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Thanksgiving week meant an earlier than normal meeting for the Murray City Council. Jason Anderson, of ATA gave the City a clean Audit opinion based on the City's Financial Statements. Don Rogers of the Sanitation Dept. stated that due to the Thanksgiving Holidays, the trash receptacles that are normally emptied on Thursday and Friday will be picked up on Monday after the Holidays. Then the normal pickup time will resume next Thursday. City street Superintendent, Ron Allbritten, announced the City is well prepared to deal with any inclement weather we may experience this winter. Pat Scott gave a report on progress of the Waste Water Treatment facility. The Council voted on and approved the following five Ordinances, a resolution, and Two Municipal orders.
Ordinance Number 2014-1648 (second reading) an ordinance amending Ordinance 2014-1641, an ordinance which adopted the FY 2015 City of Murray, Kentucky annual budget by restating certain revenues and expenditures for the City of Murray Operations Budget to fund the Code Enforcement Program
Ordinance Number 2014-1649 (first reading) an ordinance amending Sections 93.30 through 93.58 of Chapter 93: Health and Sanitation, to eliminate duplication and conflict in/between Chapters 93 and 158.
Ordinance Number 2014-1650 (first reading) an ordinance amending Chapter 158 of the Property Maintenance Code of the City of Murray, and adopting the 2012 International Property Maintenance Code as the City's standard operating procedure.
Ordinance Number 2014-1651 (first reading) an ordinance annexing 13.235 acres identified as PVA parcels 032-0-0031, 032-0-0031-A, and 032-0-0031-C and owned by Westside Baptist Church, 0.918 acres identified as PVA parcel 032-0-0031-B and owned by the City of Murray, and a 2.417 acre portion of Calloway County roadway along Robertson Road South into the city limits of Murray
Ordinance Number 2014-1652 an ordinance amending Ordinance 2014-1641, an ordinance which adopted the FY 2015 City of Murray, Kentucky annual budget by restating certain revenues and expenditures for the City of Murray Operations Budget to find a classification 18 Maintenance Worker I position
Resolution Number 2014-012 a resolution amending the Traffic Control Request Policy to require all variance requests and appeal requests to be submitted to the Public Safety Committee and not the City Council
Municipal Order Number 2014-022 appointing Steve Alley to the Convention and Visitors Bureau to fill the unexpired Hotel/Motel Association appointment term of Michael Dybus which expires on March 28, 2016
Municipal Order Number 2014-023 reappointing Loretta Jobs to the Planning Commission for a term of four (4) years to expire on November 25, 2018
Grammy Award-winning musician Chris Thile won the 2014 Outstanding Alumni in Fine Arts award, presented at the sixth annual A Taste of the Arts Dinner and Auction at Murray State University last month. Thile, of Punch Brothers, is a mandolin virtuoso, composer and vocalist. As a soloist, Thile has released five albums, including his most recent solo recording released in 2013. Thile's parents, Scott and Kathy Thile of Murray, accepted the award on behalf of their son. In a taped acceptance speech, Thile credited Murray State with influencing his identity as a musician. He praised the department of music as an environment that fostered and encouraged curiosity. Thile described this award as incredible and emotional because of how much his time at Murray State means to him. Thile is working with the university to coordinate a visit to campus in 2015.
The Golden Pond Planetarium celebrates the holiday season with several Holiday shows – Let it Snow, Season of Light, and Laser Holidays from November 28 to December 23. The Planetarium will also be open for daily shows. Admission to the Golden Pond Planetarium is $5 ages 13 and up; $3 ages 5-12; free for ages 4 and under. The newest show, Let it Snow, features a variety of high resolution scenes and artistic animations suitable for all ages. Season of Light traces the celestial reasons behind many of our holiday traditions that involve light: yule logs, lighted trees, luminaries, and Menorahs. Laser Holidays features lasers dancing to popular holiday music and songs by Bing Cosby, Burl Ives, and many others. The final laser shows of the season will take place December 27, at 5pm and 6pm, and will include Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. Pink Floyd laser shows are $7 per seat, per show.
