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Archeage - An actual Sandbox MMO
Hey look! easy to level, play what you want... and an actual sandbox MMO that we havn't seen since SWG! "I Will be filling my time with this until Shroud of the Avatar and Star Citizen". <Zaldimar> Starsong and I have been playing the alpha, honestly I haven't pulled all nighters for weeks straight in years....
DFM Dog Fight Module (aka: Arena Comander) Launched last night
The single ship combat module to test combat mechanics launched for Star Citizen last night. This marks the 2nd major milestone, the first being the hanger module. We now have an XvT (x-wing vs. tie fighter) style game to play while they work on the PU (persistant universe). was a little late in comming but as they have an open development we see real time all the mistakes and successes of this company which is great.
Here's to much excitmentOH, and they have set HOTAS support for x-52 pro, x-55, Thrustmaster Warthog, and joystic suport for the microsoft joystick and a game controller... manual here:
~ 1 Week till Elderscrolls Online Launch
We have approximatly one week until the head start of the next great mediocre MMO to hit the market. Elder Scrolls Online promises to fill the void of nothing worth playing at the moment so why not! Providing players with better then average artwork and a step backwards in resource collection. It retains three faction PVP as it has been since DAOC, Warhammer, and Guildwars 2; albiet within a slightly larger sandbox. If clicking glowing sprites isn't your thing some of the more positive features would be its call back to the Star Wars Galaxies class/skill system. While providing an interesting Race/class character creation, ESO offers you a bit more flexability in your weapon choice and the abilities on your bar. The ability to morph your skills to be slightly different then other people is intriguing (unless of course your a power gamer in which case you will still be a cookie cutter bow wielding sorcerer).
Pre-ordering is a must if you plan to play with your friends, as the pre-order bonus gives you the ability to play any race in any faction. Without it you are stuck playing one of the 3 races assigned to your alliance. So please remember to pre-order if you plan to play with us and of course sign up on the forums if you want to know which side we're playing. Grind through the predictabile story line with illusions of choice which don't actually impact your character, and join us in the pvp area! Don't forget to spend your attribute points as you skill up, and of course upgrade your horse every day to achieve your effiencey quotant medal.
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Liberation pioneer commemorated in Mexico
MEXICO CITY and CUERNAVACA, MEXICO -- Admirers celebrated the life and work of Bishop Sergio Méndez Arceo in events in Mexico City and Cernavaca, marking the 20th anniversary of his death.
MEXICO CITY and CUERNAVACA, MEXICO -- Admirers celebrated the life and work of Bishop Sergio Méndez Arceo in events in Mexico City and Cernavaca, marking the 20th anniversary of his death.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA -- Talking and listening are what both South Africa's year-old Catholic group seeking church reforms and the bishops' conference say they intend to do in their new tentative relationship.
MANILA, Philippines -- The president and Manila's archbishop have called on Filipinos everywhere to act against corruption and divisiveness and to complete what they began with their peaceful uprising against Ferdinand Marcos' authoritarian rule 26 years ago.
WASHINGTON -- Family and friends of four American churchwomen murdered in 1980 welcomed a Florida immigration judge's decision that paves the way for the deportation of a former Salvadoran defense minister found to have a role in their killings.
James Kazel, brother of Ursuline Sister Dorothy Kazel of Cleveland, said the expected deportation to El Salvador of Gen. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova was "past due as far as I'm concerned."
"He got away with murder and got away with living in the United States," Kazel told Catholic News Service from his home in Avon, Ohio. "He didn't deserve to be here."
Vides, who served as defense minister from 1983 to 1989 before retiring and moving to Florida, commanded the Salvadoran National Guard in December 1980 when the women were murdered by guardsmen along a rural road outside the capital, San Salvador.
Five guardsmen were convicted of the killings in 1984 and served long jail sentences.
"Justice moves kind of slow in the U.S., but we finally got our mission accomplished," Kazel said. "It was a thing that everybody from the families was waiting for."
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- As Armando Gil departed Havana in 1965, his father's last words to him, whispered in his ear, were: "Under no circumstances are you to return as long as there is communism in Cuba."
Bound for Mexico, then the United States, Gil was not in the United States a full year before he was off to boot camp for the U.S. Navy. Today, he is a retired schoolteacher, self-described "cradle Catholic" active in the Cursillo Movement and proud grandfather in Jacksonville.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES -- Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle of Manila in his Ash Wednesday message appealed for donations to a campaign to raise about $937,000 to feed 40,000 malnourished children.
His message, posted on the archdiocese's website, was reported in media and discussed by priests during Ash Wednesday Masses.
WASHINGTON -- Innovative approaches and working on the ground with the local people are needed to help the world's poor achieve self-sustaining economies, the new president of Catholic Relief Services told the recent national Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington, D.C.
