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And now for something different
Maybe not really artsy but in need of critique. Comments on any of this?
The logging truck on the highway is a camera blur, NOT Photoshop.
Portrait of a pulp mill.
Out in the bush on a forestry tour. All the cut trees were already dead due to the mountain pine beetle that kills the trees.
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I like the pan of the pulp mill... very nice esp the lighting. The logging truck would have been better if the truck had been in focus (not blurred) and the background had been... thats just personal preference though.
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No replys? Very nice photography man, keep practicing is all I can say.
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I think the logging truck looks totally fine with it not being blurred.
July 3rd, 2005 #5
I really like the second one. The sky is lovely, and the silos almost look like two robots holding hands...
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July 11th, 2005 #6
I really like the first two, those big machine things look like cheesy robots looking at the sky nice work id like to see more
July 12th, 2005 #7
i really like the last one. very nice composition.. it tells a story, which is a very important part of photography.
July 12th, 2005 #8
i agree with the others on the second photo. it does look like robots. it reminds me of explodingdog.com

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The STEP Women's Shelter through Helpline has made connections on YouTube to reach a larger audience. The 1-minute 41-second spot informs viewers about the program and its impact on area women. A "project from the heart," the video was professionally produced by CMBell Company, which uses music as it gives statistics and other details.
With funding as tight as it is these days from state and county budget cuts, Step is $50,000 short for 2012, almost half its $104,000 budget. The program needs donations to aid women who may suffer from abuse, mental health issues, addictions or unemployment.
"Twenty-five women in Walla Walla will be homeless, maybe more. These women come from all kinds of backgrounds. ... But all of them have one thing in common. They have nowhere to turn.
Through the emergency shelter they can get up to 90 days of free temporary shelter, a safe night's sleep, food and referrals. "Together we can help them create an action plan to lift them out of homelessness. We're not their final destination. But we hope to be the start of a journey to independence, dignity, self-respect."
Last year, the shelter gave 110 women a new start. The YouTube video said "STEP is the only women's shelter in Walla Walla that's exclusively for women who are homeless for any reason. You can help. Give a day's shelter, for just $15."
Donations of $15 provide for one person a day, $105 for a week and $450 for a month. Watch the presentation at YouTube at tinyurl.com/6nbuvb4 or contact Helpline at 509-529-3377 or www.helplineww.org for further information.
In addition, Helpline, an agency established in 1973 to connect the community with emergency social services, recently bought its first pallet of toilet paper. That's 2,400 rolls, which will be used in its hygiene program and at the STEP Women's Shelter. The bounty was also shared with Christian Aid Center, Salvation Army, YWCA, Pantry Shelf and St. Vincent de Paul. Snyder-Crecelius Paper co. gave them special pricing to purchase in bulk.
In their newsletter, they not it was the result of a great response to Walla Wallan Sarita McCaw's plea for funds. "We are now seeking funds for our second pallet (which costs $1,291). Donations may be made to helpline or contact Sarita at 525-3349 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Festival Showcases Familiar Themes New Films Stay True to Winning Genres
By DUANE DUDEK
Toronto — The genre film is alive and well and living at the Toronto International Film Festival.
For reasons having to do with good things enduring — or a shortage of fresh ideas — filmmakers with films showing here have flocked to familiar forms like comfort food.
And while each adheres to aspects of their respective genres, none of them renews them beyond recognition.
Spike Lee's "Miracle of St. Anna" is a World War II picture from the rarely seen perspective of an all-black unit, with the romanticized camaraderie and frictions among the usual cast of battlefield stereotypes.
Pewaukee native and screenwriter David Koepp's comedy "Ghost Town" is his third film as a director, each of which has been a ghost story of a sort. In "Ghost Town," which opens nationwide Sept. 19, he uses or ignores supernatural rules of the road as needed.
"Appaloosa" — directed by Ed Harris, who stars with Viggo Mortensen — has the open skies and stoic characters of every Western ever made.
