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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) — A Saratoga Springs, N.Y.-based raceway and slots company has purchased a casino in Colorado for $28 million.
Saratoga Harness Racing, Inc., which owns the Saratoga Casino and Raceway in upstate New York, announced Tuesday that it completed the deal to buy Fitzgeralds Casino Black Hawk in Black Hawk, Colo.
The new casino will be called "Saratoga Casino-Blackhawk."
The casino, open since 1995, was renovated in 2008 and has about 600 slot machines and 11 table games plus restaurants, bars and a banquet facility.
The mayor of Springfield Massachusetts has announced a delay in negotiations over building a resort casino downtown. The city will take more time to review written proposals from two casino operators competing for the city's support.
Eleven applications were filed for gaming licenses in Massachusetts by Tuesday night's deadline.
In announcing the applicants, Massachusetts Gaming Commission Chairman Steve Crosby said the state is assured of robust competition to maximize job creation and tax revenue.
Officials with the Eastern States Exposition have struck a deal with Hard Rock International to pursue a resort casino development on the fairgrounds in West Springfield. According to informed sources the project on the 175 acre property would include a hotel, retail stores and an outdoor concert venue. Brian Griffin, vice chair of the town council, believes the project can overcome what he predicts will be initial resistance on the part of townspeople.
City Councilor James Ferrera, who assured the council a place at the center of the casino debate last year by creating a casino site committee, was re-elected by his colleagues to a rare second consecutive one year term as council president. Ferrera predicted the casino issue would top the council's agenda in 2013.
A report to the gaming commission last year said there will be ten thousand jobs in the casino industry in Massachusetts. William Messner, president of Holyoke Community College said if there is not a trained pool of local people the casino companies will hire from out of state.
Two high powered casino operators competing to develop projects in Springfield submitted detailed proposals to the city and filed initial applications for a casino license to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. WAMC's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Paul Tuthill reports.
A company that hopes to develop a casino in Springfield, Mass. says it has paid $650,000 in application fees to the city and state.
Penn National Gaming said in a statement Friday it had submitted a non-refundable, $400,000 application fee to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission that was required by Jan. 15 for the company to be considered for a casino license.
The Pennsylvania-based company said it also submitted a $250,000 fee required by the city of Springfield, which is conducting its own casino review process.
The mayor of Holyoke Massachusetts has changed his mind, again, on the casino issue. Mayor Alex Morse's surprise decision cuts the competition for the lone casino license available in western Massachusetts. WAMC"s Pioneer Valley News Bureau Chief Paul Tuthill reports.
In another stunning switch, Mayor Alex Morse announced Thursday that he once again opposes any casino development in Holyoke. The change came less than three weeks after Morse had angered many of his political supporters by announcing he would open the door to casino developers.
Top executives from casino industry heavyweights MGM Resorts International and Penn National Gaming pitched their competing plans for Springfield Massachusetts last night. The forum drew hundreds of people with questions about the impact of a casino development in downtown Springfield. WAMC's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Paul Tuthill reports.


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I was at the USU game. That was the most epic coaching failure in the history
of BYU football by an OC.
We can all take comfort that Doman
isn't there anymore to call another needless QB keeper.
Cougars will have a fine season.
- 6:42 p.m. June 28, 2013
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"Hill will hand off to RBs who are coached by a lawyer who
has never coached."
You've tried to pass this lie off
multiple times now so let me expose you once again.
Atuaia was indeed
a graduate assistant at BYU for several years before taking 2 years off to work
in administration. He has coached before, you are either ignorant or trying to
be intentionally dishonest about it. I don't know which one it is but it
doesn't really matter because both are embarrassing for you, and your
fellow utah "fans" cheering you on, now that you have once again been
- 6:43 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Growup!!! I have friends and family on both sides!!! I
grew up a BYU fan and I will always root for the Blue first but that does not
mean I can't also root for the boys on the hill when they are not playing
BYU!!! I do not sit on the fence when it comes to the head to head rivalry, it
will always be BYU!!!
Go Cougs!!!
Go Utes!!!
- 6:54 p.m. June 28, 2013
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CO Ute
I think most BCS teams would recognize the
recent success of Houston, Nevada and USU (especially) as more BCS caliber than
Washington State (alas) and Colorado.
