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Supreme Court rebukes Bush Administration on global warming
April 2, 2007
"In short, EPA has offered no reasoned explanation for its refusal to decide whether greenhouse gases cause or contribute to climate change," wrote Justice John Paul Stevens for the majority.. "Its action was therefore 'arbitrary, capricious... or otherwise not in accordance with law.'"
Until now, the Bush Administration had maintained that the Environmental Protection Agency lacked the authority to set new emissions rules because greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, which contribute to global warming by trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere, are not covered by air pollution laws.
"While today's ruling does not itself require EPA to issue emission standards for greenhouse gases, it will be difficult for EPA to refuse such regulation once it applies legally permissible factors," she continued. "The Supreme Court today established that the agency cannot refuse to use its existing authority to regulate dangerous substances simply because it disagrees that such regulation would be a good idea."
In addition to Massachusetts, 27 parties brought the case including eleven other states: California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington; three cities: the District of Columbia, New York City, and Mayor and City Council of Baltimore; the American Samoa Government; and thirteen environmental groups: Center for Biological Diversity, Center for Food Safety, Conservation Law Foundation, Environmental Advocates, Environmental Defense, Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, International Center for Technology Assessment, National Environmental Trust, Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club, Union of Concerned Scientists, and U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
Recent rise in atmospheric CO2 levels
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Environmentalists hailed the decision.
"This is a huge, huge deal. The proximate effect is that California's pioneering efforts against climate change are safe from federal interference," wrote David Roberts of Grist.org. "More broadly, the Supreme Court has put the weight of the judicial branch of the federal government behind the effort to fight global warming. There is no longer a shred of doubt, if there was any left, that federal action is inevitable."
U.S. emissions
The U.S. transportation sector produced about 6 percent of global carbon emissions and around a third of total U.S. energy-related carbon-dioxide emissions in 2005, according to the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA). EIA figures show that in 2005 total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions rose to 7,147 million metric tons, a new record. About 83 percent of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in 2005 consisted of carbon dioxide from the use of fossil fuels including coal, petroleum, and natural gas.
The U.S. is the largest producer of carbon dioxide. China, the number two emitter, is expected to surpass the United States this year or next, though its emissions per capita will still less than a quarter of that of the U.S.
Overall, atmospheric CO2 levels have climbed by more than 35 percent since the beginning of the industrial revolution. Fossil fuel combustion, which releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and land-use change, including deforestation, is blamed for the rise. Roughly 75-80 percent of anthropogenic carbon dioxide results from fossil fuel burning, while about 20-25 percent is produced by deforestation. The United States, the world's largest economy and consumer of energy, produces about 24% of global carbon dioxide emissions.
Scientists believe rising levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are causing Earth's atmosphere to warm. Research released last year by NASA, WMO, and the National Academy of Sciences found that 2005 was the warmest year in at least the 400 years, and possibly much longer. The WMO said that carbon dioxide has accounted for 90 percent of warming over the past decade.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projects that atmospheric carbon dioxide levels could rise to 450-550 ppm by 2050, possibly resulting in higher temperatures, rising sea levels, stronger storms and hurricanes, and expanding deserts.
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Limiting global warming to 2-degree rise will require $180/t carbon price says energy think tank
(11/13/2008) In a report released Wednesday the International Energy Agency warned that a business-as-usual approach to energy use would result in a 6°-degree rise in temperatures putting hundreds of millions at risk from reduced water supplies and diminished agricultural production. But the agency said that limiting temperature rise to 2-3°-rise by the end of the century would be "possible, but very hard."
In final weeks, President Bush aims to extend his environmental legacy
(11/9/2008) On Tuesday, November 4th, the people of the United States elected a new president, Senator Barack Obama. Many feel a new day is coming on a number of issues, including the environment. However the Bush Administration has 72 days left in its term and appears hopeful to use every one of those to make last-minute changes to environmental rules that will have wide-ranging impacts on the nation's endangered species, air, water, parks, and undeveloped land. As the administration has done since taking office eight years ago, it is working toward such policies—all of them controversial—to benefit industry at the cost of the environment and health safeguards.
Air travel may be powered by biofuels in 3-5 years
(10/27/2008) Boeing says biofuel-powered planes are only three-to-five years away from being a reality, reports The Guardian.
Ecuador's plan to protect rainforest from oil drilling looks doomed
(10/9/2008) Ecuador's proposal to protect one of the world's most biodiverse rainforests from oil development has failed to secure any funding ahead at its December deadline, reports the Guardian Unlimited.
US government: $28 carbon price would raise gas prices by 25 cents
(10/8/2008) A national carbon price under a cap-and-trade system would have a limited impact on gasoline prices, reports a new study by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). The report estimates that a carbon price of $28 per ton — a bit less than current carbon prices in the European market — would boost gas prices by 25 cents per gallon, while a $200 per ton tax would increase prices by less then $2. The findings suggest that the cost of climate change legislation may be lower than claimed by industry, but also indicate that efforts to curb Americans' driving habitats via a carbon tax or cap-and-trade scheme may be of limited effectiveness. A $2 increase in the price of gas would still leave U.S. fuel prices well below those in most of the world.
Chevron loses attempt to reduce payment in suit by Amazon rainforest natives
(10/8/2008) Chevron lost its attempt to force arbitration in a case in which it could be liable for billions of dollars to pay for cleaning up damages to the Amazon rainforest in eastern Ecuador.
Al Gore calls for "civil disobedience" against new coal plants
(9/28/2008) Former Vice President and Nobel Prize winner, Al Gore, told the audience at the Clinton Global Initiative that the moment had arrived for civil disobedience against new coal plants.
CO2 emissions accelerate 400% as world turns to dirtier fuels
(9/26/2008) Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels rose at a record clip in 2007, according to the Global Carbon Project's annual overview of the greenhouse gas.
Europe cuts biofuel targets to 4% in 2015, 6% in 2020
(9/12/2008) The E.U. voted to relax biofuels targets following widespread criticism of their social, economic, and environmental impacts. Thursday the European Parliament's Industry and Energy Committee said it would push a plan calling for a 5 percent share of renewables in transport fuel by 2015 and a 10 percent target by 2020, a reduction from the 20 percent target set forth in March 2007. The plan effectively cuts targets for biofuels produced from conventional feedstocks to four percent in 2015 and six percent in 2020.
Coal burning may make food supplies toxic
(8/18/2008) Coal burning is contaminating the Arctic, and may be affecting human health and polar ecosystems, warn scientists writing in the online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Oil development could destroy the most biodiverse part of the Amazon
(8/12/2008) 688,000 square kilometers (170 million acres) of the western Amazon is under concession for oil and gas development, according to a new study published in the August 13 edition of the open-access journal PLoS ONE. The results suggest the region, which is considered by scientists to be the most biodiverse on the planet and is home to some of the world's last uncontacted indigenous groups, is at great risk of environmental degradation.
