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Thread: E.O.W Round 9: Hell
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E.O.W Round 9: Hell
E.O.W. - #009: Hell
Round #009
You MUST include a description or backstory this round, or your image wont be taken to poll. Good luck!
Congratulations to the winner of Round 7 (Winter Battlefield) - Helium Macaroni (sorry ill get you guys in the winners thread asap, dun wry)
Sunday, 18th December 2005 6PM GMT
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberDecember 11th, 2005 #2
Well, this one certainly is a challenge. Easy to ruin with stereotypical ideas
December 11th, 2005 #3
whoa, this is gonna be a kicka$$ round...
December 11th, 2005 #4
that's what I though, too, Hide! And this time I wont miss the deadline! yay! (did it with the last two topics T_T')
sept13, you're right about klischees... but I look forward for all your entries!
Last edited by Zeitwolf; December 11th, 2005 at 04:40 PM.
December 11th, 2005 #5
Maybe change the font colour on some parts of the EOW image, so you could do things like... read it.
SSG #32: Trés Cuté
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December 11th, 2005 #6
nice...will work great with the dark angel CHOW...if I have time to do it that is....
December 13th, 2005 #7
for me hell is being surrounded for the rest of my life by
stupid-annoying-boring-stuckinthe70s people. meaning - living in israel.
so, do i draw badly clothed ugly idiots with word baloons,
reading : "you paint with a COMPUTER? that`s cheating. it`s not REAL art. the computer do the work for ya..."
We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.
-Bill Hicks
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December 13th, 2005 #8
haha, chuck, i bare with you! Don't listen to them!
December 13th, 2005 #9
yah, chuck, mate - if this was a challenge about a scene I also would know what to say about hell. But it's about environment.
So pay no attention to those who say earth is a disk and just draw! Draw! XP
December 13th, 2005 #10
i apologize for the cliché.
i do.
it`s just that after some amount of thinking and sketching ,
i just somehow always ended up with "HELL the cliché"
no matter how i started it.
so i decided - screw it, no point fighting.
and here`s my humble entry:
a det.
The evidence indicates rather that hell is a place essentially of shame, one in which people will have no fellowship or discourse with God. Biblical pictures of flame are clearly metaphors, first because if taken literally they result in contradiction (how can there be flames, yet also darkness, as the Bible says?); second, because as metaphors they fit in with other metaphors (flames and thirst as the opposite of water, which is in Scripture a metaphor for God's Spirit) and also fit a literal experience of shame (think of being ashamed and your face burning.) Furthermore, other descriptions of hell, such as people weeping and grinding their teeth, match with expressions of shame in the ancient world, but not physical pain.
("The Doctrine of Hell in a Nutshell" -James Patrick Holding)
Last edited by Chuck,mate.; December 14th, 2005 at 09:27 AM.We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.
-Bill Hicks
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December 15th, 2005 #11
well, guess i win. only post here is mine.
where`d everybody gone to?
We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.
-Bill Hicks
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December 15th, 2005 #12
THis one's taking me longer than I thought. Finding something original in something so steeped in specific context is forcing my hand a little. But I bet there'll at least be some last minute participation by a secretive few. You'll have some competition no doubt.
Chuck,mate - I'm missing the correlation between your description and the illo. Your quote says no flame, but instead immense shame. I see lava, but that devil doesn't look ashamed to me. So I like both individually, but they aren't syncing up in my opinion.
December 15th, 2005 #13
I'll be entering... if i can manage to pull something decent off.
December 15th, 2005 #14
Due to the advice of helpful critiques I was motivated to push this one more to a finish. Thanks again.
After ten thousand years of resentment and planning, the dark lord guides his young wife across a frozen lake of ash and through the gateway to his domain. There are demons petrified as gargoyles in the places they were standing at the end of the last Great War, and the glowing script is record of the couple's prophetic consumation and infernal conception of the Anti-christ: the event that will reignite the burning pits of hell.
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December 15th, 2005 #15
City of Phobos
chuck mate: I dont know what hell will look like...but that could be it!! The guy/demon looks more like hes trying to find out how to get to the next rock without getting lavatised!
auden100- cool concept! The door is freakee!
il post an entry tomorrow!
December 15th, 2005 #16
Tis me, im new in here, well, in this forum; giving my critique to the posted backgrounds:
Chuck,mate. - Awesome man, the lava looks so cool; besides, the columns that bears the ceiling's weight are kooler than anything, if only because one would think hell is ACTUALLY below our homes. Nice lava geisers in the back.
Auden100 - This is so freakin awesome!! The colors look a little lazy; the runes are perfect. Technical question: Is the big beast over the gate a Demon Guard? or is it just another statue? The ceiling is cool, seems like another plane of existence.
December 15th, 2005 #17
Thoras - Lazy, hmm? I can see that. I clarified the description a bit more to hopefully answer your question. Usually takes me a couple drafts to sort out the right wording. Thanks for the crit.
