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Drone Warfare is the first comprehensive analysis of one of the fastest- growing - and most secretive - fronts in global war: the rise of robot warfare. In 2000, the Pentagon had fewer than fifty aerial drones; ten years later, it had nearly 7,500. Drones are already a $5 billion business in the US alone; the US Air Force now trains more drone "pilots" than bomber and fighter pilots combined. Medea Benjamin provides the first extensive analysis of who is producing the drones, where they are being used, who pilots these unmanned planes, and what are the legal and moral implications. In vivid, readable style, the book also looks at what activists, lawyers, and scientists across the globe are doing to ground these weapons. Benjamin argues that the assassinations we are carrying out from the air will come back to haunt us when others start doing the same thing - to us.
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MEDEA BENJAMIN is a cofounder of the peace group CODEPINK and the international human rights organization Global Exchange. A former economist with the United Nations and World Health Organization, she is the author and editor of eight books. Her articles appear regularly in publications such as the Huffington Post, CommonDreams, AlterNet and OpEd News.
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The first email, timed at 4:05 p.m. Washington time – or 10:05 p.m. Benghazi time, 20-30 minutes after the attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission allegedly began – carried the subject line "U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi Under Attack" and the notation "SBU", meaning "Sensitive But Unclassified."
A second email, headed "Update 1: U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi" and timed 4:54 p.m. Washington time, said that the Embassy in Tripoli had reported that "the firing at the U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi had stopped and the compound had been cleared." It said a "response team" was at the site attempting to locate missing personnel.
A third email, also marked SBU and sent at 6:07 p.m. Washington time, carried the subject line: "Update 2: Ansar al-Sharia Claims Responsibility for Benghazi Attack."
The message reported: "Embassy Tripoli reports the group claimed responsibility on Facebook and Twitter and has called for an attack on Embassy Tripoli."
So, not long after 4pm on September 11th, the POTUS should have been informed of the attack on our consulate and people. A bit after 6pm, he should have been aware that an al Qaeda affiliated group was taking responsibility. Said emails were sent to the "White House Situation Room, the president's secure command post." Obama had a briefing scheduled with Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta at 5pm, so we know he was supposed to be at the White House. Is there anyone who can possibly think that no one would inform the POTUS that a consulate was under attack?
More important than what did he know, is "what did he do?" Was there any attempt to send in forces to protect our people, or did they simply rely on the September 17 Martyrs Brigade?
After that, why did he give a nebulous squishy Rose Garden speech on September 12 which mentioned terrorism, but did not ascribe the attack specifically to terrorism? And then go on to blame a video, including during his United Nations speech, along with others doing the same, such as Susan Rice and Press Secretary Jay Carney? There are two reasons we can deduce: the incompetence of the Obama administration during and before this crisis, which would include the failure to provide proper security in Benghazi, a place that even the press knew was infested with Islamic extremist groups and increasingly dangerous to Westerners.
The second is that if Obama had specifically labeled the attack "terrorism", he would have been destroyed had he continued on with his Las Vegas campaign appearance. And as we've seen over the past almost 4 years, Obama is more interested in campaigning and the perks of the job than the details and duties of the job.
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The engine allows for high definition and 3D support as PSP games are ported to PS3.
At this year's Game Tools & Middleware Forum event, held today in Tokyo, Sony showcased the engine that will allow for PlayStation Portable games to be ported to the PlayStation 3 as a part of the PSP Remaster line that was announced last month.
The Remaster series will see select PSP games ported to PS3 on Blu-ray discs, complete with enhancements like high-definition graphics. The PSP Engine is what makes this possible, according to a Famitsu report, and allows for support of high-res rendering, DualShock/Sixaxis control, 3D, Ad-Hoc Party, and more. None of this was unexpected, as they were all possible features mentioned when the first Remaster title, Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD Version, was revealed.
There's no word yet on when or if the PSP Remaster line will be brought to North America. That doesn't mean PS3 owners will never be able to enjoy any of the PSP's game on their home console -- the God of War: Origins Collection, announced during E3, will allow them to do just that. It includes both PSP God of War games, Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta, in high def and 3D, provided you've got a capable TV. Unlike PSP Remaster titles, the collection will feature Trophy support, something Monster Hunter fans will have to do without when playing Portable 3rd HD Version.
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no trophies? no problemPosted: Jul 20, 2011 12:00AM PST by totalgamer316
i hope they bring it, but if some not "have trophies"....no problem with that.
I really wantPosted: Jul 05, 2011 12:00AM PST by XextralifeX
them to bring these remastered versions to the states.
3rd Birthday...Posted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Play_It_Loud
Would be my pick for a remastered psp game. It was a blast,and I would play through agian in a heartbeat if it was on my TV.
MehPosted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by sj420
Just another way for Sony to sell you the same stuff, Again and Again and Again.
