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By JOEL COLEMAN
MABEN – Following a superb football season, East Webster finally got its boys basketball team on the floor Tuesday night.
The Wolverines will have to wait at least a little while longer to get their first win.
East Webster put up a furious comeback attempt over the final minute of play, but Houston held on for a 60-57 win in Cumberland.
"We turned the ball over at crucial times, just nonsense turnovers," said East Webster head coach Corey Stidham. "First-game jitters I'm sure had a little bit to do with it, but no excuses. You got beat."
With the Wolverines (0-1) trailing by eight points 59-51 with just 25 seconds to play, Jamie McKee almost single-handedly pulled out a win for East Webster.
McKee sunk a pair of 3-pointers in a span of mere seconds to pull the Wolverines to within two, then tried to make it three in a row to give East Webster the lead.
Instead, McKee's last attempt rimmed out.
"That's one thing (McKee) can do, he can shoot the basketball," said Stidham. "We've got to get the ball to him in situations where he can hit that jumper. He hit a couple of big ones, and the third one, I thought it had went down. I was about to come off the bench."
After Houston (5-2) stretched the lead back to three with a free throw on its ensuing possession, East Webster got one last chance with just 3 seconds to play.
The Wolverines never got off a shot, however, as Houston's John Ryan Porter secured a game-ending steal at midcourt.
It was a fitting end to the contest after Stidham witnessed his team lose the basketball numerous times throughout the game.
One such stretch came midway through the third quarter when Houston stretched a 32-29 advantage out to 39-29 thanks to a pair of critical turnovers.
"We had a couple of inexperienced guards in there at the time and (Houston) got the best of them," said Stidham. "That bleeding got going and we couldn't stop it. We couldn't get a timeout to get it stopped. I was hoping they could play through it. It was just one of those things that the more experience they get in game-time situations, the more they'll adjust to it."
While East Webster's turnovers hurt, Stidham pointed to the Wolverines' 19 missed free throws as the key factor that killed his team's chances Tuesday.
"In a two or three point ballgame, that's the difference between winning and losing," said Stidham.
In defeat, the Wolverines did get a pair of outstanding performances from Miguel Graham and Ledrick Patterson.
Both Graham and Patterson finished with 18 points.
Xavier Moye also tallied 10 for East Webster.
Clarence Frison paced Houston with a game-high 23 points, 16 of which came in the second half as the Hilltoppers held off the Wolverines.
"You've got to make the plays when you get the opportunities," said Stidham.
East Webster will return to action on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. when they host Ackerman as part of the East Webster Invitational Tournament.
Over the course of the three-day event, East Webster will also face West Oktibbeha on Friday at 8:30 p.m. and county rival Eupora on Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
Stidham says the tournament provides the Wolverines with just the opportunity they need.
"The more we play, the better we are going to get," said Stidham. "We get that opportunity this weekend with three very good local teams coming in. We get three straight days of plenty of basketball. We're ready to get it going."
Girls Game
Houston 51,
East Webster 33
MABEN – Houston's Tynita Baker and Jasmine Pierce combined for 33 points as the Lady Hilltoppers downed the East Webster.
The Lady Wolverines (0-3) were hampered by 20 total turnovers, a stat that East Webster head coach Mandy Fondren says can be attributed to the Lady Hilltoppers' man-to-man, pressure defense.
"That's the first time we've seen man-to-man," said Fondren. "We can handle zone pretty well, and we handled the man-to-man fine in the first half. But they got in our heads a little bit before halftime and we just came out and couldn't handle the pressure. Their defense just got us."
Mary Jo Christ finished with a team-high 10 points for East Webster, eight of which came in the first half as the Lady Wolverines hung tough against Houston.
"If we could have played the second half like we played the first half, it would have been a lot closer game," said Fondren. "In the second half, we kind of got away from our offense. We had been running some plays that we worked on in practice all week and over Thanksgiving. The girls did it well in the first half. That second half, they just stopped."
Houston (5-2) was led in scoring by Tynita Baker's 19 points.
Katesa Dear tallied nine points for East Webster.
Besides Christ and Dear, no other Lady Wolverine tallied more than four points.
Fondren attributed most of her team's struggles to Houston's defensive pressure, but says her team's lack of game experience played in as well.
"(Houston) has played seven games now," said Fondren. "We've only played three. That hurt us tremendously. In practice, we don't really have the players to simulate (man-to-man defense). So game experience would have definitely made a difference."
Fondren's squad will get the chance to catch up to speed beginning Thursday when the Lady Wolverines host Ackerman at 7 p.m. in their first game of the East Webster Invitational Tournament.
As part of the tournament, the Lady Wolverines will also play West Oktibbeha on Friday at 7 p.m. and Eupora on Saturday at 7 p.m.
"We have until January to get it together," said Fondren. "I tell the girls to keep their heads up. These games prepare us for district play and they are all doing a good job of realizing that."


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It's the same look he had against North Carolina and Louisville, games in which he posted his first career double-doubles and helped lead Kentucky to victory.
Once he flashed that look against Tennessee - the one that says "We're not losing this game" - you just had a feeling the Volunteers' eight-point lead wasn't going to stand.
"That's just how he plays," Anthony Davis said. "He's got a will to win and he brings a lot of energy, rebounding, offense, free throws. He's a great kid and I'm glad we have him on our team."
