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Local Motorcycle Deputy Sheriff involved in accident.
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83 year old man crosses a double yellow to pass ............ and then head on into the m/c! Good Lord. There are a lot of folks out there that don't take their responsibilities on the road very seriously. Hopefully this will be the end of the cager's driving privileges.
"Crossed the double yellow line to pass someone"
Nice. 83 Year old driver - pulls an illegal move and kills someone for no good reason. In an SUV with a direct head on, he would probably have killed someone in a car as well. Two things - was age a factor here? When will we start re-testing drivers of advanced age to make sure that they are still capable of safely operating a vehicle. My wifes grandmother is 83, and there is no way in hell she is capable of driving a car.
I hope they throw the book at the driver.
What a waste.
There needs to be a conversation between elderly drivers and their children. My dad kept running into things as soon as put the car in reverse. He was casual about his deteriorating driving abilities and promised that he would drive infrequently and slow. I told him that he could still kill somebody driving slow and it just wasn't worth it. There are a thousand reasons why an aging population deserves to retain the mobility provided by their license, but the fact that their vision and reaction time is working against them does not justify the risk. My father had public transportation and family to keep him mobile. He passed away 10 years ago, but had he made it to 83 I would be damn sure that he wasn't behind the wheel!
Yes, I understand what you guys are saying, but I also have a couple of riding buddies in their mid 80's, one on a Harley and the other on a Gold Wing, who ride all over the USA with no problems. I am 66 and ride a Suzuki B-King and a Triumph Tiger 800 XC.
Lumping everyone over a certain age into one group doesn't work, but I'm not againest retesting at a certain age.
As for the elderly driving, or anyone, when behind the wheel of a several thousand pound vehicle, the most feeble human has the ability to kill an entire family without breaking a sweat.
Those about to leave this world are killing those who are just starting and those who are just starting are killing those who have ones to raise.
Henry Ford was the worlds greatest terrorist; he helped to put a WMD in everyone's garage.
Be safe out there, it may catch on.
RIP Rider.
I think the system we have in place for all drivers works. If you are too old/careless to drive, usually you will get tickets and it will show on your record, or you will have accidents and it will show on your record. Until drivers screw up, they have a license to drive.
Plenty of kids (and people of all ages now) texting and driving.
Just try to evade the poor drivers. Sometimes you can't, no matter how much training you have had.
Sad but true.
Yah I think the consensus is for testing once an advanced age is reached. It's fair that we test younger inexperienced drivers; I think an argument could be made that as humans we tend to wear out and at an advanced age things slow down. It's just a fact of life, so testing should be done once more. The risks are just to great.
RIP Sarge. Prayers go out to both families. It is going to be a tough time for all of them.
What driving a vehicle without proper training and licensing basically amounts to is handing everyone of age a loaded gun with no real training and telling them they can use it until they hurt or kill someone.
An automobile can be used to kill a lot of people, without the need to reload. Some people have figured that out.
Those are my thoughts on it, and I'll leave it at that.
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RIP to the fallen motor officer.
But as long as we're talking about whose qualified to drive, the current system certainly does little to weed out the unworthy before they get behind the wheel.
How about some mandated training prior to your sweet sixteen party, other than a simple written exam and a brief ride around the parking lot. Anybody remember driver's ed?
The system we have now unleashes hordes of pubescents on the roads every year that have nothing more than a cursory knowledge of the how a motorized vehicle works, zero road etiquette or driving skills, and no appreciation for the physics involved in piloting a two-ton hunk of metal at 70 mph.
A little bit of education and testing would be a good thing, for everybody.
I don't care whether the guys 80 or not, he should go to prison for vehicular manslaughter. Plain and simple.
As an airline pilot, we get tested all the time, and have to perform to a level far beyond what any driver has to. Flying a plane is about 100 times more complicated and harder than driving a car is, yet how many deaths do we get in the US per year in commercial airline accidents, most years zero.
