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Occupy Wall Street: qualified approval in poll
Nearly 60 percent of Americans "completely" or "mostly agree" with what they perceive to be goals of anti-Wall Street protests that have swept the country, according to a new national survey. The poll was done by Princeton Survey Research Associates for the National Journal, and shows the extent to which demonstrations have pricked the public's […] [Read More]
Obama in poll: Another slow climb
A poll is a snapshot in time, but President Obama is slowly back on the upswing in weekly public pulse-taking by Public Policy Polling: Earlier this year, PPP was ahead of the curve on Obama's falling approval. The president has, in two weeks, climbed from a 41-54 percent negative job approval rating to a better, […] [Read More]
Poll: Obama beats Romney, GOP in Michigan
A new SurveyUSA poll shows President Barack Obama looking good in Michigan. The sampling found Obama beating all his potential 2012 GOP rivals. He was ahead of Mitt Romney 50-39, Rick Perry 53-32, Herman Cain 53-32, Newt Gingrich 54-31, Ron Paul 52-34 and Michele Bachmann 56-30. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, grew up in Michigan […] [Read More]
Rapid shifts in GOP race: Cain leads new poll
Former Godfather's Pizza boss Herman Cain has taken a narrow lead over ex-Gov. Mitt Romney in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll of Republican primary voters. The poll shows Cain with a 27-23 percent lead over Romney, with Texas Gov. Rick Perry in third place at 16 percent. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas takes […] [Read More]
Thumbs up for Occupy Wall Street: poll
A plurality of Americans approve of the Occupy Wall Street protests that have set up tents and filled streets from lower Manhattan in New York to Westlake Park in Seattle, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll. [Read More]
Religious group poll: Opposition to gay marriage in state wanes
The Seattle Times reports on a poll conducted for the religious conservative group Faith and Freedom Network that shows that less than 50 percent of state voters oppose gay marriage. The telephone survey of 408 registered voters, conducted for Faith and Freedom by Elway Research, asked respondents: "Do you support legalizing homosexual marriage in Washington […] [Read More]
Poll records an Obama uptick
President Obama is pulling out of the "polldrums" according to one national opinion poll with a record of predicting downward movements in the President's popularity. [Read More]
Poll: Obama, Romney tied in North Carolina
Despite low popularity and continued national economic distress, President Barack Obama is putting up relatively decent polling numbers against 2012 GOP rivals in the key state of North Carolina. The latest Public Policy Polling survey shows: [Read More]
Congress' approval at all-time low: poll
Just 14 percent of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing, with Republicans, Democrats and Independence all giving a thumbs-down to Capitol Hill, according to the new ABC News/Washington Post poll. Sixty-two percent of those surveyed "strongly" disapprove of lawmakers' performance, with 20 percent saying they "somewhat" disapprove. Just 3 percent "strongly approve" of […] [Read More]
Poll: Romney beats Obama
Mitt Romney, whose path to the 2012 GOP presidential nomination got easier with the news that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie won't enter race, leads President Barack Obama in a new national poll. The sampling of 2,118 registered voters by Quinnipiac found Romney at 46 percent and Obama at 42 percent. It was taken Sept. […] [Read More]
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7. "Swim the Fly" by Don Calame (Candlewick; 352 pages; $16.99)
Matt, Sean and Coop work on this year's summer project: to see a real, live naked woman before the summer's out. This title is laugh-out-loud funny, if you don't mind the crude guy humor and sexual innuendo.
8. "Dash & Lily's Book of Dares" by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn (Ember; 272 pages; $8.99)
The authors of "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" team up again to write this book about two quirky, intellectual teens who meet through a note left in an obscure book at a used bookstore in New York. Why I like it? The characters are interesting and fun in a way I'd like to be.
9. "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman (Speak; 272 pages; $8.99)
Should Mia go to college at Juilliard or stay home in Seattle with the boyfriend she loves? That's the most important decision in MIA's life, until the accident that kills her parents leaves her in a coma. (And what about her little brother?) Now she must decide if she should stay or go, or if life is really worth living without the most important people in your life. Forman draws you emotionally into the book almost from the first page. By the time you get to the accident, only 20 or 30 pages into the book, you already love her parents and mourn them. You'll cry, but it's totally worth it.
10. "The Scorpio Races" by Maggie Stiefvater (Scholastic; 416 pages; $17.99)
Every November when the capaill uisce — violent, bloodthirsty water horses — come ashore, the island of Thisby holds the Scorpio Races. Sean and Puck both have a lot riding on the dangerous race, which they both will be competing in this year. This is supernatural fiction, set in current times, but it has a very different feel from the majority of what's out there.

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I have been reading, with great interest, all of the threads of wisdom posted here. I look forward to learning alot from ya'll.
I am new to the CCW world. I own two handguns, but don't carry as of yet. I plan on taking the training and getting my permit as soon as I can. I have many questions about CCW, which I sure the training and this forum will clear up.
Is there somewhere on this forum where I can learn more about New Mexico CCW laws? I get the feeling that my state may be one of the more restrictive toward concealed carry. I was reading about the Wally World tradition, and one poster indicated that I can't partake of that "baptism" here in NM. Anyway, would appreciate a lead on where I can find straight-forward info on NM CCW.