Senator Mitch McConnell is criticizing President Obama's executive order on immigration. He told a group at the Oldham County Chamber of Commerce and La Grange Rotary Club yesterday he can work with the president, but the immigration order will make it more difficult. McConnell provided no plans on how Obama's law will be reformed by the GOP-controlled Congress.
The RV industry is rolling into Louisville. The National RV Trade Show features manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers. More than eight-thousand people are expected to attend the event at the Kentucky Expo Center from December 2nd through 4th.
Scott County Schools employees are facing a temporary financial dilemma. A glitch at Kentucky Bank provided no paychecks yesterday. The direct deposit file was improperly processed leaving workers using the system high and dry. Workers will be reimbursed for any overdrafts.
The Fayette County Public School District and a teacher are being sued. Authorities say an attack on a student at Lexington Traditional Magnet School was recorded on a cell phone. Lori and Charles Druex filed the suit, claiming the assault on their 13-year-old son took place in John Foley's classroom.
Hartz Contracting is being awarded a two-million-dollar contract. The company will design and build a control center for Owensboro Municipal Utilities. The building will house computers for operations and communications.
Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Will T. Scott is considering a run for governor in 2015. Scott told the Lexington Herald-Leader he will make his decision by early January. If he does decide to run, Scott said he would immediately resign his seat on the state's highest court that he has held since 2004. The deadline to file for governor is January 27.
Senate Republicans have nominated a Greensburg business owner to become the second-highest ranking official in the state Senate. Republicans chose Sen. David Givens to replace retiring Sen. Katie Stine as Senate president pro tem during a closed-door meeting on Tuesday. It is the first leadership position for Givens, who lost to Sen. Damon Thayer as majority floor leader two years ago. Republicans also ousted Sen. Brandon Smith as majority whip, replacing him with Sen. Jimmy Higdon of Lebanon.
Energy and Power Subcommittee Chairman Ed Whitfield was among several congressional leaders who wrote Monday to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Cheryl LaFleur seeking information regarding any consultation between FERC and the Environmental Protection Agency in the development of EPA's Clean Power Plan and other major rules impacting electric reliability. The letter also calls on FERC to convene a technical conference with federal agencies and stakeholders to discuss the reliability challenges posed by new federal environmental regulations. The request follows a recent report from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation that raises concerns about EPA's Clean Power Plan proposal and its potential impact on the reliability of the nation's electric grid.
The Saturday after Thanksgiving is Small Business Saturday, a day to recognize small and family businesses, entrepreneurs, and local servicers and retailers. Alison Lundergan Grimes, Kentucky's Secretary of State and chief business official, is encouraging Kentuckians to participate in Small Business Saturday and to support local businesses throughout the season. Grimes has met business owners around the state and has supported legislation to create new options for Kentucky businesses and streamline their interactions with government, saving businesses valuable time and money. According to the Small Business Administration, there are more than 341,000 small businesses in the Commonwealth, representing almost every segment of the economy, including retail, manufacturing, health care, construction, and many more
Demonstrators in Lexington are showing their support for protesters in Ferguson, but are doing it peacefully. On Tuesday, hundreds of people chanted while walking past the federal and county courthouses, then past the police station and back to the courthouse plaza. A separate demonstration was held at the University of Kentucky.
Investigators want to know what a semi was doing on a steep country road in Boone County when it went over an embankment and burst into flames. Officials say the tanker was hauling about six-thousand gallons of food waste and water Tuesday morning at the time of the accident. The driver jumped from the rig before it crashed and was airlifted to the hospital.
The marching band from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School is heading to The Big Apple for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Band Director Jeff Hood says the performance will have a Kentucky theme. The band was notified last year that their application had been accepted.
Demonstrators showing their support for protesters in Ferguson are being blamed for shutting down traffic on I-24 in Nashville. Officials say what started out as a vigil Tuesday night at the police headquarters transformed into a rally as hundreds of people marched through downtown. Traffic on I-24 first came to stop near Woodland Street, then a second time near Shelby Avenue. As the group arrived back at the police headquarters, officers greeted them with coffee and hot chocolate.
