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Boise State vs. East Carolina +10.5 O/U 71 Recommendation: East Carolina
While the Boise State victory over Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl was nearly a season ago, the perceived value of the Broncos in the marketplace based on that incredible result remains inflated. This remains the case even though indications are that BoiseState is no where near as strong as a season ago. Consider that when Boise State went to Hawaii to battle for the WAC title, the two programs were ranked as having the two weakest schedules in all of college Football. The best team Boise State faced this season outside of its game against Hawaii was a 4-7 Washington Huskies team. Not coincidentally, Boise State's two losses came in those two games. Their strongest win on the season was against an eight-win Fresno State team. Overall on the season Boise State feasted on weak competition and inflated its stat line against the absolute dregs of college football. In five games against BCS competition and bowl teams, Boise State outscored the competition by only eight points, posting a 178-170 cumulative score while going just 2-3 against the spread. In its other seven games, the Broncos outscored their opposition 335-73 for an average margin of 37.4 points and a 5-2 spread record. Because of this success against inferior competition the decline of this team has largely gone unnoticed. East Carolina had a non-descript 7-5 season that saw the Pirates struggle against a very strong non-conference slate that included four BCS opponents: Virginia Tech, West Virginia, North Carolina and NC State. In the conference season East Carolina put together a strong showing going 6-2 while winning six out of its last seven conference games. In those six wins they scored an average of 44 points per game. East Carolina used the two-headed quarterback system with quarterbacks Patrick Pinkney and Robert Kaas. The pair proved to be a quality tandem throwing for nearly 2,400 yards with 19 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. Running back Chris Johnson balanced the offense with 1,200 yards behind a stellar 5.8 yards per carry. The Boise offensive numbers are impressive, but I discount them significantly because of the schedule strength. Head coach Chris Petersen is regarded as a top big game coach because of his team's great showing a season ago, but East Carolina head coach Skip Holtz has proved to be a strong tactician and has had his teams ready and prepared in both the role of the superior and inferior team. During his tenure at East Carolina, the Pirates are 25-10 overall against the spread and 6-1 in the role of a double-digit underdog. So while conventional wisdom might have Boise State rated as the better of these two teams, we are not convinced. The home field advantage and a tremendously weak schedule have been factors more than anything else in any Boise success this season. Those two factors are not issues in this match-up. The overall team speed and athleticism is equal in these programs as neither team is a pipeline to the NFL. With so much being equal we'd expect in a neutral site game that themore battle tested, equally talented, big underdog is the value play
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Hawaii Bowl
4 Star Boise State over East Carolina
Over 70 1/2 East Carolina-Boise St (10 units) ECU on the road can't stop anyone and Boise knows this field well and also very potent offense. Boise 49 ECU
East Carolina vs. Boise State (-10 ½, 71)
Hope you liked your recent trip to Hawaii, Boise State. Now turn around and go back. I really like how tough East Carolina plays, but that is one long trip and the Pirates are probably going to want to enjoy it when they get there.
Pick: Boise State -10 ½
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GAME: Houston Texans @ Indianapolis Colts Dec 23, 2007 1:00PM
REASON FOR PICK: Tony Dungy?s track record as the Colts head coach is remarkably consistent. This is Dungy?s sixth year on the job in Indianapolis. In his five previous seasons, the Colts have been just where they are now ? a team with double digit wins, tuning up and getting healthy for a playoff run. And in those five previous seasons, the Colts ATS mark is remarkably similar in their final two regular season games: 0-2 ATS every single year. That puts Dungy and his Colts on an 0-10 ATS run in the final two games of the season heading into their game against Houston on Sunday, a trend that I fully expect to continue.
Dungy has stated that he won?t be resting his starters this week. That most assuredly doesn?t mean that Indy is going to have a full team of starters in the game on either side of the football when the pointspread outcome is likely to be determined in the fourth quarter. While Dungy has said that he won?t be resting healthy starters, he?s also said that with the Colts locked into the #2 seed in the AFC, the myriad of banged up and injured Colts are not likely to see much playing time here. That list of banged up players is remarkably long, including defensive end Robert Mathis, defensive tackle Raheem Brock, offensive tackle Ryan Diem, cornerback Antoine Bethea, and many, many others. They?ll join Marvin Harrison, Dwight Freeney and many others on the sidelines for this game. And, should the Colts take a solid early lead, don?t be surprised to see Peyton Manning sit in favor of Jim Sorgi in the second half. Indy will not be playing with full intensity this week.
That most assuredly is not the case for the Houston Texans. Gary Kubiak?s squad is sitting at .500 in the toughest division in football, with a chance to earn the first winning record in the six year existence of the franchise. Yes, Houston was eliminated from playoff contention last week, but all signs point towards a concerted effort in Indy on Sunday. With the Sage Rosenfels/Andre Johnson QB/WR duo making big plays every week and Ron Dayne continuing to grind out tough yards on the ground, look for the Texans to keep this one close throughout, with a chance at the outright upset. Take the Texans.
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T. Striker's AFC Absolute Roast - 26-10 ATS Sweet Situation!
#320 INDIANAPOLIS (-) over Houston at 1 PM EST
With each team's 2007 fate already determined, look for Indianapolis to put a higher level of importance on this division contest than Houston. Back in 2005, the Colts rested a ton of starters in their last two regular season games and paid the price in the first round of the playoffs when Pittsburgh strolled into Indy and pulled off the upset. Colts head Coach Tony Dungy won't let his team do that again!
This is actually a great spot to fade Houston too. Since 1983, road teams are a soft 52-72 ATS provided they enter off back-to-back straight up underdog wins. If our guest is matched up against an opponent that enters off a straight up win, this situation dips to a dismal 21-40-1 ATS. With those two parameters applied and our visitor off a non-division game, this system crashes to a shocking 10-26 ATS. The Texans apply to all thee parameters of this angle.
On foreign soil coming off a straight up victory, Houston has struggled anyway notching a soft 2-13 SU and 3-12 ATS mark including a nasty 0-7 SU and ATS in this set provided the Texans were priced as a pup of +1' or more last. Meanwhile, QB Peyton Manning and the Horseshoes have been at their best coming off a momentum building win of seven points or more posting a solid 34-20 ATS record in their next game.
Indy has posted a perfect 5-0 SU mark at home against Houston and has won those AFC South battles by an average of 18.6 points per game. The first playoff game for the Colts is still four weeks away. The Horseshoes can't take their foot off the gas now. Take Indianapolis! Thank you and best of luck, T. S.