Davis first caught a glimpse of the look at halftime of a game that saw No. 2 UK (17-1, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) rally past Tennessee (8-9, 1-2 SEC) 65-62. The Wildcats were trailing 34-28 having been "out-physicaled," to borrow a phrase from John Calipari. It wasn't a speech from his head coach that stuck with Davis at the break; it was the intensity of his roommate.
"(Kidd-Gilchrist) was a man who came into the locker room mad and feisty because we weren't playing the way we're supposed to," Davis said.
The sold-out crowd of 21,678 in Thompson-Boling Arena didn't see the fire in Kidd-Gilchrist's eyes until the Volunteers had extended their halftime advantage to 47-39 with 13:05 to play. Then, it was unmistakable.
Over the next 11:54, Kidd-Gilchrist was the driving force behind a stretch in which the Cats scored 23 of 30 points, holding Tennessee to just three baskets and a free throw in the process.
Name any kind of play, and Kidd-Gilchrist likely made it. His impact isn't even fully captured by his stat line (eight points, four rebounds, a block and a steal) from the run, but it's impressive nonetheless.
"What they're saying about him is he's a winning player and every coach wants to coach a winning player," Calipari said. "Guys are on our team may shoot it better, there may other guys that dribble it better, they may be other guys that bounce it better, but winning basketball games happens because of guys like this."
By the time he was finished doing a little bit of everything, Kidd-Gilchrist had 17 points, 12 rebounds, three steals and a block, giving him his third double-double in four UK games decided by single digits this season. The only thing that seemed like it might stop him on this Saturday was a gruesome-looking fall late in the second half.
He slipped, fell driving to the basket on a fast break and was called for a travel, but the numerous (and vocal) blue-clad fans in attendance were much more concerned about the health of the star freshman. He lay on the ground momentarily, but eventually walked to the sideline on his own power for what turned out to be a very brief 30-second breather. Thankfully, Kidd-Gilchrist and Calipari were able to joke about it after the game.
"I was just getting my rest," Kidd-Gilchrist said. "I'm sorry. I was going to get back up."
There are a pair of plays that stand out even above the rest the youngest player on UK's team made. The "and-one" dunk he threw down may have drawn the biggest reaction from his bench, but an outside shot and an offensive rebound best exemplify what Kidd-Gilchrist is all about.
With 4:55 left, Kidd-Gilchrist's production had almost exclusively come from penetration or at the foul line. The Wildcats' lead was a tenuous one point and they needed some breathing room, so Kidd-Gilchrist confidently rose and fired from deep, hitting a crucial 3-pointer.
"I've been in that gym putting in that work," Kidd-Gilchrist said. "(Calipari) trusts me, so that's one thing. I just have a lot of heart, too. That's another reason I shot the ball."
It wasn't a called play and Kidd-Gilchrist is shooting just 10 for 31 (34.4 percent) from 3 on the season, but Calipari said he "would have been mad if he didn't shoot it."
"Some guys that want the ball, you don't want to want the ball," Calipari said. "There are some guys that don't want the ball and you want them to have the ball. And then there are guys you want it and they want it. Those are the guys that go make plays. It's pretty simple. This kid was the whole game, 'Get me the ball.' "
Kidd-Gilchrist used that same attitude to make the second of his game-breaking plays.
He rebounded a missed dunk by Kenny Hall to give UK the ball with a six-point lead with under two minutes to go. Recognizing the importance of the possession, Calipari called for a timeout with seven seconds on the shot clock as UK had nothing going.
Out of the 30-second break, Doron Lamb drove to the hoop and missed a bank shot, but Kidd-Gilchrist flew in from the wing to grab the rebound and extend the possession.
"His mindset is, I'm going to get the ball," Calipari said. "You could have this mindset: Well if I go in there I may get hit so let me run back. Or you could have the mindset, that ball hits the rim, I'm going to go get it. It's hard to teach that. Either a guy has it (or he doesn't)."
His play set up a 10-foot hook shot by Davis in the post that gave UK a seemingly secure eight-point lead with under a minute remaining. Tennessee would hit a pair of quick 3s and benefit from a missed front end of a one-and-one to cut the lead to two, but UK would buckle down on defense and hit three free throws to salt away the victory, one of which was made by Kidd-Gilchrist.
Afterwards, Calipari praised his team's "will to win," particularly on the part of Kidd-Gilchrist and fellow freshmen Davis (18 points and eight rebounds) and Marquis Teague (seven points and a steal). Behind those three newcomers, UK has now matched its road win total in SEC play from a season ago with a 2-0 start, but Calipari wants the entire team to take on Kidd-Gilchrist's killer instinct, and not only in crunch time.
"When it gets rough and the other team plays that way, we're not negating it right now," Calipari said. " ... Before this ends, if we want to be special, we've got to be able when a team comes out and does it, you all will watch and say that has no effect on that team anymore."
The Wildcats are thankful to have a pair of wins on the road under their belts, but they also know Calipari is right about needing to play more complete games.
"We come out great and always have a lead of like 10 and then they come back," Davis said. "We just start breaking off (plays). That's something we have to get better at. We have to keeping fighting, not parts of the game, not stretches. We have to keep fighting for the whole 40 minutes."