December 15th, 2005 #18
Hope this counts as Hell; its just the psicological hell we all have in our little heads... BWAHAHAHAHA.
Cheers. Critique if u want to.
December 16th, 2005 #19
My finished entry
This entry is an homage to the film High Plains Drifter. It's a Clint Eastwood film. The town begs for Eastwood's protection from bandits and the only way they'll get it is if they paint their ENTIRE town red and name it HELL.
It's a great film, I highly recommend it.
I hope this meets the requirements.
Last edited by romance; December 17th, 2005 at 05:54 PM.
December 16th, 2005 #20
great work everyone,
As the damned souls filed into their new home for the next eternity they were amazed to find that the stereotype about horns and the devil was in fact true. To the point where he had even used them as a major part of Hell's external decoration.
Last edited by conundrum; December 18th, 2005 at 12:07 AM.
December 16th, 2005 #21Originally Posted by Thoras
Mods: if thiss post isn't suitable, I'm sorry and please delete.
(I was going to try enter, but It turned so bad I'd rather not )
December 16th, 2005 #22
like I expected, romance! Great job already! Coming alnog nicely!
December 16th, 2005 #23
City of Phobos
Wow! nice posts!
conundrum- thats so stylished!!
Thoras- Spookie! Has a kinda hellsing feel.
Romance- guess what movie im downloading
ok hers mine(got alittle to much compressed ):
100 years after the incident on Phobos(one of the moons on mars) the government decided to fill it up with criminals,and make it a huge jail.History was forgotten and the leaders of earth didnt know what was ahead of them... HELL!
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nice entries guys, keep them coming
and erm, what the hell is going on?
Originally Posted by Lady Medusa
December 16th, 2005 #25
i remember seeing that image of 'psychological hell' on Deviantart.com years ago.
so yes. it's old. that's at least one rule broken.
December 16th, 2005 #26Originally Posted by bizarre
Anyway, glad to see this thread picking up. Great entries so far, I'm especially liking chuck,mate's and romance's this time around.
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December 16th, 2005 #27
Sooo... I cant use my old work for this thingys??
O well... missed that in the rules.
And YES it IS mine.
December 16th, 2005 #28
It says right in the rules, "new work only", dude. : p
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December 16th, 2005 #29
Alright, alright; just that i didnt read em.
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Making the Move: Top transfers shifting college basketball landscape
DEC 19, 2013 3:41p ET
Hundreds of college basketball players elected to switch schools this past offseason for varying reasons: playing time, coaching changes, graduate students, the list goes on. Many transferred "down" -- a power conference player moving to a mid-major or lower-tier power conference program, often times for the sake of playing time or for a better fit system-wise. Others took the opposite approach, moving from the Division-I shadows (relatively speaking) and onto bigger stages: Duke, Arizona, Florida, Georgetown.
For many college coaches, these players bolster a program's depth, talent and ability to overcome significant losses due to professional basketball or graduation. Consider them welcome additions â or presents, given the seasonal flavor. (Granted: most of these players arrived on campus last season before sitting
Even better, many are performing at high levels and could potentially alter the course of March Madness, either as significant players on high-profile contenders or as stars on Cinderella hopefuls. Here's a look at the 10 best "early presents" college coaches received this season, and how they might affect the national championship picture (statistics updated through Dec. 19; tempo-free metrics via Ken Pomeroy):
Rodney Hood
Coach: Mike Krzyzewski, Duke
2013-14 season stats: 18.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, 69 percent TS%, 127.9 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The Mississippi State transfer sparked plenty of intrigue last season when rumors of him playing well in Duke practices surfaced, and he's lived up to the hype, providing a formidable one-two punch with superstar freshman Jabari Parker this season. The Blue Devils's offense has flourished with Coach K's newest group -- ranking second nationally in efficiency -- and Hood has quickly become a formidable No. 2 option in the college game, playing the second-most minutes on the team and taking 23.6 percent of available shots.
The 6-foot-8 redshirt sophomore has hit those shots, too, pouring in nearly 19 points per game with elite efficiency. He's hitting more than 60 percent of his field goals, 45 percent of his 3-pointers and 83 percent of his free throws. Only 22 players nationally boast a higher true shooting percentage. Hood's versatility has given Coach K some freedom to tinker with lineup sizes this season, and though the Blue Devils have been atypically porous on the defensive end, the offensive is clicking just fine.
Joseph Young, Mike Moser, Jason Calliste
Coach: Dana Altman, Oregon
2013-14 season combined stats: 44.9 points, 13.1 rebounds
Under the wrapping paper: Perhaps no other coach in the country takes incoming transfers and blends them seamlessly into his system better than Altman, who brought in Olu Ashaolu, Davoe Joseph and Tony Woods to be primary contributors in 2012 before featuring Rice rebounding guru Arsalan Kazemi during last season's Sweet Sixteen run. He's doing it again this season.