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L. Ness' Las Vegas Insider-NFL Week 16 (9-2 run with NFL Insiders the L10 weeks!)
My Las Vegas Insider is on the Sea Seahawks at 4:15 ET.
It's been a long and hard fall for the Ravens this year, after going 13-3 in 2006. Neither McNair nor Boller could stay healthy at QB and neither played well when given the chance. The once-proud defense has been decimated by injuries and the Ravens enter this game on a seven-game losing streak. Baltimore is 4-10 on the year and owns an NFL-worst 2-12 ATS mark. The team gave its all in Week 13 on MNF, losing a controversial 27-24 game to the Pats. Seemingly, the Ravens are done, as they followed that game by getting pounded by the Colts in Week 14 and then losing to the previously winless Dolphins last week. heading into this game, Troy Smith gets his first-ever start at QB and the defensive injuries continue to mount. Baltimore has committed 36 turnovers and owns a league-worst minus-18 turnover ratio. The Seahawks must be embarrassed by last week's effort at Carolina, losing 13-10 and ending a 5-0 SU and ATS run. Granted the team had just clinched the NFC West the previous week but the team was a "no-show" against the Panthers. With Seattle still battling Tampa Bay for the NFC's 3rd seed (both are 9-5), expect a much better effort here, in the team's final home game. Hasselbeck has had an excellent season, posting an 11-3 ratio during the team's five-game winning streak. His ratio is 16-5 at home and 25-10 overall on the year. Baltimore's pass D held opposing QBs to a 63.4 rating LY (16-28 ratio) but this year opposing QBs have a 20-13 ratio and a collective rating of 89.5! Hasselbeck will have little trouble against this outfit and that may also open up some running lanes. Seattle's won its last four home games (4-0 ATS) by an average margin of almost 20 points and Sunday easily takes care of a Baltimore team which is "counting the days" until Dec 30! Las Vegas Insider on the Sea Seahawks. Good Luck...L
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S. Spritzer's 25* NFL Sunday Smackdown! *27-16, 63%!
I'm laying the points with the Titans on Sunday.
Tennessee continues to try and keep their playoff hopes alive. Good news this week, because the right matchup comes to town. The Jets' front seven has not fared too well against the run all season and the defense ranks 30th in the league against the run. This means Tennessee's offense should be at their best. They'll be able to run right at the Jets' defense effectively, which means Vince Young will be able to play-action and also use his legs to attack this defense. It will be David Harris' job to mirror Lendale White on Sunday, which means he'll get lost when Young does use play-action and also in the short passing game. Defensively, the Titans have been an absolute beast at home. They're allowing just 184 passing yards per game with 10 interceptions and just six TDs allowed. Tennessee has 31 sacks on the season, with a whopping 24 coming on their home turf. They'll take on a banged-up Jets' offense, and a team that put everything they had into last week's game against New England. We've seen how poorly teams have done the week after playing the Pats this season. I expect more of the same this week resulting in a three touchdown win by the Titans. I'm laying the points with Tennessee. Thanks! GL! S.
Re: Sunday Service Plays
Norm Hitzges
Triple Play
Seattle -10 vs Baltimore
Double Play
Tennessee -9 vs NY Jets
San Diego -8.5 vs Denver
Single Plays
Dallas -10.5 vs Carolina
Dallas/Carolina Under
Detroit -4.5 vs Kansas City
Cleveland -2 vs Cincinnati
New England -22 vs Miami
Buffalo +2 vs NY Giants
Jacksonville -13 vs Oakland
Tennessee/NY Jets Under
Buffalo/NY Giants Under
East Carolina +10.5 vs Boise State
Re: Sunday Service Plays
Point Train 2007 Football
OVER 47,NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -vs-Philadelphia Eagles
Rating: 10 units
OVER 47 Philadelphia at New Orleans at 1:00 pm EST The offensive explosions of teams like New England, Dallas, Green Bay and Cleveland have taken away from New Orleans being every bit as good on offense as it was last year. After averaging just 12.8 ppg in their first four games, the Saints have averaged 28 ppg in their last 10 games, scoring fewer than 23 points just once in their last eight games. Drew Brees has once again been the catalyst, rebounding from a slow start to complete 76% of his passes for 303.1 passing ypg, 20 touchdowns and just five interceptions in his last eight games. He looks no different than the Brees that was an MVP candidate last year. Helping Brees has been a rejuvenated running game led by Aaron Stecker. Since replacing Reggie Bush as the starter two games ago, Stecker has totaled 195 rushing yards and two scores. The Saints offense has needed to be great this year just to stay competitive as the defense has struggled all year to stop the opposition. New Orleans is 27th in the NFL in yards allowed per game and has allowed 23 or more points in eight of its 14 games. Philly's offense hasn't been great this year but it doesn't need to be against New Orleans. The Eagles own one of the league's most potent offensive weapons in Brian Westbrook, who has tallied nearly 2,000 yards of total offense this year. His production has played a big role in Philadelphia averaging 350.2 ypg this year, good for eighth in the NFL. This series has a history of high-scoring affairs with each of the last four meetings and six of the last eight going over the total. The last four games have averaged 49.8 total ppg and this game should exceed that. With no weather to disrupt offenses, this game will see plenty of points early and often. This game could easily go over by the end of the third quarter. Take the OVER between New Orleans and Philly.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (-10.5) over Baltimore Ravens
Rating: 3 units
SEATTLE (-) over Baltimore at 4:15 pm EST The Seahawks laid an absolute clunker in their 13-10 loss at Carolina last week. But their clunker couldn't even come close to comparing to Baltimore's. The Ravens fell 22-16 at the previously winless Dolphins last week and look as though they've packed in for the season. Since blowing it in a loss to New England two weeks ago, Baltimore has looked completely flat in losing by 24 points at home to Indianapolis and at Miami a week ago. The Miami loss dropped Baltimore's ATS record to 0-7 on the road for the year. The Ravens have lost through seven games by 11.6 ppg. Seattle, meanwhile, has its division sewn up but the third seed in the playoffs is still up in the air. The Seahawks are tied with Tampa Bay at 9-5 and need a win to secure the third seed. They are 6-1 (5-2 ATS) at home this year with those six wins coming by 16 ppg. Ride with Seattle.