At a news conference Friday, Harris and Mortensen discussed the vast library of Hollywood Westerns they consulted in making their film.
"A lot of them I'd seen before but started to look at in a different way," Harris said. " 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,' 'High Noon,' 'The Ox-Bow Incident,' 'My Darling Clementine.' Some of Clint (Eastwood)'s stuff. 'The Wild Bunch.' (Directors Edward) Dmytryk, Howard Hawks, Anthony Mann. Just really immersed myself.
"Because one of my intentions . . . was not only to be authentic to the period, but to be authentic to the genre in terms of its classicism. I wasn't trying to modernize anything. Or make it exciting for anybody."
Mortensen, who wears the genre like a second skin, said most Westerns "are terrible."
"But the ones that are good are really good."
Among the latter, Mortensen cited Mann's "Man of the West," with Gary Cooper "when he's older," and "Missouri Breaks," with Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson.
And 2003′s "Open Range," with Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner, which, like "Appaloosa,""has at the heart of it a relationship between two men."
And, like Harris and Mortensen's film, the violence and gun- fighting are "messy, direct and quick."
"It didn't glamorize the violence. It was, 'This is what happens. We'll either live or we won't. And you don't always hit someone when you shoot.' "
As a director, Mortensen said, Harris "was trying to respect the genre. You do see the great landscapes, the design of the clothes and the design of the town. Then the trick was for him to put it all together in the editing room so that it wasn't a slow-paced movie. . . .
"Because it does have a lot of dramatic tension as you go along. But somehow, he also kept that leisurely pace that harkens back to those great old movies."
Keep up with the latest in movies — and the Toronto International Film Festival, which runs through Sept. 14 — on Duane Dudek's blog, Dudek on Film: blogs.jsonline.com/dudek/
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June 29, 2007 Computer games, be they console- or PC-based, elicit a level of involvement far beyond anything man's ingenuity has previously created. The ability to produce an instantaneous and appropriate response to every action can generate a realism and intensity of connection waaay beyond the passive experience of watching television, or the audio wallpaper of radio, with a passion approaching that of procreation. This has not escaped the world's most creative and influential minds (aka advertising creative directors) who see this as the ideal circumstance in which to deliver a message that will stay with us – gaming offers both a wonderful new way to interact with a brand, and an opportune time to tattoo a brand name on the psyche while the brain is open and engaged. Right now, household penetration of game consoles is approaching mainstream media status, yet the average monthly household advertising expenditure of the medium is less than 50 cents, compared to US$37 for broadcast TV. Is it any wonder then that this seriously under-leveraged advertising medium will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 33% until 2012, much higher than that of other major advertising media, including TV, radio, print, and the Internet. Read More
June 26, 2007 A Nintendo in every pocket? The phenomenally successful Nintendo DS handheld gaming console is comprehensively trouncing the more powerful Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) around the world - but nowhere is Nintendo mania more alive than in Japan, where on current sales and penetration figures, a key industry analysis firm has forecast that 89% of Japanese households will have a Nintendo DS by the year 2011. What a stunning figure! Read More
Radio-equipped Visa card lets you pay your cab fare with a wave
By Loz Blain
June 12, 2007
June 13, 2007 For all the convenience of not carrying cash around, credit cards can still be a fairly cumbersome way to pay, particularly for small purcahses. Visa's PayWave system cuts the signature out of the process for transactions under $25; you simply wave your card at a sensor, wait for the green light and go. The system already has about 31,000 implementations in the United States and is now rolling out into New York taxicabs, where it will speed up the payment process. Read More
Fatal1ty continues to build cyber-athlete profile
June 12, 2007
June 13, 2007 There are no really valid metrics for the sport of computer gaming, which encompasses multiple platforms, dozens of genres, thousands of titles and a billion regular participants, but all things considered, Johnathan Fatal1ty Wendel is unquestionably the world's best gamer. The 26 year-old cyber-athlete turned professional in 1999 and has since won more pro comps and prize money than any other gamer, including 10 World titles on FIVE DIFFERENT GAMES. He has won 67% of all the competitions he has entered and been top three in 92% of them. Fatal1ty trains like an athlete at least eight hours a day, running and playing tennis and honing his reflexes, strategies and other requisite skills to ensure he remains the most visible and well remunerated cyber-athlete on the planet. In keeping with the cult of celebrity, Fatal1ty is now beginning to rub shoulders with iconic names in other fields. His latest exploits at Computex Taipei, where he won the final shootout with a scoreline of 74 to minus 3 will only add to the growing legend. Read More