The undefeated Ducks top three scorers are transfers, with Joseph Young, a 6-foot-2 addition from Houston, leading the way with 19.3 points per game. Mike Moser (UNLV) and Jason Calliste (Detroit) are also averaging double figures for a team that ranks seventh nationally in offensive efficiency. The transfers not only making Oregon one of the preeminent threats to Arizona in the Pac-12, but they also helped bridge the early-season gap for Altman's roster as sophomores Dominic Artis and Ben Carter served suspensions. With Young, Moser and Calliste on board, Oregon boasts one of the deepest rosters around.
T.J. McConnell
Coach: Sean Miller, Arizona
2013-14 season stats: 7.2 points, 6.5 assists, 117.8 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The Wildcats' coaching staff has landed a top-five recruiting class each of the past three years, including the highly-regarded '13 class bringing in immediate difference-makers Aaron Gordon and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, but it needed someone to deliver the ball to all that talent. Enter T.J. McConnell, a 6-foot-1 Duquesne import who was efficient in his first two collegiate seasons, if not a star.
Now, he's the starting point guard of the No. 1 team in the country, dishing out a top-50 assist rate nationally, refusing to take on too many shots -- unlike Xavier transfer Mark Lyons did last season for Miller's group -- and, for the most part, playing within his means. In the Wildcats' best win of the season (Duke), McConnell finished with 10 points, eight assists and six rebounds. That's really all Miller needs out of him for his team to be a national frontrunner.
Jordan Clarkson
Coach: Frank Haith, Missouri
2013-14 season stats: 19.4 points, 3.9 assists, 3.6 rebounds, 119.3 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: In his sophomore season at Tulsa, Clarkson became the go-to scorer for coach Doug Wojcik, averaging 16.5 points with a 54.9 true shooting percentage. But that 2011-12 Hurricanes team went 17-14 and subsequently fell apart: Wojcik was replaced by Danny Manning and the team's promising backcourt (Clarkson, freshman Eric McClellan) are now playing in the SEC.
And while McClellan has shown his potential as a volume scorer this season at Vanderbilt, Clarkson is emerging as a star in Frank Haith's system. The 6-foot-5 point guard has done a more-than-admirable job in replacing former All-American candidate Phil Pressey, taking on more of a scorer's role averaging 19.4 points and improving his true shooting percentage to 59.8 while using up 28.7 percent of the Tigers' possessions. The Tigers are balanced and undefeated, and they'll need Clarkson to continue to pay well in order to challenge for a conference title.
Dorian Finney-Smith
Coach: Billy Donovan, Florida
2013-14 season stats: 11.4 points, 7.5 rebounds, 102.1 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The 6-foot-8 sophomore missed the first two games of the season while serving a suspension, but the practice rumor mill reports have some legs. Finney-Smith, the athletic Virginia Tech transfer who sat out last season but (much like Rodney Hood) earned praise from teammates and NBA scouts from his work in practice, is playing starter's minutes off the bench for Billy Donovan's team, primarily for his work on the boards, where the Gators have struggled at times this season.
Finney-Smith is grabbing a team-high 13.3 percent of available offensive rebounds and 22.2 percent of defensive rebounds through eight games. He probably should not be shooting the ball quite so often, but he's become a source of immediate production for one of the most efficient teams in the country.
Jarrod Uthoff
Coach: Fran McCaffery, Iowa
2013-14 season stats: 10.4 points, 6.8 rebounds, 7.3 block rate, 133.2 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The long-winded and oft-publicized transfer of Uthoff from Wisconsin to another Big Ten school, Iowa, was worth it in the end for the Hawkeyes. McCaffrey's staff -- one which recruited Uthoff originally out of high school -- has slow-played Uthoff into the rotation thus far, but he grades out as one of the most efficient players in the country. He's a vital piece to Iowa's strength on the boards (top-75 nationally in offensive and defensive rebounding rates) and his 1.4 block per game has helped the Hawkeyes hold opponents to 42 percent shooting (eFG) so far. While not quite an immediate star, he's been worth the wait for a program looking to break into the upper echelon of the nation's top conference.
Royce O'Neale
Coach: Scott Drew, Baylor
2013-14 season stats: 7.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 70.8 percent TS%, 114.1 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The 6-foot-6 import from Denver became one of the few immediate waiver transfer recipients granted by the NCAA this past offseason, a much-needed backcourt piece for the 9-1 Bears after losing their fair share of transfers, too.
Serving more as a glue guy to start the season, O'Neale is taking just 9.5 percent of available shots, but his true shooting percentage is top-15 nationally and he's playing starter's minutes for an annual tourney participant. During Baylor's Maui Invitational run, the junior scored double-digit points against Chaminade, Dayton and Syracuse. He could play a vital, but quiet role in the Big 12 race.
Josh Smith
Coach: John Thompson III, Georgetown
2013-14 season stats: 14.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, 71.2 percent TS%, 124.8 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: The most troublesome hurdle in Smith's development has been cleared through the early portion of the season, as he's played more than 20 minutes per game, scoring at least 10 points in seven of the Hoyas first nine games. The fact that he's capable of handling such minutes after the weight issues he encountered at UCLA is a major plus for both Smith and his teammates -- because he's played very well when he's on the court.