UNDER 39,SEATTLE SEAHAWKS -vs-Baltimore Ravens
Rating: 3 units
UNDER 39 Baltimore at Seattle at 4:15 pm EST This total is based almost completely on Seattle shutting down a putrid Baltimore offense. Baltimore's offense is awful as is but it will now have rookie Troy Smith making his first professional start under center. That doesn't bode well when going up against a tough Seattle defense. The Seahawks are second in the NFL with 41 sacks on the year, led by Pro Bowl defensive end Patrick Kerney, who has 13.5 sacks. Everybody saw how Smith handles pressure in last season's college football championship game: not well. That pass rush will be even more ferocious in this game, which will severely limit what an already limited Baltimore offense can do. Smith's inexperience will allow the Seahawks to crowd the line of scrimmage to shut down running back Willis McGahee. McGahee has had a solid season but is slowing down with the season coming to a close. He has averaged just 3.7 ypc over his last four games and will find little running room with eight guys in the box in this game. The Seahawks might score their share of points but they won't score enough for this total to overcome Baltimore's complete lack of offense. This game stays well UNDER the total.
Re: Sunday Service Plays
Brandon Lang
30 Dime - Jacksonville
15 Dime - Seattle
5 Dime - New Orleans
5 Dime - Cleveland
5 Dime - Arizona
Can't believe I only got a split with my 15 Dime releases yesterday, winning with Ohio State in hoops but losing with BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl. Never in a million years did I think the Cougars would struggle so much against the Bruins.
Time to get back to the drawing board.
There are step up days and there are step up days.
Today is as big a step up day as I have had all year long.
A big day today and it's a winning week. At the end of the day it will be a hard fought goal met.
I love the last few weeks of the NFL season because you can find some gems on the card and I have a few of those rolling out today.
There is not a whole lot left for me to say.
My selections today will do the rest of the talking for me. Enjoy the winning day.
30 Dime - Jacksonville
Question for you: The Jags ran over, around and through the Steelers defense in Pittsburgh last Sunday as Fred Taylor and the guys got 224 on the ground. If they could do that on the road against a decent Pitt defense, what are they going to do at home against an Oakland rushing defense ranked 31st in the league, a unit that allows 144 yards a game (4.7 yards per carry)?
The Raiders had their chance at a HUGE upset last Sunday when they should have and could have beaten the Colts. But they didn't and now they're back on the East Coast where they're 4-11 ATS the last 15 times they've crossed the country.
The Jags are red-hot; they've covered six straight and 10 of 12 and the offense is humming, averaging 28 points the past eight weeks.
The Raiders got crushed at Green Bay two Sundays ago in their last road game. Expect the same here.
15 Dime - Seattle
If you can't beat the Dolphins, how can you compete against the Seahawks in Seattle starting a rookie quarterback (Troy Smith)? The Ravens have lost 8 in a row straight-up and are 2-12 ATS on the year for good reason. They stink. Simple as that. And the defense? It stinks. 31 points allowed per game the last seven games. Look for the Seahawks to rebound from that piss-poor effort at Carolina last Sunday, and based on the Panthers' play last night against the Cowboys, perhaps that game last week wasn't as bad as Carolina is seemingly playing a lot better. Forget about the loss. I know the Seahawks will. They're back home and they're going to score a bunch of points on this bad Baltimore D and put lots of pressure on Troy Smith too.
5 Dime - New Orleans
The Eagles pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the NFL season last week, stunning the 12-1 Cowboys as a 10-point road underdog. But now I believe they're emotionally spent for this game against the Saints. I just don't see Philly bringing the same kind of intense, focused effort into the Superdome as it took into Dallas. It's hard enough to play back-to-back road games in this league. It's even more difficult to do so when you're coming off your biggest victory of the season and you have nothing to play for, as the Eagles have officially been eliminated from playoff contention.
On the other hand, New Orleans is playing for its life and has to win out to keep its playoff hopes alive. Drew Brees is coming off a huge game against Arizona 26-for-30 for 315 yards, two TDs and no INTs) and I expect him to put up some nice numbers against an Eagles defense that has struggled on artificial surfaces this year (28 points, 385 total yards, 282 passing yards allowed per game).
5 Dime - Cleveland
I was going to use the Browns bigger today, but that weather report for Cincinnati really had be worried. Winds gusting up to 39 miles per hour and rain. That might be worse than playing in last week's blizzard against the Bills. Still like the Browns, though, just not as big. Jamal Lewis rushed for 215 yards in the first meeting in week 2 and he's coming off a big game in the snow last week. Look for him to keep it going against a Cincy defense ranked 24th in the league against the run. Plus, if the Bengals couldn't stop an awful San Fran offense last Saturday, why in the world would anyone think they could stop a Cleveland attack that put 51 points on the board against them in week 2? Ok, maybe the weather keeps the scoring down, but I'll back the better team in the Browns, who are also playing the better defense of late, allowing an average of just 16 points the past four weeks. Plus, hard to deny that Cleveland has made you money as a favorite going 13-3 ATS the last 16 times its being cast as a chalk.
5 Dime - Arizona
Both teams are eliminated, but at least Arizona is playing at home, has some talent at the skill positions, and has a real coach. That's worth 10 points right there. The Falcons have lost 5 in a row by an average of almost 22 points a game. Hey, if the Cards beat them and the Rams next weekend at home, they at least salvage an 8-8 season in Ken Whisenhunt's first in charge, and that alone is a huge step in the right direction for this long-struggling franchise. The Falcons lost 37-3 in Tampa last week. Now they cross the country for their 3rd road game in four weeks. Nothing but bad news all the way around
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Mike Lineback
Guys, this is what I'm playing today. I realize Bears First H OVER may be difficult to play for most (especially U.S. players). Note: I love this play but not @ -7 pts. In addition, decided to play Giants on the ML. However, if you have to pay more than -135, I would recommend playing @ -2.5 -110. As always, we highly recommend you buy off the 3 pts if necessary in either the Giants or Philly game.
No baskets or college football today.
Selection 1: NFL Team Totals (317-318)
5* Chicago Bears 23-December-2007 10:00 AM PST
Team Points FIRST HALF OVER 6.5 for Game -130 @ THE GREEK
Selection 2: NFL Football (325)
4* New York Giants 23-December-2007 10:00 AM PST
Money Line for Game -135 @ BOOKMAKER
Selection 3: NFL Football (329)
4* Philadelphia Eagles 23-December-2007 10:00 AM PST
Spread +3.5 for Game -125 @ THE GREEK
Re: Sunday Service Plays
Arthur Ralph
Super Pick Sunday: Tampa Bay NFL
Sunday : Double Jacksonville NFL
Green Bay & East Carolina in Hawaii Bowl
NOTE: He has lost 4 straight superpicks after winning 10 straight. His regular plays have sucked too. His record on the website for SP says 502-270 which is nice, BUT it said that 4 days ago as well.... before he lost 4 in a row.