A Rutherford County, Tennessee teacher is suspended following an argument with her principal and an assistant principal. Officials at Stewarts Creek High School say the "severe verbal altercation" involving English teacher Katherine Bechler took place last week in a hallway during class, but details weren't released. Her case will be reviewed by the director of schools on December 2nd.
A suspicious bucket found on campus at Middle Tennessee State University is being called a student prank. Officials say someone threw up in the bucket and then wrote on it, "Do Not Open – Ebola." The bucket was found Tuesday morning in the courtyard near the Business and Aerospace Science building, which was roped off for several hours while police investigated.


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Ashland man meets life-saving stem cell donor from Germany
Korey Pierce of Ashland.and Fabian Kaempf of Muenster, Germany, met Wednesday for the first time since Pierce reciev ed a bone-marow transplant. (DAN SEUFERT PHOTO)
Fabian Kaempf, 23, of Muenster, Germany is not only Pierce's best friend, he saved his life by donating a stem cell that successfully treated an autoimmune disease called aplastic anemia that had been crippling Pierce since he was diagnosed in 2007.
Pierce, an Ashland firefighter, sought treatment when cuts on his body didn't heal.
"The disease left me without an immune system," Pierce said. "It likely would have killed me."
He was initially treated for the often-fatal disease with steroids and other drugs. Those drugs were administered at high doses, leaving him in need of a replacement shoulder and hip. So after a year of that treatment, his doctors at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center chose to look at another treatment, a bone marrow transplant.
That's when he met Michael Guglielmo, who has been a donor recruiter for Delete Blood Cancer DKMS, which has 3 million registered bone marrow donors worldwide, and is the largest bone marrow donor center in the world.
Guglielmo is the father of baby Giovanni Guglielmo, who died last year of a genetic immune disorder at the age of 5.
A search for bone marrow donors that would match Pierce in the United States proved fruitless. But DKMS found a match in Germany with Kaempf. Doctors at Dartmouth-Hitchcock performed the surgery in 2009, and since then, Pierce has done well.
"His test numbers are looking good, and the hope is that over time he continues to improve," said Dr. John Hill. "Basically we've replaced one person's bone cells with another one's."
Pierce said his health has been much better, so much so that he's about to make a big commitment - this weekend, he will marry his girlfriend, Amy Arbour, 31, who was a nurse at the hospital when Pierce was recovering from his treatment.
Guglielmo said it's very rare for donors and matches to meet, but Pierce was given his donor's name and they started talking on Facebook a few years ago. Since then, they've become good friends.
"I talk to him more than I do any of my other friends," Pierce said.
Pierce invited Kaempf, who had become a donor after a relative died of Leukemia, to his wedding Saturday. And Wednesday, they met and hugged for the first time.
"They've developed quite a friendship over the years, and he saved Korey's life. We had to have him here," said Arbour.
Kaempf was given an honorary plaque from Gov. Maggie Hassan for his life-saving donation, and the hospital gave him a Tom Brady football jersey, as he has become a New England Patriots fan since knowing Pierce.
"I am very glad to be giving someone life," Kaempf said. "This is such an honor."
Hugging Kaempf, Pierce said, "I don't care if we've never met before, he's like a brother to me."
Guglielmo said more donors are needed, and becoming a donor is very easy, he said. For more information, go to www.deletebloodcancer.org.
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Azerbaijan may pay too much for opposing Iran
Azerbaijan made the first move by sidelining the Iranian NIco company, participant of Shah Deniz consortium from the planned pipeline projects.
Baku is playing with fire, in the firm belief that the West will back Ilham Aliyev if the latter openly confronts Iran, and may even turn a blind eye to the lawlessness prevailing in Azerbaijan – "the most tolerant and democratic country of the region". Azerbaijan has recently declared itself the strategic partner of the U.S., with certain encouragement by the newly appointed U.S. ambassador to Baku Richard Morningstar who mostly engages in advocating U.S. interests in the Caspian region.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijan made the first move by sidelining the Iranian Naftiran Intertrade Co (NIco) company, participant of Shah Deniz consortium from the planned pipeline projects, including the Trans-Anatolia pipeline project. In its "U.S. Ally Azerbaijan to Exclude Iran From Gas Pipeline to Europe" article, businesweek.com quotes Vaqif Aliyev, head of State Oil Co. of Azerbaijan's investments department as saying that Nico's participation in the Trans-Anatolia pipeline or other pipelines is not being considered. Meanwhile, Naftiran Intertrade holds 10 percent of Shah Deniz.