We get 30,000 deaths a year on the roads, where the task is much simpler, and you say the system is working ? Its a shame people like you support this, people like you are defiantly a force for bad.
Not checking people or doing anything about incompetence until they make a lot of obvious mistakes, have you ever put any thought into what you just supported in you post ??? In aviation, we have proven this to be a very stupid attitude and we make every attempt to catch incompetence well before it kills people... This is not opinion, this is fact and we move hundreds of millions of people per year safely. Its just sucks that a really great person has to pay the price for such stupidity and attitudes that allow it to go on.
The police motorcyclist are F'ing good riders and it can still happen to them.
A few years back I was on the road and pulled into an IHOP to get breakfast and just get off the bike for a while.
While I was in there I saw a very sweet old couple sat a few rows in front of me, the wife had to help feed the husband, cut his food up, help steady his Hand with the sweet tea, it was a sweet moment.
Till the fuckers got up and the old man waz the driver! WTF, old fucker can't slice an omelette with a fork but he's out there tearing up the highway.
Plenty of blame to go around. Even with family support getting an impaired older driver to voluntarily give up their car is almost impossible. I've had family members "disable" Dad's Caddy, and prevent him from getting it repaired, only to have a car salesman sell him a new model. Hell, the salesmen will even drive the new car to the house and do the paperwork in the living room. It's obvious that the person shouldnt be driving but they sell him one anyway. Many kids don't want to piss off the old man, so they won't get involved. They just say, "well, he only drives on back roads and never at night." I have had 2 older patients kill someone with their cars. They had already been reported to DMV and the families had been warned multiple times.
Losing the car leads to loss of whatever independence they have. It's worse in some areas than others. I have patients that have family close by. The kids would love to drive them around, but as some people get older their judgement worsens and they actually think they are good drivers. I have called the police to come by my office and follow patients home, trying to find a way to get them off the road. Luckily we have some driver rehab and evaluation programs here. If someone has a stroke or gets reported, the DMV requires them to take a check ride before they are allowed to drive again. I've had people take the recertification test and flunk it 3 times (its like 1000 bones to take it) and they swear the examiner just "didnt like them."
But most of the time nothing happens until someone gets hurt. And I ride a motorcycle to work every day. Someone mentioned the changes in drivers ed. I don't have kids so I don't actually known what it's like, but I can tell you the mentality is different than it was 35 years ago when I started driving. Nobody seems to take any pride in their driving skills. Anymore driving is just a means to get somewhere. The car is just a mobile telecommunication center for all their iShit. Their is no etiquette and most the people I see have no clue what's actually in the Rules of the Road (do they even have a drivers handbook anymore?). I ride in a lot of traffic and these new drivers have no interaction with the drivers around them. They have no clue, they don't plan ahead and they just react to what's happening around them, often too late. These people can't drive, then we put an iPhone in their hand. Rant over...carry on.
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NEWBERRY — Board members and school district staff heard encouraging fiscal news Monday night at a budget work session.
Though numbers are still preliminary while the district waits for information related to county reassessment and state revenue, CFO Susan Dowd said projected local tax revenues would increase for the 2014 budget, a development that could help offset the district's need to use fund balance to meet its operating expenses.
Current taxes for operations at 186.8 mils raised $13,258,952 but the budget projection for 2015 is $13,617,216. Increased revenue is projected from delinquent taxes, up from $550,000 to $822,050, such that local revenue would comprise 34.14 percent of the district's 2015 budget.
Dowd said the only changes thus far were to the local revenue portions of the budget since the state had not given new information about the revenue it allocates.
A few changes were proposed to expenditures. The district proposed adding a classified instructional assistant position and changing the match needed for reading coaches.
Four "fully funded" coaches from the state actually carry approximately $14,000 additional cost to the district per coach.
Latitude might be found in the sharing of part-time coaches among four other district schools which would limit district expenditures on the part-time coaches.