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Oncothyreon Announces Presentation Of Final Results From Phase 1 Trial Of ONT-380
SEATTLE, WA, Oct. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Oncothyreon Inc. (NASDAQ: ONTY) today announced the presentation of final results from the first Phase 1 trial of ONT-380 at the American Association for Cancer Research Special Conference on Advances in Breast Cancer Research in San Diego. The results were presented by Virginia F. Borges, M.D., Associate Professor in the Division of Medical Oncology, University of Colorado School of Medicine. ONT-380 (also known as ARRY-380) is an orally active, reversible and selective small-molecule HER2 inhibitor being developed by Oncothyreon in collaboration with Array BioPharma Inc. (Nasdaq: ARRY), Boulder, Colorado.
The first-in-human Phase 1 trial, with both dose-escalation and expansion components, enrolled a total of 50 patients, 43 of whom had HER2+ metastatic breast cancer. In this study, ONT-380 demonstrated an acceptable safety profile; treatment-related adverse events were primarily Grade 1. Because ONT-380 is selective for HER2 and does not inhibit EGFR, there was a low incidence and severity of treatment-related diarrhea, rash and fatigue, side effects which have been associated with EGFR inhibition. A single patient experienced Grade 2 treatment-related diarrhea and no patient developed treatment-related Grade 3 diarrhea; one patient had a Grade 3 rash. Additionally, there were no treatment-related cardiac events or Grade 4 treatment-related adverse events reported. The maximum tolerated dose of ONT-380 established in this Phase 1 trial was 600 mg twice daily. The dose-limiting toxicity was reversible elevation in liver enzymes.
In this trial, 22 HER2+ breast cancer patients with measurable disease were treated with ONT-380 at doses greater than or equal to 600 mg BID. In this heavily pretreated patient population, there was a clinical benefit rate (partial response [n = 3] plus stable disease for at least 6 months [n = 3]) of 27%. Notably, two of the patients with partial responses during treatment with ONT-380 had confirmed progressions while on prior lapatinib- and trastuzumab-containing regimens.
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Resellers can't change clients websites IP
I am using OpenSuse 11.1 with ISPConfig 188.8.131.52.
Since ISPConfig version 3 I can't let * as IP for websites. To make it work I have to select the server's IP for each website.
The problem is, I can do that as admin or as client but I can't do it with a reseller account (it only shows *).
Second problem maybe linked to the first ?
After having applied the latests updates, my resellers see their clients but when going to website creation or clicking on the client's website the client listbox only shows the reseller name and one client's name.
Hope someone can help.
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This week-long program of activities provides fun and new experiences for the Cub Scouts. The daily program is centered on Cub Scout Achievements and Electives as they relate to the outdoors. Included in the cost of day camp is all necessary supplies for crafts and activities! All boys will receive a free camp T-shirt and hat upon arrival at camp. Your scout will need to bring his lunch everyday
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This review is from: Nikon COOLPIX L820 26402 Black 16 MP 30X Optical Zoom Digital Camera
Pros: Very high quality pictures, easy to use, flash does not tend to wash out subject.
Cons: Somewhat long startup time makes it hard to capture fleeting moments. Low-light performance could be better.
Other Thoughts: Overall, great camera for the price.
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Pros: Would've been a good camera if not be taken out of box before I received and someone handled it.
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Spirit Mountain, Skating Rink Closed Due To Cold
Extremely cold weather forced the closure of Duluth's Spirit Mountain ski area on Sunday and prompted wind chill warnings and advisories throughout the state.
Duluth Bridge Closed After Erosion Discovered
Part of Interstate 35 in downtown Duluth is closed Tuesday because of erosion on a bridge. The deterioration is on a piling that supports a bridge on the southbound lanes of the Interstate. Those lanes will be closed for at least a week while repairs are made.
After Heidi's Surprise Closing, Workers Still Seek $24,000 In Wages
Employees at a popular Uptown restaurant say they want money they worked hard for. Customers, and even some employees, showed up to Heidi's in Minneapolis a week ago to find a sign notifying them the restaurant was closed.
Amid Gov't Shutdown, What's Open And What's Not For Vets?
While the shutdown lingers across the nation, local veterans affairs offices are off-limits to the public. "Veterans obviously are wondering, 'Where do I go?' It's continuous," Tom Hanson said.
After 100 Years Of Business, Linder's Closes Its Doors
For 100 years, gardeners have gone there for everything from seed to soil. But the venerable business will now close its doors.
Gov't Shutdown Impacting MN Social Security Offices
The shutdown is having a real impact here in Minnesota, especially if you've tried to get a Social Security card.
31 Wading Pools Stay Open Until Sept. 9
Because summer won't let up, 31 Minneapolis wading pools won't close until Sunday, Sept. 8. About 30 wading pools located on or adjacent to Minneapolis Public School property closed on Aug. 26, on the first day of school. Beaches remain open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Swim docks at Nokomis, Calhoun and Harriet lakes have been removed.
Heat Wave Closes Dozens Of Mpls. Schools For Rest Of The Week
Classes are canceled for the rest of the week at 27 schools in Minneapolis. High humidity and sweltering temps, combined with some buildings lacking air conditioning has canceled class on Thursday and Friday at more than two dozen schools, which will then resume class on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Students will not need to make up the canceled days.
Traffic Alert: Hwy 13 Bridge Over 35W Staying Closed
The Highway 13 bridge over I-35W in Burnsville was supposed to be closed this weekend but it'll now stay closed until crews can ensure its safe. That'll put a kink in south metro traffic to begin the work week. The bridge was just having scheduled painting done, but crews noticed some damage and MnDOT decided to repair it.