Azerbaijan is known to have supported U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. In June 2012, Azerbaijan and Turkey signed an agreement to build the 2,000 kilometer (1,240 mile) Trans-Anatolia pipeline, or Tanap, which will deliver at least 10 billion cubic meters of Azeri gas a year to the EU border through Turkey. The project is estimated to cost $7 billion.
SOCAR plans to share its 80 percent of Tanap with Shah Deniz partners. "In independent projects like this, the selection of shareholders and their stakes are agreed upon mutually by the partners in accordance with their strategies and interests," Vaqif Aliyev said, without elaborating on the reason for sidelining Iran.
Shah Deniz is estimated to contain 1.2 trillion cubic meters of gas, enough to supply demand in the European Union for about 20 years. BP (operator - 25,5%), Statoil (25,5%), SOCAR (10%), LUKOIL (10%), NICO (10%), Total (10%) и Turkiye Petrolleri AO (9%) are Shah Deniz partners.
According to the "Country reports on Terrorism 2011" of the U.S. Department of State, through the Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation Prevention Program, the Azerbaijan government assumed responsibility for the sustainment of seven radar stations along the Caspian coast used by the Navy, Coast Guard, and State Border Service to conduct maritime surveillance and detect smuggling threats. In addition, the government of Azerbaijan completed the modernization of its Central Reference Laboratory, a state-of-the-art biosafety facility that will make joint research on potential bioterrorism threats possible, the report says.
The paper also mentions that Azerbaijan actively opposed terrorist organizations seeking to move people, money, and material through the Caucasus. However, the thing is that deployment of U.S. radar stations along the Caspian coast should be linked with the upcoming military intervention against Iran. Therefore, build-up of control over Iran from Azerbaijan's territory is a key factor of this military strategy.
For his part, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei summoned top Iranian military chiefs for what he called "their last war council", debka.com reports.
"We'll be at war within weeks," he told the gathering, Debkafile's exclusive Iranian and intelligence sources disclose.
Khamenei put before his war council a timeline of weeks for the coming conflict – September or October.
Azerbaijan goes for much risk by supporting the U.S. and opposing Iran. Meanwhile, even Turkey, a far more serious political player with larger military potential does not make similar moves against Iran; yet it does not pull up Baku either. Maybe this shows Ankara's decision to allow Azerbaijan independently get out of the mess it will soon appear in, namely, respond to Iran's military attack. Baku is Washington's ally, yet a temporary ally, indeed. Since U.S. went to abandon Mubarak and its other faithful allies, Aliyev will certainly share their fate.
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"As holy people ... be sympathetic, kind, humble, gentle, and patient." (Colossians 3:12 GWT)
In real fellowship, people experience sympathy. Sympathy is not giving advice or offering quick, cosmetic help; sympathy is entering in and sharing the pain of others.
Sympathy says, "I understand what you're going through, and what you feel is neither strange nor crazy." Today, some call this "empathy," but the biblical word is "sympathy." It says, "As holy people ... be sympathetic, kind, humble, gentle, and patient" (Colossians 3:12 GWT).
Sympathy meets two fundamental human needs: the need to be understood and the need to have your feelings validated.
Every time you understand and affirm someone's feelings, you build fellowship. The problem is that we're often in such a hurry to fix things that we don't have time to sympathize with people. Or, sometimes, we're preoccupied with our own hurts. Self-pity dries up sympathy for others.
There are different levels of fellowship, and each is appropriate at different times:
The Bible teaches us to "share each other's burdens, and in this way obey the law of Christ" (Galatians 6:2 NLT).
It is in the times of deep crisis, grief, and doubt that we need each other most. When circumstances crush us to the point that our faith falters, that's when we need believing friends the most.
We need a small group of friends to have faith in God for us and to pull us through. In a small group, the Body of Christ is real and tangible even when God seems distant.