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To Karin - you MUST use Arborio rice - no other type will work!! Only Arborio rice has enough starch to become risotto. (I learned that the hard way!)
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The Mouse That Roared: Vermont Feed-in Tariffs Become Law
Posted By dpacheco On June 1, 2009 @ 4:04 pm In Building & Energy,Renewable Energy | No Comments
Paul Gipe [1], author of Wind Energy Basics: A Guide to Home- and Community-Scale Wind Energy Systems, Second Edition [2], brings us this huge renewable energy news for the Green Mountain State: on Wednesday, May 27, Vermont became the first state to put into law a feed-in tariff for small wind generation, along with other small-scale renewables (Republican governor Jim Douglas allowed the bill to become law without his signature). This means that energy users who create their own renewable energy—be it through solar panels, wind turbines, or biogas—will get paid competetive rates for energy they put into the grid.
The tariff depends on the kind and size of the technology, and is based on the cost of generation plus a reasonable profit. Hopefully, this is just the first domino to fall in a far-reaching cascade that could stimulate small-scale renewable energy generation across the continent.
From RenewableEnergyWorld.com [3]:
Vermont's feed-in tariff legislation became law at the end of business on May 27, 2009. H. 446 is the first legislation calling for a full system of advanced renewable tariffs in the US to pass the legislature and become law. The bill includes changes to Vermont's Sustainably Priced Energy Enterprise Development Program (SPEED) that would implement a pilot feed-in tariff policy.
Vermont's action follows closely on that of the Ontario provincial legislature's groundbreaking Green Energy Act and with several states considering similar legislation, the Green Mountain state could be the tipping point for a rapid succession of feed-in tariff policies across the continent.
It may be small states, such as Vermont, and municipalities, such as Gainesville, Florida, that could drive new renewable energy policy in the US and not the big states of California or Florida that are hopelessly embroiled in partisan stalemates.
Unlike the policy in Washington State and in the crude feed-in tariff in California, Vermont's legislation bases the tariffs on the cost of generation plus a reasonable profit. Costs of the program in Vermont are borne by ratepayers, not taxpayers as in the Washington State system.
One unique feature in the Vermont program not found in Ontario is a specific tariff for small wind turbines, those less than 15 kW. Though several bills have contained proposed tariffs for small wind turbines, Vermont's legislation is the first to become law with long term contracts. The tariff of $0.20/kWh is the highest in North America.
Though it has a low program cap of only 50 MW, Vermont's feed-in tariff policy is a serious commitment by a state of its size. Vermont has a population of little more than 600,000.
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80 TRY, ENGLAND, CARE. 36-18. The icing on the cake comes as Care dummies and darts under the posts after a succession of drives from the English pack.
76 It's loose and fast in the closing stages. Two tired teams but they're still going at it hammer and tongs. Toby Flood asking a few questions, busting through the defensive line a few times.
73 Scotland look for another try from a penalty but get turned over. It's not been the visitors' day. England have had just too much grunt, especially at the breakdown.
71 CONVERSION, LAIDLAW. 31-18. Credit to Scotland for fighting to the end!
70 TRY, SCOTLAND, HOGG!! 31-16. Oh wow! Scotland turn the ball over just three metres from their own line and break out in a flowing counter attack. Six or seven players get involved before Maitland kicks ahead and Hogg uses his pace to score!
68 Toby Flood comes on. Twelvetrees goes off and Farrell moves to midfield. It'll be interesting to see England's shape with this backline.
66 Beattie breaks off the back of the scrum but is greeted by a gaggle of defenders. Scotland's longest period in the England 22 doesn't yield any points as Farrell can clear from the inevitable penalty.
64 Scotland hammer away after the line-out but don't make much ground. They win the scrum feed though.
62 Scotland turn it over on their own line! Hogg audaciously runs it out from behind his tryline! Visser takes it on and chips ahead. Goode is back but is isolated. Penalty! Laidlaw kicks into the corner.
60 It's becoming a bit of an attacking practice session for England now. The hosts are starting to cut loose. The final quarter could be dismal for Scotland.
58 The possession stats tell a story. Almost 65% for England. Scotland risk getting a hiding here if the trend continues.
56 Farrell misses the conversion...but it doesn't really matter now. Scotland are dead on their feet after doing lots of defending.
55 TRY, ENGLAND, PARLING. 31-11. Game over, surely? A great break from Ben Youngs sets up the attack. Farrell sends it wide with a long pass to Parling, who only has to catch it and cruise over!
53 Try Launchbury! No! Alain Rolland awarded the try but but is called back by his touch-judge, who reports a high tackle from Tom Youngs. The try is cancelled so Scotland are not totally out of this yet.
50 Scotland must score next if they hope to get back into this game but it doesn't look likely with England rumbling into the visitors' 22 again.
47 A very well-judged kick from Farrell bounces just before the touchline to set up a line-out deep in the Scottish half. Ben Morgan hobbles off with what looks like a bad injury as James Haskell enters the fray.
45 CONVERSION, FARRELL. 26-11. The lead is growing. Tough to see Scotland come back from here.
43 TRY, ENGLAND, TWELVETREES. 24-11. It's a day for the debutants! Billy Twelvetrees hits the line at pace - it's very hard to stop an man at that speed and on the angle and he stretches out to score.
