how well we could do on our own to help the environment. Many people would say we failed… but we are not ones who quit!
First we ordered some pines through the Arbor Day foundation but found that even though our site says we are green we found our thumbs were not. These pines took an ugly turn for the worse and soon were naked and without needle.
Next we tried to expand and start from the beginning while also keeping in touch with our original name for the project (Project Appleseed). So I planted two apple trees one was a Fuji and the other was a Gala. Everything seemed to go well. Until, one day I noticed that the Fuji did not approve of the love it was given and decided to lose all of its leaves. Luckily the Gala held strong and grew like a champ. Its now about eight inches tall and looking a little funny with its leaf placement.
Along the way I also started to grow a Pineapple… still has the word apple in it right? To do this I took off the top of a pineapple and planted it. This is growing pretty well too but, I don't think it will ever make the transfer to the great outdoors. They aren't really fans of Michigan winters.
This just proves that no matter how bad you are you can grow at least a couple of things. Below I have some pictures so you can see our progress.


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Manningheim got the outside leverage on Flowers up in press at the line outta the slot, with Leggett on the far left. Leggett takes the outside leverage on the outside WR and Manningham loops toward the sideline. Flowers was too small and too slow to hang. Blame the safety if you want. Flowers was too small and too slow to hang. And Manningham isn't all that big. Flowers would've had a better chance as a FS on that one, making a play on the ball, rather than tryin' ta hang in single coverage.
A lotta talk here about the ArrowSpread while I was gone in Abalama. They haven't figured it all out, yet, but that offense is about a whisker away from being a solid, balanced unit that doesn't have to be fancy to be unpredictable. They've had early success slammin' LJ into the right side of the D (behind Waters, Niswanger, Albert), but they don't seem to know where to go from there. Maybe less arbitrary play mixing and just runnin' the same thing twice in a row right at 'em, instead of tryin' ta mix it up with the draw to LJ.
Maybe not line up in the wildcat, but run some other stuff out of a formation where the direct snap is possible, like the shotgun. Then let LJ either slam it or flea-flicker back to Cassel. There I go mixin' it up. Heh.
Seriously, I think they're within a whisker of executing something that is MUCH harder to defend than last year's Arrowspread, for the simple fact that Cassel is so much more accurate and, despite all (my) talk to the contrary, the right side of that O-Line IS evolving. First Ndukwe. Now O'Callaghan appears to be another step (maybe small) forward, and Ndukwe's free to move to RG, which is the NEXT development I'm hoping to see.
Defense is getting pressure, from the bits of the 1st quarter I've seen. Eli's having to get the ball out quickly and they were within a gnat's ass of getting a LB INT on the bobbled ball early.
I see a lot of things that are within "luck of the bounce" thtat are within this team's reach. Still have SERIOUS issues in the secondary. I think there're enough athletes (Leggett and Washington) on the roster to play aggressive against the extra-wides sets that I've been harpin' on since I joined AP (one of the reasons I was sanguine about Pollard's departure).
Offense and defense, they're pointed toward something very very good with the players they currently have. A little more team in their game, and they could do it.
Definitely have a shot against Washington and Dallas, imo. Came out the other side of this brutal 4-game stretch a little closer to being the kind of team I want to see.
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I was at the game and it was not the disco ball. It was a large round of glass that covers those high power lights in the ceiling. That could have been seriously dangerous if it hit and broke on a player, fan or anyone else. Those shards in the video are huge. It fell from about 100 feet up and I'll estimate that the round was 12" in diameter. Maybe only part of it fell off or only part landed on the court since it didn't seem like that much glass, but I could clearly see it missing from one of the lights above that area of the court (no reflections like the others). What is this the Kingdome?


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In addition to the food, Soldiers' Angels donated six small refrigerators for use by families of veterans who travel together long distances to receive specialized treatments conducted at the Peters VA, as well as three laptops for use by patients who do not have their families near them. Martha herself delivered 82 lap robes, caps and scarves that were handmade by members of a senior citizens center club called "Hands in Motion" near her home. In addition, the VA was provided with a video game system for morale and therapy, as well as a $1000 check for quality of life improvements at the facility. Bake Me a Wish also supplied 60 special "love cakes" as part of a catered lunch for patients.
"They were just so thankful for us to be there," reports Martha. Some of the veterans in attendance knew Soldiers' Angels from their deployments and eagerly expressed their gratitude. "We had lots of comments about how much support from groups like SA meant to them," Martha says. She adds that the veterans were surprised by the gifts they received. "We got hugs, we got handshakes, we got thank you from just about everyone," Martha recalls "They thought it was really cool that someone would do that for them. They reaffirm what Soldiers' Angels is doing. When you're out there, you see the lives that SA is touching."
For years, Bake Me A Wish has been partnering with Soldiers' Angels to send scrumptious cakes to deployed troops, so the Peters VA event was an introduction to the experience of those troops once they come home. While he as there, Josh was able arrange for a regular supply of cakes to give each incoming family as a welcome. He is also working on a way to get birthday cakes to patients in the Community Living Center (nursing home), since most don't have family who can are able to visit or celebrate with them.
Martha points out that supporting veterans here at home is just as important as adopting deployed heroes. "Our Angels go all-out while our troops are oversees," she says. "But when they come home, this is where as great a need remains. There are just so many that don't have family support."
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