This is what Job desperately needed during his suffering. He cried out, "A despairing man should have the devotion of his friends, even though he forsakes the fear of the Almighty" (Job 6:14 NIV).
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The reaction: "The new tune lives up to the hype," says Alyssa Toomey at E! Online. "It's sexy, it's catchy, and Justin's signature swoonworthy vocals are on full display." But is "Suit & Tie" too familiar? With this classic-sounding R&B groove, Timberlake "doesn't seem to be straying too far from the music that made his initial transition to solo stardom so successful," says Aisha Harris at Slate. Still, at least Timberlake wisely eschews the European electro-pop sound that defines the new music of contemporaries like Usher and Britney Spears. Well, "Suit & Tie" "takes us back to '99," says Sam Wolfson at Britain's Guardian. Given Timberlake's long hiatus from music, "it's very serviceable," but it doesn't quite "reach the jaw-dropping heights of some of his slicker singles."
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Health Minister Deb Matthews can't be allowed to wash the government's hands of responsibility for the diluted chemotherapy drug crisis, critics say.
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Health Minister Deb Matthews can't be allowed to wash the minority Liberal government's hands of the diluted chemotherapy drug crisis that has shaken confidence in the health-care system, critics said Monday.
And in order to hold her and the ministry responsible, the Tories, with support from the New Democrats, are calling for a legislative committee to investigate how more than 1,200 Canadian patients — most of them in Ontario — received under-dosed chemo drugs.
"We want to get to the bottom of how this happened and how there could have been this massive failure of oversight into this situation," said Tory MPP Christine Elliott (Whitby—Oshawa), who asked for the matter to be referred to the social policy committee.
"This is something that the Liberals may just try to wash their hands of . . . we can't let that happen. This has really shaken people and their faith and the security of our health care system"
The Star revealed that Marchese Hospital Solutions, supplier of the diluted chemotherapy drugs, was neither accredited nor licensed, meaning no government body ever inspected the facility. It's unclear whether they even knew of its operation.
Four hospitals in Ontario and one in New Brunswick had contracts with the Mississauga company through a group purchaser called Medbuy.
While stating all along she was not interested in pointing fingers or the blame game, Matthews told reporters Monday that "Health Canada has a big responsibility here" while "clearly" it is her ministry's responsibility to respond to the crisis with a couple of investigations.
"This never should have happened, and the people need real answers," Matthews told MPPs earlier.
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Manipal University, Manipal and Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER), Philadelphia, USA launched a leadership programme in inter-professional education.
In a bid to infuse quality in school education, a school leadership programme will be launched in the state.
Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture has organized a Leadership Summit Inspiring Change through Leadership" on Friday, 7 November 2014 at Bajaj Art Gallery, MCCIA, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune. Mumbai Mirror. Hated. Not Ignored. Watch the latest film… I am Mumbai 2014 on youtube to find out why.
Internal bickering in various Dalit organisations over leadership came to the fore at the monthly SC/ST meeting organised by Mangalore City Police here on Sunday.
Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL) that provides telecom services today announced key leadership appointments in Karnataka and UP West circles. While Umesh Durve has been appointed as chief operating officer of Karnataka Circle, Siraj Abbasi will take charge of the company's business in UP West circle.
Tapmi's 17th Leadership Lecture will be delivered by Joginder Singh, Former Director of CBI at Syndicate Bank Golden Jubilee Auditorium, Manipal on July 19 at 5.30 pm. Singh will speak on "Role of Police as Agents of Social Change and How to Excel in Life".
Inaugurating the motivation and leadership conclave, environment minister Prakash Javadekar says both way dialogue between people and government is a process of Administrative Reforms. He says there will be freedom to do work. There will be no freedom for not to do work. The power ministry had held similar conclave on June 2 where Chetan Bhagat addressed the babus.
City-based pumps and systems manufacturing major EKKI, a strategic business unit of the Deccan Pumps Group, has won the &ldquoIndian Leadership Award for Industrial Development&rdquo, a national level accolade at the 73 rd National Economic Development and Social Responsibilities conference. Purushothaman S, Senior Manager, Deccan Pumps Group, received the award on behalf of the company from Balmiki Prasad Singh, former Governor of Sikkim, at an awards function held in New Delhi recently.