Internet Advertising Revenues Soar Again
June 6, 2007
June 7, 2007 Figures released by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers today show that Internet advertising revenues continue to skyrocket, the tech wreck of six years ago just an insignificant correction. The 2007 first quarter revenues of US$4.9 billion represent a 26 percent increase over Q1 2006 at US$3.8 billion and a 2 percent increase over Q4 2006 at US$4.8 billion. "The continued growth of online ad revenues clearly illustrates marketers' increased comfort with the extraordinary vitality and accountability of this medium," commented IAB President and CEO Randall Rothenberg. "It reaches consumers with an unprecedented level of efficiency and measurability that provides marketers with actionable data. And the ever-changing landscape of new platforms and technologies that enrich interactive advertising guarantees that this growth trend will continue." Read More
Digital paper with interactivity and sound
June 5, 2007
June 6, 2007 Paper has been the predominant advertising medium since advertising began and despite the likelihood that it will lose that mantle in the foreseeable future, there's life in the old dog yet. Swedish researchers are showing a working prototype of a fourth generation of paper products that can communicate with computers. By combining paper with printed graphic codes and electronically conductive ink that is engineered to be sensitive to pressure. When the paper "buttons" are touched, the sound is played out via the printed speakers. A video of the paper used in large boards and store displays can be seen here. The technology has obvious application in high-impact point-of-purchase promotional displays. Read More
Neural input device hints at gaming revolution
June 5, 2007
June 6, 2007 It is perhaps the most sought after technological goal in the digital age, an interface that will allow you to throw away the humble keyboard and mouse and take control of your computer by simply thinking. The latest foray into this rapidly evolving field is the Neural Impulse Actuator, a gaming interface prototype unveiled at Computex 2007 that reads brain signals instead of keyboard strokes to provide a hands-free computer control. Read More
June 5, 2007 With multimedia technologies maturing, we are beginning to see some quite remarkable media tools emerging so that experts and educational publishers can more easily develop new ways of displaying information and furthering understanding. Going one step further, Zygote Media Group used its expertise in those fields to create hyper-accurate 3D models of the human body. The models are available to anyone but will find most application with companies in the biomedical, entertainment, athletic gear, and video gaming industries to ensure the term "anatomically correct" applies to the products they develop. The models are incredibly detailed (skeletons, heart, arteries, nerves, and muscle tissue) and have already been used in the development of new products such as back braces, shin guards, sports shoes and stents to place in damaged arteries. Read More
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire – the DVD game
June 1, 2007
June 2, 2007 TV ratings don't lie – for better or worse, it seems the format of the popular TV show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire", which somehow makes it look easy for anyone with an IQ larger than their shoe size to win a bundle, just keeps pulling massive audiences. In this age of multi-medium franchises, it was only a matter of time before the TV Show followed the path of "Deal or No Deal" and "Family Feud" and now we can report that Imagination International Corp (IIC) has inked a three-year deal with Disney/ABC for the exclusive rights to the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire DVD Game. The game will be available in Q3 for US$20. Read More
HP demonstrates Retail Store Assistant
May 29, 2007
May 30, 2007 With computerisation now an integral part of most retail store infrastructures and the general tech-savviness of the population underpinned by a new generation raised on computer games and the internet, it will be interesting to see how quickly very sophisticated systems come to market. A glimpse at what's possible in the very near future came this week when HP showed off its Retail Store Assistant, an experimental system designed to enhance the consumer shopping experience and improve efficiency for retailers by bringing the power of online access to brick-and-mortar stores. The idea is that the customer swipes their loyalty card on entering the store, receiving a printout that includes a personalized shopping list, relevant coupons, notice of associated store discounts or sales, and even a map to where the items can be found in the store. Read More


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Kurt Andersen talks with the Chieftains' Paddy Moloney about the band's new record, San Patricio. It pays tribute to the real-life battalion of Irish-American soldiers who deserted the U.S. Army to fight for the Mexicans. An artist in her eighties rediscovers drawings she did forty years ago. In the Utah desert, a scrappy team of scientists attempts to simulate life on Mars. And The New Yorker's architecture critic Paul Goldberger gets us to look at the city in a whole new way.