Weekend Road Construction Could Cripple Metro Traffic
MnDOT's urging drivers to plan ahead this weekend due to several road construction projects around the metro. Highway projects include work on Highway 10 between West Main Street/Greenhaven Road and Seventh Avenue.
Plenty Of Highway Closures For This Weekend
It appears we are right smack dab in the middle of our least favorite season in Minnesota — construction. As such, a number of road construction projects will tangle up traffic through the weekend.
St. Paul Demolishing The Dangerous & Quirky Neighborhood 'Art Park'
There's a tiny little park in St. Paul that the neighbors seem to like. The problem is the city just found out about it. Now the so-called Peoples' Art Park on Wells Street will be demolished as the city said some of the walls and sculptures are dangerous.
State Patrol Investigating Serious Crash At 35W & CR 10
The State Patrol is investigating a serious crash at 35W and County Road 10 Thursday afternoon.
The ramp to northbound 35W and County Road 10 was closed in Mounds View, creating a backup of more than five miles after a rollover accident ejected a 17-year-old from St. Paul. The condition of the teenager isn't known.
Skyway Businesses Shuttering, Point Blame Toward Food Trucks
In the past 2 1/2 weeks, three skyway businesses have closed and a fourth is scheduled to announce it will be closing Friday. Business owners said they had no choice but to close after losing business to the food trucks that line Marquette Avenue one story below.
MnDOT: Sinkhole Has Highway 10 Partially Closed
An Elk River sinkhole has the left lane of westbound Highway 10, just east of Main Street, closed, MnDOT said. Crews are working and the lane is expected to re-open by 4 p.m. Friday as the pavement needs more time to set because of the hot weather.


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With more than half a million people, the Sixth District continues to be a vibrant, family-oriented community. Our hardworking communities are home to industries as diverse as green chemistry and commercial fishing. Congressman Tierney takes great pride in knowing that members of the community care for the well-being of fellow citizens, with more than one in five workers employed in education, health and social services, according to the most recent available data. In addition, the Sixth District continues its proud manufacturing tradition to this day, with nearly 50,000 manufacturing jobs. For more demographic information on the Sixth District, please visit the Census' American Factfinder website.
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My computer seems to have some cool pre-installed software... but things are not always as they seem...
While Uninstalling programs I noticed a few listed programs I wanted to check out. But when I searched for them in the start menu, they do not appear. These are some of those programs-.
I would really like to see PowerDirector, which I assume is a trial for a video editing software.
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Not every installed program goes into the Start Menu. PowerDirector is a part of Cyberlink PowerDVD. I don't know what it's for, but open the Start Menu and type "PowerDirector". If that fails, then look for it in Cyberlink's program files folder.
The same goes for HP Odometer, only I don't know if you'll be able to open this from the Start Menu search. You may need to hunt it down by looking in both Program Files folders and other folders at the root of C:\.
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This Antique Rust Metal Wall Pediment with Fleur-De-Lis features eloquent lines making it perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your wall decor. Hang it above a shelf to unify or above a treasured piece of art to add height and visual appeal.
Measurements: 32" wide x 10 1/2" tall
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We bought 5 of these to go over a row of windows in the family room. They tie in nicely to our Mediterranian kitchen theme "Old World" look. They don't have any hangers, but there's lots of places on them to grab a screw or nail. The 2 Fleur-De-Lis oppose each other, so this could go on the wall as pictured, or flipped upside down. It's flat on the back, and lays on the wall nicely.
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Not a fan of Chuy's. Limited selection on the menu. If you want to go to a restaurant for chips and queso only, try Kirby Lane, which has probably 5 times as many choices as the pathetic menu at Chuy's. Chips are sitting out there all day, usually some flies buzzing about. The rice isn't very good, neither are the enchiladas. Fajita thing I had was average at best. I can't believe people really like this place.
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New data from the government shows the revamped federal health care website is picking up steam.
Government officials say 29,000 Americans used the site to enroll for insurance over the past two days.
That number is higher than it was for the entire month of October, suggesting some of the early issues with the site have been corrected.
However, according to a new Gallup Poll, the president still has his work cut out for him when it comes to selling the new law.
In the poll, more than a quarter of uninsured Americans said they would prefer to pay the Affordable Care Act's $95 fine rather than get insured.
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I'm taking part in the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes, along with hundreds of riders from around the world, to raise money for JDRF, the leading global organization funding type 1 diabetes (T1D) research.
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5 en octubre 28, 2014
My daughter and I had a delightful stay. The room was lovely and we were greeted with smiles and warm cookies! Everything was comfortable, quiet and wonderful. I wish we could have stayed longer and can't wait to return. Breakfast was sooo good.
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Thank you so much for the kind words. The innkeepers told me you had a great time. And aren't those signature cookies the best? We look forward to seeing you again in the near future.
4,6 en julio 15, 2014
My husband and I were in Apex for a barbecue competition and didn't want to stay in a motel. The Country Garden Inn was just right. Our room was beautiful and the pond was a great place to unwind after a hot day in town. The swan was an unexpected treat; very relaxing to sit in the swing and watch. Our breakfasts were especially good! And our hosts were so welcoming. If we return to this competition again, we know where we will stay!