Electric cars, greener fuels can reduce Australia's dependence on foreign oil
(7/23/2008) Australia can reduce its dependence on foreign oil through renewable energy and a shift towards electric cars powered by solar and wind power, argues a report published today by Australia's National Roads and Motorists' Association (NRMA).
Biofuels can reduce emissions, but not when grown in place of rainforests
(7/22/2008) Biofuels meant to help alleviate greenhouse gas emissions may be in fact contributing to climate change when grown on converted tropical forest lands, warns a comprehensive study published earlier this month in the journal Environmental Research Letters. Analyzing the carbon debt for biofuel crops grown in ecosystems around the world, Holly Gibbs and colleagues report that "while expansion of biofuels into productive tropical ecosystems will always lead to net carbon emissions for decades to centuries... [expansion] into degraded or already cultivated land will provide almost immediate carbon savings." The results suggest that under the right conditions, biofuels could be part of the effort to reduce humanity's carbon footprint.
Gore launches second campaign... for Earth
(7/17/2008) In a speech Thursday, Al Gore challenged the U.S. to generate 100 percent of its electricity from zero carbon emission sources within 10 years. Speaking at Washington's Constitution Hall, Gore said America's security, environmental and economic crises are all related, and that measures to rein in greenhouse gas emissions will make the U.S. stronger, safer, and cleaner. "The survival of the United States of America as we know it is at risk," Gore said. "I don't remember a time in our country when so many things seemed to be going so wrong simultaneously."
Beyond high food prices, little to show for $11B/yr in biofuel support, says OECD report
(7/17/2008) Government support of biofuel production in rich countries is squandering vast amounts of amounts of money while exacerbating the global food crisis and failing to meaningfully curb greenhouse gas emissions and improve energy security, alleges a new report from the OECD, the club of industrialized nations.
First carbon map of America released by NASA
(7/15/2008) For the first time, one can have a whole view of America's carbon output: region by region, city by city. The Vulcan Project has undertaken a holistic inventory—including electricity, heat, transportation, and industry—of local carbon emissions across the nation to create the first carbon map of America. Texas leads the fifty states, and the county of Harris, Texas (encompassing Houston) records the nation's largest emissions by county. Although Texas is second in population after California, its massive industry puts it over the top.
Britain urges 'cautious approach' on biofuels
(7/7/2008) Britain and the E.U. should exercise caution in pushing for wider use of biofuels, warns a new study commissioned by the U.K. government.
Honolulu, Los Angeles have the smallest carbon footprint among U.S. cities
(5/30/2008) Honolulu, Los Angeles and metropolitan Portland have the smallest carbon footprint among American cities, while Cincinnati-Middletown area, Indianapolis, and Kentucky's Lexington-Fayette have the worst, according to a new report that analyzes carbon emissions from transportation and residential energy use by city dwellers.
U.S. carbon dioxide emissions reach record high in 2007
(5/21/2008) U.S. carbon dioxide emissions rose 1.6 percent in 2007 to a new record reported the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Energy firm to mine oil sands in the Republic of Congo
(5/21/2008) Eni SpA, one of Italy's largest energy companies, has signed an agreement to exploit oil sands in the Republic of Congo, reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Making his mark among those commenters is long-time reader Revynn, noted again and again by WI writers themselves for the insightful profile of comments he's built across the site.
"I think I'm going on four years now," Revynn says of his longevity as a WoW Insider reader. "I stumbled across WoW Insider during Wrath when I was trying to get to the official World of Warcraft site and just typed in 'wow.com.' When I finally decided to stop lurking and start actually saying things, it was under a different username that I abandoned when I changed mains at the end of ICC."
"It's easy to look back and be surprised at how much time I've dedicated to a website that I don't own or receive any compensation from, but it's a lot like WoW in that respect," he continues. "I can think 'I've really wasted a lot of time here,' or I can reflect fondly on the good people and good conversations that have come and gone over the years. People like Krotzer, Cutaia, Draknfyre, Pyro, Grovin, Ravyncat, Killik, Jeff and many, many others are what make WI such a fantastic place to come to for information or just to hang out."
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WoW Insider: Internet comments and frequent commenters have a pretty bad rep in general. What keeps you coming back to the WoW Insider comments for more?
Revynn: The community, without a doubt. We've all seen the vitriol that gets thrown around in places like YouTube or other WoW sites (I'm told Blizzard's own Facebook page is absolute garbage), but that's never been the case here. People are friendly and helpful, funny and insightful. Any site or blog can do a post on the newest world first or tell you how you should be optimizing your gear, and many do that quite well, but there's an special camaraderie here and I love it.
Now, that's not to say that WoW Insider is "just like any other website," either. You have a track record and a reputation in the Warcraft community that speaks for itself. I don't know what goes on behind the scenes, but as a reader, it's clear that everyone involved truly cares about the content on the site, and it shows.
What are your WI must-reads?
Being a warlock, I'm required by dark powers and darker contracts to read Megan's Blood Pact posts every week and, of course, The Queue is a daily adventure. In general, I try to stop by the class columns for every alt I'm playing at the time, but there are a few that I always make a point to read simply because they're so consistently entertaining. Frostheim and Allison are prime examples. Being an addon and UI customization junkie, I almost always stop by Olivia's AddOn Spotlight and Reader UI of the Week.
The usuals. Wowhead, MMO Champion and Elitist Jerks or Icy Veins. I also have a couple WoW channels in my YouTube subscriptions such as FatBoss, TankSpot and WowCrendor. All of the class-specific channels or blogs that I've followed at one point or another have been abandoned, which is too bad and seems to be a growing trend. Several of the prominent bloggers/YouTubers/theorycrafters for various classes are closing up shop with no one to really take their place. I suppose it's just a fact of life that, at some point, these people who have been playing for years and years will eventually grow tired of the game and move on, but I find the fact that no one is stepping up to take the reins and be "that guy" or "that girl" a bit disheartening. [Editor's note: Take a look at one player who stepped up to strengthen the shadowpriest/priest community.]
That's another part of the reason I started CoE. I have an odd enjoyment of writing guides for people, including things like boss-specific tips for the current raid tier for my guild or a general "how to warlock" type thing. I figured that since the warlock community doesn't really have someone like Theck, Landsoul or Binkenstein (that I know of), there's no reason why I can't be that guy. I know I may never get to that point and that's OK, but at least I'm doing what I can to help my dark brethren and having some fun in the process.
Sounds like raiding is central to your game. Is that how you'd describe your playstyle?
I suppose you could say it's a little bit of everything. While progression raiding has always been my primary passion in the game and what drives most of my in-game decisions, I also take my "me time" pretty seriously and make sure that I'm still having fun with the game rather than just treating it like a job. Often, this means that I'm bouncing around on my (many) alts to level, do pet battles, finish off achievements, hit old raids for transmog gear, PvP or whatever I feel like doing at the time. The only activity that I've never gotten too heavily invested in is RP, but I hope to change that soon.