IIT alumnus and president of PriTel Inc. K Virupaksha Reddy will deliver a lecture on 'how to succeed as a hardware high-tech entrepreneur' at 5pm in the ICSR auditorium of IIT Madras on Friday.
TAFE (Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited) was RECENTLY presented the much-coveted Agriculture Leadership Award, at the Agriculture Leadership Summit 2013.
Central Warehousing Corporation is conducting a one-day training and awareness programme for farmers on Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA) at the Krishi Vigyan Kendra, College of Fisheries campus at Yekkur near here on November 28.
Vivekananda Centre for Research Studies will hold one-day orientation programme on Indian Civil Services for the benefit of SSLC and PUC students of Belthangady, Bantwal, Sullia and PUttur taluks in Dakshina Kannada district at Vivekananda College Campus in Puttur on November 23.
College of Fisheries, Mangaluru in collaboration with National Fisheries Development Board, Hyderabad is organizing 10-days training program for fisheries developmental officers on recent developments in engineering techniques for aquafarms from November 10 at the College here.
South Central Zone Cultural Centre (SCZCC) is organizing a music programme on morning ragas of an internationally acclaimed sitar maestro Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee under a series of monthly programme of music at the serene morning hours 'Brahmanaad' at SCZCC, 56/1, Civil Lines at 6am on November 9. More information can be had on 7767802251.
Social Service Forum of School of Management in association with Rotary Club of Manipal Hills organised 'Clean n Green Program' at Mannupalla in Manipal on Tuesday.
The department of anaesthesiology, KMC, Manipal will conduct a continuing medical education (CME) programme in anaesthesiology popularly called APGAP (Anaesthesia Postgraduate Academic Programme) from October 31 to November 2.
The Bangalore University's environment science department will be organizing a one -day orientation programme fro teachers of affiliated colleges under the university on the issue of environment and public health. The programme is scheduled to be held at Central college campus on Wednesday.


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Anaheim goalie Frederik Andersen and forward Matt Beleskey are both listed as day-to-day with lower-body injuries suffered during Thursday's win over the Kings, according to Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau.
Andersen, who started Game 3 after Jonas Hiller got the nod in Games 1 and 2, left with around 10 minutes remaining in the third period. He wasn't putting any weight on his right leg while exiting the ice, as seen here:
The Danish netminder was solid prior to getting hurt, stopping 22 of 23 shots as the Ducks held a 2-1 lead.
As for Beleskey, he was shook up following a hard hit from Dustin Brown just prior to the Andersen injury. The Anaheim winger left the game and didn't return, finishing with 11:21 TOI.
It'll be interesting to see what the Ducks do in response to these injuries. The most pressing one will be Andersen, who has started seven of Anaheim's nine playoff games — if he isn't able to go, the club might be forced to call up highly-touted prospect John Gibson, currently playing with AHL Norfolk.
Speaking of Norfolk, Emerson Etem could be on his way back up from the Admirals to replace Beleskey. Etem was sent down just prior to Game 3 so the Ducks could get defenseman Sami Vatanen into the fold.
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"Recreating a Mission Impossible experience in gaming is easy; recreating emotions in Brokeback Mountain is going to be tough, or at least very sensitive in this country... it will be very hard to create very deep emotions like sadness or love, things that drive the movies," he said. "Until games are photorealistic, it'll be very hard to open up to new genres. We can really only focus on action and shooter titles; those are suitable for consoles now" says Hartmann.
"To dramatically change the industry to where we can insert a whole range of emotions, I feel it will only happen when we reach the point that games are photorealistic; then we will have reached an endpoint and that might be the final console."
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A re-creation of the night sky around the time of Christ's birth lends credence to the gospel account that wise men followed a celestial object to find the baby Jesus. These and other illuminating topics will be presented during the "Season of Lights" programs at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 9, at the Barton Community College Planetarium.