Meaning nothing personal of
Being IN a BCS conference means no more that a team is BCS
caliber than being OUT of a BCS conference means a team is not BCS caliber, ala
Boise State. Hopefully this is the year that people begin to put BYU in that
Hopefully this is the year people begin to put Utah in that
category, too. Just not at BYU's expense.
- 7:10 p.m. June 28, 2013
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I am happy to have Anae back. BYU usually keeps their dirty laundry from flying out in the open but it has been pretty clear that for the past few years they have had chemistry issues between the coaches and subsequently the players. No question now that Anae is the OC and he has been able to arrange his staff according to the direction he feels is best for the team and the offensive playbook he wants to run. Metaphorically speaking, now we all know that Anae has the ball. I give him the benefit of the doubt and want to see what he can do with it.
- 7:31 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Aaron Sharp will be a UTE! Hoorah! Hoorah!
In other news,
injury-prone th is ready to see his bu take snaps! Aaron Sharp will be a UTE!
Hoorah! Hoorah!
- 8:37 p.m. June 28, 2013
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@ Lindon Man
You couldn't be further offbase. Although a
life-long Cougar, I also cheer for the the Utes in every game they play except
I will always root for the Utes and wish only the best for them
and their classy coach.
Go Cougs and yes, Go Utes!!
- 9:24 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Sorry, LindonMan, I like both teams because they both play an interesting brand of football, and they both represent the state I call home. I am a sports fan, as in a fan of sports. I am a fan of specific teams, as well, but I also choose not to let irrational hate dictate my actions and thoughts.
- 9:42 p.m. June 28, 2013
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steeleute - I will always respond positively to tact and decency. You ask
legitimate questions so I will give you my thoughts.
My expectations are
that the team will struggle, especially early on, as they build a cohesive unit.
They will not win every game. But I think they will do better than some expect.
Looking at the schedule:
Virginia - it is always more difficult to
travel from west to east than vice-versa, but Virginia isn't all that good.
Texas - as a home game, this looks good, but Texas will probably be a top
20 team this year; 2011 the Cougars gave them a scare in Austin with no
quarterback - we'll have to see how Taysom progresses.
Utah - at
home, but historically the emotions involved generally negate home-field
advantage, so who knows? The team whose quarterback progresses best will win.
Middle Tennessee State - pretty close to a gimme in LES.
USU - tough
situation in Logan - great quarterback, solid team. Cougars will have to play
their best.
Georgia Tech - home-field advantage and a team that BYU easily
handled back east last year.
- 9:43 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Houston - flying to Houston is a lot less taxing than flying to Virginia, and
Houston hasn't been Houston of the past.
Boise State - another scary
match-up - top 20 team; how much impact will home field provide?
- this has potential to get really ugly. BYU must play way over-their-heads to
come close.
Idaho State - a chance to rest up after the Badgers.
Notre Dame - top 10 program in their lair; good experience for the players and
visiting fans.
Nevada - New, unproven head coach; great bloodlines but
unproven. Without Kaepernick Reno should be ordinary.
happy with Anae because this time around he has been given more authority to put
his stamp on things, plus a year working with Rich Rod raised his awareness.
All indications are that Hill will not be running as much as last year: new OC
and new awareness. Besides, the running backs are stronger, too.
the lack of predictions. I really don't want to make a fool of myself.
Anything can happen and I am sure a couple of these games will not go the way
anyone expects at this time.
- 9:43 p.m. June 28, 2013
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A lot of civil comments is nice to see! Us BYU fans tend to be a little unrealistic, but I think most BYU fans expect an 8-9 win season. We should be competitive in all the games with a chance to win them, but history has shown the team has turnover issues in big games. If they take care of the ball and the offense gets better every game, they have a chance for 10-11 wins and a possible BCS bowl! Yes Ute fans, I think 11 wins gets BYU a BCS bowl invite especially if Utah can muster up a 6-6 or 7-5 type of year. (Makes the win look better instead of a 3-9 or 4-8 team, so don't be that team again this year Utah.)
- 10:09 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Parker CO ute,
If USU is not a BCS caliber team at this point, even though
they are the top team in the state, does that mean the Univ. of Utah is not a
BCS caliber team either?
Even though most of the comments, including
this one, are totally off topic, what do you think Utah's record will be in
- 10:16 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Best set of posts I have seen on a Y or U article in a long, long time. Nice to see the discussion focus on the article and other topics without the majority of posts focused on one team being superior to the other.