My first and only "real" MMO experience before WoW was actually in the recently buried City of Heroes franchise. I started playing that one at the recommendation of a friend early in its life cycle and quickly fell in love. The idea of running around as a superhero and beating up bad guys to keep the streets of Paragon City safe struck a chord with my inner X-Men fan, the kid inside that still wants to fly over the city and shoot lasers from his eyes. Though the concept of "raiding" in CoH was a pale imitation of what we see in WoW or other games before it, it was enough to give me a taste and show me how much fun it can be to min-max my character, practice my rotation and push my abilities to their limits.
As time went on and content for level-capped players became increasingly stale, I found myself looking over a friend's shoulder at the internet cafe to watch him raid Molten Core bits at a time. I bought a copy shortly thereafter and rolled my first character, a night elf druid, on his server. All I knew at the time was that the purple chick in the intro video turned into a cat (a freaking cat!), and I wanted to do that as well.
I've tried a handful of other games that have come and gone in the past (GW2, SW:G, EQ2, SWTOR, etc.), but none have ever stuck like WoW and CoH did.
You're not only a frequent commenter at WoW Insider, but you maintain your own WoW blog, Curse of Exhaustion.
Curse is mostly a side project for me, a way to exercise my love for writing in a fashion that is both low-pressure and free-form. I love to write, something I also discovered while playing City of Heroes as I created backstories for my characters, even to the point of considering it as a career path. However, it's also something that I've never pursued heavily, and having an outlet like a blog allows me to practice, refine my style and work under a schedule, even if it's a self-imposed one. I've really only been at it for a couple months; my earliest posts included a series on felguard weapons that Megan was kind enough to link in her Blood Pact article on a similar topic.
Originally, the intent was to be very warlock-focused and maybe do some general WoW or raiding stuff in the process, and I still try to stick to that idea. Any guides or gear lists I do will be warlock-centered, but I also have some stuff that isn't really class-specific at all. This weekend, I'll be taking my first real steps on a new series that I'm calling "Diary of a New Roleplayer."
Hehe, yeah. I have what some might call an unnatural obsession with legendary weapons. I honestly don't know why I've become so fascinated with them. Maybe it's the exclusivity, the lore behind the weapons themselves, the thrill of the hunt or just the fact that they're all so darn pretty, but I'm completely enamored with orange text.
I make weekly trips into Molten Core for Bindings or an Eye of Sulfuras, and I try to get into places like Black Temple or Sunwell as often as I can to throw the dice one more time. The goal is to get every equippable legendary for every one of my characters, but that will certainly take some time. So far, I've farmed up Dragonwrath once (my first while it was relevant), Thor'idal once, the Warglaives twice, Sulfuras three times and Thunderfury three times. I also have three characters on the Shadowmourne quests, so I'm hoping to finish at least one Shadowmourne and one Val'anyr before the end of the expansion as well as whatever I can get through the RNG of vanilla/BC raids.
If nothing else, it gives me something to do during the end-of-tier doldrums.
Ugh, doldrums. So how do you avoid those? When you're not playing, reading about or writing about WoW, what are you doing?
My family owns a manufacturing facility in Southern California where we make steel doors and frames for commercial applications like hospitals, schools or industrial buildings. We're actually working on a contract job right now for the new San Francisco 49ers stadium. I'm there in the mornings helping to run the shipping department and generate or monitor production schedules. It's very much a family affair, but we're not quite "mom and pop" anymore. I believe the last count I heard was something in the neighborhood of 200 employees. My wife could tell you more since she does all our payroll and health insurance stuff.
Gaming has been a big part of my life and who I am since I was a kid, but I've also done my share of outside stuff. I met my wife while doing missionary work in Florida, and I spent most of my pre-adult life on motorcycles, in boats or other sorts of madness that I have no idea how my parents paid for at the time.
Before my son was born a couple years ago, I was doing a lot of drifting with my dad on the weekends. We'd bought an '86 Z28 Camaro and started carving it apart to turn it from a beater that had been abandoned in a Las Vegas field to a legitimate race car. The general consensus in that community is that you're supposed to use a Japanese car like the very popular Nissan 240SX, but that's just not our style. My dad is an old muscle car guy that's had his hands under the hood of a Chevy since he was old enough to reach in, and I've always had a fascination with their F-Body cars. It was different and we got a lot of wierd looks, but that was half the fun.
A lot of those things have fallen to the wayside lately, though. As my kids get older and more expensive, it gets harder to justify taking off to spend the weekend at the race track. That's OK, though. They're great kids and spending time at home with them or taking them to the aquarium by the beach can be just as much of an adventure as sliding a car around a turn or taking a youth group to Brazil.
Concerning Mists itself, it's hard to say. I've largely enjoyed the expansion so far and I feel like this is one of Blizzard's best raiding tiers, but the early grind to get to 90 and geared followed by a gated rep system that felt more like a job than a game has me a bit burned out at the moment. I still love the game and I don't plan to leave it any time soon, but the idea of going into LFR, grinding heroics or questing through Jade Forest again makes me a bit nauseous.
My guild is the biggest factor why I keep playing right now. Not only are they a skilled and talented bunch of players, but they're also some of the friendliest and most fun-loving people I've ever had the pleasure of being associated with in this game. Tempers don't flare when we're beating our heads against a progression wall; instead, we argue about whether or not Ruthers is really such a bad yak or if Derpy is the best pony (she isn't). At the same time, we know how to put our noses down and get things done when we need to. It's a rare balance of progression and social interaction that I haven't seen in another guild since Ulduar.
When he's not at WoW Insider in the comments, find Revynn at Curse of Exhaustion.
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Hello. I'm looking for some help with a situation I'm having in an Excel spreadsheet. I've used Data Validation before with success, but I can't seem to nail down the required formula for what I want.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
We have an Excel file that serves as a work log. Somebody does a certain task, they log it there in a 3 column system (A, B and C).
Column A describes the type of task and it is data validated against a List. You can only choose from 3 types of task: Documents, Faxes, and Phones.
The B column contains a small summary of the work done, no need for validation there.
The C column is where things get tricky. One of the mentioned tasks, Documents, requires that you also log the number of documents processed. I want to make it so that column can only be filled if the column A value corresponds to the correct task type and only a numerical value can be input (no text). Anything else, it should show an error.
I've tried using Data Validation with both AND and IF clauses but I just can't get it to work. Is what I'm asking doable?
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=AND(A1="Documents",ISNUMBER(C1)=TRUE) should be the data validation formula in Excel 2010 to do what you want. You may want to add further conditions such as C1 > 0.Go to the full post


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Quite often, when people talk about the need for social enterprises to become certified as B Corporations, they inevitably point to Ben & Jerry's.