Starting with the season-opening loss to a very good Oregon team on a neutral court -- Smith scored 25 points in 27 minutes and grabbed four offensive boards -- Georgetown has appeared capable of overcoming the loss of NBA top-five draft pick Otto Porter. Of Big East players with a 24 percent usage rate or higher, Smith boasts the highest offensive rating.
Rayvonte Rice, Jon Ekey
Coach: John Groce, Illinois
2013-14 season combined stats: 26.9 points, 11.9 rebounds
Under the wrapping paper: Drake (7-3) could use Rayvonte Rice back right about now. After two seasons of rather underwhelming production on two bad teams, Rice's year of being tucked away in the Illini program has worked out quite well for John Groce's team. Illinois now features one of the premier backcourt scorers in the Big Ten in Rice, who has scored in double figures in every game this season, including 25 points against UNLV and 24 versus Georgia Tech. Most importantly? His efficiency has gone through the roof.
After taking more than 30 percent of his team's shots during his sophomore campaign at Drake, Rice has cut back a bit on his usage whole improving his offensive rating by nearly 30 points (hint: huge leap). His shooting percentages, offensive rebounding and assist-to-turnover rates have all improved as well. It's not a stretch to think he could be an All-Big Ten performer. As for the other present Groce received, Illinois State transfer Jon Ekey was able to play immediately as a graduate transfer and is logging starter's minutes while providing an additional outside shooting threat to a mediocre shooting offense.
J.J. Avila
Coach: Larry Eustachy, Colorado State
2013-14 season stats: 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 120.8 ORtg
Under the wrapping paper: Avila might be the strangest story of the bunch. After becoming an immediate star for Navy -- even earning Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors -- he took the less-traveled road by spending his redshirt season away from college basketball at South Texas College. Instead of practicing for a year with future teammates, he played in men's leagues and worked out with his AAU coach. When it came time to transfer to Colorado State, he was one of the biggest transfer wildcards on the market.
The wildcard is paying off for Larry Eustachy's program, one that is desperately trying to pick itself back up after losing five senior starters from last season's NCAA tourney team. Avila, a 6-foot-7 forward who averaged 15.9 points as a sophomore at Navy, has emerged as the go-to scorer for the Rams, taking a team-high 28.8 percent of available shots while posting an offensive rating of 120.8, the ninth-highest mark nationally among active players. If Colorado State, which can not stop anybody defensively right now, is going to climb into tourney consideration during Mountain West play, Avila will have to carry the load.


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Matt Morrissey: 'It's awesome to play for the same school my father did.' (Photo courtesy of Morrissey family)
Matt Morrissey said during his recruitment that his family is a �Spartan family.� His father, Jim, was an All-Big Ten linebacker at Michigan State and his sister Anna is currently on the basketball team. Now the 6-3, 185-pound rising senior from Lincolnshire (Ill.) Stevenson High School has added to that family lineage, as he committed to the Spartans when he visited Monday.
"I felt that it was the best fit for me and fell in love with the Michigan State program," he explained. �It's awesome to play for the same school my father did.�
Recruited by other schools as a safety, Morrissey says the Spartans have him down as an athlete and his position will be determined once he gets to East Lansing. He also plays wide receiver for Stevenson and his size, smarts and ball skills make other positions like linebacker a possibility as well.
He chose the Spartans over offers from Illinois, Boston College, Syracuse and others. His commitment gives MSU another recruit from Illinois in the 2014 class. Like many of the other commits from the Chicagoland area, Morrissey trains at Core 6 Athletes. CEO Paul Szczesny coached Morrissey through the 7-on-7 circuit and saw him play in-season several times.
"Simply put, he's just a playmaker," Szczesny said. "He knows the game of football and has the ability to make plays on both sides of the ball. He's definitely one of the top football players we have ever had here."
As a junior, Morrissey made 87 tackles, broke up five passes and caught 33 passes for 563 yards on offense. He is the 13th verbal commitment in the Spartans� 2014 class.
Ohio receiver comfortable at MSU
Sylvania (Ohio) Southview class of 2014 wide receiver JayJay Pinckney currently has 14 offers, but told Fox Sports NEXT this week that he is focusing on just a few: Kentucky, Cincinnati, Indiana, Boston College and Michigan State.
Pinckney (6-3, 175 pounds) says he will take his official visits this fall before making a decision. He plans to visit Kentucky, Cincinnati and Michigan State for those officials. Having been to East Lansing before, he says the staff is a big reason the Spartans are on his short list.
�I also enjoyed them,� he said. �I'm comfortable around the coaches, I enjoy the players, I know some players there, and I enjoy the head coach, Coach Dantonio, and the wide receivers coach, Coach (Terrence) Samuels. I'm comfortable with them in the recruiting process."
Pinckney�s other offers come from Minnesota, Louisville, Marshall, and a host of MAC schools.