The City From Three Stories Up
Architecture critic Paul Goldberger's new book is called Why Architecture Matters. To talk about that idea, Kurt and Paul headed to the High Line, a formerly dilapidated train track thirty feet above the street that was recently transformed into an extraordinary public park.
Life on Mars
Though President Obama has spoken of a new commitment to NASA, getting humans to Mars still looks a long way off. Undeterred, a group of scientists and engineers created the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah to simulate life on the red planet. We sent reporter
My Speech to the Martians
Jack Handey is a pro when it comes to interplanetary relations. In this essay from his collection What I'd Say to the Martians: And Other Veiled Threats, the humorist has some tough love for our enemies.
The Chieftains
After forty-eight years making music together, the Chieftains are always on the lookout for surprising collaborations. On their latest album, San Patricio, they mix it up with the finest Mexican folk musicians as well as Ry Cooder and Linda Ronstadt to tell ...
Ida Applebroog
In 1969, Ida Applebroog was a middle-aged mother of four who escaped to the bathroom and sketched parts of her own body. She's recently unearthed the drawings and made them part of a gallery installation and catalog. Kurt talks with her about how she ...
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There has been progress in fixing housing issues and taking care of the elderly, but there remains more to be done in transport, manpower and health, said Leader of the House Ng Eng Hen in Parliament on Thursday.
Using his closing speech for the nine-day-long Budget and Committee of Supply debates to give a half-time report of what the Government has done since the 2011 General Election, Dr Ng recalled how MPs had expressed dissatisfaction with several issues in that year and the past two budget debates.
MPs echoed residents' unhappiness with housing, transport and healthcare affordability, he said.
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Ukraine takes gold, US hockey falls to Canada
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Four Ukrainian women gave their politically torn country some good news at the Sochi Games on Friday, and Canada delivered more bad news to the United States — yet another Olympic hockey defeat.
As government and opposition leaders worked to end the months-long Ukrainian crisis that erupted in deadly violence this week, the Ukraine women's 4x6-kilometer biathlon relay team won the nation's first gold medal in two decades.
The four women celebrated with a Ukrainian flag as lawmakers back home paused to mark the occasion.
"Great proof of how sport can unite the nation," Sergei Bubka, the pole vault great and leader of the Ukraine Olympic Committee, wrote on Twitter.
There were no celebrations for the U.S. hockey team, with Canada winning 1-0 and dashing the American hopes for men's gold for the third time since 2002. And it happened just one night after the Canadian women had ousted their American counterparts for the third straight Olympics.
Canada and Sweden will play for the men's gold on Sunday. The Swedes beat Finland 2-1.
The first doping cases also hit the Winter Games on Friday. Italian bobsledder William Frullani and German biathlete Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle were kicked out of the games after positive doping tests. Frullani was in the four-man bobsled race, which begins Saturday. Sachenbacher-Stehle, a five-time Olympic medalist, participated in five events in Sochi but did not win any medals.