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Title I funds could figure into a way to swap coaches, something Bledsoe asked about, but the coaches actually are funded from three different categories of funds.
Once more the district recommended a portion of the STEM initiative be delayed a year to spread the costs over longer periods of time, a savings of approximately $70,000 in the 2015 budget.
A district wide technology coach remains in the district budget, a $70,000 item including benefits.
Superintendent Bennie Bennett discussed class size ratios among district schools. After a school-by-school breakdown the district presented the board with a 20:1 ratio or lower per elementary school although there might be some variances among particular grade levels. The levels were deemed consistent with categories statewide.
"The last few years the district had to use a good bit of fund balance but this year the district anticipates using very little," Bennett said.
Bennett also called the work session an opportunity to walk through every piece of the budget and he noted the notice given regarding potential changes to the use of some Title I funding at four schools who are on Title I.
The bottom line of Dowd's preliminary prediction was for the district to use about $130,000 of fund balance in this year's budget.
In other business, Bledsoe mentioned resistance he'd heard from community members about new common core report cards for grades 1 and 2. Principal Kim Hamilton said some parents like the new cards but others prefer the familiar A-B-C grading system.
Principal Beth Brooks said the report cards have been called tedious by first and second grade parents but that they are adjusting. Brooks also mentioned the report cards make teachers more accountable for collecting data to back up their student evaluations and assessments.
First reading of the budget will be May 19 at the new district office building on Main Street.

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A red glow comes from the brownstones at this time of night. Your stone steps are pink. Yes, I'd love to sit on the terrace. These drinking glasses, so wide and low! [Georgeen] They're from Barcelona. [Tobias] We took about half a year to find just the right apartment. [Georgeen] When we were in Cambridge and knew we wanted to live in New York, Tobias said, The only thing I want is a terrace. Of course Tobias grew up . . .
Where the Rhine and the river Düssel conjoin, in Düsseldorf, with his sculptor parents in an art nouveau house . . . [Tobias] It was more Gründerzeit, late 1800s, a very rich period when all cities grew. [Georgeen] No, It was kind of art nouveau, a new period of flourishing. Here, on the terrace, we have a view of the Masonic Temple, it has this faded glory. We see the little red blinking antenna on top of Brooklyn Tech, feel the waves coming out. The G train sort of rumbles underneath. There are all these different systems pressing up against one space, the urban intensity of things. [Tobias] We have a beautiful caterpillar. It's in that box. [Georgeen] It's turning into a butterfly right now. [Tobias] It was in our dill plant.
Tobias, you just helped your firm design four ferry landings on the East River. Georgeen is working on a master plan for a Rutgers neighborhood study, doing some work in Savannah. It seems everyone is an urban planner today! [Georgeen] We are urban designers, not planners. [Tobias] In the United States, clearly, planning is thinking about dividing land to sell it. In Europe, it's different because the land was initially owned by kings and churches. [Georgeen] That's a little unfair description of what planning is in the U.S. A main tool of planning is zoninghow much you set on one block, what you set back. It is about separating incompatible uses. Years ago, skinning cows would be put separately because of the filthy conditions that compromise quality of life. [Tobias] The modernist idea of urban planning was to separate the functions. Cities crowded people, so, go to the country. [Georgeen] The first thing you see in one of Corbusier's houses is a washbasinto cleanse yourself of the city. [Tobias] Now people are going in the opposite direction.