- 10:40 p.m. June 28, 2013
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@whoa Nellie
Except for one game a year, I root for USU every week.
Make lots of positive posts about their football team and was thrilled for them
last year. All that said, they are not - in my opinion - a BCS caliber team at
this point. They have some very good players but the overall talent of the team
has not caught up to either Utah or BYU. I'd love to see them have another
season with double digit wins this year but my feeling is they aren't at
that level right now.
For you other question, which has no bearing on
this article, I think the Utes will win about 5 games this year but am hoping
for more.
- 10:55 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Graduate assistant?
Well that answers all
questions about Atuaia's qualifications to coach.
volunteer clipboard carrying experience certainly qualifies him to coach
mid-major running backs.
Add that to an o-line coach who has never
coached at the D-1 level and o-linemen who have never taken a snap at BYU and
who wouldn't expect record setting BYU success this year?
- 11:25 p.m. June 28, 2013
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Utah, BYU and USU will ALL struggle. I hate saying it and hope I'm
The Ute defense is inexperienced in the front and back, while just
plain outmatched in the middle.
Ute offense could show improvement but the
receiving position is getting thinner every day. There's a stable of RBs
but they're all unproven or injury prone.
BYU fans ... I don't
wish it upon him, but Taysom Hill only makes it through the season if he holds
back. And if he holds back ... well ... I don't see good things happening
against a much improved schedule.
I'd also start getting a bit nervous
about the last couple of recruiting classes ... I know you guys don't like
to acknowledge it, but it'll start taking INCREDIBLE coaching efforts to
make up for some talent deficiencies that are bound to be creeping into the
program. Good RB, great receiver, great LB ... inexperienced OLine, fragile QB,
real schedule.
USU could surprise me, Chuckie's awesome. However, the
bottom line is ... SCHEDULE ... as in, toughest ever for USU.
Advice to all
... pick an out of state team to add to your DVR schedule this year.
- 12:08 a.m. June 29, 2013
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9 of 15 is the record that BYU has over the past 6 years against
members of the PAC12...
5 of 17 is the record tha Utah has against members
of the PAC12 just over the past 2 years (a 29% win ratio)... Their 6 year record
agaist these opponents is slightly better, it jumps up to 8 of 23 games (a 35%
win ratio)... That's right folks, BYU has more total wins against PAC10
memers than Utah who has played in that conference for 2 years and has played
the oponents 8 more times...
was 4-5 and 3-6 in the PAC-12: 7-11 (39%)
Over the same period BYU went 2-3
(40% - wins over 3 win teams)
Over 6 years (arbitrary number picked
by you):
Utah went 3-2 ... so overall 10-13 (43%)
BYU went 6-2
... so overall 8-5 (62%)
* 6 wins were against teams with losing
* 4 teams with 4 or less wins
When you play a real
schedule week-in-week-out, like Utah and TCU have, then come talk.
- 1:04 a.m. June 29, 2013
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How far off is the start of this season...I can't wait any longer.
Gooooooooo Cougars!
Gooooooooo Taysom!!
- 6:55 a.m. June 29, 2013
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"Hill will hand off to RBs who are
coached by a lawyer who has never coached."
You've tried to
pass this lie off multiple times now so let me expose you once again.
Atuaia was indeed a graduate assistant at BYU for several years before taking
2 years off to work in administration. He has coached before.
What you exposed is the lack of research
Yes "he as coached before" so much that the
experience he gained isn't even acknowledged on Mark Atuaia's official
Bio page:
Prior to joining BYU Coaching Staff
Worked as
assistant to the athletics director for student services at BYU (2012)
Worked as assistant to the dean of student life at BYU (2011-12)
Instead of calling out others, do yourself a favor and look up Robert
Anae's official bio page to see the difference.
That being said,
Utah's CB coach Sharrieff Shah went from being a reporter and lawyer to a
coach. Personally I think he struggled in year one due to a "learning
curve". I would think Atuaia will go through the same "learning
curve" phase.
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Faisal Aden hurt as Cougars lose to Arizona, 85-61
Faisal Aden, the reigning Pac-12 player of the week for Washington State, left the game with what appeared to be a serious left knee injury in the first half.
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TUCSON, Ariz. — Kyle Fogg scored 20 points and Solomon Hill added 17, leading a shower of Arizona three-pointers that buried visiting Washington State 85-61 on Thursday night.