5 en junio 04, 2014
My husband and I will never stay in another hotel in the Raleigh area as long as there is a room available at the B&B Country Garden Inn. From the first phone call, I knew I had met a new friend. They went above and beyond in accommodating our requests. We were genuinely welcomed upon our arrival and settled into our room with perfect hospitality. Our room was clean, nostalgic and spacious. There were freshly baked cookies on the desk. And the bed was so comfortable, I almost didn't get up for breakfast in the morning. Breakfast was served in the sun room... the presentation was beautiful, the taste was exceptional, and to top it all off the service was outstanding. We really felt at home and wished that we didn't have a full day time schedule while we were there so we could spend more time at the Inn. Looking forward to our next visit!!
5 en mayo 18, 2012
We had a great time and found plenty to do in the surrounding area. The room was more than we expected and was really quiet and afforded us a great nights sleep. I really enjoyed our little getaway and it was just what we needed.
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We stayed here for a few days and really enjoyed watch one. the place itself was beautiful and surrounded by pretty views. we cant wait to return.
4,8 en mayo 02, 2012
I really did have a great stay at this Inn. My room was very nice, as well as comfortable. The location was great and I loved the surrounding grounds. I will stay here again if my travels bring me back to the area.
5 en abril 23, 2012
This pace was better than we had hoped for with great accommodations. The grounds are well taken care of and the place is very quaint. The beds are super comfortable and the rooms are about as nice as you could want.
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Our stay was very lovely and peaceful. we enjoyed exploring the surrounding area and had a good time here. The rooms are better than we expected an the garden and grounds re beautiful.
5 en marzo 29, 2012
This was our first time at a B&B and we were so glad we tried it. IT has a much more personal feeling than a hotel or motel. we loved how quaint and peaceful the place and surrounding are were.
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We called country gardens home for a few days last month to get awya nd have a little time to relax. It was a great place for that and the inn keeper there was very sweet and helpful. Overall I loved it.
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Must Owner Reveal Lexus Engine Noise To Buyer?
Some days The Bottom Line is mediator, counselor or one-man help desk. Today, TBL is resident ethicist.
Lester Baum, of Ellington, says he's ready to sell a Lexus ES 350 he bought new in 2007 from an area dealer but he's concerned about a noise coming from the engine.
"At 60,000 miles," he says, "I brought the car to (the dealer) for a transmission oil change. At that time I reported an unusual noise emanating from the engine. Their service man said he could not hear the noise. The noise persisted and I returned the car for a second time. They still couldn't hear it."
So Baum brought it back a third time and left it for four days. "I asked them to drive it until they could hear the noise," he says.
They never heard the noise.
His friends and family have heard it. A local mechanic heard it, too, but could not diagnose it.
Now Baum is left with a Lexus with 88,000 miles he wants to sell and this ethical quandary: "I would like to purchase a new car and am reluctant to do so without being honest about the problem with this car. I am completely frustrated and am seeking help from any and all."
The easiest, clean-conscience choice is to use the noisemaker as a trade-in if Baum buys a car from the original dealer. Let the dealer worry about ethical choices. But Baum no doubt wants to maximize the return on his little noisemaker by selling it privately. So, then, if he reveals the noise to a prospective buyer, how much will it devalue the car? He'll never know until the negotiations start.
So let's concentrate on the noise.
"It appears there is nothing wrong with the car except that there is a noise," says Phil Reed, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com, the buying guide that lists prices on new and used cars. "Over 20,000 miles it has persisted but not gotten worse. You've done all you can do to resolve the problem."
Connecticut, in 1982, became the first state with a Lemon Law protecting owners of new cars gone bad. But it's still "anything goes" with private-car sales.
This is the state's regulations, from the Department of Motor Vehicles: "If you sell a used vehicle in Connecticut, it is sold 'as is,' with no warranty or guarantee of any type. Once you complete the title transfer and create a bill of sale, the vehicle belongs to the new owner and you have no obligation."
So, private sellers, there's no legal protection. If Baum reveals the noise, most prospective buyers would want to know more.
"The vehicle would have to be examined by an auto technician," says Charles Cyrill of NADA Guides, another resource for book value and prices of new and used cars.
For any used-car buyer, even when shopping at a dealership, that's always a good idea. Let a pro look at it. In some unusual cases, such as Baum's, the seller might even encourage it.
"If (Baum sells) the car to a private party," Reed said, "you can show them the car, invite them to take it to a mechanic and give them your folder of documentation about all the service visits — which would show the visits to the dealer in an attempt to resolve the issue.
"If the interested buyer hears the noise and asks you about it, you can describe what you have done. The problem with noises and very borderline issues is that it is hard to know where to draw the line."
Baum now says when he begins his search for a new car, he'll probably ask the dealer to take the Lexus as a trade-in. "They're the ones who will have to be told about the noise," he says.
Then it becomes their ethical dilemma.
The bottom line: Satisfy your conscience. Tell any prospective buyer about the noise, even though there's no legal obligation.
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ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) -- A 71-year-old Anderson Township man is charged with molesting two eight-year-old girls. Charles Martin was arraigned Wednesday on charges of rape and gross sexual imposition.
The girls say Martin asked them to touch his genitals and showed them pornographic movies at his home on Tonopah Drive. They also told their parents and sheriff's investigators that he touched them inappropriately.
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the reason that paper beats rock, is because the paper suffocates the rock. the paper comes in from the front, rather than the back (like in this pic).
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Rapid Reaction: Cowboys 16, Bucs 10
September, 23, 2012
By Calvin Watkins | ESPN.com
ARLINGTON, Texas -- The offense still has issues. The offensive line is shoddy. The starting safeties are hurt. But it doesn't matter because the Cowboys won Sunday afternoon, beating Tampa Bay 16-10 in the home opener at Cowboys Stadium.