Brian Terrell, 55, arrived in Bahrain on Feb. 10 and remained there as an international human rights observer until he was deported five days later. A Catholic Worker farmer and veteran peace activist, Terrell has participated in human rights delegations to Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel/Palestine, Central America and Chiapas, Mexico.
Bahraini authorities arrested and deported six Americans on Tuesday who say they were in the country as part of a monitoring mission during a security crackdown on the first anniversary of the country's popular uprising.
The Americans activists are members of Witness Bahrain, a newly created U.S. group of civilian observers. All six were arrested in the capital of Manama while accompanying human rights activist Nabeel Rajab during a protest march toward the Pearl Roundabout, the epicenter of last year's anti-government protests that were crushed weeks after they began.
In addition to the six Americans, police arrested dozens of protestors, including women and children, according to Al Wefaq, the country's main political opposition party, which is aligned with Shi'a Islam. Also detained were several human rights activists, among them Rajab, who was later released.
The text message from a lawyer flashed on my phone Sunday: "Tonight at 7 p.m. Defense Panel will hold a presscon at the Club Filipino. Inviting everybody to come for an important announcement."
At a sports club packed with journalists and TV and radio crews, impeached Philippines Chief Justice Renato Corona's nine lawyers interrupted their Sunday evening routine to tell the media they received "very reliable information" that Malacañang, the office of President Benigno Aquino, was offering 100 million pesos ($2.356 million) for projects to every senator who would defy the Supreme Court's temporary restraining order to stop the opening of Corona's dollar accounts.
Attorney Dennis Manalo, reading the Corona defense team's statement at the Feb. 12 press conference in San Juan City, Metro Manila, said the team received information that Aquino's executive secretary, Paquito Ochoa, "acting on behalf of the president was personally phoning the senator-judges to persuade or pressure them to defy the temporary restraining order issued by the Supreme Court in favor of Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank)."


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Home Obituaries Obituaries for the week ending Oct. 1, 2005
Obituaries for the week ending Oct. 1, 2005
Gerald Raymond McIntyre, 66, of La Grande died Sept. 23 at St. Mary Medical Center in Walla Walla. Viewing will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 27 at Daniels Chapel of the Valley, 1502 Seventh St. A celebration of life will begin at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28 at Daniels Chapel with the Rev. Bill Miller of Valley Fellowship officiating. Burial will follow at Grandview Cemetery.
Mr. McIntyre was born July 17, 1939, to Willard and Mildred Schlenbarger McIntyre in Cambridge, Idaho. He graduated from Prineville High School. where he played football and basketball, competed with the track team, and was on the Shrine All-Star Team. He held several school records and was senior class president.
On Dec. 31, 1960, he married Elizabeth Ann Martin in Ashland. He served in the Army from 1962 until 1967. They lived in Prineville until 1970 when they moved to La Grande.
He worked for Boise Cascade until his retirement in January 2000. He was a partner with Gene Stephens in G&G Construction. He was a member of the American Legion and was commander in Prineville for one year.
He was an outdoorsman and enjoyed fly-fishing, camping, hunting, traveling and being with his family. He was known as a jokester.
Survivors include his wife of La Grande; children, Kathy Caldwell and Matthew McIntyre, both of La Grande, and JayDee Pohs of Charlotte, N.C.; six grandchildren; his father-in-law, Leo Martin of Eugene; two sisters-in-law, Leona Graham of North Bend and Sarah Ezell of Eugene; and other relatives. A sister, Leona Harrison, died earlier.
Memorials may be made to the Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Foundation or the American Lung Association in care of Daniels Chapel.
Ellen Arlene Keller, 66, of La Grande died Sept. 24 at her home. Viewing will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday Sept. 28 at Daniels Chapel of the Valley, 1502 Seventh St. A graveside service will begin at 11 a.. Thursday Sept. 29 at Grandview Cemetery with Pastor Steve Kirkeby of Valley Fellowship officiating.
Mrs. Keller was born March 13, 1939, to Bert and Ethel Donavon Herron in La Grande. She graduated from La Grande High School and on July 3, 1958, she married Gary Keller in La Grande. She was a homemaker and a volunteer with the Girl Scouts. She was a member of the Eagles Lodge, and enjoyed playing bingo, gardening, watching stock car races and spending time at the family cabin.
Survivors include her husband of La Grande; children and their spouses, Christy Morrison, John and Becky Keller, and Eric Keller, all of La Grande; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two sisters, Idah McElvain of La Grande and Doris McClareon of Pilot Rock, and other relatives. Four brothers, George, Frank, Jim and Ray Herron all died earlier.
Memorials may be made to a cancer research fund in care of Daniels Chapel.
James Zahm, 82, of Wallowa died Sept. 19 in La Grande. A celebration of life will begin at 3 p.m. Friday Sept. 30 at the family home, 67353 Promise Road in Wallowa. Bollman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Zahm was born June 23, 1923, to Tom and Golda Harkbarth Zahm in Enterprise. He graduated from Enterprise High School and married Mary Louise Weinhard in 1950. He served in the Marine Corps during the World War II, the Korean War and in Vietnam. He retired in 1979 as a chief warrant officer.