Faisal Aden, the reigning Pac-12 player of the week after scoring 33 against Stanford and 24 against California — both Washington State victories — left the game with what appeared to be a serious left knee injury with 4:02 left in the first half.
Aden was hurt on a drive to the basket, falling to the court in pain after being stripped of the ball by Arizona's Jordin Mayes. He sprawled out in obvious pain as Arizona took the ball downcourt before a timeout eventually was called. Aden could not put any weight on the leg as he was helped from the court.
Coach Ken Bone said Aden had a sprained knee and possibly an injury to his MCL.
"I hate to see anybody get injured, especially when it's a game-ending injury that is possibly more than one game," Bone said. "With the way Arizona was playing, I'm not sure he would have made a difference."
Brock Motum scored 18 for Washington State (11-9, 3-5).
Washington State's Marcus Capers said Aden's injury "dampened our sprits somewhat."
"Other players have their own mindset, as we should as competitors," Capers said. "I think when something like this happens, people will step up and realize they have to do this or that to make up for it."
Fogg, 4 of 6 on threes, scored 18 in the first half as the Wildcats (14-7, 5-3) built a 42-27 lead.
Overall, Arizona made a season-best 15 of 26 from behind the arc.
Washington State is 0-4 away from home in the conference this season, 2-8 overall. Arizona improved to 10-2 at McKale Center this season and 54-16 in the series with WSU.


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Krista Ranillo marries supermarket CEO
LONG BEACH, California - The actress once linked to Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao is now married.
Krista Ranillo, the daughter of actors Matt Ranillo III and Linda Tupaz, tied the knot with Island Pacific Supermarket CEO Jefferson Niño Lim on Sunday, August 8.
The wedding was a small, private Jewish-style ceremony held at the Hotel Maya. The outdoor ceremony itself lasted about half an hour.
Media was banned from the event. Walls were put up to ensure privacy.
Family and guests were not allowed to comment on the marriage.
A spokesperson for the couple said the couple wished for privacy and would address the media as well as release official photos and videos when they are ready.
Guests said the outdoor ceremony and reception including a karaoke after-party were held on a yacht.
Last month, People's Champ and Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao said he hopes that reports about Ranillo's engagement will finally put an end to speculations that they had an affair.
"At least, wala ng masasabi ang mga tao, na masabi pa nila na kami pa din, na may relasyon kaming dalawa… pero at least tapos na 'yon. Hindi na sila magdududa," he said.
The 7-division world champion also said he is happy to hear that Ranillo is getting married next year to her childhood sweetheart. "Masaya ako para sa kanya. Hindi pa naman [kami nag-uusap]. Masaya ako kung saan siya masaya," he added.
Rumors about the alleged Ranillo-Pacquiao affair started last year during the filming of the fantasy movie "Wapakman" where the 2 played the leads.
Despite their repeated denials, the affair sparked a media frenzy after photos of them together were uploaded on the Internet.
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Dr. Jay Bansal has performed more than 20,000 successful LASIK procedures since his 1994 certification by the American Board of Ophthalmology. Dr. Bansal, a physician trainer for IntraLase technology and the medical director of LaserVue Eye Center, performs every single LASIK procedure at three of the center?s four locations: San Francisco, Mountain View, and Walnut Creek. He specializes in a blade-free process using iLASIK wavefront technology, which relies on advanced lasers and enhanced optical imagery to improve a patient?s chances of achieving 20/20 or better vision while decreasing their chances of experiencing nighttime blurriness. In addition to LASIK, LaserVue?s American Board of Ophthalmology-certified eye surgeons and ophthalmic technicians offer several types of cataract surgery, as well as treatments for other ocular conditions such as dry eye or glaucoma.
The Monetta family has been helping Bay Area locals see for nearly 60 years. At Eyes in Disguise and Dr. Monetta Optometry, Dr. Robert Monetta O.D. proudly carries on his father's practice that he took over nearly 30 years ago. He uses his own experience to expertly screen patients of all ages for vision loss and chronic eye conditions. At either of Dr. Monetta's optical shops, patients can choose from stylish handmade frames or brand-name pieces from Kazuo Kawasaki, Gucci, and Prada, and can also count on superior patient care and customer service.