That's , of course, because 12 years ago, the socially responsible ice cream company was bought by Unilever for $326 million, much to the chagrin of the founders and a lot of supporters. Thus, it's regarded as the poster child for why mission-driven companies need a B Corporation-style charter specifying that a board can consider other stakeholders besides shareholders.
And, in fact, it was one primary impetus for the B Corp. certification and movement.
It is, then, quite notable that Ben & Jerry's just became the first wholly-owned subsidiary to gain B Corp certification. Unilever supported the move, according to a press release.
Apparently, the company also has made public its full B Impact Assessment and excerpts from its governing documents. They show that the company has managed to continue to do a lot of social good since its purchase. For example, 45% of its cost of goods sold go toward investing in and supporting small-scale suppliers through its Caring Dairy program and its lowest paid hourly workers make 46% above the living wage.
"It's awesome to have Ben & Jerry's join a movement that they inspired," Jay Coen Gilbert, co-founder of B Lab, the Berwyn, Pa, nonprofit that certified B Corporations, said in a press release.
So, it looks like Ben & Jerry's, which played a pioneering role in the creation of what we now call impact enterprises, is taking another ground-breaking step. It's important, not just because the ice cream company's purchase is what started the whole B Corp movement, but also because other wholly-owned subsidiaries of public companies might follow suit.


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Hudson police log, Dec. 20 edition
Friday, Dec. 6
8:09 a.m. Brigham St. Suspicious activity.
8:34 a.m. Forest Ave. MVA with property damage.
10:26 a.m. Washington St. Annoying phone calls.
4:49 p.m. Bruen Rd. Annoying phone calls.
5:30 p.m. Washington St. MVA with property damage.
7:36 p.m. Dewey St. Disturbance/domestic.
7:57 p.m. Christian Ave. Disturbance/domestic.
Saturday, Dec. 7
3:13 a.m. Second St. Medical.
10:17 a.m. Lincoln St. MVA with property damage.
12:15 p.m. Marlboro St. MVA with property damage.
1:11 p.m. Washington St. MVA with property damage.
4:35 p.m. Arrested, Jessica M. Aviles-Rabbitt, 22, of 15 Elm St., Apt. 1, Marlborough, on warrant.
4:47 p.m. Cayuga Dr. Disturbance/domestic.
5:48 p.m. Felton St. Suspicious activity.
6:52 p.m. Arrested, John Vernon Stafford, 53, of 7746 Kyle Way, Littleton, Co., for domestic assault & battery.
7:09 p.m. Washington St. MVA with property damage.
7:29 p.m. Apsley St. Disturbance/general.
8:16 p.m. Park St. Annoying phone calls.
Sunday, Dec. 8
12:57 a.m. Arrested, Latiffah R. Troncoso, 35, of 26 Vine St. 1, Marlborough, for operating MV with license suspended.
11:12 a.m. Main St. MVA with property damage.
5:26 p.m. Oneida Place. Medical.
6:38 p.m. Priest St. Medical.
10:47 p.m. Cherry St. Disturbance/domestic.
10:50 p.m. Broad St. MVA with property damage.
Monday, Dec. 9
12:02 a.m. Arrested, Gilbert Allen Matos, 31, of 328 Edgell Rd., Framingham, for malicious destruction of property +$250, domestic assault & battery.
7:09 a.m. Main St. MVA with property damage.
11:28 a.m. Washington St. MVA with personal injury.
1:33 p.m. Reed Rd. Larceny.
1:52 p.m. Marychris Dr. Annoying phone calls.
2:42 p.m. Harriman Rd. Medical.
3:10 p.m. Blaine St. Suspicious activity.
6:42 p.m. Kane Industrial Dr. Suspicious activity.
7:45 p.m. Arrested, Christopher W. Tibbals, 47, of 4 Vinal St., Hudson, for violating abuse prevention order.
9:47 p.m. Cedar St. Larceny.
11:29 p.m. Central St. Disturbance/general.
Tuesday, Dec. 10
12:07 a.m. Main St. Annoying phone calls.
7:41 a.m. Ontario Dr. Medical.
10:32 a.m. Apsley St. Local by-law violations.
11:29 a.m. Washington St. Medical.
1:50 p.m. Washington St. Traffic-MV complaint.
5:08 p.m. Warner St. Disturbance/general.
6:37 p.m. Arrested, Jason E. Fournier, 29, of 41B Winter St., Apt. 2, Hudson, for possession of Class A with intent to distribute, possession of Class A substance.
7:45 p.m. Arrested, Maximiano L. Silva, 21, of 21 Apsley St., Apt. 2, Hudson, for possession of Class B with intent to distribute, possession of Class B substance.
10:23 p.m. Lincoln St. Suspicious activity.
Wednesday, Dec. 11
9:29 a.m. Main St. MVA with property damage.
9:57 a.m. Meadowbrook Rd. Fraud.
11:13 a.m. Lincoln St. MVA with property damage.
2:01 p.m. Brigham Cir. Annoying phone calls.
5:02 p.m. Arrested, Timothy George Howes, 34, of 2 Kathleen Rd., Hudson, for operating MV with license suspended, warrant.
5:44 p.m. 290 Connector. MVA with property damage.
6:38 p.m. Main St. MVA with personal injury.
8:03 p.m. Arrested, Anthony R. Sanches, 23, of 31 Maple St., Hudson, on warrant.
8:24 p.m. Arrested, Maximiano L. Silva, 21, of 21 Apsley St., Apt. 2, Hudson, on warrant.
10:16 p.m. Washington St. Medical.
Thursday, Dec. 12
10:32 a.m. St. James Cir. Citizen assist.
2:09 p.m. Hunter Ave. Drug law violation.
3:28 p.m. Arrested, Darina Arseneva, 30, of 200 Manning St., Apt. 27A, Hudson, for unlicensed operation of MV, OUI-liquor, following too close.
3:45 p.m. Main St. Medical.
5:56 p.m. Technology Dr. MVA with property damage.
6:15 p.m. Fort Meadow Dr. Suspicious activity.
9:04 p.m. Lincoln St. Burglary.
10:48 p.m. Tower St. Medical.
Friday, Dec. 13
6:52 a.m. Coolidge St. Medical.