On Day 15 of the Sochi Olympics, 18-year-old American skier Mikaela Shiffrin became the youngest ever gold medal winner in the women's slalom; Marielle Thompson of Canada edged teammate Kelsey Serwa for the gold in women's skicross; Canada routed Britain 9-3 to win its third straight gold medal in men's curling; and short track speedskating gold medals went to Viktor Ahn of Russia in the men's 500, to Park Seung-hi of South Korea in the women's 1,000, and to Russia in the men's 5,000-meter relay.
BIATHLON: Ukraine's team of twins Vita and Valj Semerenko, Juliya Dzhyma, and Olena Pidhrushna missed five targets but avoided penalty loops to finish in 1 hour, 10 minutes, 2.5 seconds. Russia was 26.4 seconds behind to take silver, and Norway trailed by 37.6 to win bronze.
ICE HOCKEY: Jamie Benn scored the only goal Canada needed in its 1-0 win over the U.S. Finland went up early in the second period when Olli Jokinen scored, but Sweden's Loui Eriksson tied it up and Erik Karlsson made it 2-1 with a slap shot from the middle of the ice.
ALPINE SKIING: Shiffrin became the youngest Olympic slalom champion, male or female, with her win. That mark was previously held by Paoletta Magoni of Italy, who won gold at the 1984 Sarajevo Games when she was 19. Austrian teammates Marlies Schild and Kathrin Zettel took silver and bronze.
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Fremont County Sheriff's deputies are searching for 34-year-old Jerrod Hillman in the sparsely populated area surrounding Island Park.
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WACO, Texas One NFL player is keeping himself busy during the off-season.Former Baylor bear and current Rams running back, Terrance Ganaway, is working at Jimmy John s sandwich shop in Waco.
He s getting paid just over minimum wage, which is a far cry from his St. Louis salary.
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The other week at our Airline Business Awards we were talking with Richard Sweet, marketing director at Southwest Airlines, about DING!, the suitably cool new web download launched earlier this year that lets customers see latest fare offers on their desktop. If you haven't seen it yet take a look at http://www.southwest.com.
What impressed us most was the way that they had rushed out with DING! on the grounds that no-one is going to have more than a couple of these things on their desktop and Southwest was determined to be there first. Makes you wonder who they were rushing to beat into the market? In truth, it probably wasn't the other majors so much as retailers and online agencies.
Another example, perhaps, of Southwest living up to its claim of being a customer service company that "just happens to fly". It's an interesting point. As bookings go online, so all airlines are increasingly going to be retailing direct to travelers rather than through traditional travel agency wholesalers. While there has been much talk of the technological and cost issues that raises, there has been less focus on the fundamental change in business culture it must surely bring. That is pretty unchartered territory.
The folk at Southwest are being pretty coy about just how many customers have downloaded DING! to date, but they do admit that fare sales can now be trialed over hours rather than days. They are still themselves working on refining their approach to that degree of immediacy.
DING!, along with their strategy going into the East Coast hubs, helped Southwest walk away with this year's Marketing category in our annual awards programme. Visit our dedicated website to see full details, as well as pictures of the good and great gathered for the evening's festivities in the ever magnificent setting of London's Middle Temple Hall http://www.strategyawards.com.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Here's the timeline from my Twitter account during the Lakers-Spurs game Wednesday. It's in reverse order, so if you want to relive the game, start at the bottom.
Yeah, I asked before; he said same shoe. RT @fabiancorrado: @KevinDing What shoes does Kobe wear during away games? Doesn't look like Kobe 5
Lakers not to OKC till morn. RT @THE_REAL_SHAQ: Landed in san antonio, saw my boy d fish and kobe, it reminded me of .o4 shot, thanks d fish
Here's @RONARTESTCOM on Lakers selling out road venues: "Got to give Lakers fans some credit for supporting not only us, but everyone else."
Lakers fans here in SA going nuts (with Spurs fans pretty much all filing out) after the 5th Artest steal. "Let's Go Lakers" comes up.