Second half Here we go for round two! England are immediately on the front foot. Tom Youngs is brought to ground just 7 metres short of the tryline!
Half Time ENGLAND 19 - SCOTLAND 11
40 PENALTY, SCOTLAND, LAIDLAW. 19-11. The first half ends with England coughing up another unnecessary penalty. Referee Alain Rolland is not giving any leeway at the breakdown. The scoreline is a fair reflection of an entertaining first half. We'll be back in ten!
38 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 19-8. Straight down the middle. Five from five for the England fly-half.
36 Beattie tackles Morgan high to give Farrell a chance at goal from about 40m out.
34 A bit of kick tennis ends in a line-out for England in their own half. Hogg does have a big boot on him!
32 CONVERSION, FARRELL. 16-8. England finally get some distance on the scoreboard but this game is far from over.
30 TRY, ENGLAND, ASHTON. 14-8. Two big runs in the space of a few phases from Geoff Parling set England up. Joe Launchbury has go but is stopped just short. Ashton stretches out an arm after taking on two defenders to score!
27 Laidlaw puts ball to boot with big kick into the corner. Alex Goode replies but his kick is out well before the half way line. England gather at the line-out though and build patiently.
25 England are running some very good lines. Farrell confidently mixing his options. But a pattern is emerging...and the inevitable penalty goes to the defending side for not releasing.
23 Scotland are camped under the English posts but are penalised for not releasing. England breathe again.
21 PENALTY, SCOTLAND, LAIDLAW. 9-8. A side entry at the ruck and England cough up a silly penalty.
19 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 9-5. Three-from-three for Farrell. Scotland concede more points at the ruck.
16 David Denton comes on to the field for Scotland as what looks like a blood replacement for Alisdair Stokosch.
14 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 6-5 . Alain Rolland has a word with Kelly Brown as Scotland concede a penalty through some lazy play at the ruck. Farrell restores the lead with a regulation kick.
12 The conversion is missed but Scotland have the lead against the run of play.
10 TRY, SCOTLAND, MAITLAND!! 3-5. What a turnaround! Stuart Hogg breaks from deep in his own half and the England chasers struggle to cope. He takes play deep into the English 22 and the Scottish arrive in numbers. Maitland pounces to score on debut!
7 Scotland are really striggling to get out of their own 22. Jackson finds touch but England start another attack from the line-out. This time out wide from Brown. Launchbury spills it and Scotland can clear.
4 It's all England is the opening stages. Tom Wood goes on a huge run but is stopped a few metres short. Strong defence from Scotland but there are too many gaps to be found. Morgan is dispossessed within touching distance and Scotland escape.
2 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FARRELL. 3-0. First blood to the hosts after Scotland infringe on the deck.
Kick-off Here we go! Owen Farrell kicks us off. Scotland take it in and the reply comes down near halfway. Morgan goes on a barnstorming run to set England up on the attack just outside the Scottish 22.
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Team news Interim head coach Scott Johnson has awarded a Test debut to former Crusaders wing Sean Maitland. His Glasgow Warriors team-mate Dougie Hall gets his first start in six years at hooker while number eight Johnnie Beattie is recalled.Sean Lamont moves from wing to centre, Ruaridh Jackson returns at fly-half with Greig Laidlaw starting an international for the first time at scrum-half.
Team news Uncapped Gloucester centre Billy Twelvetrees will start for England. Twelvetrees comes in for Manu Tuilagi, while Joe Marler replaces Alex Corbisiero in two changes from the side that started against New Zealand. Dylan Hartley, Toby Flood and David Strettle come on to the replacements' bench.
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The Sims 3 is selling like hotcakes on the PC, nearly doing more than twice the number of sales that Prototype did on the Xbox 360 in the same period according to Gamasutra, and you can bet that there are those that are more interested in finding out how many ways that their collection of simulated life can meet and greet the Grim Reaper as opposed to each other.
I'll admit, I've done one or two of the things described in the video posted below such as removing the ladders on a pool. But I really did try to play the game as intended later on.
At one point, I had visited my brother during his internship and he had the game on a PC so I created a small house with a sim. Everything seemed to be going okay, so when we both left to get some Chinese, I left it running. When we came back an hour or so later, my sim was a pile of ashes and there were tombstones in the kitchen. I'm not sure what happened, but this time, it wasn't my fault.
Anyway, aside from the immaculate neighborhoods with manicured lawns, knowing what might happen when a Sim mixes poor cooking skills with an oven have led to quite a few videos that cover the consequences. If you need a refresher course on what went on in the Sims 2 and what COULD happen again in the follow up, you might want to check out this next clip.
And here's a little from the Sims 3.
Disclaimer: BTW, I take no responsibility for the consequences that may arise out from the significant others that may become upset at your own attempts to reproduce any of the above in their game without their knowledge. Like that will stop anyone.


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Student Intervention Team Members
The purpose of the Student Intervention Team (SIT) is to provide a proactive approach to engaging students who may be at risk or in crisis. The team is comprised of the following members:
Mercy Arias
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Eighth-grader Willis O'Neil basked in the glory of not having school on a Friday, declaring the day off "awesome" as he played a bowling video game with residents at Sunrise on Superior. It was one of many events planned to keep students busy in the community as the Lake Superior school district goes to a four-day week.