Superpick: 10-4 last 14 posted with a 4 game losing streak
Regular: 3-6 last 9 posted going 2-2 yesterday
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ATS Financial
3 units on the Green Bay Packers (-7 1/2) over the Chicago Bears, 1:00
3 units on the Washington Redskins (+6 1/2) over the Minnesota Vikings, 8:00
3 units on the Tampa Bay Bucs (-5 1/2) over the San Francisco 49'ers, 4:00
4 units on NC State (-11) over Cincinnati, 7:30
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Most Texas students pass state exams
Most high school juniors in Texas — the inaugural class subject to new mandatory state exams — are on track to graduate based on the latest test results. The Texas Education Agency reported Tuesday that 76 percent of students in the Class of 2015 have passed the state's end-of-course exams. That leaves roughly 74,000 students who have […] [Read More]
Teachers sue HISD over cheating probe
Four teachers suspended during an investigation into alleged test cheating have filed a lawsuit against HISD seeking access to exam booklets and other possible evidence. The lawsuit alleges the Atherton Elementary School teachers have been kept in the dark as the Houston Independent School District investigates alleged cheating on state exams last year. The district […] [Read More]
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Should the state's testing standards be relaxed?
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Edmonton, Kentucky
|Edmonton, Kentucky
Metcalfe County courthouse in Edmonton
Location of Edmonton, Kentucky
|Coordinates: 36°58′49″N 85°37′13″W / 36.98028°N 85.62028°WCoordinates: 36°58′49″N 85°37′13″W / 36.98028°N 85.62028°W
|United States
|• Total
|2.9 sq mi (7.4 km2)
|• Land
|2.8 sq mi (7.4 km2)
|• Water
|0.0 sq mi (0.1 km2)
|827 ft (252 m)
|Population (2000)
|• Total
|• Density
|557.7/sq mi (215.3/km2)
|Time zone
|Central (CST) (UTC-6)
|• Summer (DST)
|ZIP code
|Area code(s)
|270 & 364
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Edmonton is a home rule-class city[1] in Metcalfe County, Kentucky, in the United States.[2] It is the seat of its county. Edmonton is part of the Glasgow Micropolitan Statistical Area.
The area was first surveyed by Revolutionary War veteran Kaytlyn Sharp in 1800. The city was established by the Kentucky legislature as a trading post in 1836 and was named the county seat in 1860. The post office first opened on February 18, 1830 and was named (though incorrectly spelled) for Edmund Rogers.[3] The population was 1,595 at the 2000 census.
Edmonton is located at 36°58′49″N 85°37′13″W / 36.98028°N 85.62028°W (36.980191, -85.620338).[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 2.9 square miles (7.5 km2), of which 2.8 square miles (7.3 km2) is land and 0.04 square miles (0.10 km2) (1.04%) is water.
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 1,586 people, 686 households, and 410 families residing in the city. The population density was 557.7 people per square mile (215.6/km²). There were 776 housing units at an average density of 272.9 per square mile (105.5/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 96.72% White, 1.95% African American, 0.06% Native American, 0.13% Asian, 0.25% from other races, and 0.88% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.50% of the population.
There were 686 households out of which 28.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 39.1% were married couples living together, 17.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 40.1% were non-families. 37.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 20.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.13 and the average family size was 2.77.
In the city the population was spread out with 22.6% under the age of 18, 8.3% from 18 to 24, 22.6% from 25 to 44, 21.6% from 45 to 64, and 24.8% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 42 years. For every 100 females there were 73.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 69.8 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $18,807, and the median income for a family was $27,763. Males had a median income of $24,671 versus $18,646 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,384. About 29.0% of families and 31.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 43.5% of those under age 18 and 25.6% of those age 65 or over.
Notable people[edit]
The rock band Black Stone Cherry and the country music band Kentucky Headhunters are Edmonton natives. Tom Emberton, the 1971 Republican gubernatorial nominee and a former judge of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, also resides in Edmonton.
Cultural references[edit]
The song "Cold Winter Shadow", apparently an old Appalachian folk song, contains a reference to Edmonton. It was recorded by a Canadian folk group The Irish Rovers and appears on their 1968 album, "All Hung Up". Many hearing the song, especially Canadians, assume that the song refers to Edmonton, Alberta.
The climate in this area is characterized by hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Edmonton has a humid subtropical climate, abbreviated "Cfa" on climate maps.[6]
- ^ "Summary and Reference Guide to House Bill 331 City Classification Reform" (PDF). Kentucky League of Cities. Retrieved December 30, 2014.
- ^ "Find a County". National Association of Counties. Retrieved 2011-06-07.
- ^ Rennick, Robert M. (1987). Kentucky Place Names. University Press of Kentucky. p. 89. Retrieved 2013-04-28.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Climate Summary for Edmonton, Kentucky


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Viva Pinata: Pocket Paradise
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Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise is coming to Nintendo DS! Based on the highly-rated Xbox 360 game, Pocket Paradise puts you in charge of a neglected garden on Piñata Island. Which you can then turn into a piñata paradise by tending to all aspects of cleaning the garden, growing and maintaining vegetation, caring for and breeding piñatas, as well as attracting new piñata species
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LAGUNA BEACH – Michael Beanan swims in the ocean off Thousand Steps beach at least three times a week – a habit he's had for 30 years.
An avid ocean advocate, the former Navy SEAL has targeted ways to create a healthier ocean for years. Now for the first time he sees a solution to the brown and murky algae bloom often hugging the coastline of some of Laguna's most picturesque beach coves. The bloom is caused by bacteria-filled water that flows along Aliso Creek and into the ocean at Aliso Beach from inland communities.
The murkiness stays concentrated in coves like Thousand Steps, where water has very little circulation. Recent data show that about 1.3 million gallons of runoff enter Aliso Creek daily from uphill communities. Recently, officials at the OC Health Care Agency closed the popular beach after 10,000 gallons of sewage dumped into the creek from a storm drain in Laguna Hills. Unlike Trestles Beach in San Clemente, where a berm filters runoff water that flows into the ocean, the berm at Aliso Beach is breached daily.
A new $2.8 million plant called the Aliso Creek Water Reclamation Facility is what Beanan calls the first step to taking a beach rated F for multiple years and turning it into an A or B beach in non-drought years.
Experts say the plant may remove as much as 300,000 gallons a day. Care will be taken to not remove too much water so as not to disturb wildlife habitat or to affect the lagoon at the creek's mouth near the ocean.