Arizona DE earns Spartan offer
Tempe (Ariz.) Corona Del Sol junior-to-be Cassius Peat visited Michigan State on Monday and left with a Spartan offer. The 6-3, 230-pound defensive end also has an offer from Arizona State. As a sophomore last fall, he recorded 43 tackles and three sacks. He is also being recruited in basketball, where he has helped his school to the last two state titles.
Nicholson cuts list down
Monroeville (Pa.) Gateway safety Montae Nicholson has over 30 scholarship offers, but with his senior year approaching, the 6-3, 200-pound prospect has cut his list down, naming a final 12 of Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Michigan State, Oregon, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Stanford, Temple, Virginia Tech and West Virginia. He plans on making his decision later in the fall, possibly right as his senior season ends. He was offered by the Spartans in March.
More information
Allen Trieu began covering the state of Michigan for Scout.com in 2005 and began managing the entire Midwest in 2009. He has been featured on the Big Ten Network on its annual Signing Day Show. His Michigan State recruiting column appears every Friday at detroitnews.com. For more on MSU recruiting, visit michiganstate.scout.com.


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JAKARTA (JAKARTA POST/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - The Indonesian Air Force's Boeing B737-2x9 Surveiller finished its search for the missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft along the north-eastern coast of Sumatra on Wednesday afternoon but no debris was found, Air Force spokesman Air Commodore Hadi Tjahjanto said.
The B737 surveillance aircraft had been combing from northern Medan, the capital of the North Sumatra province, up to the waters north of Lhokseumawe in the northern provincial neighbour of Aceh since Wednesday morning, he told The Jakarta Post.
"We didn't find any suspicious objects in the waters," he said.
The Air Force has been helping in the mission to find the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing B777-200 since Monday. Flight MH370 was lost early on Saturday, less than an hour after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and was bound for Beijing, China.
The last known position was in the South China Sea, south of the Vietnamese coast, around the gulf of Thailand.
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3 physicians testify in Las Brisas hearing
Proposed $3 billion power plant seeks air permit
CORPUS CHRISTI - Three physicians testified Monday that pollution from the Las Brisas Energy Center could harm the health of sensitive groups.
Dr. Gregg Silverman of the Coastal Cardiology Association said the organization is against the proposed petroleum-coke fired plant.
"We believe that this change in the air standard around Corpus Christi will negatively affect our patients," Silverman said. "As a group we are absolutely opposed to this plant."
Under questioning from Las Brisas attorney John Riley, Silverman said about 10 to 20 percent of the association's patients have problems from smoking, and some still smoke. The association treats about 60,000 patients in an 80-mile radius around Corpus Christi.
However, it is unclear how much such testimony will affect the process. The judges give limited weight to anecdotal evidence and base their recommendation on whether the plant meets regulations, Judge Craig Bennett said. State and federal regulators say they set pollution limits that protect human health.
Many opponents of the plant disagree. Dr. Bruce Taylor, a local physician, and Dr. Stuart Abramson, an immunologist from Houston testified Monday they don't believe some government standards protect the health of all people.
The hearing is scheduled to last through this week, but the outcome won't be known for months. The judges, Bennett and Tommy Broyles, will issue a recommendation, then Texas Commission on Environmental Quality commissioners have final say.
Abramson, a professor in the Baylor College of Medicine in the allergy and immunology section of Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, said premature infants and the elderly are especially susceptible to pollution.
He said the Environmental Protection Agency admits that air pollution from allowable levels of tiny particulate matter "is linked to thousands of excess deaths and widespread health problems."
Abramson said under questioning from a Las Brisas attorney that if a new, cleaner plant were to replace old technology it could have a positive effect on health, depending on the types of pollution.
Taylor said state levels aren't set low enough to protect sensitive groups.
"They try to protect human health," Taylor said. "I think the (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) has failed to take into account sensitive individuals such as premature infants and children with severe asthma."
Riley questioned Taylor about the basis for his beliefs. Taylor said he has no data showing more asthma attacks or hospital admittances on the day with the highest level of particulate matter recorded in the area.
Eleven Coastal Bend residents also submitted pre-filed testimony Monday without taking the stand to be cross-examined. Those include Allen Herkimer, an expert in health care administration; Jerry Sansing, Del Mar College biology professor and chairman of the Clean Economy Coalition; Neil McQueen, an environmental consultant; Connie Vallie, a teacher; and Patrick Nye; a petroleum geologist.
Through the hearing process, opponents are challenging Las Brisas' air permit that would allow it to begin construction and eventually to emit pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, volatile organic compounds, tiny dust particles, mercury and nitrogen oxides. Las Brisas is a proposed $3 billion power plant on the Corpus Christi Inner Harbor.
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PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Penguins forward Jordan Staal is expected to miss the start of training camp as he recovers from an infection to his right foot, which was severely injured during the NHL playoffs.
Staal's offseason preparation has been hampered by the infection, which developed after he twice had surgery to repair a lacerated tendon.