Glad I abandoned sony long ago, otherwise I'd be just as poor and inept as the rest of the sony fanboys that can't get their heads out of the sand.
you mad bro?Posted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by WhYxGOvPRo
not everyone has a psp so I'm glad a lot of them are coming. My guess is your an xbox guy which is alright, but thats alright. Xbox 360 is a stepping stone so when you grow up you can a ps3. Its ok if you cant handle it. Silly girl.
Just because somebody tries to sell you something...Posted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by kidcoyote_anarchy
doesn't meen you have to buy it. If you don't want or already have these games keep your money in your wallet. I'm not wasting my money on games I already have, but more power to the people who want these games.
HaHaPosted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by WhYxGOvPRo
exactly..you buy an xbox to get use to next generation gaming then you get a ps3 because your a big boy...lol@xbox 360
Eh?Posted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Cyberxion!0!
Heh. If they don't appeal to you, then so be it. To each their own, and all that jazzy jazz. Just...I dunno, making snide remarks about something that isn't marketed to you in the first place just seems silly to me. Besides, not everyone has played these games, and the folks who have don't have to buy them. I really don't see the problem here.
Then again, I'm talking to someone who clearly wrote a post to be a dick. I'm probably wasting my time here, and should just let you get back to fighting your pointless console war.
Hey its not likePosted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by MasterOtogi
they are notrious for selling the same titles over and over again, nintendo and capcom get that award. I'm not a hand held fan so it'll be cool to get to play some of the psp titles on my big screen. Well if the release any i want to play that is.
@MonononPosted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by OrchardThief
Well who's says they're not coming to the PSV? it can easily be on there, why wouldn't it? In fact you can play MGS:PW is kinda coming to the Vita system...
MHF3Posted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Grimbear13
Just let me have Monster Hunter Freedom 3 on PSP or on PS3
Or...Posted: Jun 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by Mr.LametoWatch
You can hook up a PSP Go to a T.V. and use the PS3 controller with it.
One key differencePosted: Jun 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by TheSmokingManX
Is that the graphics will be going an overhaul for Remaster games. And 3D support will matter to those who have 3D TVs. (I don't, myself, and pretend to some extent that I don't care because I don't want to even think about buying a new TV.)
This is awesome for Sony Fans...Posted: Jun 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by OrchardThief
...now I can enjoy those awesome PSP Titles without the crappy Button layout of the PSP system. HD support Is nice too. Now ps3 owners don't have an excuse not to play MGS: peace walker and killzone: liberation.
I disagree to a point...Posted: Jun 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by Mononon
Sure, it's nice that they are re-releasing these games (what few of them there are), but this really seems like something they could have easily done to give the Vita a nice push in the right direction at launch.
The games announced for the Vita are nice, definitely, but it seems like some of the better games for the PSP were obviously made for a portable (shorter and smaller chunks of gameplay) and it seems like an HD remake for Vita would have been the more logical choice.
Peace WalkerPosted: Jul 01, 2011 12:00AM PST by Literboyzero
has already been announced. The HD version is included in in the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection. Release date is 11/30/11 as of right now. It will be HD versions of MGS2, MGS3, & MGS:PW.


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Halle Berry celebrated her 45th birthday over the weekend with a party on the beach. The actress enjoyed the milestone yesterday with close friends, her boyfriend Olivier Martinez and her 3-year-old daughter, Nahla, close to her home in Malibu.
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Berry proved that turning 45 didn't have an effect on her famous figure. She looked trim and toned frolicking in a coral bikini and colorful sarong.
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The Academy Award-winning actress had Nahla with her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry. She is embroiled in an ongoing custody battle with the Canadian model, 35. She has been dating French actor Martinez, 45, since the fall of 2010.
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Worst accommodation so far. It took 30 minutes to check in and our room was grubby and smelly. We looked at 3 other rooms and finally gave up. The room we're in is better but cleanliness has a lot to be desired.
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Recommended for honeymoon couples
This 4-star hotel is billed to be one of the top places to stay in Oxford. You will not be disappointed with your first impression as you enter the massive lobby. You are bound to be impressed with the sense of space. It is breath taking by the time you reach your room, at least it was for me, after negotiating miles and miles of corridor and the obligatory flight of stairs.
The bedrooms are a perfect antedote to the exhausting experience of space you have had in getting to the bedroom. Too much of a good thing is bad for you. Space on either side of the bed is the width of a bedside table. As a token, there is one chair in the room, a sort of 'typist' chair, pushed in under the desk. If you are a couple and do not wish to hog the chair, you would think that you can play musical chairs. Tough luck. If you pulled the chair out and sat on it, there is simply no room past you. Sure way to corner your partner.
Recommended for honeymoon couples.
We went to the Oxford Hotel for a romantic weekend break expecting a little more luxury than your average hotel as we'd paid for a premium room. What we found was a normal room with a bigger bed, two starched dressing gowns and two bottles of water!
The staff were mostly foreign but this wasn't really a problem. All the staff were very helpful.
We had a booking problem and were told we had to pay for breakfast when we knew it had been included in the reservation. This was eventally resolved although we nearly missed the breakfast timeslot.