Dr. Vincent Penza and Dr. Katherine Morioka have seen a lot of each other during their lives. They both attended the University of California at Berkeley, where they received their Doctor of Optometry degrees, and upon graduation combined forces to start City Optometry—where they've been tag-teaming clients' vision for the past 20 years. Nowadays the two visionaries keep peepers enjoying the sights of the city with services such as eye exams and LASIK consultations. In an ever-evolving field, they keep their office updated with state-of-the-art tools such as Stratus OCT Diagnostic Imaging, which snaps digital photographs of the retina that can detect abnormalities, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. After clients receive their prescription, they can peruse shelves lined with eyewear from Christian Dior, Ray Ban, and Lafont to bolster a fashionable look and thinly veil a superhero alter ego.
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I received this video yesterday and watched it in one sitting. By some coincidence I had been reading Stephen Neil's Interpretation of the NT and by extension Schweitzer's Quest for the Historical Jesus.
I must say that the production left me with an odd sense that Jesus is hobbled and gagged by modern criticism – even from those more sympathetic to him. It is not quite the same as Thomas Jefferson's bible or the Jesus Seminar – but similar.
Every time I heard the phrase: "Expert" (including you Ben) I was told that there is a new priesthood in town that will edit the NT text for you. You will be in danger of the wrong interpretation if you try to read/study the NT inductively.
The production winds its way toward the passion narratives and makes the point that these were probably written first, followed by other sayings and the nativity stories. While not all the sayings/parables are suspect – it is hard to remember, without a program, which fail the dissimilarity rule and which don't. No doubt it depends upon who the expert is.
I am pretty clear how this form of scholarship came to be and I appreciate the effort that has accrued. But putting it all together leaves a strange impression. If one can mainly trust the passion narratives we are left with a "gospel" message heavily weighted toward soteriology – an issue that was discussed here recently and experienced by many of us in our evangelical parishes. It is hard enough for us to get a sense of the overall thought of Jesus – to catch the rhythm of the thrust of his message – what with chapter headings, verse numbering and interspersed notes in our study bibles. But we must also contend with historicity that applies and doesn't apply as we read a passage. Is the chasm between the Jesus of history and the Jesus of faith yawning open again?
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Hi Dave: In a word no. The Jesus Seminar is waning. And there is nothing in that film that suggests 45% of Jesus' sayings he didn't say. Indeed the whole thrust of the first two disks is that the material from the birth narratives and ministry is historically substantive, including Jesus' words. So, I'm afraid you got the wrong impression. But you are certainly right on the point that mere inductive Bible study of an English translation is insufficient if you really want to understand God's Word. BW3
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Are we able to buy this dvd yet, I haven't found it on my PBS schedule?
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Its available on Amazon.
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Yes, there are a handful of very religious people, who have failed to regurgitate the poison they were fed at mothers knee, and who've managed to get a degree in history or archaeology, and who feel a desperate need to twist reality to suit what they wish were true. However, there is a huge army of honest historians, archaeologists and linguists who remain unbiased by religious dogma, and this massive army of genuine scholars tells us that there is simply NOT a single shred of evidence, outside of the bible, that Jesus ever existed. Even many otherwise very religious scholars admit this. And there is a lot of money to be made by telling Christians what they so desperately want to hear. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN "TRUTH", BUT YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR OWN FACTS.


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Union boss: Friendly fire possibility in shooting of Border Patrol agent Nicholas Ivie
PHOENIX — The shooting of two U.S. Border Patrol agents near the Arizona-Mexico border may have been a case of friendly fire, a union chief for border agents and law enforcement officials said Friday.
The development could shake up the investigation into the death of one of the agents that re-ignited the political debate over security on the border.
George McCubbin, president of the National Border Patrol Council, a union representing about 17,000 border agents, said Friday that he has learned new details that make him believe friendly fire could have played a part in the shooting.
"The only thing I can say is that the possibility of friendly fire is a higher likely scenario," McCubbin said, declining to elaborate on the new details.
Two law enforcement officials also told The Associated Press that the FBI is investigating the possibility that the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Agent Nicholas Ivie and the wounding of another agent early Tuesday morning five miles from the border was a case of friendly fire.
The probe is examining whether the two agents exchanged gunfire Tuesday in the mistaken belief that each was being fired on by a hostile gunman.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the matter is under investigation.
FBI officials in Washington and Phoenix declined to comment.