Remember how I told Kobe preseason Duncan said his knees hurt ALL THE TIME? Duncan looks like it now: 2/11 from field.
Lakers in control, 87-76. Morrison standing on fringe of Lakers huddle in timeout and gently pumping both fists in the air. Funny.
Pau knows how to handle the double, too. He went to left hand and got it off before Spurs trap could come. Lakers up, 84-76.
Kobe has done better than usual this season fighting through picks here while guarding Manu. PJ might not need to go back to Ron on Manu.
Phil spoke pregame about getting Fish rest and late-season focus on 3pters. RT @LakersReporter: Farmar & Brown are combined 5-of-6 from 3.
Kobe waited and waited for Spurs to double. Didn't come. He scored.
Consecutive possessions where Spurs try to exploit Kobe and Josh in Manu P&R. Lakers stop it both times and lead, 75-73.
Consecutive possessions where Spurs run double at Kobe and teammates fail to score. Spurs lead, 73-71, now.
Kobe called that play for Gasol to go out high and get ball. Brown cut behind Gasol but couldn't score.
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Let's kick off San Diego Comic Con season in style! Pop Culture lovers are descending on San Diego Comic Con in droves, but if you couldn't get there this year, don't worry. We've got you covered with fabulously geeky giveaways every day for a week! Today we have TWO Comic Con exclusives: a Monsuno Core set and a limited edition Winx doll!
Each Limited Edition Monsuno Core set (5,000 total) comes with a gold Lock figure, core & card and was designed for exclusive release during the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con. The gold deco figure and core are packed with a playable gold collector card within the flashy exterior of a collectible 2012 Comic-con exclusive box. Each box also includes an official Monsuno player Combat Manual fold-out. Anyone who purchases a collectible at the Entertainment Earth booth #2343 will receive a complimentary limited edition Monsuno gold Lock and Core figure, courtesy of Toys R Us, while supplies last.
This Limited Edition Gold Winx Club Bloom Believix Doll was designed exclusively for the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con and will be given away at the Nickelodeon booth #4113. Bloom not only has beautiful shimmery skin and exclusive gold Believix fashion, she is packed in a special collectible gold foiled box. Each box includes a card of authenticity and the original Gold Believix artwork. A Limited Edition Silver Bloom Believix Doll will also be sold at the Toys R Us booth for $24.99. But you can win the Gold here today!
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• Palomar College lost 65-55 to Riverside City College in the consolation title game of the 23rd Cougar Classic at College of the Canyons. Dejuan Ervin led the Comets with 18 points while Joe Vaz had 17 points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots. Ervin had 31 points Friday in a win over Orange Coast College while Vaz had 18 points, 15 rebounds and six blocks. The Comets open conference play Jan. 9 at Imperial Valley, then host rival MiraCosta on Jan. 11.
• AJ Gasporra scored 28 points and made all five of his 3-point shots in NAIA No. 15-ranked Cal State San Marcos' 93-53 win over Lethbridge (Alberta, Canada) in the final game of the New Year's Cougar Classic. The Cougars' 40-point margin of victory was the largest in program history, three points better than the mark set Friday in a 96-59 win over UC Merced. CSUSM (13-4) has won its last five games and eight of its last nine. CSUSM returns to action Saturday at The Master's College. The Cougars' next home game is Jan. 8 against NCAA Division III opponent Pomona-Pitzer.
Women's basketball
• Palomar College lost 72-69 in overtime to Santa Monica on Saturday in the third-place game of the Colleen Riley Invitational at Fullerton College. Maureen Feegan (Rancho Buena Vista) forced overtime when she made two free throws with 29 seconds remaining. But the Corsairs outscored Palomar 10-7 in the OT, dropping the Comets to 7-7 going into their Pacific Coast Athletic Conference opener at defending champion San Diego Mesa on Jan. 9.