Tony Romo was beaten up by the Tampa Bay pass rush but two key fourth quarter plays, a 45-yard punt return by Dez Bryant and a sack by DeMarcus Ware on a third-and-4 late in the fourth quarter, sealed the game.
Still, the Cowboys (2-1) have to perform much better if they're expected to compete at an elite level.
What it means: After the Cowboys knocked off the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants in the opener, they put up a stinker in Seattle. Now, they fooled around with Tampa Bay for four quarters and survived. This tells us the Cowboys, as we said last week, are not ready to move up to an elite level in this league. Yes, they won the game, but can't believe the Cowboys can beat elite teams by playing like this.
Witten's bad day: Jason Witten dropped three passes Sunday. He's got an NFL-high six drops on the season, and he was penalized twice for false starts. When his day ended, the Cowboys' tight end finished with just two catches for 8 yards. This is one of the worst stretches for Witten since the 2008 season. During a five-game stretch that season, he had four catches for 53 yards and no touchdowns. This season, Witten has just eight catches for 76 yards and no touchdowns. He hasn't scored since Nov. 20 at Washington. Is this the beginning of the end for Witten? He is coming off a spleen injury that didn't cost him any regular-season games, and he said on Friday he's healthy.
Church injured: The Cowboys lost safety Barry Church to a right leg injury that appeared serious. Church suffered the injury with 7:31 to play in the third quarter, and he was replaced by Mana Silva. Several Cowboys players were tapping Church on the shoulder pads and offering him words of encouragement after he went out. Miles Austin also suffered an injury, to his ribs, but he returned and ended the day with five catches for 107 yards. Left guard Nate Livings left with a hand injury in the first quarter but returned and didn't have any more issues. With Church out, Cowboys were left without their starting safeties. Gerald Sensabaugh didn't play because of a calf injury.
False start penalties: The Cowboys were riddled with false start penalties. Right tackle Doug Free was flagged three times and Witten twice. Left tackle Tyron Smith was also called for one. Free also was penalized for a false start. The false start penalties could be attributed to center Ryan Cook and the cadence with quarterback Tony Romo or a lack of concentration.
Austin outplays Jackson: The two big-play threats from a receiving standpoint, Miles Austin and Vincent Jackson, had opposing performances. Austin finished with five catches for 107 yards, his 12th 100-yard receiving game of his career. Jackson, the deep-play threat for Tampa Bay, had one catch for 29 yards, that one coming in the fourth quarter.
What's next?: The banged-up Cowboys will face the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. Among the missing starters: nose tackle Jay Ratliff (ankle), center Phil Costa (back), safeties Gerald Sensabaugh (calf) and Barry Church (right leg).
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I hope Juugo will "surprise" sasuke and damage him some. It would be lame if juugo released his cursed seal form in the next chapter that would make the confrontation feel "rushed".
I hope Juugo will "surprise" sasuke and damage him some. It would be lame if juugo released his cursed seal form in the next chapter that would make the confrontation feel "rushed".
ok chapter imo.
Juugo's just awesome. "Jackpot, you're dead!" Oh man do I love that guy. Sasuke's team is way better than Naruto's, way cooler ppl imho.
Cool chapter btw. Would have been even better if we had actually seen the fight between the noob-"Curse Seal"-users and team Sasuke, but ohh well, you can't have everything.
Suigetsu is the man, always making snide comments.
noob-"Curse Seal"-users = Sound Four
Great chap..finally see Karin in action and Naruto's rxn to Orochi's absorbtion completely expected. lookslike Naruto's arm is healed, so I wonder what his next training will be...well, back to Konoha next chap maybe.
so what was Karin's ability again?
looked like somesort of byakugan technique......the same used by the Konoha Elders in the filler episodes
as expected by looking at all the other female members ....Karin looks the weakest of the team
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Well, she seems to be the brainiac, more or less the team looks like this compared to cell 7
Sasuke=sasuke, Karin=sakura, suigetsu=naruto....in the sense that he's kinda dumb....like not noticing that karin had gotten sasuke earlier....but he really doesn't fit,....
Hold on the ricochet- Oh I'm too late, huh?
^I think thats reading a little too far in. Karin seems like she has a better sense of perception than Sasuke, but even she doesn't really know what Sasuke's up to, and theres mutual hatred with Suigetsu.
Well, it seems that sasuke trusts suigetsu more than karin, and karin has a crush on him (or so it seems), and its just that suigetsu just barely fits in.....he is somewhat stupid but he isn't really optimistic and is kinda evil....
Also, the mutual hatred thing onli really goes for suigetsu and karin, but naruto had a total crush on sakura
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All too recently, some dear friends lost a child in a terrible accident. There are no words. Others lost a father and husband to cancer. A pet, still a baby and very loved, died from a birth defect. A marriage ended. A medical emergency almost cost a vibrant life.
And now the normal we all knew will never be normal again, and we have to learn to adjust to the changes, or at least hang on through the storm the best we can.
It's in times of great loss that we're forced to realize how helpless we are sometimes. It's obvious in trying to comfort a friend when you want to make it all better, but all you can do is be there while the wind blows their world apart. But being there is so important. Showing up takes courage. Crying beside someone is its own gift, and better than some words of "wisdom" that just sound stupid because everyone knows there's nothing really right to say.