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Congolese Warlord Sentenced for War Crimes
International Criminal Court judges have sentenced Thomas Lubanga for conscripting and recruiting children under the age of 15 years and using them in armed conflict. But they lashed out at former ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo for failing to include sexual violence charges in the trial.
Congo-Kinshasa: Judges Deplore Failure to Charge Warlord With Sexual Violence
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Convicted Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga Dyilo has been sentenced to 14 years in jail, but he will have six years knocked off his sentence for the time he has already served in... read more »
Hague Court Jails DR Congo Warlord Over Child Soldiers
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Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Tuesday handed down their first-ever sentence: 14 years to Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga for enlisting and using child... read more »
Congo-Kinshasa: Judges Say Warlord Cooperated During Trial
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Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga was today handed a 14-year jail sentence by International Criminal Court (ICC) judges over the use of child soldiers. The six years he has... read more »
Congo-Kinshasa: International Criminal Court Sentences Former Congolese Warlord to 14 Years in Prison
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) today sentenced Thomas Lubanga Dyilo, a former Congolese warlord, to 14 years of imprisonment for his involvement in child soldier... read more »
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I'm a nice guy who loves games and modding, I'm a decent modeler and texturer and I first started modding games in 2007, when I started a mod for the RTS game Glest.
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My brother tried to commit suicide yesterday and is in the hospital. How do I act?
What do I say to him when I talk to him? How do I act? We are close but not super close, we love each other but have a hard time expressing it. i... Show More
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Sometimes saying less is more. Choose your words carefully - they might be hard to say. If you're worried about him, tell him that. Say, "I'm worried about you."
If you care about him, if you love him, say that too, "I love you. I care about you, and I want you to be safe."
If you want to give him permission to open up to you, maybe say, "Can you talk about it?" and listen. Sometimes the best way of showing you care about someone, is to listen to them. And who knows? He might have very little to say, or he might have a lot to say, and it will probably mean a lot to him that you listened.
There's ways of showing you care physically too. If you both feel comfortable, you can give him a hug. Or even something as small as touching his hand. I'm sorry; it sounds like both of you have been in some very painful situations. Do what makes you both feel safe. Remember; the love is still there.
But honestly.. I don't know how to ask that.. like I'm bad at expressing how I feel or what I mean. I don't know what to do.
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You have been very strong. :) It takes a lot of strength to turn something so terrible around and make it positive. Do you mean, why would your brother try to leave? That's a hard question. And he might still be figuring it out himself as well. But it's not your fault. It's no one's fault.
I just don't feel like I have been the best sister I can be. I'm not the worst I don't disrespect him. its just I don't know I just wish he didn't do that... I don't know what to do and thank you.
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Recreate the situation for yourself imagine if you were soaked in suicidal thoughts and was super depressed what would you want someone to say trying to convince him out of it is really cliche and seems like it would help but he won't take it the right way with a mindset of the state he's in
Idk tho cause everyone is depressed and sad for different reasons..
Understood but take it in general just stay by his side maybe just try not to talk because when your that determined to end it all the last thing you want is someone to try to talk you out of it, its annoying so just sit by him and take care of him give him a vibe of love instead of verbally showing it
I would give him an animadversion myself. If you try and fail to commit suicide than you're a pathetic bitch.
Well I'm glad there is pathetic enough people out there to make a comment like yours when theyres people outthere struggling to live. I didn't ask for asshole answers I asked for help. and yours deffinately doesn't help. lets see how a suicide can fail.. he took two big bottles of medicine.. and someone found him before he was dead.. that's how a suicide can fail. so I suggest you be quiet and just be positive in life instead of trying to be rude to other people. thanks.
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Think what you want. everyday basis is something to deal with whether its something as simple as watching a show you don't like. you deal with it. and that's what I'm trying to do but wanted advice that would be helpful to me, and not be sh*tty towards me. so just get over yourself. I put my thing as anonymous because I didn't want people to know who I was because its my personal buisness you put yours like that cause your a little bitch and ddont want anyone to know how big of a unhearted **** you
LMAO. Look again. I'm not even anonymous you dumbf***.
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I know that when you hear some-one close to you tried to commit suicide you suddenly go blank.
But you need to stand strong for your brother. Hug him and kiss him, tell him he is the best brother in the world.. Molested is a horrible feeling. I was molested when I was a little girl, but right now your brother needs you and his family. Talk with him try and bring a smile to his face.
He needs you right now, stand strong:)
May God watch over your brother and help him see the right path:)
Our family all loves each other well our immediate family. we don't see any of our aunts and uncles and its messed up but there's not too much drama.. but we don't know how to communicate because when my bros were little they would fist fite and all these things.. so they talk but they don't open up to each other. I'm going to try ill see him today I'm just really nervous. thank you though.
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DESPITE all the talk of quantum cryptography providing us with impregnable communications, today's systems are either too slow or not entirely secure, so that a clever eavesdropper could steal secrets. That could soon change. The fastest totally secure connection yet is now bringing commercial applications within reach.