• Three Cougars scored in double figures, but Cal State San Marcos lost 77-60 to Carroll College (Helena, Mont.) on Saturday. Mechel'la Logan finished with 18 points and a game-high nine rebounds. Jessica Harris had 13 points and Cassie Damyanovich added 10. CSUSM (8-13) has lost four straight games after winning five in a row. The Cougars start the new year with games Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The Cougars face The Master's College and Simpson (Indianola, Iowa) at MiraCosta College on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively, then travel to play Biola.
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Seventeen Point Loma Nazarene athletes were named National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) scholar-athletes for fall 2012. To be eligible for the honor, athletes must have a minimum 3.4 cumulative grade-point average. They also must be a letter-winner and complete at least one term at the nominating institution. The list: Jacob Roth (men's cross country); Alaina Bird, Gina Erbacci, Sarah Feddersen, Breelan Matranga, Sally Rudi and Ashlee Szabo (women's cross country); Austin Fares and Carter Phillips (men's soccer); Kallie Caldwell, Codi Cameron, Tiffany Kracy, Claire Mathews, Jessica Van Loo and Madi White (women's soccer); and Kelsey Barker and Marissa Ellow (women's volleyball).
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SEATTLE Three to 7 inches of rain in the Cascades and melting snow overflowed some Western Washington rivers, but the National Weather Service said they'd be cresting Wednesday and returning to their banks.
Forecasters say a cold front moving into the state will drop the freezing level from as high as 6,000 feet to around 2,500 feet, holding precipitation in the mountains as snow.
A flood warning remains in effect Wednesday for the Snohomish, Skykomish, Pilchuck, Snoqualmie and Puyallup rivers. Flood watches remain and other rivers flowing off the Cascades.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Many of the tens of thousands of New Yorkers stopped, questioned and sometimes frisked by police in the past decade were wrongly targeted because of their race, lawyers for four men who claim they were illegally stopped said Monday.
But New York Police Department lawyers countered that officers must go where the crime is -- and the crime is overwhelmingly in minority neighborhoods.
A civil trial that began Monday in federal court in Manhattan will examine the police tactic that has become a city flashpoint, with mass demonstrations, City Council hearings and mayoral candidates calling for change. The lawsuit, now a class-action, seeks a court-appointed monitor to oversee changes to how the police make stops.
The courtroom and overflow rooms were packed Monday, and stop-and-frisk opponents held an afternoon rally outside the courthouse. The Rev. Jesse Jackson watched the opening statements, telling reporters outside court afterward: "I heard rationalization and justification rather than explanation from the city. They were not denying. They were justifying."
The trial is expected to last more than a month.
The mayor and police commissioner say stop-and-frisk is a life-saving, crime-stopping tool that has helped drive crime down to record lows.
But Darius Charney, the lawyer for the four men who filed the suit in 2008, said the department is doing stops illegally and must make adjustments. He called many of the stops a "frightening and degrading experience" for "thousands if not millions" of New Yorkers.
Charney, of the Center for Constitutional Rights, called the stops "arbitrary, unnecessary and unconstitutional," and promised that plaintiffs will show the judge "powerful testimonial and statistical evidence" that New Yorkers are routinely stopped without suspicion.
Police have made about five million stops in the past decade, of mostly black and Hispanic men. Two witnesses testified Monday, out of a dozen who say they were targeted because of their race.
One, Devin Almonor, the 16-year-old son of a police officer, said he was thrown against an unmarked car and handcuffed when he was 13 on his way home. The other, David Floyd, testified that he was wrongly stopped twice. Both said they were testifying because they didn't want the same injustice to happen to other people. Floyd, 33, is now a medical school student.
City lawyers sought to discredit the witnesses by suggesting their stories had evolved over the years to become more dramatic.
Officers and criminologists who have studied the statistics on street stops are also slated to testify, and lawyers plan to play hours of audio tapes made by Adrian Schoolcraft, an officer who was hauled off to a psych ward against his will after he said he refused to fill illegal quotas.