The shooting occurred in a rugged hilly area about five miles north of the border near Bisbee, Ariz., as the agents responded to an alarm that was triggered on one of the sensors that the government has installed along the border. The wounded agent has been released from the hospital, while the third agent was uninjured.
Ivie's death marked the first fatal shooting of an agent since a deadly 2010 firefight with Mexican bandits that killed U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry in December 2010 and spawned congressional probes of a botched government gun-smuggling investigation.
Terry's shooting was later linked to that "Fast and Furious" operation, which allowed people suspected of illegally buying guns for others to walk away from gun shops with weapons, rather than be arrested.
Authorities intended to track the guns into Mexico. Two rifles found at the scene of Terry's shooting were bought by a member of the gun-smuggling ring being investigated. Critics of the operation say any shooting along the border now will raise the specter that those illegal weapons are still being used.
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You cannot go wrong in choosing to eat breakfast or lunch here. The prices are reasonable, the food is oh-so delicious and the staff are very friendly, anticipating your needs. Great experience each and every time!
Stopped here with a friend while visiting Lodi on her suggestion that there was an educational area telling about local wine production. That was no longer available. The gentleman at the wine tasting area was helpful in sharing local information with us. When my friend purchased a wine-related tool, he demonstrated for her how to use it when opening her... More
Shortly after arriving in Lodi to spend 3 days tasting local wines we made our way to the Lodi Wine & Visitor Center, apparently only about 35 minutes before its closing time at 5 PM. Ed, the gentleman running it offered us a tasting and then gave us a very nice "winery map" plus indicated which were open which days... More
Great map, friendly people, ok wines, very affordable. Lodi is wine tasting for people who are new at this or who want to go wine tasting without worrying about too being too pretentious. Very laidback and enjoyable.
Nice tasting room and the man serving us that day was very nice and helpful. They carry many different wines for sale. Make it a stop.
Wines of Lodi certainly represents the value and variety of quality in this area of California considering the huge wine market in this state----really the basin and foundation for the American wine industry. Back to the land of Lodi! Our tastings: Verdelho--white----portugal and Madeira grape origins--very herbaceous, nutty, and high in alcohol acidity. Bokisch Vinyards! Heritage Oak Winery--Rose---very berry, light... More
Great place to sample the local wines before you hit the actual wineries. Develop your itinerary here while you review the local wine guide.
We have visited Napa many times over the last 30 years. Lodi wine has made me excited to taste wine again.
This is the place to start when you enter Lodi for wine tasting. The center displays a wide variety of local products and has information and maps that will lead you to the local establishments. The staff is very friendly and has a good knowledge of the local community including the growers, farmers and producers. Even if you have visited... More
Wine tasters will get lots of info and some wine sips here. A good idea for Lodi and community. Easy parking, well lit, tastefully done and very clean. Get your answers here and maps to the stars. There is no fee to look inside. Some wineries give free samples and it's always best to go there first. Fees for wine... More
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While the Roberts Court deliberates whether or not to overturn aspects of the health care reform law, President Obama fired a warning shot across the Supreme Court's bow this week, basically saying, don't do it.
And tossing around phrases like, "unelected group of people" and "judicial activism" to describe the Supreme Court? Apparently, Obama has poached more pages from the Republican playbook for the GOP to despise.
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Ann Arbor Township has prepared a Five-Year Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan to guide the future development of parks, recreation, open space and trails in the community. The Township Board will hold a public hearing to receive...
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At their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, January 19 at 7:30 pm, Ann Arbor Charter Township Board of Trustees will consider changes to the Zoning Ordinance. These changes were previously the subject of public hearings held by the Planning...
January 13, 2015Parks, Recreation and Open Space Draft Master Plan
Ann Arbor Township has prepared a Five-Year Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan to guide the future development of parks, recreation, open space and trails in the community. The public is welcome to view a copy of the...
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Bugfix : fixed a bug with the search engine in the marketplace.
Bugfix : fixed a small bug in firefox where the night text would not update when changing night in the overworld.
heres some improvements you can make:Make a statistic system where it explains status upgrades for example(defense:protects for %.1 of damage per point).
i have trouble selling/salvaging things w/o clicking a tab and back to sell again and tabs for inventory for organization instead a bunch of icons in one area making it messy.
people like being awarded and challenged you should make challenges with types of rewards and a zombie statistics depending on how many zombies you have to kill in order to get the stats of the zombie or something similar,since its in beta and in development i give it a 4.