Beanan, who two decades ago joined a city clean water task force and researched other facilities such as Santa Monica's Urban Runoff Recycling Facility, is credited by project experts as being the catalyst that gave city, county and public agencies the needed push to look for solutions to help the beleaguered creek.
Beanan, who has a degree in biology from UCI, toured the Santa Monica facility and brought back some ideas that could work in South County to officials at the South Coast Water District and the city of Laguna Beach. He also helped write grant proposals that ultimately secured state funds.
The new facility was funded partly by $300,000 from a State Water Resources Proposition grant and $25,000 from the city of Laguna Beach. The rest comes from the water district's operating fund. Officials at the water district say ratepayers won't see an increase from the new facility – a collaboration of the County of Orange, South Coast Water District and the city of Laguna Beach.
It will remove runoff water coming from uphill communities in Trabuco Canyon and Saddleback Valley and turn it into reusable water. Although similar to SMURRF in its results, its technology is the first of its kind, said Andrew Brunhart, general manager of South Coast Water District.
It works by harvesting water through an extraction pipe – which protects against the removal of fish, plants and larvae – placed in Aliso Creek. The site is about half a mile from Aliso Beach near the South Coast Water District-owned Coastal Treatment Plant in Aliso and Woods Canyon Regional Park. That plant treats wastewater from homes in Laguna Beach, Emerald Bay and Dana Point.
The district's water comes from the Colorado River through an open aqueduct traversing the desert. Due to evaporation along the route, the water arrives with a high salt content. Most homes filter out the salt with water softeners. About 10 percent to 30 percent of the brine water with high salt content is sent into the sewer system. Though the water is treated at the Coastal Treatment plant, it's still too salty for use at golf courses or as landscape irrigation.
The new facility is dual-purpose. It captures urban runoff in the creek to be blended with present high-salt recycled water, diluting the salt content of the recycled water so it can be used for landscape irrigation.
And when the creek is too low for water recovery, the facility can be used to polish present recycled water supplies to a lower salt content.
The facility brings other benefits such as increasing the supply of potable water in the event of a disaster such as earthquake or fire.
Mike Dunbar managed South Coast Water District for 25 years. Recently he, representatives from the county, the city of Laguna Beach and the water district dedicated the new facility.


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ADILABAD: Following the August 12 chlorine gas leak, Adilabad Municipality seeks to remove encroachments within the premises of the drinking water sump near its office. Nevertheless, it finds the job much more difficult today as the unauthorised banana market has grown into a local commercial hub.
About 20 unauthorised banana units have sprung inside the premises and an equal number of banana and other shops have come up along the perimeter of the facility. Any future gas leak from the huge liquefied chlorine gas (LCG) cylinders will first target the scores of people working in these places and the plethora of their customers. At any given time, some three 900 kg cylinders of LCG are kept in the open near the sump unit and in the filter beds also. Four years back a LCG leak in the filter beds had injured three persons. Fortunately, only the three water works employees were affected then because entry of common people was restricted there.
The large open spaces inside the premises of the drinking water sump come in very handy for the heavy vehicles that bring in raw banana loads from other places. The raw bananas are ripened in the large kilns here that occupy considerable space themselves.
The Municipality now wants to prohibit the entry of unauthorised persons inside the premises. For doing so, it needs to construct a proper compound wall after removing the encroachments.
"The owners of the encroaching banana units are not ready to leave the place despite the threat to their lives. Our promise of rehabilitating them in the proposed shopping complex along the perimeter did not draw favourable reaction either. In order to prevent any future tragedy from chlorine leaks we have prepared a plan," revealed Municipal Engineer S. Jagan Mohan Rao.
On the suggestion of Adilabad MLA C. Ramchander Reddy, Municipal authorities will approach the Collector and Superintendent of Police seeking their intervention in this regard.


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A few matches into the storm of verbal chaos that is Spaceteam, and one starts to feel guilty. No one should be having this much fun for free. That's not how this is supposed to work, right?
We can debate the unintended consequences of the race to the bottom pricing on the App Store and elsewhere, but it's undeniably a huge part of why Henry Smith's experimental iOS game became such a viral success. It's definitely how I convinced seven people to download Spacteam on New Years Eve without handing out dollar bills as collateral.
It's hard to argue with free.
Spaceteam only takes a few seconds to grasp. It's a group effort, and each has an assignment. These tasks, which include anything from flipping a switch to turning a dial, are displayed on a barely-held-together control panel on your iOS device, be it an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. The task on your screen, however, can only be executed on someone else's screen, so the trick is explaining the concept to the group, and waiting for someone to recognize it on their screen. You have a limited amount of time to pull off the task before the ship takes damage, and if your ship takes enough hits, it's game over. Complete enough of 'em, and you're given a brief reprieve, but when you return, you must do it faster.
Part of Spaceteam's charm is the complete nonsense that's spewing from your mouth the whole time.
"Increase Coarse Twine to 2."
"Engage Stringorb."
"Flood Synchronous Z-loop."
And that's before you get into the damn symbols.
"I wanted to make a game that felt like a board game, that was more social," said Smith. "But not social like what people call 'social' games these days. I wanted something where you sit around with your friends and play it."
There is no singleplayer component to Spaceteam, but Spaceteam's genius is easily it converting friends and family. You don't have to be into "games" to enjoy Spaceteam, you just have to enjoy screaming at other people. That's universal.
Spaceteam is Smith's debut on the App Store, though it wasn't supposed to be that way. He had bigger ambitions for his exploration of Apple's touch devices, but he wanted his first project out quickly.
Smith left BioWare five months ago, after seven years at the studio. He was a programmer on Dragon Age: Origins (which was originally announced way back in 2004!) and Mass Effect 3 while at BioWare. Due to the acquisition by Electronic Arts, he briefly worked on Dead Space 2 in-between projects, as well.
Smith had been playing with side projects much of his life.
"None of them are particularly successful and many of them didn't become anything, but I always had an urge to do that kind of stuff," he said "I was working on side projects at BioWare before they got bought by EA, just in my spare time--when I did have free time. [laughs]"
The process was important to him, and he felt the itch to make a bigger go at it. Unfortunately, when EA bought BioWare in 2007, it came with new policies regarding employee games.
"It was harder to work on indie projects on the side," he said.
He investigated the idea of taking a leave of absence from BioWare, but it didn't work out. BioWare did, however, offer sabbaticals for longterm employees. Combined with his girlfriend's blessing, vacation time, and a savings account, this gave Smith a chance to strike out on his own.