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Montana Western boys basketball camp
Montana Western will have its annual boys basketball camp running July 12th-15th on the campus of UMW. (read more)
Handlos named Frontier Conference Athletic Trainer of the Year
Frontier Conference Commissioner Kent Paulson has announced that Montana Western Athletic Trainer, Dr. Janelle Handlos, has been named the 2014-15 Frontier Conference Athletic Trainer of the Year. (read more)
Bulldog football commit J.D. Ferris named offensive MVP of Badlands Bowl
Future Bulldog football player, J.D. Ferris, named Badlands Bowl offensive MVP (read more)
Montana Western rodeo has success in Casper
The 2015 College National Finals Rodeo has come to a close. (read more)
Montana Western roper Ian Austiguy learns life lessons from younger brother
Story by Ryan Holmgren, Casper Star-Tribune (read more)
Jesse McCloud receives national recognition
Jesse McCloud received recognition for his hard-work on and off the football field. (read more)
Montana Western girls' basketball camp
Montana Western will have its annual girls' basketball camp June 21st – 24th on the campus of UMW. (read more)
Montana all-stars sweep Wyoming
The Midland Roundtable series belonged to the all-stars from Montana over the weekend. (read more)
Montana-Wyoming series will have a very 'Western' feel to it
On June 12th and 13th there will be a very Western feel to the Midland Roundtable Montana-Wyoming All-Star series. (read more)
Montana Western rodeo ready for CNFR
The Montana Western rodeo teams are in the final stages of preparation to compete in the 67th Annual College National Finals Rodeo to be held June 14-20, 2015 at the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyo. (read more)
Montana Western boys basketball campThe camp is open to all boys entering 4th through 12th grade. Registration will be from 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday the 12th. Campers may register at the door or online via email.
For more questions or comments, contact Steve Keller at 406-683-7341 or email@example.com, or visit http://www.umwbulldogs.com/2015-05-12-20-18-20/event-schedule.html for all camp information.
Handlos named Frontier Conference Athletic Trainer of the Year
Handlos automatically becomes a finalist for the NAIA National Athletic Trainer of the Year Award.
The recognition, which is voted on by Paulson and the athletic directors of the Frontier conference, was awarded to Handlos for her exceptional treatment and prevention, leadership, and commitment to the athletes at Montana Western.
Receiving awards is nothing new for Handlos, who recently received the Northwest Athletic Trainers' Association (NWATA) Excellence in Service Award.
Handlos goes above and beyond her job description when dealing with patient care. Russ Richardson, athletic trainer and associate professor of health and human performance, said, "Janelle is viewed as a leader with great character and integrity. She is a tireless worker, giving of herself without recognition and often behind the scenes."
On top of the countless hours that Handlos has worked, ensuring that Montana Western's student athletes prevent injuries and recover properly, she also serves on the board of directors for the Southwest Montana Community Health Clinic and voluntarily teaches first aid and CPR classes throughout the region. Handlos works with the local emergency medical service providers to ensure optimal care in emergency situations involving student athletes.
Dr. Handlos is actively involved in legislative issues relating to the improvement of healthcare for Montana athletes and has served on NWATA's scholarship committee awarding over $100,000 to students in the northwest.
She has been the treasurer of the Montana Athletic Trainers' Association for the past 10 years and was recently selected by the NWATA to present her original research titled "The Importance of Leadership, Management, and Personal Characteristic Competencies in College and University Athletic Trainers."
Handlos receives this award in her final year as the Head Athletic Trainer at Montana Western, having served this position multiple times, she has also served as the Interim Athletic Director, Sports Information Director, and professor of health and human performance. Handlos will be transitioning into a full time assistant professor of health and human performance at Montana Western.
Handlos graduated from Montana Western in 2000, with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Health and Human Performance and a minor in English.
Bulldog football commit J.D. Ferris named offensive MVP of Badlands Bowl
J.D. Ferris played his high school ball at Beaverhead County High School in Dillon, Mont., and will not be leaving town to play his college ball, where he has signed with Montana Western.
Ferris helped lead the Montana team to a 40-25 victory over their counterparts from North Dakota. Ferris had to aerial assaults of 35-yards and 5-yards go for touchdowns. Ferris also showed of his speed by scampering for a 42-yard touchdown right before halftime.
With the win Montana now leads the all-time series 16-6.
Ferris will be majoring in Math and Secondary Education at Montana Western.
Montana Western rodeo has success in Casper
At the end of three preliminary rounds and the finals the men's national champion team is Tarleton State University with 915 points, and the women's national champion team is Blue Mountain Community College with 517.5 points.
The Bulldogs of Montana Western had good showings from both the men's and women's teams. The men finished in 16th place with 295 points and the women finished in 18th with 115 points.
The women got out of the gates quickly as Tess Turk found early success in breakaway roping. Turk posted a time of 2.1 seconds in the first go, fast enough for a first place tie in the round, earning 75 team points. In the next two rounds, Turk's rope fell short. Turk also competed in the goat tying event, and clocking qualifying round times 7.2, 6.8 and 8.0 seconds. Turk finished the three rounds in 14th place, two spots out of the finals.
Other competitors for the Montana Western women were Connlee Gray and Justinn Marshall. Gray completed three clean barrel racing runs with times of 15.19 seconds, 14.61 seconds and 14.45 seconds. Gray earned at 26th place finish in her first CNFR. Marshall's first round run in goat tying did not result in a qualified time. Marshall recovered to place fifth in the second round with a time of 6.5 seconds, earning 40 team points. In Marshall's final appearance at the CNFR she recorded a time of 8.0 seconds.
The Montana Western men's team was led by senior Kane Cartwright. Cartwright competed in two events at the CNFR, steer wrestling and team roping. In steer wrestling, Cartwright did not record a time in his first two rounds, but bounced back strong to win the third round with a time of 4.1 seconds, scoring 80 team points.
Cartwright competed with Bulldog teammate Holden Garrison in the team roping, and the duo clocked runs of 6.6 and 7.3 seconds in the first two rounds. Despite a miss in the third round, the duo qualified for the finals and finished 10th in the final standings.
Cartwright's two event total of 100 points earned him eighth place in the men's all-around competition.
Newt Novich scored qualifying rounds in all three of his attempts in steer wrestling. Novich had times of 5.4, 6.9 and 13.1 seconds, good enough to qualify for the finals. In the finals, Novich clocked a 8.7 second run to finish fourth in the nation.
Tyler Friend opened the CNFR with a 56 point ride in the first round of saddle bronc. In both the second and third rounds, Friend was bested by the stock.
Senior bareback rider J2 Bridges finished his collegiate career with scores of 71.5, 64 and 66 points to finish 21st in the bareback competition.
Phil Shields, the Big Sky Region men's all-around champion, did not post qualifying rides in the first round of bull riding or saddle bronc. Shields bounced back to win the second round of saddle bronc by scoring a 74.5, earning 80 team points. The go round win was Shield's only qualified ride of the 2015 CNFR.
Ian Austiguy, competing with a partner from Montana State University in team roping, recorded a time of 12.2 seconds in the second round.
It was a very successful season for both the men's and women's rodeo teams, which finished first and second respectively in the Big Sky Region. The future looks bright for the rodeo teams at Montana Western as five of the ten CNFR competitors will return to school this fall, including the Big Sky Region men's all-around champion Phil Shields and CNFR finals competitor Tess Turk.