He was a skilled craftsman, gunsmith and outdoorsman, and enjoyed golf, trap shooting, bird hunting and raising German shorthair pointers.
Survivors include a daughter, Amy Zahm of Wallowa; and a sister and brother-in-law, Carolyn and Jim Strohm of Enterprise. His wife died earlier.
Memorials may be made to the Elks scholarship fund or the Wallowa Public Library in care of Bollman Funeral Home, 315 W. Main St., Enterprise.
Emery Stuart Oliver, 93, known as the "Meanest Man in Summerville," died Sept. 27 at his home. Viewing will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Daniels Chapel of the Valley. A memorial gathering will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at the Summerville Cemetery chapel.
Mr. Oliver was born March 27, 1912, to Burt M. and Bessie Sanderson Oliver near Dry Creek School in Summerville. He served in the Navy during World War II in eight major battles including Pearl Harbor.
On March 23, 1947, he married Thelma G. Kennedy in Summerville. He was a farmer and served as secretary of the Summerville Cemetery for 50 years.
He was a member of the American Legion, the KCCH Scottish Rite and the Al Kader Shrine, the Odd Fellows, the Eagles and the VFW, and was a past master of the Elgin Masonic Lodge, past patron of the Blue Mountain Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, and served as father adviser for the Rainbow Girls. He served on the school board and the school board budget committee for many years. He was active in all the organizations he belonged to.
Survivors include his wife, Thelma of Summerville; children and their spouses, Ann and Lee Flower of La Grande, Carol Oliver and Charles Meyer of Elgin, and Marilyn and Jim Morasch of Hermiston; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; a sister, Madeline Shore of Hillsboro; and other relatives. Three brothers, Harold, Lawrence and Howard Oliver, a sister, Lema, and two granddaughters all died earlier.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oregon Medical School for Cystic Fibrosis research or the OES Heart Fund in care of Daniels Chapel of the Valley, 1502 Seventh St.
Nancy Lynn Tye, 44, of La Grande and formerly of Enterprise died Sept. 24 after a long illness. A memorial service will begin at 10 a.m. Oct. 8 at Loveland Funeral Chapel, 1508 Fourth St.
Mrs. Tye was born Sept. 10, 1961, to Mary and Frank Gilchrist in Loma Linda, Calif. She attended school in Yucaipa, Calif., and in Prineville. She moved to Enterprise where she worked as the manager of a health-food store and of the Enterprise Elks Lodge. In 1985 she married John Tye of Enterprise. They were later divorced. She moved to Astoria in 2003 and returned to La Grande this summer. She enjoyed reading, collecting interesting rocks, and being with her family.
Survivors include her children, Tamara Nicole Tye of Lewiston, Idaho, John Jerome Tye and Jillian Rae Tye, both of Enterprise; her mother and stepfather, Mary and Bill Rautenstrauch of La Grande; siblings, Matthew and Mark Gilchrist of Michigan, and Deborah Hale of Banning, Calif.; and other relatives. Her father died earlier.
Willard Dale Vernholm, 73, of Baker City and formerly of Enterprise and Elgin died Sept. 25 at a care center. At his request there will be no services. Eastern Oregon Pioneer Crematory is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Vernholm was born Feb. 11, 1932, to Carl Willard and Lois Louetta Middleton Vernholm in York, Neb. He graduated from Corvallis High School, and in 1947, the family moved to New Plymouth, Idaho. At the age of 16, he lied about his age and went to work for the Payette National Forest manning a lookout tower.
On July 2, 1951, he married Josephine Detmer. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for the Payette County road department, and later for the Baker County road department, the Steward & Morrissey Ranch and Simonson's Construction.
He worked for the Wallowa-Whitman and the Umatilla national forests, and lived in Pendleton, Enterprise and Elgin. He retired in 1991 and moved to Richland, then after five years, back to Baker City.
He was a member of the First Lutheran Church, and enjoyed hunting, fishing, woodworking, leather crafts, gardening and yard work.
Survivors include his wife of Baker City; children and their spouses, Steven and Kathy Vernholm of Emmett, Idaho, Gary and Peggy Vernholm of Baker City, and Michael Vernholm of Pendleton; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a sister, Linda Robbins of Baker City; and a brother, Ron Vernholm of Dillon, Mont. An infant daughter, Jody, died earlier.
Memorials may be made to Pathway Hospice, the First Lutheran Church or Community Connections in care of Gray's West & Co., P.O. Box 726, Baker City 97814.