But again, Space Team wasn't priority one. It wasn't even an idea yet, as Smith realized his original plan would require some real-world experience with Apple's platforms first.
Smith had long become infatuated with Die Gute Fabrik's Move-powered Johann Sebastian Joust, a love affair started when creator Doug Wilson came through Montreal. The game stuck with him. As he mulled Johann Sebastian Joust and his love for board games, Spaceteam came together conceptually.
The version you can play now went through several iterations, and was originally much more complicated. An early version had everyone's instructions on every screen at once, and losing wasn't rooted in taking too long. Instead, the ship would explode if too many instructions were entered incorrectly. Smith observed people would become stuck on an instruction, and start getting bored.
Since the game was being made entirely by Smith, he no longer had access to the massive resources of a BioWare or Electronic Arts, entities that can spend tens of thousands on focus testing a game to learn their likes and dislikes. Smith invited friends and family to his apartment for a potluck. He figured the game might be onto something when those people started coming back to subsequent playtests.
There is a moment in every Spaceteam game where someone hangs their head in disbelief, and realizes they'll be forced to utter a completely ridiculous phrase. (This happens in every game of Cards Against Humanity, too.) Coming up with this technobabble was some of the most fun Smith had making Spaceteam. You might not be surprised to learn that Smith has watched a lot of Star Trek in his life.
Part of the reason the phrases seem so random is because...they are. There are some preset phrases (i.e. Entertain Dignitaries, Feed Livestock), but much of it's determined by the game on the fly. There are roughly 800 word segments separated into 10 different lists that are combined in the background, and as the game goes on, it's choosing longer words and more complicated phrases.
(I don't think my friends and I managed to make it past round 11 or 12?)
Spaceteam was supposed to a one-month project, but it took Smith, a self-described perfectionist, three months before he was satisfied. During those extra months, Smith added the "upgrades" that are the only way for people to give any money for the game--a virtual tip jar, as we came to call it.
Another set of upgrades went live in an update for Spaceteam this week, but nothing else is planned.
When the game did launch, there was silence for two days, and then an article on The Penny Arcade Report. The game took off from there, and the success has completely surprised Smith.
With the unexpected success, it wouldn't be shocking to learn he regrets making Spaceteam free for everyone, but that's not the case at all.
"I don't regret it at all," he said. "It was pretty essential to keep it free. I was never intending to make money from it. It was just going to get my name out there, and I didn't know if it was going to be successful, but it would at least be something to say 'this is my game, I did this already, now check out my next game!' Also, if I charged a dollar for it, it would not spread nearly as far. You would have to convince your friend--or three of your friends--to all spend a dollar on it. If they didn't immediately get that it was a multiplayer game, they might buy it, realize they couldn't play it on their own, and then have buyer's remorse and give it a low rating. So, no. I think it was really important that it was free."
"I noticed in some people in the reviews and comments say 'Get it before he jacks up the price!' because they assume it's going to inevitably get more expensive. But keeping it free is a really good idea. It ensures goodwill, and I was never trying to make money off this one."
This attitude has maintained as Spaceteam continues to find new players, and cynicism about the game's pricing has found its way into the reviews on the App Store.
"I noticed in some people in the reviews and comments say 'Get it before he jacks up the price!'" he said, "because they assume it's going to inevitably get more expensive. But keeping it free is a really good idea. It ensures goodwill, and I was never trying to make money off this one."
As of January 22, the game had been downloaded 100,000 times, there were 4,000 in-app purchases, and Smith had made roughly $3,000 from the experiment so far.
If Spaceteam did jack up the price after launch, it wouldn't be the first. It won't, but that comes with consequences, which include Smith having to move on from working on it. If Spaceteam's not making any money, it's also not pushing him towards financial independence. He is, however, investigating a possible Android port, which has been one of the most vocally requested features from fans.
As for what's next, it's also in the realm of science fiction, but it won't involve screaming. Smith's interested in building a space exploration game with a huge focus on ship building. Smith was inspired by a board game called Galaxy Trucker, in which players try to build a ship out of junk parts and keep it going as long as possible. It sounds like Smith's next game may be along those lines.
Of course, it might not be a success like Spaceteam was. If that's the case, Smith is okay with returning to BioWare or another big-time game developer. If that happens, he has some new expectations.
"I've learned a lot from doing this," he said, "and even if I get another industry job, I'll try to get it into my contract that I can work on indie stuff on the side. I'm always going to have new ideas and things I'm going to want to experiment with, and I think that's really important to have."


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California health officials say they probably won't be ready to impose the nation's first-ever nurse-to-patient ratios for hospitals by Jan. 1, the deadline mandated by legislation aimed at reducing the number of patients that nurses can care for per shift.
Officials with the state Department of Health have been working to create the new ratios for nearly a year, and expected to release them for public consideration months ago.
However, with just three weeks left before the Jan. 1 deadline, those officials are still struggling to create the new ratios, said Lea Brooks, a spokeswoman with the department.
Brooks said the state could release the ratios in the next three weeks. She said they also could attach "emergency" language to the regulations to make hospitals comply by Jan. 1, but she said she doubts the state will do that.
"It's a very complicated issue," Brooks said, adding that the state would like to give the public at least 45 days to respond to the new ratios in public forums across the state before implementing them.
Nervous hospital officials statewide, who until now have controlled their own staffing levels, have been anxiously awaiting the new ratios.
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The new rules will put legal limits -- for the first time in U.S. history -- on the number of patients a hospital can require each nurse to monitor per shift in as many as 17 hospital departments. That excludes the intensive and critical-care units, where previous laws demanded each nurse care for no more than two patients.
The law, Assembly Bill 394, was signed by Gov. Gray Davis in October 1999, and will cover acute care hospitals, psychiatric hospitals and "special hospitals," defined by law as health facilities with a governing body and adminstration that provides inpatient or outpatient care in dentistry or maternity.
The new ratios will cover departments ranging from operating and emergency rooms to delivery rooms, pediatric, cancer and psychiatric wards.
Nursing unions pushed for the legislation, arguing that fewer patients per nurse equaled higher-quality health care.
Hospital trade unions, and hospital administrators statewide, opposed the new law, for two main reasons:
- Requiring the already financially troubled hospital industry to hire additional nurses, hospital advocates said, the new ratios could instead force cash-poor hospitals to close down medical services instead of hiring additional staff.
- Requiring hospitals to hire more nurses in the midst of a national nursing shortage that has already created vacancies statewide could be asking for the impossible --- and could make hospitals "criminals" through no fault of their own.