Montana Western roper Ian Austiguy learns life lessons from younger brother
Montana Western senior Ian Austiguy's first go-round in team roping at the College National Finals Rodeo ended with a no-score. Don't expect him to take the disappointment too hard, though.
His younger brother, Ben, was born with cystic fibrosis (CF), but Ian describes him as "the most positive person you'll ever meet."
And that attitude has rubbed off on the elder Austiguy.
"When stuff doesn't go right, it doesn't take long to think about how good I've got it," said Ian, who's from Bozeman, Montana. "It's easy to get over stuff that doesn't go good. Anything that happens could be a lot worse in someone else's eyes."
Especially for Ben, whose normal days are greatly impacted by CF.
He takes digestive enzymes each time he eats, along with pills to help his liver function. He also completes four inhale treatments per day to assist his lungs.
According to CF Foundation Patient Registry data, the life expectancy for those living with the hereditary disorder is somewhere in their early 40s.
"Cystic fibrosis has pretty much taught me that life is a gift and you should treat it like one every day, knowing that it could be your last and that time is limited here, so why let little things bother you?" said Ben, 19. "You should try to look at things with the glass half full, not the opposite. There's no sense in getting down. There's a lot of things in life that can swipe you away in a heartbeat. It's important to keep your head up and keep looking forward."
In talking to Ben, you'd never guess that he constantly deals with CF. When asked if he'd be willing to discuss his illness, he responded with a hearty, "Hell yeah!"
He wasn't always that way. He used to hide the fact that he was living with CF from others.
In high school, he had his mind made up: He didn't want anyone's sympathy or pity. All he wanted was to be "an average Joe." Not the classmate with CF.
Then he realized that by being open about his condition, he could have a greater impact.
"I used to not tell a lot of people until a year or two years ago," Ben said. When people started finding out, they were just shocked. They were like, 'Wow, you're so happy.' They expected me to be more down about it. So that is really cool to get such good feedback."
Ben tagged along with his parents to Casper this week to support Ian, who qualified for the CNFR for the first time. He's been following Ian's rodeo season closely.
"We don't come from a very rodeo family and Ian has showed me to just follow your passion," Ben said. "He started when he was younger, he kept up with it and here he is at the (College) National Finals Rodeo. I'm just really proud of him."
Ben expects Ian to finish out his first CNFR strong. In Tuesday's slack, Ian and team roping partner Jesse Brown clocked in at 12.2 seconds on their second go.
Like most younger siblings, Ben still looks up to his older brother.
"Something I learned from him is just do what you like and keep working hard at it," he said. "Ian has a great work ethic that has rubbed off on me. He's taught me that even if you have a bad weekend or even a bad year, to keep pushing through and keep moving on."
Since Ian left Bozeman for college, he admits that he hasn't been as close with Ben.
"But when we see each other it's just like old times," Ian said. "I wouldn't say we're as close as some brothers and sisters are."
Still, the CNFR team roper raves about his little brother with the big, positive attitude.
"Everything he does, he has a good time doing it, and everything that doesn't go right, he takes it with a grain of salt," he said. "You don't see people that positive very often."
Jesse McCloud receives national recognitionMcCloud has been recognized by the National Football Foundation's Hampshire Honor Society for his superior academic performance and excellence in intercollegiate football. The chairman of the National Football Foundation is Archie Manning, former NFL quarterback and college football Hall-of-Fame inductee.
"I feel extremely honored to have received this award, as well as blessed to have been surrounded by so much support at Western, from athletics to academics," McCloud said, "without such support from teammates, coaches, advisors, staff, and especially my family I would not have had this wonderful experience."
This award is one that McCloud can add to a long list of conference and national recognitions that include: 3x Frontier Conference defensive all-conference team selection, Frontier Conference academic all-conference, 2014 preseason NAIA All-American, AFCA NAIA All-American, and NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete.
McCloud who is a native of Manhattan, Mont. finished his season and career on high notes. During the 2014 season McCloud recorded 60 total tackles, and five interceptions that ranked him in the top 20 nationally for interceptions per game and total interceptions. In his four-year career as a Bulldog, McCloud accumulated 246 total tackles, 13 interceptions, and two blocked kicks.
McCloud said, "I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to my Montana Western family and Go Dawgs."
McCloud will graduate in the fall of 2015 with a degree in K-12 Art Education and a minor in K-12 Health and Physical Education.
Montana Western girls' basketball camp
The camp is open to all girls entering 4th through 12th grade. Registration will be from 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday the 21st. Campers may register at the door or online via email.
For questions or comments, contact Lindsay Woolley at 406-683-7317 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit http://www.umwbulldogs.com/2015-05-12-20-18-20/event-schedule.html for all camp information and registration forms.
Montana all-stars sweep WyomingMontana finished the weekend with a perfect 4-0 record. The Montana boys won their games on Friday and Saturday, 114-86 and 92-85 respectively. The Montana girls were victorious by scores of 72-54 and 72-57.
With the sweep, Montana has now won nine consecutive match-ups, and Coach Steve Keller improved his record as head coach to an unblemished 8-0. "It was a fun week, the guys played really well, we struggled a little on Saturday night but found a way to win," said Keller, "the kids were very coachable and had great attitudes all weekend."
On a team loaded with future college basketball players, the boys were led in scoring both nights by Oregon State commit and former Hellgate High School star, Tres Tinkle, who scored 25 and 27 points. Tinkle was named Montana's Mr. Basketball before tip-off of the second game.
Kendall Manuel, a Billings Skyview product, helped pace the balanced scoring for Montana by chipping in 17 and 23 points in the two contests. Manuel who was playing a new position, point guard, excelled in his role, "he was great, they couldn't stop him off the penetration, and Kendall is definitely a D1 player," stated Keller.
The Montana girls returned to their winning ways after a one-game slip-up last year. Montana has now won fourteen of the last sixteen matchups against Wyoming.
Brooke Jones from Manhattan led a very balanced Montana team in scoring on the weekend. Jones had a total of 28 points in the two contests, 17 and 11 respectively. The balanced attack of Montana was especially evident in game two, which saw every player on the Montana roster score at least 2 points.
Hamilton's Taylor Goligoski, who will compete in basketball and softball at the University of Montana, was named Montana's Miss Basketball for 2014-15.
Wes Keller, coach of the girls' team, can now add his undefeated 2-0 record to improve on the Keller family total, which now stands at 10-0.
Lindsay Woolley, assistant coach and Montana Western's head women's coach, is now 4-0 in the Midland Roundtable series. Woolley picked up two wins in 1998 as a player.
Montana-Wyoming series will have a very 'Western' feel to it
The Midland Roundtable series matches the top high school boys and girls basketball players from their respective states against each other.
Three of the four coaches on the Montana side of the series have ties to the University of Montana Western. This includes two current coaches and a former player.