U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin, who has said in earlier rulings that she is deeply concerned about stop and frisk, is not being asked to ban the tactic, since it has been found to be legal. But she does have the power to order reforms, which could mean major changes to the nation's largest police force and other departments.
City lawyers said Monday the department already has many checks and balances, including an independent watchdog group that was recently given authority to prosecute some excessive force complaints against police. Officers have more than 23 million contacts with the public, make 4 million radio runs and issue more than 500,000 summonses every year. Comparatively, 600,000 stops annually are not unreasonable, city attorneys said.
"The New York Police Department is fully committed to policing within the boundaries of the law," said Heidi Grossman, an attorney for the city. "Crime is not distributed evenly across the city."
The city lawyers said the expert testimony was flawed and evidence would show a correlation between the description of suspects and those stopped.
"Police are given an awesome responsibility, one of which is to bring crime down and keep people safe," Grossman said.
Street stops have risen dramatically since the 1990s while overall crime dropped in a city that once had the highest murder rate in the nation. Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly say the stops are a deterrent that led to lower crime.
The city recorded 419 murders in 2012, down from more than 2,000 in the 1990s and the lowest since similar record-keeping began in the 1960s.
More than 531,000 people were stopped last year, more than five times the number when Bloomberg took office a decade ago. Fifty-one percent of those stopped were black, 32 percent Hispanic and 11 percent white. According to census figures, the city has 8.2 million people: 26 percent are black, 28 percent are Hispanic and 44 percent are white.
About half the people who are stopped are subject only to questioning. Others have their bag or backpack searched. And sometimes police conduct a full pat-down. Only 10 percent of all stops result in arrest, and a weapon is recovered a small fraction of the time.
Recent polls show a stark divide over how blacks and whites view the tactic, while among Hispanics, disapproval of the practice has grown.
Associated Press writer Larry Neumeister contributed to this report.
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- Genre: Strategy Tycoon
- Release: Sep 14, 2011
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Getting my park back?
I had a dragonvale account and it was something around level 25 and a breeded the summer dragon and was going to breed the seasonal dragon next. But my brother who has the same Game Center account as me wanted a park too. I let him but when I went to put my summer dragon in its habitat, my park wasn't there. My brothers park was there and it is only level 5. Then he deleted the game but his park is still there. How do I get my park back? Thanks for all your help!
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Maybe it's a bug. Maybe the game center thought that you just wanted to restart Dragonvale? Just a suggestion. No known answer that I know.
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Well, thanks for trying anyway. If you know anyone who might know the answer please tell me
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Sign back in to game center
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I already have been in Game Center
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Just a suggestion, Maybe log off of your game center, delete Dragonvale, download it back? If this doesn't work it won't delete any information. I promise.
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Ok, I might have tried it already but just in case I will do it. If it doesn't work and you don't have anymore suggestions I really appertiate you helping me
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Your welcome. Besides, even if you can't do it, you and your brother can share the park ;D
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This is one of the reason why people do not share there tablets
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The same thing happened to me I started again and now my park is so much better so now the mistakes that you made on your first world won't happen on the second one
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I think you have to delete your brothers acount?
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If you go to facebook and log on with your user name that you used to create your park it should come back. Mine did. Let me know. Marilyn.1.2
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Same with me I deleted Dragonvale and then got it again and it was there same as I left it
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You can only have one park per Game Center account. You two need to set up separate accounts.
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Same with me a friend came over. I forgot to sign me out of Game Center and let him sign in. His world is now stuck on my account. I am on level 32 this Game Center thing is starting to piss me off! Of anyone knows how to fix this problem contact me
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World in brief STOCKHOLM Paul Krugman, the Princeton University scholar and New York Times columnist, has won the Nobel Prize in economics for his analysis of how economies of scale can affect trade patterns and the location of economic activity.
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A novel method for finding and delivering healing drugs to newly formed microcracks in bones has been invented by a team of chemists and bioengineers at Penn State University and Boston University.
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