Your design company, Interboro [with Dan D'Oca and Christine Williams], was a winner of the L.A. Forum's Dead Malls competition. You proposed a future for a 1970s mall in Fishkill. Dan said you are all more interested in how city life emerges without big plans, endogenous development, recognizing that things form, build off of each other, out of mess is where the good things emerge. He said Jane Jacobs believed in the importance of mess. You know, Rem Koolhaas wrote about this steaming garbage dump in Lagos, Nigeriathe dump being "the lowest form of spatial organization"and "on its surface lived a community. . . . This was the dump as housing . . . " [Georgeen] Koolhaas was a writer before he was an architect. I think we're not as much into mess as Dan but what we're excited about are the little things that have their own logic, building on that. In the Dead Malls project, we saw flea market vendors using their trucks to create roofs. There's a certain logic to that, a beauty in the myriad ways people make do. [Tobias] There was a Chinese laundry, the only one of the stores left over in the mall and, outside, a bus stop for people going to Atlantic City. [Georgeen] Both functions coalesced. [Tobias] This laundry guy could sell the bus tickets just because he was the only guy on the site. [Georgeen] But then there were all these empty parking spots because the mall was deada symbiotic relationship. So many who do urban design try to create new worlds. [Tobias] Like the New Urbanists . . .
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Located west of Bancroft, Ontario. Evidently this is Site 11 in somebody's field guide.
A detail of the west face of the "Snake" roadcut through marbles of the Adirondack lowlands.
This cloudy morning it was at least as inspiring as the view in the opposite direction.
A closeup of the roadcut opposite the Canada Lake Store. Carrnockite is a type of orthopyroxene-bearing granite, which gives this rock its green hue. Orthopyroxene (rather than biotite or hornblende) reflects the granulite facies conditions under which this rock was metamorphosed. Midway through this one the partl...
This is the roadcut exposure through the same lava flow seen in another GigaPan that's currently uploading. The top of the flow is visible at the top of this view. In this old lava flow, vesicles (gas bubbles) are now filled with secondary minerals, making them amygdules. Compare the concentration of amygdules from ...
The outermost unit of the Port Coldwell alkalic complex.
A beautiful exposure of bull quartz veins in greenstone in a roadcut on the Trans-Canada Highway, west of Marathon, Ontario.
This is a north facing roadcut in marble. Rather than shoot it in shadow I revisited it again and again during the day hoping the afternoon/evening light would eventually come around and illuminate it. My wait was more or less in vain. This is the last light of day and despite partial illumination I suspect I'd have...
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I think concerns that Shredder won't look Shredder-y are very valid. It hasn't really occurred to me until now that they will want to contextualise this the way they did Transformers, and there are things about the Turtles characters that literally make no sense against a "realistic" backdrop.
It kinda sucks, and you can definitely head in the complete opposite direction and embrace the comic bookyness by setting an appropriate tone where that stuff flies. The default in a post Nolan-Batman world, however, is definitely to try and play down the outlandish aspects to the point where it *appears* seamless with "reality".
It's really, really, really difficult to get a feel for where this movie is positioning itself, but with this style of foot clan, yeah, you're absolutely spot on expecting Shredder's appearance to revolve around something functional. Much in the same vein Nolan's Batman looks like a commando dude first, with considerably downplayed pointy ears, batman emblem and a cape.
I am by nature a pretty optimistic person, and I can even kinda extract things to enjoy from at least the first and third Transformers movies (there's like a moment or two in RoTF I like, too, but man that's a bloated mess), so I'm interested to see how this turns out.


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I see them in videos but I can't tell what they are, what kind??
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Brute - now Brute/Adidas I think.
black widows
Dirty thats funny.
I remember the black widows from the early 90s.. find a clip and Im sure one of us can tell you then shoe.
I think Kolat is wearing the Black Widows here:
The shoes John Smith wore were made by Brute, back when it was owned by Dupont. There were a few different colors, notably the red white and blue ones....which he wears in a lot of vids on youtube. There was a pair of plain red and white ones....and there were the black and purple ones which Colman Scott wore last year at the NCAA tourney.
The Black Widows were made for a few years by Clif Keen. They were, as far as I know, the only pair Keen ever made or endorsed. They were black with Lime and Blue accents. I'm pretty sure they were made around 1993 give or take a few years.
I Know this because that year I was at the Wolverine wrestling camp where they were selling a lot of Cliff Keen stuff, knee pads, etc. One of the people that was in my group actually complained to Dale Barr about the selection of shoes they sold at the camp. I don't think I will ever forget the look Barr had on his face or the look the kid had on his face when Barr, during one of the times he addressed all the campers, related the complaint to the whole camp.