Edith Loveland Scott, 96, of Prineville and formerly of Wallowa died Sept. 14 at Prineville Memorial Hospital. A celebration of life was held today at the Missionary Baptist Church in Prineville. Loveland Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Scott was born July 15, 1909, to Roy and Grace Wisdom Martin in Wallowa. She graduated from Wallowa High School, and attended nursing school in Pendleton. She married Ross Loveland, and after his death she married Tom Scott. He died in 1993.
After she retired from nursing, she worked as a school-bus driver. She was a member of the Lostine Rebekah Lodge, and enjoyed fishing, hunting and traveling.
Survivors include children, Patricia Caraway, of Prineville, and Ross Loveland Jr., of Powell Butte; stepchildren, John Scott of Baker City, and Reda Hughbanks, of Prineville; seven grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; and four step-grandchildren. A son, Ralph Loveland, a stepson, Ben Scott, a brother, Gerald Martin, and a great-grandson, Travis Caraway, all died earlier.
Lota Marion Kelley, 101, of La Grande died Sept. 22 at Grande Ronde Hospital. The funeral will begin at 2 p.m. Oct. 8 at the United Methodist Church, 1612 Fourth St.
Mrs. Kelly was born April 19, 1904, to William Lester and Theda Estelle Howell Pierson in Albion, Idaho. She graduated from La Grande High School and from Western Oregon College, and attended the University of California. She taught school for many years in Hermiston, Adams, Palmer Junction and at Greenwood Elementary School.
On March 27, 1927, she married Cecil D. Kelley, who until his retirement was the owner of La Grande Sand and Gravel in Island City.
She was a member of the United Methodist Church, the Retired Educators Association and the Wesleyan Circle. She enjoyed playing bridge, reading her Bible, daily walks, knitting, crochet, tatting and being with her family and friends.
Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Terry and LaVerta Kelley of Sammamish, Wash.; two granddaughters; and three great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to any charity in care of Loveland Funeral Chapel, 1508 Fourth St.
Beatrice Belle Shaffer, 81, of Elgin died Sept. 27 at Grande Ronde Hospital. The funeral will begin at 2 p.m Friday at the Summerville Cemetery chapel. Daniels Chapel of the Valley is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Shaffer was born Oct. 22, 1923, to Luther Martin and Ellen Belle Bennett Hays in Hagersgrove, Mo. The family moved to Idaho and then to the Grande Ronde Valley. On Aug. 22, 1942, she married Lawrence W. Shaffer in Weiser, Idaho. They settled in Elgin.
She was a member of the local grange and the VFW, and enjoyed gardening, hunting and riding horseback into the high country.
Survivors include children, Larry Lee Shaffer, Jack Lawrence Shaffer and Terry Lyle Shaffer, all of Elgin, and Wynonia Bea Shaffer of La Grande; nine grandchildren; three brothers, Clarence, Benjamin and Charles Hays, all of Elgin; a sister, Bertha Stephens of Kootskie, Idaho; and other relatives. Her husband and a brother, Oliver Hays, died earlier.
John D. Manwell Jr., 48, of La Grande died Sept. 24 on Blalock Mountain near Milton-Freewater. A memorial service will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 1 at the Nazarene Church, 109 18th St., with Pastor Dan Mielke officiating.
Mr. Manwell was born March 16, 1957, to John and Mavis Yetter Manwell in Red Bluff, Calif. He graduated from Red Bluff High School in 1975, and later from Humboldt State University with a degree in forest production. He became the resident forester for Diamond Lands in Lyman Springs, Calif. On October 7, 1989, he married Jann L. Phillips in Somerset, Calif. They moved to Medford, where he worked as a forest engineer for Boise Cascade, and later to La Grande where he was chief unit forester for Boise. In February this year he became the Northeast Oregon regional manager for Forest Capital Partners.
He was a devoted husband and father, and was always involved with his children's activities. He enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, camping, hiking and being with his family. He was a Registered Professional Forester and a member of the Society of American Foresters.
Survivors include his wife and sons Benjamin, Evan and Jacob Manwell all of La Grande; siblings, Malcolm Manwell of Santa Rosa, Calif., Cathie Adams of Spokane, Barbara Manwell of Folsom, Calif., Elizabeth Jackson of Red Bluff, Calif., and Virginia Edwards of Littleton, Colo.; and other relatives. His parents died earlier.
Contributions may be made to his children's education fund through Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main, Milton-Freewater 97862.
Emma Williams, 99, of Union, died Sept. 28 at a local care center. A graveside service will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1 at the Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Williams was born Feb. 26, 1906, to Ed and Margaret Bainbridge Wulf on a farm outside of Union. She had wonderful stories to tell about growing up out, dances attended by families in the area, riding there in winter in a horse-drawn carriage, wrapped in blankets and with hot rocks placed in a blanket near the passengers' feet. She rode horseback to the school in Telecaset. She graduated from Union High School in 1925, where she played on the championship basketball team.