In quantum cryptography, two parties exchange quantum particles, usually photons, whose quantum states are linked even when they are far apart, a condition known as entanglement. The properties of these particles can be used to establish a secure secret key to encode and decode messages, because any attempt to intercept the key will disturb the photons, giving an eavesdropper away. Existing systems that can do this in a totally secure way can only generate keys at the rate of 1 bit per second, which is far too slow for practical use.
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Inside Kristin Cavallari's Luxurious Baby Shower: Celebrity Guests, "Guilt-Free Eating," and More!
Mom-to-be Kristin Cavallari knows how to throw a party, so naturally her baby shower was quite the extraordinary affair. Attendees revealed to Life & Style that Kristin spoiled her guests as much as they did her.
Not only did the reality star have massages and eyebrow waxes for her friends, she sent them all home with gift bags that included jewelry and shoes. "It was so nice!" gushed her former Hills co-star Stephanie Pratt.
Eyewitnesses say there were also plenty of sugary treats because Kristin has been craving it at this stage of her pregnancy. "I'm definitely enjoying guilt-free eating," she admitted.
Yet at the end of the celebration, it wasn't Kristen who couldn't fit in her car — it was all of her presents. "She could barely fit [them] in her Range Rover!" a source shared.
Sounds like the party was a success! Too bad our invitation got lost in the mail. That must be what happened... Right?
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While mobile device audio is improving, the party wont get jumping if you rely on your phones audio alone. Today I am taking a look at a small bluetooth speaker that packs one heck of a punch!
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Hard drive docking stations are a dime-a-dozen these days, and it seems like every manufacturer of custom PC hardware has their own variant on the single bay and dual bay drives. In this review I am going to get to the bottom of what makes Enermax's Ultrabox EB311SC unique, and put it through some rigorous testing.
These days USB truly has become universal. With the ability to connect and charge your phones, tablets, game controllers, speakers, and even power external drives. Before the days of USB there were many different kinds of connectors for all of these devices, Com, parallel, external SCSI, PS/2, etcetera. Due to the rapid expansion of the USB standard – there is an issue in most homes these days, a lack of support for a universal hub where everyone can charge their devices at one centralized location. Vantec is looking to solve this with their 7-Port Dedicated Aluminum USB Smart Charger.
On paper, the R9 390 looks very much like the R9 290 that came before it. Indeed, it is based on the Hawaii GPU released back in October 2013. AMD has made some important tweaks to the Hawaii silicon that they now call Grenada. AMD has been able to add an additional base clock to increase pixel performance. They also changed the video memory from the previous 4Gb of 1250MHz DDR5 to 8Gb of 1500MHz DDR5, increasing texture performance. This alone should allow for greater performance at 4K resolutions and give the card longer flexibility.


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What should you do if your airline audits you?
This is something Gary Leff, the talented blogger at View from the Wing, explored Monday in a blog post. But before we explore his advice, perhaps you're a bit puzzled about why an airline might audit you. It gets complicated, but most audits are triggered when the airline believes that you have sold someone else a benefit that was only supposed to go to you.
Some examples:
- You redeem a free ticket using miles. You sell that "free" ticket to someone else for cash. (Giving the ticket to a friend or relative for free is usually OK.)
- Airline often give their best customers chits for free premium class upgrades. But customers also cannot sell these.
As we learned from the Minneapolis rabbi who had his account closed by Delta after he complained too much, airlines have complete control over your miles. And according to Leff, their auditing departments can be thorough. Sometimes, the airlines will confront travelers while on they are on their journey to question if they've purchased something that should have been free. More often, airlines will probe the person they've accused of selling the ticket or upgrade. In the worst cases, an airline can close your account.
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If you've broken program rules, offer a contrite apology. You might lose some points, you might even be asked to pay the cost of a ticket that was obtained contrary to program rules. But unless your conduct was large scale and ongoing you'll probably be invited to continue participating in the program
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Linden Trail stood next to the visitor's stands at Municipal Stadium and posed for pictures with his family last Saturday after his Norfolk State Spartans handed Bethune-Cookman an unlikely 27-24 loss.
The 6-foot-7 linebacker stepped away from his private celebration to discuss the importance of the victory. He didn't talk about how the win can be a stepping stone toward the future for the struggling Spartans. He talked about the past.
He talked about B-CU's 14-6 win at Norfolk State in 2011 on national TV, handing the Spartans their only blemish during their MEAC championship season.
"This is revenge. They ruined that little perfect season," the Miami native said of a game that he didn't even witness. Trail was still at the University of Florida at the time.
Flash forward to today's B-CU game against Hampton. It's senior Day at Municipal Stadium. The Wildcats can move within one game of clinching their second consecutive MEAC title. With a win, Hampton can put itself in the mix for the title, albeit as a longshot, but there is another factor involved.
More revenge.
Earlier in 2011, also in a prime time national television game, Hampton had a victory snatched from its grasp at Muncipal Stadium. In a wild back-and-forth affair the Pirates seemed to have the final say with David Legree's 12-yard touchdown pass to Isiah Thomas in the final seconds.
But a replay review ruled Thomas did not have control of the ball and B-CU escaped with a 35-31 victory.
In a story this week in the Daily Press of Newport News, Va., Hampton coach Donovan Rose said that game "is in the back of my mind sometimes. But most of my players weren't around then."
But does that matter?
Trail wasn't around then either.