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After the list of roads was tabled at the special MCD Standing Committee meeting for clearance on Monday, several councillors had termed it as "incomplete" and demanded inclusion of more roads in the list to give "relief" to more traders and residents. They had claimed that the Town Planning Department had failed to carry out a proper survey before finalising the list.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Calling the condition of America "totally unacceptable," former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman formally entered the 2012 Republican presidential sweepstakes today, promising new jobs, energy independence and a simpler tax code.
"For the first time in our history, we are about to pass down to the next generation a country that is less powerful, less compassionate, less competitive and less confident than the one we got," the 51-year-old Huntsman said as he declared he's joining the race to make Barack Obama a one-term president.
Huntsman is the eighth candidate to officially enter the race, joining former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., former pizza company entrepreneur Herman Cain, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
There has been speculation that Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani might also jump in.
In a speech at Liberty State Park in New Jersey, Huntsman said he respects Obama, whom he served as ambassador to China, but added that he and the president have "a difference of opinion on how to help the country we both love."
"But the question each of us wants the voters to answer is, 'Who will be the better president, not who's the better American.' "
Huntsman chose the same site where another former western governor, Ronald Reagan of California, announced his candidacy in 1980.
"I'm Jon Huntsman, I've been a governor, a businessman, and a diplomat," he said in prepared remarks. "I'm the husband of the love of my life and the father of seven terrific kids. A son of great parents. I'm from the American west, where the view of America is limitless with lots of blue sky . . . And today, I'm a candidate for the office of president of the United States of America."
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As National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell and his owner team personnel continue bargaining with National Football League Players Association Executive Director DeMaurice Smith to reach a new agreement that covers players working conditions, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wrestles with his state's budget and the possible layoffs of government workers and still has one budget item that will not go away. New Jersey still owes about one hundred million dollars on a facility that no longer exists — Giants Stadium.
More than 100 days from now, National Basketball Association Commissioner could announce that NBA owners have voted to lockout their employees — NBA players — because the owners and the players could not reach a new collective bargaining agreement. NBA owners claim they are losing copious amounts of money yet in Manhattan, the owner of Madison Square Garden (Cablevision's James Dolan) is pocketing money from his regional cable TV network and sellout crowds at Knicks games and not paying some $13-14 million annually in property taxes on a prime piece of real estate between 31st and 33rd Streets and Seventh and Eighth Avenue. Dolan is paying two players more than $20 million a year each (Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony) which suggests he has the means to pay the taxes.
In cash strapped New York City where Mayor Michael Bloomberg has declared war on teachers' tenure and salaries and New York State where Governor Andrew Cuomo has promised that he will change the way Albany does business and cut expenses, there is no stomach to put the Garden back on the tax roll. Some of those Knicks fans who love STAT (Stoudemire) and Melo (Anthony) may be out of jobs but as long as the team gets tax breaks that seems to be okay with the fans. The more tax breaks, the more money that can be spend on a player.
New York has laid out hundreds of millions of dollars for infrastructure at the new Yankees and Mets stadiums as well as giving the two franchises many tax breaks and incentives. Former New Jersey Nets owner Bruce Ratner has gotten a slew of tax breaks and incentives to build a Brooklyn arena. New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani built the two most expensive minor league baseball stadiums ever in Brooklyn in Coney Island and on the Staten Island waterfront.
New York City Mayor Ed Koch and New York Governor Mario Cuomo in 1982 along with the state legislature removed Madison Square Garden from the city tax roll because then-Garden owner Gulf and Western claimed the Knicks and NHL Rangers could no longer compete with in the Knicks case, the Milwaukees and Portlands of the world and the Rangers were not in a position to spend the same type of money on players as Hartford and Winnipeg. If Koch and Cuomo refused to help, Gulf and Western would put the Knicks at the Nassau Coliseum and the Rangers in the new Meadowlands arena.
The gullible Koch, Cuomo and elected state officials bought the Gulf and Western line hook, line and sinker.
In 1995, New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman rewrote the lease between the state and Devils owner John McMullen even though McMullen had years remaining on the deal. McMullen ended up with a much more favorable Meadowlands arena lease and decided not to move his team to Nashville.
On Tuesday, National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman lashed out at the conservative Goldwater Institute, an Arizona think tank that is questioning Glendale, Arizona's selling of municipal bonds to make a sale of the Phoenix Coyotes more palatable to a prospective owner. If Glendale and the NHL filed suit against the Goldwater Institute, one of the targets could be Randy P. Kendrick, the wife of Arizona Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick and a Goldwater board member. Goldwater doesn't like the idea of Glendale being so heavily involved in the saving of the Coyotes franchise. There is one problem that Mrs. Kendrick has that gets to the heart of her credibility with Goldwater. The Diamondbacks franchise operates in a facility that was built on the taxpayers' dime.
Politicians look at the construction of sports facilities as an economic engine. In virtually every case, sports arena and construction building has been a failed policy. The construction jobs are temporary and aside from the players and owners not many jobs created by a team are substantial. On game day, there are quite a few per diem slots available such as parking lot attendants and vendors.