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"The need for advanced medical countermeasures to combat the risk of terrorist attacks with biological or chemical weapons is a significant global concern," stated David P. Wright, President and Chief Executive Officer of PharmAthene. "Our allies in Israel understand the importance of procuring next generation biodefense products to protect their military and civilian populations from the threat of biological and chemical warfare."
Under terms of the exclusive, multi-year agreement, Medison Pharma will commercialize products from PharmAthene's biodefense portfolio and will be responsible for overseeing regulatory approval, marketing, and distribution activities for those products in Israel. PharmAthene will maintain all manufacturing responsibilities.
Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, whose administration has played an integral role in supporting bioscience in Maryland and fostering business partnerships between Israel and the State of Maryland, commented, "Companies such as PharmAthene are making significant advances by developing novel products which are intended to save lives and deter terrorist attacks against our citizens. We are very proud to support these initiatives and assist Maryland companies in developing global partnerships and international markets for their products and technologies."
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from Nicholas Batzig May 25, 2015 Category: Articles"Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us—for it is written, 'Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree'—so that in Christ Jesus the blessing of Abraham might come to the Gentiles " (Gal. 3:13-14). I distinctly remember hearing an ... Keep Reading
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from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 27, 2015 Category: Ministry NewsIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources include such topics as Johnathan Edwards, evangelism, God's love, worldviews, marriage, and more. Keep Reading
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When I was reading the interview, he talked a little about the low-end $99-or-so box that would be a game streaming device, and it sounded like it was going to be a local streaming solution (maybe only a local solution, maybe also with an internet streaming solution a la OnLive). I took that to mean it would be the mythical device that (I think) Ryan Davis wants, the thing that basically you plug into your TV, it wirelessly talks to your big gaming PC in the other room, and spits the visuals from that onto your living room screen, theoretically with pretty low latency as it's all local. Am I understanding that correctly, am I missing something, or am I just projecting what I want onto what Gabe said? Because if I can buy something that's basically an inexpensive slingbox that gets the picture from my massive gaming tower onto my living room TV without running a cable or lugging that thing back and forth, I'm in.
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Man, a bunch of the comments on Eurogamer's Syndicate article are infuriating. There are tons of people bitching about how they don't "get" it and how it's a shame that he makes so much money for doing nothing and on and on. Like, I hadn't heard of the guy either, because I'm neither a big CoD guy nor a YouTube guy, but to begrudge what sounds like nice, hardworking, savvy kid his success just because his success is so outsized and built on a new form of media strikes me as childish and petty.
I mean, if you get right down to it, the majority of Giant Bomb content is a higher production value version of the same thing, just with a much clearer focus on the games proper rather than the vlog-ing aspect. Ugh, I'm rambling, but it just really made me mad. That's all.
I don't get why people are so knee-jerk defensive of From. I think it's perfectly reasonable to say they made a sub-expectations PC port, and just because they're scrappy underdogs that everyone's rooting for doesn't mean you can't give them flack for it. Oh, you say that that we should cut them slack because it's their first PC port? Why? They're still asking for you to pay a significant sum for it.
I played a decent amount of DS on PS3 (>12 hours), and I enjoyed it for what it was; same with Demons' Souls. I think From is doing important work and should be lauded for their achievements. I also think it's pretty wack that they released what looks, from the outside, like a slapdash PC port that was substantially improved immediately after release and claimed they just "weren't experienced enough" for it. Some of the imagery in the article may be a little sensationalist, but I think most of the sentiments seem valid. People immediately crying foul over From Software's feelings should maybe consider being less emotionally invested in a company, especially when they make a misstep.
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Not that I would know, I'm trying to buy videogame posters for my room. So yeah.
Also, what lady wouldn't swoon when confronted with a poster of all the Persona 4 characters' glasses? Not one that I would want, sirrah! And besides, once I've gotten them in that far, it's too late! No turning back!