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Talking about cars is cheap. Actually making one? Well, that's a whole different story...
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The longer I'm around this business, the more astonished I am that cars and trucks get built at all. Automaking isn't for the faint-hearted. Just imagine, for example, you're the guy who has the final say whether your company will spend up to $1 billion-sometimes more-on the design, development, and manufacture of an all-new car or truck. You're the man. It's down to you. And here's the zinger: You have no real idea whether the damn thing will be a success.
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Think about it. It's at least three to five years before that new car or truck will hit the showroom.
boss Wendelin Wiedeking once famously remarked: "No one needs a 911." Which means your customers probably don't need your hot new car or truck, either; they have to want it. But what's the price of gas going to be three to five years from now? What shape will the economy be in? Will your hot new car or truck look old fashioned? Will it look so out there buyers run a mile? Or will consumers have simply become bored with it, as they did with station wagons a few years back?
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Do you pull the trigger? Because once you've given the program the green light, committed the big bucks to make it happen, comes the really gut-churning part: That hot new car or truck is more than just aggregated hardware, more than just metal, plastic, glass, and rubber bolted together. The reason it'll exist is the result of a fiendishly complex interaction of people, politics, and process you're just about to set in motion.
People, politics, process. You only have to see how Washington works to figure how that can really screw things up. And it's no different for a big auto company. I speak from experience. I've been to the dark side.
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Ten years ago, the automaker I was working for at the time wanted to find a way of promoting the fact one of its engines had met a new emissions standard. Simple, I thought. Let's just paint the cam cover green, an easy way of drawing warm and eco-fuzzy attention to an engine that was far from the freshest in the lineup.
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Videomen Suggett and Gleason rig up a special-edition dolly for GT-R session while tech director Markus cools his heels inside the car
A meeting was called, and maybe 20 people turned up. We had representatives from P.R. and marketing, as well as from engineering, design, and manufacturing. Plus, of course, there were the finance guys. (The first thing you learn working for an automaker: You can have a meeting, but it really isn't a meeting until you have a finance guy involved, because unless you have a finance guy involved, anything you might decide at the meeting will only take another meeting-with a finance guy involved-to be put into action.)
The designers wanted to decide what shade of green we used, the engineers needed to know the green paint wasn't going to peel off, and the P.R. and marketing guys wanted to make sure the green wouldn't clash with the rest of the company's eco-branding. The manufacturing guys were worried they'd need to make alterations to the paint shop (all the cam covers were painted black at the time) and then they'd have to figure out a way to make sure green-painted cam covers were fitted to the right engines in the factory, because they built different versions of the engine for different markets, and not all met the new emissions standard. Meanwhile, the finance guys had costed the project at-from memory-not far south of a million dollars, and naturally wanted to know how many extra cars we would sell because of it.
After several weeks of meetings focusing on increasingly arcane detail, I almost lost the will to live. We never did get the green cam covers. But I learned a valuable lesson: Making even the smallest change is extraordinarily difficult in the auto business.
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Sunday: C/O (Called out, still got paid 8hrs.)
Monday: 16hrs.
Tuesday: 12hrs.
Wednesday: 16hrs.
Thursday: 16hrs.
Total: 68hrs.
This weeks schedule coming up:
Sunday: 8hrs.
Monday: 16hrs.
Tuesday: 12 hrs.
Wednesday: 16 hrs.
Thursday: 16 hrs.
Total: 68hrs.
136 hrs. (For two weeks.)
80hrs. regular
56hrs. O/T
I need to change my address...
well damn rob, thats a killing schedule and you are raisning a family. At least you know when you go in and you get paid for the overtime. Me? I was asked if i would want to work today and as of yet, have no idea when i go in- its like this everyday. Never really know how many hours i will work. And all the overtime I get, its regular pay, not time and a half. And i get zero benifits. I like doing the caregiving/sitting just wish it were with another company that was more organized and had benifits. Like Rehmix, this job was suppose to be a set number of hours but has turned out to be quite a shitload more. Least i finally had a day off yesterday
i mean i am greatfull for the job, but like this we are all gonna burn out. One of the ladys was getting that way but finally was given two days off and came back refreshed, but at least she knows when she comes in. Me? still don't know and asked my boss about 30minutes ago and have not gotten a txt back. Just doing this until i find something better-which hopefully is soon as i dont see things getting organized soon
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Manchester, N.H. (August 25, 2007) – Junior forward Eusebio Montoya (Smithfield, N.C.) scored two goals and added an assist, as the Saint Leo men's soccer team (1-0-1) picked up its first win of the season with a 4-1 triumph over Saint Anselm College (0-1-1) on Saturday afternoon.
Montoya and strike partner Brandon Whitsett (Jr., Palm Harbor, Fla.) were once again able combine to provide the bulk of the offense for the Lions, as Whitsett added a goal and an assist for the second straight contest. Sophomore Daniel Asher (Silver Springs, Md.) rounded out the victory with his first career goal.
Montoya opened the scoring in the 18th minute, as he took a pass from Whitsett and fired beyond the reach of goalkeeper Scott Johnson for his second goal of the season. The two then reversed roles in the 27th minute, as Whitsett took a through ball and rounded the 'keeper before slotting home from an acute angle for a 2-0 lead.