Many others are suffering losses we don't often speak about. We're blaming ourselves, or feeling blamed, shamed, helpless. I'm dealing, every day, with the loss of my child, who is alive, but alienated from me and my family. And the rewriting of histories once shared and now misunderstood on all sides (including mine of course). And I'm worrying over things I can't do anything about. I was warned a couple years ago that this would happen, and would get worse before it gets better, that my fears around what was happening were true. I was told that this would not be fixable in weeks or months, but in years. I didn't believe that for a long time.
Now, though, now I haven't seen my own child in over a year. Now I believe. And I grieve, and I cry, and I rage, and I laugh it off for awhile, and I pretend that everything is okay, and I cycle through the stages over and over again until I'm worn out and realize I have to take care of myself, keep going, keep getting stronger, better, more... well, me. And I have to always keep the door open, my heart open, and above all let go of the anger and the grudges. There's been enough of that already. What matters is that I will be here as long as I'm alive, and I will welcome my amazing gift of a child with open arms, when that time comes. I'm not giving up.
And in the new normal I'm growing too. All those trite words about having to suffer to grow and so on that you see on Facebook, I used to see them all blah blah blah, and say "what crap!" And now I'm seeing that this indeed is all part of a journey, and I'm lucky to be on it, and I'm getting braver, and kinder - to myself and others. I'm learning to lean on friends sometimes, and be there when they lean back. And I believe in my own goodness and worthiness. At least most of the time. It's progress. And it takes practice. It is my life's work.
What is lost won't return in the same form. But we do carry those we've lost in our hearts. And my heart is full of love for my children, always and forever. For now that's enough.


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Racing, Transformed
Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed somehow manages to be the best and worst racing game I've ever played. Like its predecessor, it is a potential Mario Kart-killer that combines exciting, mindless fun with the need for precision and mastery. It includes everything you'd expect out of a kart racer: a colourful cast, fun power-ups, constant drifting, and the inclusion of boost panels. While Transformed doesn't bring too many new features to the table, it is one of the most innovative racers to come out in a while.
Note: I did not play the original game, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, so certain aspects I may claim as "new" or "innovative" may have already existed beforehand.
The main attraction of Transformed is its World Tour mode, offering a series of races that unlock tracks and racers. Aside from multiplayer, World Tour is really the only motivating game mode, as it is the most diverse and rewarding. This is different than your typical career mode as you can play pretty much any mode with your friends in split-screen. I will admit, I found it difficult to care about the other game modes as World Tour was the most expansive and interesting of them all.
The game offers many typical race modes that we've seen before: Grand Prix tournaments, drift challenges, time trials, et cetera. However, this game surprised me in that it actually contains some fresh ideas for game modes. "Traffic Attack," for example, has the player racing through – you guessed it – traffic, in order to defeat "waves" by driving to the front of a group of cars. These challenges start with pedestrians that simply drive straight, before introducing drunk drivers with angled routes and police officers which try to sandwich you from the front and behind. "Pursuit" is a battle with a tank that leads you on the track as it fires varying defensive weapons at you. All this while you pick up ammunition, hoping that you whittle its health down before your own car ends up wrecked.
Alongside these are some less creative – but still fun – modes that have probably been seen before. An example of this is "Battle Race" which plays like a regular race, except for the fact that racers can only take three hits before being destroyed. There is also a "Capture the Chao" mode which has the players driving around an arena, grabbing a Chao balloon and heading to a drop point without losing it to the competition.
The cast contains 24 racers (excluding DLC and the Xbox and Wii's avatar exclusives) who mostly hail from various Sega franchises. Each character plays differently, but their stats can be tuned when they level up from repeated use. However, the game is missing at least five characters from its predecessor – which is strange, considering that the game includes non-fictional NASCAR driver, Danica Patrick. The addition of Wreck-It Ralph is a welcome one, however, as the cast does not include many large, heavy characters like the Mario Kart series does – and chances are, you won't even get to see Doctor Eggman, but we'll touch on that later. After spending at least twenty hours with the game, I still cannot choose a single "main" character, narrowing it down to about four.
However, I have yet to unlock the last three racers. Why, you ask? Because unlike its predecessor, Transformed requires you to play many races on the game's hardest difficulty in order to unlock them. This doesn't sound too bad, but Expert mode is a horrifying experience, and I will talk about it in the next section...
In terms of race mechanics, Transformed succeeds in creating dynamic, edge-on-your seat action that easily spawns feelings of motivation and satisfaction. The game demands that the player focus on gaining and maintaining speed via boosts, which can be obtained in a variety of ways: drifting, doing air stunts, or from pickups. In order to maintain speed, players will have to learn the tracks well as air stunt opportunities can come as a surprise, and failing a stunt leads to a stunning slow-down that can really set you back.
The new feature that sets Transformed apart from its predecessor is the addition of vehicular transformations for racing in the air and the sea – just think Diddy Kong Racing, except your current "mode" is decided by several "transition circles" that are placed along the track. This is an awesome idea that really adds a whole new dynamic for racing, as it forces the player to master several different driving modes. I preferred the comfortable car mode, had fun with flight, and was rather indifferent about the water racing. I found that in flight mode, my kart racing instincts made me afraid to take different routes. Flight shortcuts are rather unclear because the tracks often show vast empty spaces for the player to explore, but encourage the player to follow certain paths as laid out by several mid-air booster pads. Also, trying new characters is likely to surprise the player with a sudden difference in control when switching to a different track segment. For example, I thought I had mastered using B.D. Joe, but it all changed when I realized his handling was extremely sensitive when in the water, whereas just a minute ago on the ground, I was clearing turns perfectly.