On Oct. 20, 1936, she married Lonnie "Red" Williams. They were engaged for nine years, waiting until he could afford to support a wife. Before her marriage she worked for the Union weekly paper and for the Union Post Office. She enjoyed keeping her little house tidy. Her widowed sister, Lola Hetrick, lived with the couple. Red died in 1978.
Mrs. Williams was a member of the High Valley VFW Auxiliary, the business women's club of Union and the Today Not Tomorrow club. She enjoyed cards and played in the Friendly Pinochle Club and the Lucky 13 Bridge Club. She relied on her friends in Union, Bobbie James and Nell Crosland, especially, through her last years. She always followed the Trailblazers and enjoyed listening to the games.
Survivors include a nephew, Glen Wulf; a niece, Arlene Reimers and other relatives. Three brothers, Irvin, Clifford and Roland Wulf, and a sister, Lola Hetrick, all died earlier.
Memorials may be made to the Union senior meals at the United Methodist Church in care of Daniels Chapel of the Valley, 1502 Seventh St.


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|2 By no means! We died to sin; how can we live in it any longer?
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Idaho is seeing an "alarming" rise in cases of whooping cough or pertussis, according to the state Department of Health & Welfare, and vaccinations are being urgently recommended, particularly with the looming start of school. Idaho's already had 241 cases of whooping cough reported to public health officials in the first six months of 2014, up from 122 in the same time period last year and 129 in 2012, both of which also were high; one Idaho infant already has died of the disease this year. "Whooping cough can be life-threatening for small children and infants," said Mitch Scoggins, program manager for the Idaho Immunization Program. "About half of babies younger than a year old who get the disease need hospitalization. To protect them, their family members and others who have contact with them need to get vaccinated so they don't pass the disease along."
Health & Welfare is recommending that pregnant women and all those who come in contact with young children, including their siblings and other family members, get vaccinated. Click below for the full announcement from Idaho H&W, including recommended timing for children's vaccinations.
North Idaho and eastern Washington share a grim distinction: Both have far higher rates of parents choosing not to immunize their children against childhood disease than either Idaho or Washington as a whole. As a result, health authorities say youngsters in the region are at increased risk for illnesses like whooping cough and measles - in early November, nine North Idaho children were diagnosed with whooping cough, also called pertussis.
"It's a personal choice that does carry consequences, and heavy consequences for some," said Cynthia Taggart, spokeswoman for the Panhandle Health District, which offers low-cost immunizations in all five North Idaho counties. She noted pertussis can be fatal for babies, which is part of the reason that adults who come in contact with babies are advised to get pertussis booster shots.
In the North Idaho Panhandle, 7.4 percent of schoolchildren are exempt from immunization, compared to 3.8 percent statewide. That includes the 6.2 percent of North Idaho children whose parents cited only a personal exemption, rather than religious or medical reasons; compared to 3.2 percent statewide. In Spokane County, 6.4 percent of schoolchildren are exempt from immunization, while in Stevens County, the figure is 15.3 percent and in Pend Oreille County, 15.4 percent. Statewide in Washington, 5.8 percent of children are exempted from immunization, the vast majority by parents citing personal reasons. You can read my full story here from Sunday's Spokesman-Review.
Idaho has seen a sharp uptick in cases of pertussis this year, also known as whooping cough. The disease is most severe for babies, so the state is urging anyone who is around infants to get vaccinated with a pertussis booster vaccine, known as Tdap. "We urge parents, household members, and other caregivers to get vaccinated against this disease, to protect babies," said Dr. Christine Hahn, state epidemiologist. "We know that in many cases, it's the mom, dad, grandparent, or sibling that infects the babies that end up getting so sick. Vaccination of the rest of us remains the best way to protect the most vulnerable persons in our population, who are too young to be fully protected by their immunizations."
Idaho had 77 reported cases of pertussis in the first six months of 2010, compared to 45 during the same time period a year ago. At the same time, California has experienced an epidemic of pertussis that has taken the lives of six babies. Adults who get the disease might not even know they have it; vaccination is considered the best prevention, but Idaho's vaccination rates are among the lowest in the nation. Click here for more info from the state Department of Health & Welfare, and you can read my full story here at spokesman.com.


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Connects Against Crime: Postal Inspectors Warn Against Scams
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (CBS 2/FOX 28) -- To most people, it's a despicable act.
"Scamming people, scamming old people...that's not right," said resident Scott Kaegbein.
Postal Inspector Ron Jewell says unfortunately, it happens all the time.
"Probably on a monthly basis we're getting and interdicting some of these," Jewell said.
His job is to sniff out every scheme. In some cases, it starts with an online job offer.
"With no degree, no CPA, you're the chief finance officer for a company," Jewell said.
These people serve as the middleman, making a few hundred a month to mail out checks to innocent victims.
These victims think they are making a sales transaction for online purchases.
"I just sold my couch on Craigslist for 200 dollars, they sent me this 2500 check, and they want me to send money back," Jewell said, citing an example of one case.