Until the new law takes effect, hospitals officials will continue to decide for themselves how many patients nurses should care for based upon "acuity" -- the level of sickness of the patients in each medical department.
Nurses say it is not unusual for nurses to routinely take care of between eight and 10 patients per shift.
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New Palestine — It happened again. It wasn't in quite the same fashion as their previous two meetings, but the Mt. Vernon boys soccer team once again managed to break the heart of its Hoosier Heritage Conference foe New Palestine.
Unlike the defensive struggles of the recent past, however, this Tuesday evening match was a shootout from the start. After host New Palestine settled into the drivers' seat by netting three goals in the first half, Mt. Vernon responded with three of its own in the second to knot the wild rivalry game at 3-3.
An additional 14 minutes of extra play couldn't settle anything, so the game was sent to penalty shots. A short six kicks later (MV 4, NP 2), and the Marauders wound up with the same result they had in the previous two meetings of these teams, a slaying of a devastated Dragons squad.
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BELMONT, N.C. -- Belmont police say they arrested a landlord in connection with a complaint that he had set up a video camera and recorded one of his tenants.
Police Chief Charlie Franklin said officers responded to a complaint from a North Street resident who claimed she had found a video camera hooked up in her bedroom.
Officers traced the camera back to an outbuilding next to the victim s residence. The outbuilding belonged to the victim s landlord, Mickey Cook of 603 North Street, which is in south Belmont.
When officers received consent to search the outbuilding they found a TV monitor that was connected to the camera by wire, officials said. Police officials said also found a VCR recording device, several floppy disks and pornographic material.
Officers then conducted a search of Cook s residence and found several videotapes along with a computer believed to be linked to the crime, Belmont police officials said.
Crimes like this are disturbing, Franklin said in a statement. People should not have to fear being recorded in their homes. Anyone caught doing something like this in Belmont will be prosecuted.
Belmont police officials said they have charged Cook with the misdemeanor charge of secret peeping.
Cook was placed in the Gaston County jail under a $2,500 secured bond, officials said.
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Thanks for all the replies
I think I may have to up my budget a bit, since I'm going for a solid constant pulling electronic machine.
How much will one of the good cheaper electronic machines cost me - I have limited my search to Europe because most shops in the US simply will not ship stringing machines to Europe because of too high shipping costs.
I buy tennis and golf gear all over the world - yen, , $ what ever - I'm buying where the service is good and the price is right
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He can probably get a LaserFibre machine in Europe, rather than a Stringway. Though my vote goes to a Prince Neos 1500 or a Gamma 6004. I don't know what the price is in Northern Europe, do they even use Euros there?
We still use 'Kroner' in Scandinavian countries. But I buy stuff all over the world, problem is that tennis shops in the US won't sell a stringing machine to a guy from Europe because of too high shipping costs.
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Better off with a Gamma progression II or Alpha Revo 4000 and add a Wise electric tension head. If you can get it delivered to you.
Once you goto a constant pulling electronic machine nothing compares anymore.
When I switched out from crank machines to electronic machines word of mouth and the overall quality of my work gave my business a 30% increase.
I think I will have to spend a little bit more and get an electronic machine - any recommenations ?
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Wait..... was that $150 or $1500 ?
$1500 - but my budget is now $2K since I want a pretty good elctrical machine.
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ClubHoUno - Welcome to the stringing machines forum, I see you often posting your insights in the strings section.
You are in the right forum, these people here offer great advice and they don't bite.
I would say go with an electronic constant pull unit model. The crank machines people have suggested are good machines but you were spoiled using a Babolat Star 5. Will you be able to go back turning a crank as opposed to pushing a button?
One additional note: Some of these machine listed might not be available in your country.
I take all your advice and will go for an elctrical machine. Budget for that is now $2K. Is that enough ?
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Bass player has temporarily rejoined band for South American tour dates
As reported, McKagan has signed up to cover full-time bassist Tommy Stinson for five gigs in South America this month. He made his return on Sunday night (April 6) in Buenos Aires, joining frontman Axl Rose and bandmates for a set which consisted of material old and new and a host of cover versions.
McKagan took lead vocals on a cover of Misfits song 'Attitude' – scroll down to see video footage of that performance now.
Consequence of Sound reports that elsewhere in the set, Guns N' Roses covered The Stooges' 'Raw Power' for the first time ever plus their take on Led Zeppelin's 'Babe I'm Gonna Leave You' and 'The Seeker' by The Who. Scroll down for a full setlist.
Tweeting after the show, McKagan thanked his Argentine fans and wrote:
Muchos Gracias Buenos Aires. That was such a majestic crowd. I had a fuckin blast!— Duff McKagan (@DuffMcKagan) April 7, 2014
Bass player McKagan officially left the band in 1997 and will perform with Guns N' Roses from until April 17, taking in gigs in in Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina before finishing in Brazil with a show at the Centro de Eventos de Fortaleza.
McKagan previously played with Guns N' Roses at London's O2 Arena in 2010, and his own band Loaded opened shows for Axl Rose and co in 2011. On those occasions, McKagan joined the band onstage later in the evening.
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The second flaw is in the analysis of athletic donations, which the paper states have dropped 40 percent in the past two years. While that may be accurate, no attempt was made to ask "why." There was no consideration of the losing seasons, including the 2006 loss to a lower-division Cal Poly team, and their effect on donations. Nor was there any thought given to the state of the economy or an attempt made to compare the decline in donations to the situation at other universities.
There are other problems with the analysis, but these two, by themselves, render invalid the conclusion that football at SDSU should be dropped.
BOB FORSYTHE, San Diego
SDSU'S PLAN FAILEDAs a frustrated Aztecs football fan, I have some opinions to add to Zeigler's revealing story about the sad state of SDSU football.
Going to games nowadays is depressing. With only 17,000 fans bothering to attend in a vast, 69,000-capacity venue, Qualcomm Stadium at night is downright dreary. Potential fans can't see the team on TV as SDSU has mismanaged its football program off any effective television network.
Aztecs students and alums are a huge part of the financial problems described. They don't attend games and don't give significant aid to SDSU. When they complain about their endangered football program I say, "Look in a mirror." These problems feed each other and trigger another; why would a blue-chip high school player of any worth decide to become an ignored Aztecs football player? Obviously, recruiting has suffered.
Former AD Rick Bay had a vision of the only scenario that would ever work in a growing, sophisticated market that San Diego has become. That was to schedule up, beat the big boys, get giant crowds and media attention and finally be invited to join a major conference, preferably the Pac-10. That affiliation, with the Aztecs playing USC, UCLA, ASU, etc., would have ensured financial success – and quite surely more than 1,000 students at the Q for the games.