I have enjoyed this game thus far (level 17 in this sitting) and ill share some of what i have experienced.
- it seems the melee weapons are meant to burn down one zombie very quickly but the damage it does in comparison to other weapons for the EP cost seems unbalanced. The heavy weapons are hard hitting high cost area effect which is good but your 2 slot weapons felt weak. I found myself only using melee and heavy (my gray melee weapon did more damage faster for less energy then my rare pistol/AR). Maybe add a range to melee weapons, say, half the screen so my pistol will feel useful.
-I have 50k wealth and a half full inventory of blues and nothing to really spend it on. Consider adding your own store with items to be bought so you can have some influence on your in-game economy. Give players an idea of the worth of some of their items. I have no idea how much i got from salvage because i was just mass salvaging all my grays towards the end, but displaying the salvage price somewhere in the item information display window would be helpful.
-Everything was pretty easy to navigate and figure out. The only time i was confused was right at the begining when the zombies started walking across the screen. I had no idea what the gameplay would be like. Consider adding an avatar so i can see a character with a gun in his hand and know that's me although that would make it difficult as your guns shoot from an unfixed point off the screen in the direction of your cursor so maybe a better option would be to give us a cursor that looks like a gun wherever our mouse is. Again the bullets would have to come from your cursor instead of off screen, for continuity, which might be a large change idk. (tutorial would probably be better)
-When you select an item in your equipment screen it would be really helpful to see the change in stats if you equip the weapon, so if i had 20 strength and i select an item with plus 2 strength on it a green 22 would be displayed next to the 20 and conversely a red 18 if i would lose 2 strength on equip.
-The items level requirement doesn't seem to match the stats of the item. I had more defense on a level 6 item then i had on a level 8 of equal rarity.
-Each weapon has a damage range but i was not noticing any variation in the damage being dealt (excluding crits). My colt was just doing its max damage of 42 every shot, so do you use a roll for every shot or is it based on your strength. Having enough strength will max out the weapons damage.(For me the more information displayed the better.)
That's it for now. Good job its well on its way. I look forward to the skills addition.
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I have introduced a very nasty bug with yesterday release where every zombie drops an item. That's not how it's supposed to be! I will be fixing this tonight.
Will look into all your other points closely this weekend as well.
An excellent game, my only problem is every now and then everything on my screen disappears and im left with the background only and it just stays frozen during missions. I then have to refresh the page and i have lost all items and cash that was gained during that level.
Other than this the game is great and I have been playing it for hours!
Can't wait for the updates, when will they be released?
I release update every time I have something substantial or important to release. It can be one release a day (like past 2 days) to maybe 2-3 weeks between releases, depending what features I'm working on. The skill system is pretty big and will take a while to finish once I start on it.


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I saw a trial they did a while back, they hooked up an unguarded PC and to slaved to a guarded machine, what they got was amazing how quickly it was infected by spy ware and viruses. make you depair about human nature that eedjits are constantly trying to get into our machines, and wreck them or worse steal our data.
My home network was once hacked (destroyed a bit of stuff) I did some investigation and actually found some boards/online discussions on hacking and how to get through/bypass firewalls, write/send trojans, steal data etc... It was discouraging... to say the least. I still maintain a separate, dedicated, expendable, machine for surfing/web interaction as a result. Enjoy!
Rather than buy a separate computer, this product uses the same idea: Yoggie Gatekeeper Pico There is an even smaller version of the device now. I don't have one, but I was thinking about getting one. I hate how slow my computer works and how slow it starts up due to the anti-virus and anti-spam software.
Home network security is and has always been an abject endeavor. If, on the very slim chance there were someone targeting you and your PC, they could very likely get into it without a hitch -- despite the protection you have in place. The knowledge required (and the places from which one acquires it) is something of an easy thing to come by. I'm of the mind that preventative maintenance is the best kind -- in almost the same way your bodily health works in real life; keep yourself in good physical condition, make smart decisions about what you consume and use logic and reason in every situation and you'll likely not run into any major problems. This is unlike the method most of us use, which is wait until we get sick and throw a bunch of pills at the illness -- the fleshy equivalent to using a key-gen and then running AVG. Save the occasional fluke, like malicious script embedded into perfectly reputable web-pages you may frequent on a daily basis, using a solid browser, limiting the amount of questionable software you download and using healthy browsing practices will lead to near trouble-free surfing. There are times where you will become the target of attack, as was the case with Happy Joe, but those instances are so rare. Real hackers simply don't target the every-day end-user as there is no benefit in doing so.