The victims then wire back the money to the middleman, only to find out from their bank that the check is fake, and they are in the red.
It's a scary possibility than angers many we spoke to.
"They need to do something more productive with their lives," resident Debbie Vaske said.
"There's other ways of making money, they can go out and pick up cans or whatever," Kaegbein said.
It's a scam that far too many fall for.
"There's so many different ways that they get a hold of people and start reeling them in," Jewell said.
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The 30,000-member strong New York Farm Bureau has again named Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,I,C-Canandaigua) to its prestigious "Circle of Friends" for the 2011 Legislative Session. The Circle of Friends recognition is one of the highest honors the New York Farm Bureau bestows upon state legislators and this year's designation marks the eleventh time Leader Kolb has received the coveted award.
"Agriculture remains the backbone of New York's economy, generating nearly $5 billion in economic activity, continuing a proud tradition of working the land that has been passed down from generation to generation. Each day, thousands of family farmers are up long before the dawn, working hard to produce high-quality, nutritious and affordable products that feed New York's families and fuel our economy," Leader Kolb said.
"Being named to the New York Farm Bureau's Circle of Friends once is an honor – being recognized for 11 consecutive years is something truly special. I thank New York Farm Bureau President Dean Norton, and all Farm Bureau members, for continuing to recognize my pro-agriculture voting record and advocacy for family farming. I will always stand up, speak out and vote in support of agriculture and our hardworking family farmers," Leader Kolb stated.
Only 93 of the 212 Members of the state Legislature were named to the Farm Bureau's Circle of Friends for the 2011 Legislative Session. Leader Kolb was first named to the Circle of Friends back in 2000, and has been recognized every year since then. Further details on the New York Farm Bureau's Circle of Friends Award are available at its website, www.nyfb.org.
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Eventually maybe we'll have answers to why 64-bit technology and sata raid has been so lagging in support. Our hardware will be outdated before working solutions arrive. Anyone know if there is a 64-bit flash plug-in?
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Nigel Wright won't face charges over his secret payment to Duffy. Duffy himself may have a strong defence. But they're still owed the public's disdain.
Was Camilla's reaction to Wade Lynch's impersonation of the Queen — the steely face and off-with-their-heads look in her eyes — all part of the gag?
The biggest misperception, peddled as a fact by the pro-choicers, is that Canadians possess a constitutional right to abortion, established by the notorious Morgentaler ruling by the Supreme Court in the winter of 1988.
The irony of punishment in Canada is that a person caught with a loaded prohibited firearm faces a three-year mandatory minimum sentence. But someone drunkenly wielding a two-tonne machine — which can be just as deadly as a loaded handgun — can be free to walk the streets the next day
Israel's organ donation laws give transplant priority to patients who have signed their own donor cards.
We shouldn't need minute rules to decide who's eligible to represent Prince Edward Island and who isn't. But without them, politics runs wild.
Some associate summers with people. Me? Places. I don't know if P.E.I. is the most beautiful spot on Earth, but it's up there
A woman in P.E.I. insists she can't make the 40-minute drive to Charlottetown to look for work. Meanwhile, thousands of Irish job-seekers line up for Canadian visas in hopes of even six months of work.
Jesse Kline: Many people take seasonal work in fisheries and other such industries, and rely on government handouts the rest of the year
Romeo Dallaire says the UN could be doing much more to allay the "anarchy" that has retaken the Congo. But that would require will, which would in turn require that the world cared enough.
The more jurisdictions we have experimenting with policy, the better.
A new amalgamated Atlantic province — call it Nova Brunsward — would have more clout within Canada
Three senators including Mike Duffy are agitating for "maritime union", allegedly so the three Atlantic provinces can "leverage" their clout. The senators are probably right in saying that for a combined population of 1.7 million, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are badly overgoverned. That's fewer people than Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver, but […]
A century ago, thousands of PEI residents got rich quick off the newest fashion craze: silver fox pelts.
Surely permission for something as invasive as removing a person's still-beating heart should be held to a higher standard of consent than selecting a cable package.
Canada is the only developed country in the world with no abortion law. This political vacuum suits liberals and libertarians, but discomfits many other Canadians. Since the issue is being strenuously ignored at the highest levels of government (witness the Conservatives' horror at a recent private-member's bill arising from their own caucus), we must look […]
A question of loyalty Can we trust a man with two passports to bomb Iran to smithereens? The Ottawa Citizen's Dan Gardner is a bit alarmed by Stephen Harper's recent claim that if Iran ever acquires nuclear weapons, it will surely use them. It's possible, of course; but it's also entirely possible that Iran is […]
Religious extremists often frighten me, offend me, disgust me. But in terms of provoking irritation, none compare to the militantly godless. Islamists, Pentecostals and Chassidim can at least claim to be following divine commands (as they hear them). But self-righetous atheists — I'm talking about the won't-shut-up-about-it, dinner-party-ruining kind — have no such excuse. They […]
Charlottetown is about four hours from Halifax or Fredericton by road. A return bus ticket costs $108. Some 140 Prince Edward Island women took those trips last year to terminate their pregnancies — as the National Post reported this week — in Halifax, on the province's dime, if they have a referral from two doctors; […]
WEEKEND ROUNDUP In search of the "greater good" "That we must always be vigilant against [childhood sexual abuse] ought to go without saying," David Warren argues in the Ottawa Citizen, but, he says, we'll never stop it from happening. "Children have been, are, and will be molested in schools, at athletic events, in summer camps, by babysitters, and even […]


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Posted 16 January 2013 - 04:49 AM
My dietician in the celiac clinic has me drinking bone broth throughout the day to promote healing. I make big pots of it and drink it like tea.