The Baltimore Inner Harbor project started without a baseball stadium or a football stadium and did well when the facility opened in the 1980s. Maryland residents are paying millions of dollars a year to pay off the debts on the Baltimore baseball and football stadium.
Just over the Bergen County line in Rockland County, the town of Ramapo is building a small baseball park for an independent minor league baseball team. Town residents said no to funding in a referendum last August but the town supervisor, Chris St. Lawrence, will have none of that. St. Lawrence decided to fund the project with private money but there is a problem. He hasn't found private money and the town residents keep getting stuck with the tab for construction costs.
St. Lawrence joins the likes of the Washington state legislature, elected officials in Pittsburgh, Charlotte and other areas who overturned referendums and built money losing facilities anyway.
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Huma Qureshi, who made an impressive debut with Anurag Kashyap's crime thriller "Gangs Of Wasseypur" last year, will now be seen doing action in Nikhil Advani's "D-Day" and she is all excited about it.
"I am very excited as, for the first time, I am doing action in a film," she said at an event to launch People magazine.
"It's sort of an action film. It's very real but, at the same time, it's very very slick. It is about agents going into Pakistan and getting back India's most wanted man," she said.
While in "Gangs Of Wasseypur", Huma worked with stars like Manoj Bajpayee and Nawazuddin Siddiqui, in Vishal Bhardwaj's production "Dedh Ishqiya", she is working with stalwarts like Madhuri Dixit, Arshad Warsi and Naseerwuddin Shah.
"D-Day", releasing July 19, also features Arjun Rampal, Rishi Kapoor, Irrfan and Shruti Haasan.
Four-film-old Huma feels lucky that she is getting to work with such living legends in her films.
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A grotesque scene captured on video of a taxicab running over a young man in Montreal has led to charges being laid against the driver.
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MONTREAL—A grotesque scene captured on video early Sunday of a taxicab running over a young man in Montreal has led to charges being laid against the driver.
The driver appeared in court Monday afternoon while the 23-year-old victim, who is in stable condition in hospital, could also be charged, along with another man, police said.
The video shows a taxicab driving wildly while a group of young men violently attacks the vehicle.
The incident happened before 4 a.m. Sunday in Montreal's Plateau-Mont Royal borough, when an argument broke out between the cab driver and his clients.
If the commentary by the person filming from a nearby building is to be believed, the conflict began when one of the men slammed the taxi door too hard.
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The young man then kicks the driver's side door again, twice. The cabbie reverses, and the man kicks the door again. The driver then moves forward aggressively, narrowly missing some of the people assembled. "He's sick," someone can be heard saying.
A different man in a white baseball cap kicks the passenger door, pounds on the trunk and then hops on to and stomps on the roof and windshield.
It's at this point that the 23-year-old, positioned at the front of the car, is hit and thrown to the ground as the cab hits the accelerator. Both the front and the back of the car can be seen to bounce as the tires roll over his body.
The cabbie does not stop. He continues to flee the scene.
Guercy Edmond appeared in court where he was charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, hit-and-run and dangerous driving. The 47-year-old taxi driver will remain in prison until his bail hearing on Wednesday.
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The young man in hospital could also face charges, said Const. Raphaël Bergeron of the Montreal Police Service.
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The Boston Celtics are not perfect. For now, they'll have to settle for owning the best record in the NBA.
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"We're not perfect,'' said power forward Kevin Garnett, who had 14 points and 11 rebounds for his eighth double-double in nine games as a Celtic. "We didn't think we were going to go 82-0. But we are a team of character. We do play hard. We do play together - just not perfect."
That doesn't mean they're not formidable. Even in defeat, the Celtics shot 53.3 (40-for-75) percent from the field as their new "Big Three" of Garnett, Pierce and Ray Allen continued to shine.
Pierce scored a game-high 28 points against Orlando, increasing his team-leading season average to 22.8. Garnett is easily averaging a double-double with 20.8 points and 13.3 boards per contest, while Allen is averaging 20.2 points and has already made 24 3-pointers this season.
Second-year guard Rajon Rondo also played well Sunday, scoring 18 points while making 8 of 9 field-goal attempts. Although he is scoring 10.3 points per game, Rondo is still looking to reach double figures in consecutive contests for the first time in 2007-08.
Boston is 5-0 at home this year, winning the first four games by an average of more than 22 points before a 92-91 win over Miami last Friday.
While the Celtics are a far different team from the one that went 24-58 last season, the Warriors (3-6) appear to be a vastly better club than the one that opened this season with six straight losses.
Golden State improved to 2-0 on its five-game road trip against Eastern Conference opponents by routing the New York Knicks 108-82 on Tuesday night. Baron Davis led the way with 31 points, seven assists and six rebounds as the Warriors won their third straight game overall after the 0-6 start.