The boys will be coached by Montana Western's eight-year head coach, Steve Keller. This will be Keller's fourth year leading the Montana team against their counterparts from Wyoming. "It is a great experience," Keller said, "and I feel honored to coach the best players in the state of Montana."
Keller will be assisted by long-time friend and former Three Forks coach, Mike Sauvageau, who recently retired after 31 years of experience in high school. There is a deep connection that has been formed by Keller and his assistant, "Mike has been a good friend for a long time and he is one of the better coaches in the state and has coached some of my players." Sauvageau coached recent UMW graduate and all-conference performer Jordan Overstreet at Three Forks High School.
Keller looks to extend his 6-0 record against the all-stars from Wyoming this year. The boys from Montana lead the all-time series 51-27, including six straight victories dating back to 2011.
The head coach for the girls' team is Rocky Mountain College's first year Head Coach, Wes Keller, Steve's oldest son and former first team all-conference Bulldog basketball player. Wes Keller will be assisted by third year Montana Western Women's head coach, Lindsay Woolley.
Woolley is looking forward to his second go around with the all-star series, "it is going to be a fun week and especially for me because I was fortunate enough to play in this game in 1998. Now I get to go back and help insure that these young women have a great experience like I did." Woolley's team split with the Wyoming all-stars in 1998.
The Montana girls have shared a similar success the boys have, winning twelve of the last fourteen match-ups against the Wyoming All-Stars and a 24-12 overall record. Montana split the series last year, losing the second game in overtime.
The first set of games on Friday will be played at Sheridan College in Sheridan, Wyoming, while Saturday's games will be played at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. The girl's games are set to tip-off at 5:30 p.m., with the boys to follow.
Montana Western rodeo ready for CNFR
Seven men and three women will represent the Bulldogs at the CNFR after the teams each earned an invitation to the event by finishing in the top two for the Big Sky Region. The men claimed the team title by holding onto the top position throughout the 10 rodeos of the fall and spring seasons. The women overcame a slow fall season to pile up points in the spring, moving them into second place in the year-end standings. Montana State University claimed the other invitations to the CNFR from the Big Sky Region.
Bulldog rodeo coach Iola Else is looking forward to another trip to Casper and has her eyes set on bringing home championship hardware.
"We are ready to go and really looking forward to the week," Else commented. "The kids are looking forward to great competition as well as a number of extra activities."
The contestants will have the opportunity to participate in softball and golf tournaments and host a morning of rodeo activities for individuals of all ages with special needs. Monday night of the CNFR week also features a scholarship awards banquet.
"A number of our Montana Western athletes have been nominated for scholarships," Else reported. "The academic success of our student has been recognized by the board of directors, and I am really hopeful that we will be rewarded during the scholarship presentations."
These annual events are worked in around three full rounds of competition leading up to the short-go in which the top ten contestants will compete for the national championship saddles. Both team and individual points are accumulated over the four rounds to create the final standings.
The Montana Western men's team underwent a slight realignment in the past week after junior tie down roper Jade Gardner suffered serious injuries while participating in a branding. Gardner will be unable to participate in the CNFR this season, but the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association allowed Else to name a substitute to round out her team.
"I am disappointed and heartbroken that Jade will not be able to compete at the CNFR after earning that right with his performance this year," Else said. "Jade really stepped up his game this year and was a team leader in making positive choices that really paid off."
"We are pleased that we can take J2 Bridges in Jade's place, he is a seasoned competitor who will represent Montana Western very well," Else commented
The following Bulldog rodeo athletes will participate in the 2015 CNFR:
Phil Shields, a junior from Philipsburg, Mont. won the Big Sky Region All-Around Cowboy award by claiming titles in both the bull riding and saddle bronc riding. This is Shields' second trip to the CNFR, where he the first competitor of the 2015 event as he opens up the saddle bronc competition in the rough stock matinee Sunday afternoon.
Tyler Friend, a junior saddle bronc rider from Tetonia, Idaho will kick off his first CNFR on Sunday afternoon. Friend finished the regular season in second place in the standings of saddle bronc riding and third in the all-around competition.
J2 Bridges, a senior from Melrose, Mont. will represent the Bulldogs in the bareback riding. Bridges finished the season fifth in the Big Sky Region standings, but has a solid history at the CNFR as qualified twice for the event prior to transferring to Montana Western.
Newt Novich, a senior from Twin Bridges, Mont. earned the right to compete in the steer wrestling event after placing third in the Big Sky Region. Novich earned a qualification to the 2013 CNFR while competing for Northwest College.
Kane Cartwright, a senior from East Helena, Mont. will be competing in two events for the Bulldogs at this year's CNFR. Cartwright will be competing in steer wrestling and team roping as a header, he finished second and third respectively in the Big Sky Region standings. This is Cartwright's second straight trip to Casper, where he finished fifth in the 2014 CNFR short go.
Holden Garrison, a sophomore team roper from Dillon, Mont. will heel for Cartwright. Garrison finished third in the final Big Sky Region heeler standings. This will be Garrison's first trip to the CNFR, but he brings with him a family legacy of success at the event. Garrison's father and uncles represented the Bulldogs at the CNFR during their college rodeo careers.
Ian Austiguy, a senior from Bozeman, Mont. will also compete in the team roping event at the 2015 CNFR. Austiguy finished fourth in the Big Sky Region as a header, and will head for Montana State University heeler Jesse Brown during the CNFR.
Connlee Gray, a sophomore from Liberty Lake, Wash. will represent the Montana Western women's team in the barrel racing event. Gray finished the Big Sky Region barrel racing competition in eight place, but is no stranger to running in big events as she claimed a championship saddle in the Pro-West Rodeo Association this past summer.
Justinn Marshall, a senior goat tyer from Saco, Mont. looks to end her Bulldog career on a high note after finishing seventh in the Big Sky Region this season. Marshall, a team captain, will be competing in her third and final CNFR.
Tess Turk, a sophomore from Elko, Nev. is looking to continue her outstanding season. Turk finished fourth in breakaway roping, and fifth in both goat tying and all-around standings for the Big Sky Region. Turk will represent the Bulldogs in both the breakaway and goat tying during the CNFR.
To follow our Bulldog Rodeo athletes use the following link: http://www.collegerodeo.com/CNFR/CNFRResults.asp?Year=2015.


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Music: Playing music is always fun. Find out the names of famous singers and their hit songs & music albums.
Personalities: World famous people who have changed history. Search their names inside the puzzle.
How to Play?
Your goal is to find all the hidden words inside the grid. Hidden words can be in any orientation- up, down, left, right, or diagonally. You can also get word puzzles in either direction, forward or backward, much to spin your head.
Word search
Welcome to the best auto-generated word search application for Android:
The Word Search of AppDrac is ideal for hours of entertainment and train our mind. It is suitable for both adults and children, since the game includes topics as "Kids", created especially for them.