Saint Anselm pulled a goal back in the 37th minute, as sent the teams into the half-time locker room with Saint Leo ahead 2-1.
After a slow start to the second half, Saint Leo regained its two-goal advantage in the 80th minute, as a cross from freshman Kyle Kuhlman (Fr., St. Petersburg, Fla.) was let run on by Whitsett and fell to Montoya who made no mistake by firing beyond substitute goalkeeper John Corrdian for a 3-1 lead. Asher then pounced on a loose ball with just over three minutes left to wrap up the victory.
The Lions return home for their 2007 home opener next Sunday, September 2 against south region rival West Florida. The match will kick off at 3:00 p.m. at University Field.


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Turley Rattlesnake Ridge Petite Syrah 2007
Petite Sirah from North Coast, California
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "Also closed, tannic, and backward, but enormously concentrated, is the inky/purple-tinged 2007 Petite Syrah Rattlesnake Ridge. With coaxing, it offers up scents of pepper, incense, blackberries, and crushed rocks, but the wine is extremely tannic and impenetrable.
Range: 89-91"
International Wine Cellar - "Good deep ruby. Explosive aromas of crushed blackberry and black pepper. Incredibly concentrated but hugely tannic, with brooding black fruit flavors perked up by a pungent peppery element. With its combination of tannins and firm acids, this demands a fatty cut of meat, or a decade in the cellar. "This one may age for 30 years," notes winemaker Ehren Jordan.
Rating: 91(+?)?"
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Beyond Napa and Sonoma in the north you find a couple of other counties producing great wine. Among these are Mendocino and Lake County. The northernmost California winegrowing regions, these two counties are right above Napa and Sonoma, geographically. Yet, wine-wise they are very different – both from their southern neighbors and from each other.
Notable FactsMendocino has a high amount of organic vintners and vines. The first winery to settle here was Fetzer, which practices organic viticulture and holds some of the most vineyard land in the area. Mendocino has many pockets of micro-climates while Lake County, being smaller in size, is less diverse climactically. As for the grapes, Chardonnay is the most popular in both counties, but there are also some excellent Sauvignon Blancs, particularly in the Lake County. In red wine, Zinfandel leads the way, followed by Rhone Blends and Petite Sirah. The reds in both counties are complex and sumptuous. Anderson Valley is a sub-AVA of Mendicino and is quite well known for its excellent cool climate, producing the delicious Roederer Estate sparkling wines and some wonderful cool-climate Syrah.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Please feel free to contact us about anything, no matter how small, and we will get back to you as quickly as we possibly can!
We wanted the opportunity to offer clients the chance to get to know the Stoneacre team on a more personal level and to find out about their interests outside of work.
Make sure to watch the video outtakes at the end of the video!
Ben Jacobs
Ben began his career as a Junior Negotiator with a large corporate company. After vigorous training and experience, he was instrumental in quickly developing 'Stoneacre Properties' which has grown into a leading sales and lettings Estate Agency. His friendly and proactive attitude and strong area knowledge has set the benchmark for the high quality service that Stoneacre Properties has to offer.
Likes: Leeds United, Buying and Selling Car Registration Plates, DJ-ing, Eating Out, Cars!
Peter Davies MNAEA
Commercial Sales and Lettings
Peter has been involved within the property market for over 20 years and has a vast amount of knowledge within all sections of the industry. His enthusiasm, drive and determination has steered 'Stoneacre Commercial' to become a strong and successful Leeds Commercial Agency offering Sales and Lettings.
Likes: Spending time gardening, walking in the country, eating out, exploring foreign cities, family time.
Philippa Wallis
Accounts Administrator
Pippa started her career at Stoneacre Properties as a Weekend Negotiator. After gaining experience at the Chapel Allerton branch, Pippa made the decision to advance her career with a full time role at our Whitkirk office. Pippa assists our accounts team with the financial aspect of our sales, lettings and management departments. Her friendly, hardworking and outgoing personality make her a perfect addition to the Stoneacre organisation.
Likes: Family Time, Property, Red Wine & Her Lovely Little Boy!
Luke Jackson
After working in the US, Luke has now joined the Stoneacre Properties team at Whitkirk. His enthusiasm, work ethic and warm personality make him a fantastic addition to the team.
Michael Solomon
After working in marketing for several success years, Michael has now established himself as a valued member of our Whitkirk team. His negotiating skills have earned him excellent reviews from all of his clients. Michael's enthusiasm for the property industry make him a perfect candidate for this role.
Mark Goulding
Financial Advisor
With over 20 years in the financial services industry, Mark can offer our customers financial advice in all areas including mortgages, insurance, pension & investments. Mark's mortgage advice extends to cover Residential purchase and remortgages, buy to let mortgages and commercial property finance. Mark is based at our Chapel Allerton branch and is available both there and at Whitkirk at flexible times to suit you.
Likes: Playing in a Racketball League, Eating out, Walking his dog (Bella).
George Jacobs
Office Dog / Head of Customer Relations!
George joined Stoneacre Properties aged 15 weeks with absolutely no experience whatsoever yet has become the most popular Estate Agent in Leeds! His duties include licking stamps and greeting all our clients! George is a very busy chap who splits his time equally between our branches.
Likes: Walking, Eating, Barking, Sleeping, Playing.
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