As if the transformation feature didn't make the tracks amazing enough, the game has the most dynamic track designs I have ever seen in a kart racer (and yes, I enjoy playing ModNation Racers). Tracks often alter themselves between laps, sometimes to an extreme extent that takes the racers to a section of the map that they had never even seen before, and often forcing players to travel across familiar territory with a different vehicle mode. For example: in the "Canyon Carnage" level, based on Panzer Dragoon, a dragon will appear on the third lap and destroy a section of the race track, causing the player to enter flight mode and take a completely different route.
I can't say I'm very impressed with this game's pickups. There are several projectiles, traps, boosters and all that which are used to spice up the races. While 70% of them have unique roles, there are only nine pickups (correct me if I'm wrong), and they all seem sort of uninspired and dull. Unlike Mario Kart, the items are not drawn from any Sega titles (as far as I can tell) and just end up feeling bland. That said, they all function well and I would consider them to be very balanced, but their designs just don't stick out to me as anything special. The game's "super" pickup, the All-Star, functions well by giving each racer a unique song and an attack that they can use in this mode – however, actually driving with All-Star simply feels awkward, as it assists your turns and in some respects, takes control from you. The All-Star attacks themselves aren't particularly interesting, most commonly being a close-range radius attack or a projectile that repeats itself. On a positive note, there is no "blue shell" of the game. The closest example would be Swarm, which is very fair as it ends up hitting every racer at some point.
While I am overall impressed with Transformed, there are a few issues with the core gameplay that persist to bother me. As mentioned before, mid-air flip stunts can be performed to give the player a well-needed boost. This can be performed while going from air mode to ground mode. However, this feels inconsistent – while falling from the same general height, my flips have a 50/50 chance of success or failure. This caused me to stop attempting this at all, deciding that the slowdown that is received for a failed stunt was not worth the risk. I've also experienced some particular issues with the tracks themselves. One bothersome example is when I raced on "Adder's Lair" (based on Golden Axe) on the game's highest speed rating, and was often going too fast going off a certain ramp. This ramp leads into the cave-like mouth of a snake – except my high speed caused me to repeatedly smash into the roof of its mouth and land flat on the ground at a full stop.
In the aforementioned World Tour mode, the player competes in races and challenges to obtain stars which are used to unlock more races, and more characters. However, this number eventually reaches a point where the player is required to complete a large amount of races on the game's highest difficulty, Expert. Normally this seems like a decent challenge for a fit reward – however, Expert is extremely brutal. Most solo challenges are impossibly tough, not allowing a split second's worth of a mistake. The Expert AI seems ridiculous – often starting races at an unrealistically high speed while I sit in the back of the line despite having the maximum boost obtainable from the start-up. I am unsure of the game's conditions for obtaining an All-Star power-up, but I am certain that the player would need to be low in the ranks to obtain it. However, I had once lost an Expert race because the second-place CPU behind me used an All-Star just before the finish line and left me in the dust. This will cause the player to spend ridiculous amounts of time trying to clear single races, in order to earn a measly amount of one to three stars – in a game that demands 165 of these stars to unlock the final character. Despite spending countless hours with Transformed, I am still missing the final three racers.
This is where I'm on the fence when it comes to Transformed – I have a few complaints, but the positives balance them out. The tracks are vast, beautiful, colourful, and have yet to put a damper on the frame rate in my experience. The vehicle designs are all unique and impressive, looking great when transforming, taking damage, and boosting. The vehicle sounds are decent, and there's a wide variety of engine noises that change as the cars reach varying boost speeds.
The soundtrack is absolutely amazing! Each song is hand-picked from the stage's respective game of origin. They always fit the mood and they always encourage the game's idea of "gotta go fast!" I've especially fell in love with the game's remix of We Are Burning Rangers.
There are a few flaws here that I need to address, however. The game menus move frustratingly slow – this game's all about moving fast, so why can't the menu do it, too? The character selection screen seems sort of dull and uninspired, which doesn't do this flamboyant game much justice. Also, the characters themselves seem sort of awkward at times. Their racing animations seem great, but as soon as they step out of the vehicle at the end of the race, they just seem to move... unnaturally. I'm not sure if it's just me who sees it, but they don't seem right at these times. And they don't feel vocal enough! Sega had the chance to work with a cast that can speak ten times the amount of lines as the entire Mario Kart cast, yet the characters hardly say anything. I've actually heard Ralph say the same line twice in a row during a race, simply in different tones. Could they really not think of anything more for him to say than "I'm ready to win a medal?"
Speaking of vocal characters, here is my biggest complaint: the announcer. This voice is bearable and maybe even likeable at first, but it did not take long for me to hate him. His voice says everything, literally everything the player chooses on the menu – including the characters names, since they apparently couldn't introduce themselves despite being absolutely awesome. Like the Wipeout HD announcer, he will say the names of the item pick-ups you obtain, but this gets annoying and repetitive very quickly. Some World Tour modes give generic projectiles simply called "ammo," and you will be hearing this guy repeatedly say "Ammo! Ammo! Ammo!" every fifteen seconds or so. The worst part? He can't be muted. Well technically you can mute him, but it will also mute every other character in the game.