So I just moved in to a new apartment (the kind for adults, as opposed to slums for college students!), and I realized I have very little in the way of art for my walls. I've hung up my two guitars on wall mounts, which look good, but I was thinking I might want some quality nerd prints, to reflect my other interests. Of course, most all posters about video games are gauche and embarrassing, so I was hoping maybe you guys could point towards some better stuff!
I like a certain amount of minimalism, or at least stylized art, so I'm not looking for large prints of in-game assets (though there are some great sites for that). I like the style a lot of the stuff on Mondo, but most of it is about films/shows/games that I have no real connection to. I think the stuff on Pixology is cool, but it's maybe a little *too* minimalist, and I don't like how it usually has the name of the game at the bottom. I don't necessarily want someone to be able to tell it's from a game unless they're familiar with it; also I'm not a big fan of text in general.
I'm looking for posters and prints in all sizes, including movie-size, large landscapes, and small prints. I just hung my **Banner Saga** poster from their kickstarter, and I love that art style: poster.
Any ideas on where to look? I know this is super specific, but I thought maybe someone here would have similar tastes. Thanks!
P.S. I'm also asking this on r/gaming, but I liked the Giant Bomb Atari Box thread/art so much, I thought I should ask here too. I might even print that logo out for a square framed piece...
This is expected; the team was so huge for initial development that there's no way they could keep it that large for maintenance/expansion, especially since the subscriber base isn't growing.
I really enjoyed my month and a half or so with SW:ToR, though even I have canceled my account now. I just ran out of steam and have a billion other games I want time to play, on top of having a big-boy job now. I actually really do enjoy the pleasantly mindless mechanics of MMOs on occasion, especially when they let me zone out and listen to music or a podcast. SW:ToR actually wasn't as good for that, in my opinion, because the story and voice acting was much more prevalent and well done, so I wanted to experience that, taking me out of my boar-killing trance.
Unfortunate for those out of work now; there's a massive development scene in Austin, and I hope they land on their feet. Hopefully their skill sets aren't strictly for making large-scale subscription MMOs, though...
I was lucky enough to meet several of the bomb squad, including Patrick, at the Verge party right before E3 in LA, and I just want to say that he made my night. He was super friendly, and actually stood around at the bar talking with me, a random fan, for a solid ten minutes about GB, the expo, and just random other stuff. Not once did seem annoyed by people randomly coming up to him, and he was genuinely nice to those who would call themselves fans. He's rapidly become one of the highlights of the site for me, and I feel very fortunate to have gotten a chance to chat with him in person. My condolences, Patrick, and my best wishes to you and yours.
I think there's been a misconception that Kickstarter means that anyone can get funding for any crazy game idea, and that's naive in the extreme. KS is a combination of patronage and glorified pre-orders, and if the product you're promising isn't interesting enough to elicit donations, you're screwed. I know that I personally browse KS a lot these days, and I've donated to a few projects and have plans to donate to a few more when I feel I can spend the money, but there have been several where I've watched the video and read the descriptions and thought "You know, this just doesn't seem worth my money." And I feel a little bad about it, because it's (presumably) these developers' hopes and dreams that I'm choosing not to support, but that mild pang of guilt isn't enough to separate me from $20, and I doubt it will separate many others.
Go take a look at the "Kick It Forward" campaign that Brian Fargo has started. It's a great idea, and I went through and looked at most of the projects that are involved (I'm sure more have joined up since I looked at it a few days ago). Unfortunately, not a single one made me think "Oh man, this seems worth my money!" They just seemed kinda... lame. And I know that's harsh, and I feel bad, but I'm not giving developers money purely out of charity.
As far as Auditorium goes, I want them to succeed, but as the original game (at least the iOS version) couldn't make me buy the full version, I kept my money in my wallet. Hopefully they'll succeed, but they'll have to do it without my $15.