My first thought at reading that was *only* 70 a day? But then the spam countermeasures I put in place a couple of months ago have dragged it from 1400+ a week to 400 a week. Not bad for email accounts that have been kicking around for ten years or so. As for firewalls/antivirus/spyware, I use linux (Slack FTW!) so am safe in my smug geeky superiority (and behind two firewalls )
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In her head she saw a conversation in which she wasn't careful with her words. She upset and hurt Rini which tried to storm off and Onyx had to restrain her and explain. As to prevent that outcome she decided to just out with it.
"I hate vampires." it was so blunt, so cold.
"I swore off killing them on account that someone very dear to me was saved by one. I still struggle with them. I am still wanted by a few of them..." she sighed and growled, she bit her lip in thought. Yellow topaz eye's held firm on her plate and then flicked up to Rini's face.
Oni grabbed a knife from a neatly rolled napkin that held a fork and spoon along with it. For Rini it might be horrific, she thought perhaps onyx was going to murder her for her answer. However, that knife went to Onyx's own forearm and without warning she sliced down and hard. An angry bloody wound opened. Blood began to run to which Onyx moved her arm over a water glass so the blood would catch into it.
'Be silent and just watch...' Onyx would cut off Rini's horror and surprise with a command...she ought to be use to it ya?
The sound of slithering, squelchy movement came and upon closer inspection Rini would see tiny flesh colored worms weaving their way in and out of Onyx's wound, sealing it shut. The process was rather instant and sure, it might seem like a pretty amazing ability and it did save her a** time and time again. However, it had so many disadvantages one might wonder in the end how much of a gift it truly was. In her eye's Onyx's actions reflected her initial statement to Rini, as if to say: And now you know why. Now you know why they hunt me.
"It is why I make it a point to not bleed... Why i keep my s**t clean in the face of others as to not stir a fight. I fight only when I have to. When I need to. You wont find me flapping my gums, acting tough and all mighty. It's why you'll find me silent unless i've been angered of course." she told her but continued.
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She felt a pull towards the girl and it wasn't romantical. It was fiercer than that. Perhaps it was their similarities but it was similar to that maternal instinct to protect your youngling. So...the thought of Rini being mastered by a vampire of all ******** beings was like being stabbed in the heart.


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Nobody has ever explained why Congress refuses to release the tax-funded explainers produced by the Congressional Research Service. They are a gold standard for journalists needing quick background. Here are some recent CRS reports relevant to environmental journalists, helpfully released by the Federation of American Scientists.
"Aluminum Dreams: The Making of Light Modernity"
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What is the most essential material for modern living? Most people would probably choose oil or plastics. But Drexel University sociologist Mimi Sheller has a different answer: aluminum.
"Aluminum Dreams" tells the story of this lightweight metal, and shows how corporations have marketed it as a symbol of speed, lightness and progress.
It seemed like good news when Baker Hughes, one of the world's largest oilfield services companies, announced in Oct 2014 that it would start disclosing all the chemicals it used in its fracking operation. Now Halliburton, an even larger oilfield services company, is buying Baker Hughes. In a $34.6 billion merger. Or is it a hostile takeover?
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"The Science Beneath the Surface: A Very Short Guide to the Marcellus Shale"
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Reviewer: SUE SMITH-HEAVENRICH
If you are looking for a quick reference to shale, this is it.
The video of Steve Lipsky setting his drinking water on fire nearly went viral on You Tube. The fracking company he thinks caused the problem is suing him for defamation. Now that case is headed for the Texas Supreme Court. Oral arguments are scheduled for December 4.
Here are some recent explainers of interest to environmental journalists from the CRS, which Congress does not allow to be released to the taxpaying public who paid for them. The WatchDog thanks those who leaked them and the Federation of American Scientists' Project on Government Secrecy for publishing them.
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- Glitter
- Ribbon
Fold a piece of colored paper over a small box of candy mints to create a wrapper. Die-cut shapes out of colored paper, embellish with glitter and adhere to the box. Tie wrapper shut using ribbon.
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