The return of Stephen Jackson has given Golden State a lift. After serving a seven-game league suspension to start the season, the team captain has totaled 40 points in the first two games of the road trip.
He filled up the stat sheet against the Knicks with 23 points, seven assists, six rebounds, three steals and a pair of blocked shots.
"He is a very good player,'' Golden State coach Don Nelson said of Jackson. "He's the heart and soul of our team. To have him back was a tremendous boost of confidence for our ballclub. Having him back in the lineup was a big relief for me, but an even bigger one for the team.''
The Warriors swept last season's two meetings with the Celtics, including a 96-95 road victory last Dec. 20 behind another 31-point effort from Davis.
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Republicans overwhelmingly united with Democrats on Wednesday to continue funding aid to Egypt, despite U.S. law requiring a suspension of aid to countries that undergo a military coup.
In a 86-13 vote, the Senate moved to table an amendment by Sen. Rand Paul that would've redirected $1.5 billion in aid to bridge construction and repair in the United States and suspend further aid to Egypt until the country holds elections.
Despite the landslide vote, the issue prompted a heated debate on the Senate floor with Republican senators Lindsey Graham, John McCain and Bob Corker lashing out at Paul for adding the amendment to a transportation and urban development appropriations bill.
"It would be a terrific mistake for the United States to send a message to Egypt: you're on your own," McCain said on the Senate floor. "I urge my colleagues to vote to table the Paul amendment."
Paul punched back, noting that the Foreign Assistance Act, first enacted in 1961, requires a suspension of foreign aid to any country that undergoes a coup. "How do we lead by example when we're not going to obey our own laws?" Paul inquired. "When the president refuses to acknowledge that it's a coup … Americans should be outraged and insulted by such blatant shirking of the law. Either we're a nation of laws or we're not."
The remarks seemed to cause certain lawmakers to blink, if only slightly.
"Yeah, it probably fits the definition of a coup," said Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) before noting that the U.S. could simply not afford to lose its leverage with the Egyptian military. "If it's not going to be [U.S.-supplied] F-16s, you're going to find yourselves with MiG-29s coming from Russia."
"Why are we selling weapons to Egypt?" added Graham. "If we don't, someone else will."
Inhofe joined 32 other Republicans in voting against the amendment, including Paul's rumored 2016 presidential primary rival Sen. Marco Rubio. "Our foreign aid should be restructured, not simply cancelled," said Rubio.
The timing of the vote comes as the Egyptian military continues its crackdown on the deposed Muslim Brotherhood, gunning down some 80 people in the streets of Cairo this week. Paul also used the bankruptcy of Detroit to haul out an oft-repeated Tom Friedman catchphrase about nation-building at home. "The American people don't want good money after bad shoveled and sent overseas. They want to fix some of the problems we have at home. They want to do some nation building here at home."
But the more interventionist wing of the Republican Party clearly won out on Wednesday, as senators lined up to table the amendment, noting the preference of Israelis to continue the aid, which is seen by some as a guarantor of peace between Egypt and Israel.
"I have a letter here from AIPAC. I asked them to comment," said Graham, before reading the statement aloud: "We do not support cutting off all assistance to Egypt at this time."
Paul rejected the notion that the powerful American Israel Public Affairs Committee speaks for the entirety of pro-Israel supporters. "There is no unified statement from the nation of Israel," he said. "If you talk to the people, the grassroots and not the so-called leadership you'll find a much different story."
The most interesting vote of the day came from the senior senator from Kentucky, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who voted for the Paul amendment. A typically orthodox voter on foreign policy issues, McConnell has become less predictable as national conservative and Tea Party groups consider backing a challenger for his 2014 primary race.
It remains unclear if opponents of aid to Egypt will get a better opportunity to change the long-standing policy in the Senate. Sen. Robert Menendez , chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, promised to allow debate on issue in his committee, but Paul said he had tried and failed to raise the issue in that venue. "They don't want this debate," he said.
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Gardener's Blue Ribbon® vinyl saucers are a must for potted plants. These clear saucers easily catch excess watering, preventing surface stains and protecting carpets, floors, and furniture. Interior ridges keeps plant out of water - keeps plant roots healthy and provides for better plant growth. The ridged bottoms will not seal, either.
The clear color of these vinyl saucers mixes and matches with all ceramic, clay, and plastic planters/pots. They're made of 100% recyclable plastic, yet they are strong and waterproof!
Gardener's Blue Ribbon: Garden Products to Beautify Your World
• 4" vinyl saucer
• Easily catch excess watering and keep your plants beautiful
• Interior ridges keeps plant out of water - keeps plant roots healthy
• Ridged bottom will not seal
• Protects carpet floors and furniture from water stains and rings
• Clear color mixes and matches with all ceramic, clay, and plastic planters/pots
• 100% recyclable plastic is waterproof and strong
Perfect for starting small seedlings in 4" pots. The plastic is sturdy enough to hold any excess run off water.
Contact us via email or call 800-323-5800 with questions or comments concerning AvantGardenDecor.com products.
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