Sonic & All-Stars Racing is an amazing, fresh title that is the perfect racing game for kart-racing lovers that are either sick of Mario Kart's lack of innovation, or simply don't own a Nintendo console. It is, by no means, a perfect game, as it is frought with enough minor issues to tip the scale, and the entire game is run by a disembodied voice that makes me want to rip my eyebrows off. Despite its many flaws, this game's explosive mechanics, tricky race tracks, and immaculate soundtrack set this title apart from any other multi-platform racer. And it's a budget title, at only $40! So go get it!
This is racing. Transformed.


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The Western Montana Oncology Nurses (WMON) are pleased to announce the 5th Annual 5K fun run/walk. All race proceeds benefit Montana Cancer Screening Program which provides financial assistance for colon cancer screening. Start and finish in front of The Women's Club. The first 200 registrants are guaranteed to receive a cell phone/ipod arm band. Stick around after the race for prizes and raffle.
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Rate On 30-year Fixed Mortgage Rises To 4.87 Pct.
NEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ Fixed mortgage were essentially unchanged this week, as the average rate on the 30-year fixed loan stayed below 5 percent.
Freddie Mac said Thursday the rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 4.87 percent from 4.86 percent the previous week. It hit a 40-year low of 4.17 percent in November.
The average rate on the 15-year fixed mortgage increased to 4.10 percent from 4.09 percent. It reached 3.57 percent in November, the lowest level on records dating back to 1991.Mortgage rates tend to track the yield on the 10-year Treasury note. Low rates have done little to boost home sales. KB Home was the latest homebuilder to report this week a sharp decline in home orders for the December-February quarter. The Los Angeles company said Tuesday that its new home orders dropped 32 percent from a year earlier, while the number of homes it delivered tumbled 28 percent. Last week, Lennar Corp. posted similar results. Its new orders fell 12 percent in the same period and home deliveries slipped 3 percent. Would-be buyers are reluctant to make purchases because of strict credit requirements, unemployment fears and expectations that home prices will fall further largely because of the record number of foreclosures still on the market. To calculate average mortgage rates, Freddie Mac collects rates from lenders across the country on Monday through Wednesday of each week. Rates often fluctuate significantly, even within a single day. The average rate on a five-year adjustable-rate mortgage rose to 3.72 percent from 3.70 percent. The five-year hit 3.25 percent last month, the lowest rate on records dating back to January 2005. The average rate on a one-year adjustable-rate loan fell to 3.22 percent from 3.26 percent. Three weeks ago, the rate hit 3.17 percent, the lowest level on records dating back to 1984.
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Fredonia resident Mardelle J. Hirschmann, 60, died Wednesday, March 16, at Columbia St. Mary's Ozaukee Hospital in Mequon.
Funeral services were held Saturday, March 19, at Eernisse Funeral Home, Port Washington.
The Rev. Christopher Seifferlein of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Adell officiated.
Interment was at Holden East Cemetery in Port Washington.
Duane A. Neverman of Port Washington, a former Glendale resident who was best known as Dewey, died of complications of dementia Saturday, March 19, at Harbor Cove, where he had lived for about a year. He was 82.
A funeral service for Mr. Neverman was held Tuesday, March 22, at Eernisse Funeral Home in Port Washington. The Rev. Daniel Thurmer of Fox Point Lutheran Church officiated.
Burial with military honors was at Wisconsin Memorial Park in Brookfield.
Memorials to the American Heart Association or Alzheimer's Association are suggested.
Former Saukville resident Mary Jane Fellenz died at Columbia St. Mary's Ozaukee Hospital in Mequon on Sunday, March 20, of complications from a fall.
The Port Washington woman was 86.
A memorial Mass for Mrs. Fellenz will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 26, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Saukville. Father Tom Lijewski will officiate.
Visitation will be at the church Saturday from 10 a.m. until the service.
Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Saukville.
In lieu of flowers, memorials to Horizon Hospice are suggested.
Funeral arrangements are being handled through Eernisse Funeral Home, Port Washington.
Joseph A. Krocka, 78, died of cancer Thursday, March 10, at his Grafton home.
A Mass of Christian burial was scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 16, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Saukville. Father Tom Lijewski will officiate.
Visitation was scheduled at the church from 3:30 p.m. until the Mass.
Inurnment with military honors will be Thursday at St. Francis Borgia Cemetery in Mequon.
Memorials to the Prostate Cancer Society are suggested.
Eernisse Funeral Home of Port Washington is handling arrangements.
A funeral service was held Wednesday, March 16, for former mink rancher Lois J. Meeusen, 84, of Cedar Grove.
Mrs. Meeusen died Sunday, March 13, at Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice in Sheboygan Falls.
The Rev. Kent Vant Hul officiated the service at First Reformed Church in Cedar Grove.
Interment was in the Cedar Grove Cemetery.
A memorial fund has been established in Mrs. Meeusen's name.
Wenig Funeral Home in Oostburg handled arrangements.
Thomas M. Maley of Belgium died of cancer Wednesday, March 9, at Horizon Hospice at Columbia St. Mary's Ozaukee Hospital in Mequon. He was 79.
Funeral services for Mr. Maley were held Monday, March 14, at St. Peter of Alcantara Catholic Church in Port Washington. Father Tom Lijewski officiated.
Memorials to St. Mary's Catholic Church in Port Washington, the American Cancer Society or Horizon Hospice are suggested.
Funeral arrangements were handled through Poole Funeral Home, Port Washington.