From the beginning of the chicken broth, i have felt weird. A little sick to my stomach, bloated and just weird. To the point where I force myself to drink it.
Is there a possibility there is something injjected into chicken parts? I used a whole chicken and 6lbs of wings. I think the chicken was natural....but not the wings.. Which I have eaten before, not in broth, but never had a problem.
Any idea?
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Try making your bone broth with turkey and see how you feel.
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Soy free Nov/10
numerous additional intolerances,, i.e. If it tries to kill me I do not eat it .
After 40+ years of misdiagnoses I was diagnosed with:
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Osteoporosis before age 50
Hashimoto's thyroiditis disease .
Diagnosed type 2 Diabetes
Gilbert's Syndrome , confirmed by gene testing
Posted 16 January 2013 - 04:45 PM
I was allergic to chicken and about 40plus other foods when celiacs took hold and brought me to my knees. I have been battling with 2 consecutive glutenings that seem to level me for 5 weeks. So if my chicken sensitivity comes back, that would not surprise me.
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Since migrating our installation of SIMS.net to a new server recently, users have complained of very slow response when loading up the document server.
Specifically when clicking Reports > Run Report, there is a delay of exactly 2 minutes 6 seconds before showing the list of reports.
During this time, Sims.net application is not responsive.
- Tested on server: no delay at all
- Tested on three clients: exactly 2m 6s delay on all of them
Whilst testing I've done the following:
- switched-off on-access scanning (antivirus) on both client and server
- ended all non-critical processes / stopped services
- run three concurrent file transfers across the network to client using Robocopy to see if this affected this delay - it did not
- run Filemon / Procmon to attempt to determine what might be causing this
None of the above affect that 2m 6s delay when clicking Reports > Run Report.
- Server: Win 2008 Std 32bit
- Clients: Win XP SP3 32bit
- Sims.net version currently 7.142 (Autumn 2011 I think)
This wasn't an issue before I migrated the server installation to my new Win 2008 instance and re-installed doc server.
Rather than posting results of my Filemon traces here, can anyone help given the above info?
I haven't re-installed Sims.net on the clients yet...
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Fort Worth's response to the Rainbow Lounge raid has earned the city recognition from Out & Equal Workplace Advocates, the national organization dedicated to ending workplace discrimination for LGBT people.
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The Significant Achievement Award, along with group's other annual honors known as the "Outies," will be presented during the 2011 Out & Equal Workplace Summit, which happens to be in Dallas this year from Oct. 25-28.
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worth it!I would give this 10+ if I could. All the "wow" reviews you read are true. This makes your skin feel so clean, soft and smooth. Love the tiny scrubbing crystals in step 1 and the warming foam in step 2. I'll definitely keep buying this. — 6 years, 11 months agoTrlk72 | 12 reviews
favorite exfoliantwhat i love about this peel is that it GENTLY exfoliates - the other exfoliants i've tried aggravate/irritate my acne and sometimes makes my skin bleed but philosophy's microdelivery peel is so gentle on the skin but still properly exfoliates your skin. — 6 years, 9 months agoparks906 | 2 reviews
Smooth SkinThis is one of my favorite products. I live in cold weather central...winter can be brutal on skin. This product exfoiliates without being too harsh. Apply a great moisturizer after this treatment and your skin will be soft and smooth for days. — 6 years, 9 months agowisconsin_girl | 9 reviews
vit c microdelivery peelThis is my favorite product,It makes my skin like a baby's behind.It exfoliates really well.Love, Love,Love! — 6 years, 9 months agosetfree | 4 reviews
Gentle yet efficientMy sister-in-law had me try this and I fell in love with it. Step 1 - the scrub - the texture is very fine. I have used the Origins Modern Friction where it feels like you might be doing some damage to your skin but Philosophy's peel feels gentle. Step 2 - is a warming gel that slightly foams the mask. After you wash it off, your skin feels really soft. — 6 years, 11 months agoyukster | 9 reviews
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Ryan Giggs is starting his stint as interim Manchester United manager by urging his players to entertain the fans who have endured a miserable season.