1.- Word search has 7 items to choose from:
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4.- Has two methods of self-generation:
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5.- Is available in many languages:
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The board fits the screen size and ..... and you can play.
Gameplay is very simple; because they are hidden words in a grid of cells filled with letters.
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NOTE: Sometimes are generated at random, unexpected words; especially if they are very short (2 or 3 letters); on these occasions, if the word appears in the dictionary of the topic, when you mark the word, this is added to the list of words and is marked with a distinctive colour.
Complete the game, calculates your score and stores your best times.
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Word Search application is a completely free product that you can download and play without any restrictions.
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- 7 Daily and 13 Weekly Crossword Puzzle Sources! (See List)
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Current Available Crossword Puzzle Sources:
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- Universal Crossword
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ALPHA Sources (Currently Being Tested And Developed)
- Cru Puzzle Workshop (NY Times Cru Cryptic Fan Puzzles)
- Kegler's Kryptics (Ron "Kegler" Sweet's Cryptic Archive)
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In 1944, Allied security officers were disturbed by the appearance, in a series of crosswords in The Daily Telegraph, of words that were secret code names for military operations planned as part of Operation Overlord. "Utah" (the code name for one of the landing sites) appeared in a puzzle on May 2, 1944. Subsequent puzzles included the landing site "Omaha" and "Mulberry"; the secret artificial harbours.
On June 2, four days before the invasion, the puzzle included both "Neptune" (the naval operations plan) and "Overlord". The author of the puzzles, a schoolteacher named Leonard Dawe, was interviewed. The investigators concluded that the appearance of the words was not an attempt to pass messages. According to a former crossword editor of The Daily Telegraph, in 1984 a former student of Dawe's claimed that he had picked up the words from soldiers' conversations around the army camps, and included them when helping Dawe to choose words to fill crossword grids. Some cryptologists for Bletchley Park were selected after doing well in a crossword-solving competition.
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We've produced a MAMMOTH puzzle, with more than 7,000 unique clues. The puzzle is hand-crafted with over 350 carefully selected and edited crossword grids and many secrets and challenges to discover. Can you beat all the Quests, and collect all of the Trophies?
To fully master the game you must complete all these challenges:
- Solve over 7,000 clues
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Bible Crossword
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"Excellent!!! It helps you learn about the bible and it promotes reading the word of God :)"
Bible Crossword. Enjoy playing Bible based crossword puzzles while you get edified! See how well you know the Bible!
With questions gathered from favourite and inspirational verses, historical accounts, Biblical characters (patriarchs, prophets, kings, judges, widows, prominent historical figures, heroes of faith, mighty men and women of valour, people with moral flaws, etc), the Gospels, the work of the Spirit, Jesus Christ, prophetic books, the reality and remedy for sin, grace and salvation, resurrection of the dead, Christian living, God's love, etc you will surely enjoy and be blessed.
- This app is like a Mustard seed. It's small in size (0.2MB) but comes hundreds of questions in the database
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- Each puzzle is unique, randomly created every time you choose "New Puzzle"
- Has a custom Keypad that does not get in your way but gives a convenient way to read the puzzle questions even on small screens
- Multiple background colors (themes) to choose from
- Easy navigation through the questions
- The database has a mix of both simple and cryptic questions, questions for those new in the Christian faith and questions for mature in the faith
- Get extra questions by downloading them from our server. Simply press Menu -> Download more questions. There are 600+ on the server
- Tap/Click in the white boxes when you want to type answers. The currently active cell will be highlighted
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Word Search Puzzles
Increase your vocabulary and have fun doing it with this addictive word search game.
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Jigsaw Puzzles Real Free
ALL FEATURES ARE FREE! Such as all 1100 photos, or create custom puzzles from your album photos, or any number of pieces and rotation in our puzzle game. No need to pay to unlock more photos or premium version.
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Crosswords Puzzler
Crosswords need little introduction; they have been the staple puzzle of newspapers and magazines the world over, and Puzzler has been providing high quality content for over 40 years.
To get you started there are 12 free Crossword puzzles containing a selection of various grid sizes to test your Crossword skills.
Within the store there are two options:
• Quick Crosswords - 9x9 to 11x11 grid sizes
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• Unlimited ability to re-purchase any IAP option, returning fresh new content with every new IAP purchase
• Quality English language puzzles
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• Straight clues suitable for all Crossword fans
• Connect with friends when connected via Facebook
• Share your achievements with friends and family via Facebook or Twitter
• Collect trophies and free hint coins with each purchased pack
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In Jigsaw Puzzle Epic you can travel all around the globe, see majestic landscapes, experience the seasons of the year and the wonders of the world, all from the peace and quiet of your own home.
• Over 2000 beautiful, HD photographs, in more than 80 different packs!
• Get a new free puzzle daily!
• New puzzle packs added regularly!
• 10 difficulty settings: Up to 400 pieces!
• Create custom puzzles from your own photo collection.
• Every puzzle is unique: Different piece shapes every time!
• Saves all puzzles in progress, so you can work on several at the same time.
• Complete challenging goals!
• 1080p HD Graphics.
The format is non American but all the clues and answers are in American English.
Features include:
Two entry views for the crossword puzzle:
-New crossword daily.
-Traditional (with zoom)
-Clue view (large squares and each clue with its solution)
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-Timer. See your best times.
-Works offline once puzzles are downloaded.
Word Search Puzzle
Cross out all the words that are hidden in the grid by sliding from letter to letter and discover the secret word.
More than 1 lakh 70 thousand words in the built-in word list, which has been run through several profanity filters!!
# Multiple Grid Size support
# Auto-adjusting touch controls for selecting words with just a swipe
# Select words forwards or backwards, in any direction
# Different Letter Size.
# Words are heavily interlocked in the wordsearch letter grid
# Infinite number of wordsearch puzzles to boggle your mind!
# Compatible with different mobile screen sizes
# Infinite play with dynamic grids
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# Dynamically generated puzzles; you'll never get the same
# Customizable Themes
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Crossword Clue Solver
With this Crossword helper you can search for words based on a clue!
Simple, quick and effective!
Needs an internet connection. This way we can keep the wordlist up to date at all time without updates.
Currently the app offers only crosswords in Slovak and Czech language.
A new classic shows up at Magma Mobile!
On the same principle as crossword puzzles, this game asks you to find a set of words placed in a mixed grid of letters.
You will have the opportunity to choose from two game modes: Challenge (solve series of varying difficulty levels) and Time Attack (find out as many words as possible in a given time).
In addition, this game has a words' base referenced in dictionaries of more than a dozen languages. Several categories of words are also listed including: names, common names, adjectives, verbs...
Features of Words:
- Available in several languages
- Several difficulty levels (Easy, Medium and Hard)
- Several time sessions in Time Attack Mode (1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 min)
- Online dictionary to find an unknown word while remaining in the game
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