What a shame. The Aztecs lost all the big games and the plan failed. The losses caused a tragic tailspin and as the ultimate result, I see no way for the program to be able to survive. A plan for SDSU to drop down to "minor league" in college football will not work in this town anymore. It's not 1967 again.
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U-T GRUDGEEvery day I check the Web to see if someone – anyone – has bought the Union-Tribune. If football is killed at SDSU the fingerprints of the U-T will be all over the knife. . . .
No other Division I school in the nation has to deal with the level of hostile scrutiny the U-T aims at SDSU. Our recruits are shown a collage of U-T stories (when visiting other schools) and are told "come here where you will be appreciated," not there. Dr. Weber has to meet with the families to tell them to disregard the U-T.
Why even ask this question? Why now? Nice way to welcome the new coach. What ever happened to the "honeymoon period"? . . .


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I find the fact that the projects take so long to complete when i think they should be a day at most. So you have something to do with the rep system every day that you are on.
Also I would like to see the ability to donate to the projects that come after the first. So when it completes the first it starts the next immediately kinda like how you can queue skills in eve. You would still have to set up the next projects after the second one so it won't be a press this and have all done auto for you. But it would be nice to help with progress of a system that seems very downtime heavy...
I would like a space component to the last omega rep skill maybe a aoe debuff cure(with long cooldown) to every one around you like the ground component.. If it already does do this, the tool tip doesn't seem very clear.
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But I couldn't agree more, there is a lot of downtime. Get your marks and see you in 2 days.
I was already planning on afk doff'ing on everything but one character but now it looks like season 7 is going to be one long afk march.
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BOISE, Idaho The noise was everywhere for Boise State. The Broncos faced another so-called statement game on national television, this time with the pregame show held right on their blue turf.
The distractions didn't get to Kellen Moore, who showed that with him at the helm the No. 3 Broncos can overcome a flawed performance. Especially at home.
Boise State floppy-haired quarterback saw his Heisman Trophy stock rise Saturday night. Moore completed 19 of 27 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns, Doug Martin rumbled for 138 yards and the Broncos overcame a litany of special teams miscues and penalties to hold off No. 24 Oregon State 37-24.
"This seems like it's been a long day, a long day. I think the good thing about this game is we were able to come out with a 'W.' But I think everybody in the locker room knows how hard we made it on ourselves," Boise State coach Chris Petersen said. "At times we were very, very frustrated with ourselves, with just some really costly penalties. I think our special teams play we need to tight up a little bit.
But, he added, "We're proud of our guys. We know they hear the noise out there."
Kicking off just eight hours after the popular ESPN show College GameDay broke down its stage that sat at the 40-yard line on the blue turf, the Broncos (3-0) got away with their mistakes, but as always the question is did they look dominant enough to impress poll voters.
Boise State's student section started chanting "B-C-S" in the final minute, but blowouts are what will be expected in the coming weeks as the Broncos reach the soft section of their schedule.
"I think we really don't care," Moore said. "It's three games out of 12. This is only a fourth of the season. It's a long way. We've got a lot of football to take care of."
The critics are likely to come out after Boise State failed to pull away from the Beavers, maybe the most talented team left on the Broncos' schedule. Still, Boise State ran its home winning streak to 57 straight in the regular season and picked up their third straight win over a Pac-10 school in what will likely be its last game against a ranked team until at least November.
Moore was the catalyst as usual. His most impressive moment came in the first half when he spun away from the sack attempt of Oregon State's Brandon Hardin, then hit Austin Pettis for 26 yards, part of the 235 yards Moore threw for in the first half.
But Martin was the closer for Boise State. He had 119 yards in the second half, touching the ball on eight of nine plays on Boise State's final drive that ate up more than seven minutes and led to Kyle Brotzman's clinching 30-yard field goal.
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For most of the stories covering the recent NATO summit in Chicago, the lede was that the war in Afghanistan will wrap up in 2014. After 11 years spending blood and money to run the Taliban out of office only to then invite them back to the bargaining table, America and NATO will pull out and leave the future in the hands of Afghans — mostly.
Reason magazine senior editor Brian Doherty has penned a powerful chronicle of the rise of Ron Paul and the revolution he has inspired. Doherty's important contribution to the growing Ron Paul catalog isn't so much a year-by-year account of the enigmatic lawmaker's political career as it is an attempt to identify a handful of factors that have fueled his rise to national prominence.
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KHUSURUPUR (PATNA): An electrical short circuit is suspected to be the cause behind the fire leading to explosions in two cracker factories here, resulting in the death of 32 people, including five women and 10 children, DIG (Patna Range) R. Singh said.
Mr. Singh told PTI that a large portion of the double-storied building housing the factories in Miyan Toli locality crumbled in the explosions that were heard in a radius of three km.
District Magistrate B. Rajendra confirmed 32 deaths and put the number of injured at 24.
Mr.Singh said the matter was being probed after complaints were received that the factory owners were manufacturing bombs. ``We are investigating whether powerful bombs were being manufactured at the two units and whether their owners had in their possession explosives in excess of the quota allotted to them,'' he said.
Most of the children who died were playing outside the factories, the DIG said. Two houses were also destroyed in the fire. A team of explosive experts and a dog squad was looking for more explosives and bodies under the debris, which were being cleared by the Fire Brigade and Police personnel with the help of locals, he said.
Medical Officer of Fatuha Hospital R. N. P. Sinha said 25 people were referred to the Nalanda Medical College Hospital in Patna. Other hospitals in Bakhtiarpur, Fatuha and Patna also were treating 25 people. Md Hakim, owner of one of the factories, whose entire family of seven perished, has been arrested, Mr. Rajendra said.
MLA of dissolved Bihar Assembly Aniruddh Kumar Yadav claimed at least 50 people were killed and 100 injured in the accident.
Aftab, a resident of Miyan Toli, said ``we first heard a loud blast and then a series of explosions shook the whole place. The locality presented a chaotic scene with everybody running for cover.''
Senior Superintendent of Police Kundan Krishnan said narrow lanes and people crowded the spot hindered the fire-fighting operations.
The fire-fighters battled for over two hours to extinguish the blaze, he said.
While many people died of burns, others perished after inhaling toxic fumes or were crushed to death.
Mr. Krishnan told reporters that there were four blasts in quick succession while the debris was cleared, causing panic and a stampede like situation, but no one was injured.
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