A Clinton, Mo., man was injured when he lost control of a Ford van Tuesday afternoon on Interstate 70, 1.5 miles east of the K-14 junction in Ellsworth County. Kansas Highway Patrol reports Brandon Michael Boyd, 19, was taken to Ellsworth Medical Center with unknown injuries. The van was westbound at 3:32 p.m. when it entered the center median. The van rolled once, coming to rest in the eastbound lane. Boyd was wearing a seat belt.
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Sri Lanka 169 for 6 (Jayawardene 42, Broad 3-32) beat England 150 for 9 (Patel 67, Malinga 5-31) by 19 runs
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England's defence of their World Twenty20 title ended with a 19-run defeat against Sri Lanka, as the home side were cheered on amid a raucous atmosphere generated by a vibrant home crowd. Lasith Malinga ripped out the top order with three wickets in four balls, to immediately set back a tough chase of 170, then returned to finish with 5 for 31 just when Samit Patel offered England a glimmer.
Malinga had been relatively quiet in the tournament until today, taking three wickets in five matches, but doubled his tally in the blink of an eye when he was brought on for the third over. Luke Wright, promoted to open after Craig Kieswetter was dropped, unleashed a fierce square cut but sent it straight to backward point, Jonny Bairstow was done by a slower ball to end a difficult tournament and next ball Alex Hales was pinned by an inswinging yorker, although replays suggested it was sliding down leg.
There were low expectations from outside the England squad before the tournament and they have never looked like being capable of defending their crown. Patel, at least, could hold his head high with a powerful 67 off 48 balls to show he has been underused whereas others, like Jos Buttler, who gave Malinga his fourth when he hooked to long leg, often appeared out of their depth. Graeme Swann swung strongly, making the highest score by a No. 9 in T20s, and the fifty stand with Patel came from 26 balls but, as against West Indies - whose progression was secured by England's defeat - it always needed a miracle of Medinah proportions.
The top order has cost England throughout the tournament and reshuffling did them no good. From 18 for 3, their hopes were lifted by Patel, who before this innings had not faced a ball in the tournament. Sent in a No. 4, in a failed attempt to keep Eoin Morgan away from the first six overs, he drove a straight six before adding five fours - including three of Ajantha Mendis' first over - in his first 20 deliveries. For all the talk of spin, Sri Lanka bowled one over of it in the first eight.
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Mendis continued to prove expensive when Patel collected two more off-side boundaries and it was his 18-year-old team-mate, Akila Dananjaya, who struck the blow that hurt England the most when Morgan missed a reverse sweep. Ravi Bopara, surprisingly recalled as Kieswetter's replacement, has looked a tortured soul with the bat of late and it was no surprise when he basically missed a straight delivery from Jeevan Mendis. It may be a while until he is back in an England shirt.
Unlike most of the strong totals at this tournament, Sri Lanka's effort was not underpinned by one substantial effort but was forged by free-scoring throughout the line-up, which quietened the concerns about the middle order. Not that the top three, the big three, failed to lay the foundations and it was Mahela Jayawardene, curiously not officially listed as captain at the toss, who marshalled the first half of the innings with a classy display.
England's bowling attack could be split in half. The combined eight overs of the three players brought into the attack who didn't face New Zealand - Dernbach, Patel and Bopara - went for 81 while the established trio of Broad, Swann and Steven Finn produced 6 for 82 from 12.
Swann evened the contest when he had Jayawardene caught at deep midwicket and next ball Kumar Sangakkara was given caught behind, although he did not appear pleased with the decision, before a counterattacking response from the middle order. It was a fantastic response by Angelo Mathews and Jeevan Mendis to the loss of two key batsmen. Neither took a backward step - Mendis opening his innings with two boundaries off Swann - and Mathews showed elegant clean striking as the fifty stand came from 29 balls.
Again England hit back with Broad this time taking two in two balls when Mendis spliced to midwicket and Mathews dragged a pull on to his stumps. Still Sri Lanka kept on swinging and the 18th over, bowled by Dernbach, included a six apiece for Thisara Perera and Lahriu Thirimanne. The sixth-wicket pair added 35 in 19 deliveries to ensure the home side remained ahead of the game. When England's chase reached the 13th over they were guaranteed a semi-final spot but by then an overwhelming victory was also in the bag. It will take a very good performance to stop them.
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