The 40-year-old midfielder was put in charge on Tuesday when David Moyes� reign ended after 10 months with the defending champions in seventh place in the Premier League.
Speaking publicly for the first time since his temporary appointment, Giggs provided an insight into what he has told the squad ahead of Saturday�s match against Norwich at Old Trafford.
�I trust you and I know what you�re capable of and go out there and show it on Saturday and give the fans something to shout about,� Giggs said Friday. �Entertain them, score goals, make tackles, play with speed, play with tempo.�
Giggs is only expected to manage the team for the remaining four matches of the season before a more experienced successor to Moyes is appointed.
�It has been a difficult week for the club and it�s been a bit of a whirlwind week for me but one I�ve enjoyed,� Giggs said. �It has been different, chaotic and I�ve been getting a little taste.�
Giggs came through the youth ranks at Old Trafford and was part of the famed �Class of 92� youth team that helped contribute to so much of the club�s success.
�I�ve had to take a bit of stick (from the players),� Giggs said. �Things like, �Where are you going to park? What do we call you?�
�The players have been great and the reaction in training has been sharp. I�ve just tried to make things relaxed and for everyone to enjoy themselves ... let�s have a good end to what has been a frustrating and disappointing season.�
The club�s most decorated player, who has made 962 appearances, is still in the squad and could pick himself to play against Norwich.
�I�ve just given myself a five-year contract,� Giggs joked. �I haven�t done much this week but am still involved as a player as well.�
Giggs is being assisted by former teammates Phil Neville, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes as he tries to stabilise a team in turmoil.
�It�s the proudest moment of my life,� Giggs said. �I�ve supported Manchester United all my life. I�m proud, happy, a little nervous but just like I am as a player I can�t wait for the game on Saturday.�


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I am always on the lookout for new yield opportunities. The continued low interest environment means an income investor needs to look far and wide for nice income payouts at reasonable prices. I personally like Limited and Master Limited Partnerships in the energy space as I believe we are in the early innings of a massive energy production ramp up domestically. I also think Utilities are overpriced here and these entities should outperform the traditional utility sector for yield and growth. Recently I came across PetroLogistics LP (NYSE:PDH) which offers a solid yield and has quite a few positive comments from analysts recently.
Recent Positives for PDH
- Citigroup upgraded the shares to "Buy" on sustainable Propane-to-Propylene spreads. It also raised its price target from $14 to $17 a share.
- Stifel Nicolaus also upgraded the shares in early January from "Hold" to "Buy".
- Dahlman Rose came out in mid-December stating to buy on any stock weakness.
- Consensus earnings estimates for FY2013 have gone up a dime a share in the last month.
PetroLogistics LP owns and operates propane dehydrogenation facility that processes propane into propylene in North America.
4 reasons PDH makes sense as an income play at under $15 a share:
- PDH yields almost six percent (5.9%) and distribution payments should increase in 2013 if the company hits the earnings targets analysts currently have for it.
- The company broke even in 2011, but is on track for approximately 90 cents a share of profit in 2012. Analysts have just under $1.40 a share in earnings projected for FY2013.
- Since it came public in May, insiders have not sold a share. The stock is also under its IPO price of around $17 a share.
- The company has a moderate amount of debt (less than 15% of market capitalization). The stock is also reasonably priced (less than 11x forward earnings) for a six percent yielder.


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It's a Dud. Not a good program, and the weather is not cooperating.Unfortunately for those who came out, spending time and effort to see a skinny version of what has been.Maybe tomorrow they will spice it up.
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We think the stock is cheap because Wall Street is concerned about gross margins and inflation's effect on the top-line, and is afraid of Wal-Mart's (WMT) recent entry into pet food. Just last month, private equity firm KKR signed a deal to acquire Pets at Home, a U.K.-based pet-supply retailer, for over 13 times EV/EBITDA. PetSmart's forward EV/EBITDA trading multiple is under 6 times.
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And, while most of its competitors are trying to raise cash and just survive, Avatar is acquiring real estate at significant discounts to its intrinsic value. Avatar purchased the gated retirement community Seasons at Tradition in Port St. Lucie, Florida, which has over 300 acres and includes over 1,000 lots with varying degrees of completion. It was originally owned by the now-bankrupt Levitt and Sons. When the development was acquired by the lender, Levitt still owed $86 million in mortgage loans on the property. Avatar acquired the property from the lender in September 2009 for only $7.3 million.What is your favorite sector? Shircliff: We are bottom-up investors, meaning we build a diversified portfolio one company at a time. Our focus is typically at the company level, not the broader industry or sector. That being said, certain sectors often present a more compelling universe of opportunities. Currently, we are overweight in consumer staples. The sector is typically defensive in nature, but we've found many companies that have sustainable business models, generate consistent cash flows and have strong shareholder-oriented management teams. These are firms trading at discounted multiples and can prosper in good times and bad.
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