Overall we feel it that it was a pleasant stay in nice surroundings but not worth the money.
We enjoyed our stay at the Oxford
Have just spent a two-night break at The Oxford.
Room was very nice, king size bed, room for a child's bed and still plenty of room to walk around.
Staff were all very friendly, some were French I think, but standard of English was excellent.
We had a meal in the Restaurant on our first evening there. We were all very impressed, including my 9 year old who enjoyed a meal from the children's menu, quite healthy options on it, along with some yummy puds and at a very reasonable price.
Large car park - which was free.
We have stayed in several hotels over the last few months, both in this country and abroad and found this one to be well up to standard. Was a little worried by the previous reviews, but could find no fault with this hotel and would not hesitate to stay again or recommend it to friends.
Very Disappointing!
We booked ourselves in for a nice romantic christmas getaway but were faced with spending the night in a FREEZING room. We called the reception desk at 3am to request extra blankets or extra heating. We didn't hear back until 4am when they decided to move us to another room which was TOO HOT!
Was not impressed at all!
I won a 2 night break here. Found the room overheated but worked out the heating, the window lock was broken. I was walking with a stick and found no lifts, apart from the foyer, to my rooom.
Staff were very cold and all foreign? It looked not dissimilar to my private hospital but the nurses were nicer. Stayed Friday night and did not bother to stay for Saturday, say no more. Oxford is expensive to dine out and park but good park and rides.
Very average compared to other paramount hotels
Compared to other Paramount group hotels we have stayed in, this is one we won't be going back too.
To get to our room we had to walk through a corridor that obviously had smoking rooms - what a stench. To their credit, when I mentioned it to the manager he sent someone down with an air freshener (just needs an electrical one always on I think as the 'freshness' did not last long).
The food was good and although pretty well all the staff were foreign: they spoke pretty good english, were very attentive and polite, and clearly worked hard, although at breakfast they kept running out of things
They have wi-fi, but at �15 quid it seemed steep if all you wanted to do was have a brief look at email. UK hotels really overcharge here. In the US its $10 per 24 hours (about a fiver).
The decore was a bit 70's and it felt a bit pokey as a hotel. Won't be going back for a weekend break, but would probably be happy to stay for a night on business.
Very good modern hotel
We stayed over the Bank Holiday weekend and had a premium room with a large king size bed, fluffy dressing gowns and complimentary water. The rooms are on the small size, but have a large bed, a very comfortable easy chair, desk area and side table and excellent high speed internet system.
The swimming pool is great and the food is very tasty.
The reception staff is very friendly, all British and very well spoken.
A great hotel with free car parking and very close to London.
Good, but not great
I took my girlfriend to this hotel in December last year for a special occasion, and although the hotel has been renovated to a high standard, several things let it down. Firstly, a majority of the staff are foreign and some, but not all, don?t speak very good English. This caused problems when trying to ascertain when the restaurant shut. Also, the bar is very small, so much so that when we retired to it after our evening meal we ended up having to sit in the foyer because there were no seats, which in the summer would be okay, but in winter was very cold!! As a result we ended up going back to our room earlier than planned just to warm up. The room itself was well done out, but was on the small side. I?ve slept in bigger beds in Premier Lodges!!! Overall, a nice hotel but these few elements let it down for me. By the way, the breakfast we had was lovely, unlike others who have reviewed on here!!!
Great hotel but not-so-great breakfast
The hotel itself was lovely and the room was fantastic. The breakfast left a lot to be desired though; the staff, despite writing down our order, managed to get it wrong three mornings in a row. The bacon was so overcooked it was impossible to cut into it, and the fried eggs were so undercooked they were practically raw. A shame, because it let the hotel down in a big way and would definitely put me off staying there again.
This stunning hotel has obviously gone through a recent makeover with a top interior designer and simply ooozes class.Visitors can't help but be impressed by the attention to detail from the very grand lobby entrance and bar with a big screen TV to the rooms themselves which are decorated in chic modern style. Everything looked new and the price included breakfast. Overall the room was excellent and included the usual accessories such as a TV,hairdryer,trouser press and the bed in a standard double is a t least king size. The facilities such as the pool and steam room were also excellent. Staff were friendly and helpful.
One of the best hotels I have ever stayed at.
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We had a very leisurely start to the day and didn't get out of bed until 8am - such luxury. Liverpool is not a city for driving so we had parked the car in long term parking for the 2 days we stayed. Now we had to get the car back out of the city. Turned out that getting out of the car parking building was going to be the first challenge. We …
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48 Issaquah Dock Sausalito, CA 94965
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THE DREADNAUGHT is a lifestyle on San Francisco Bay in one of Sausalito's classic and beautiful floating homes in a premiere deep water berth. Views south across the Bay to the towers of downtown San Francisco, Oakland, Angel Isle, Tiburon, and Strawberry. Even Mt. Tamalpais and the Coast Range from the upper deck. Forty foot boat dock! Access not only to the beautiful Bay Area, but to the Cities and thousands of miles of waterways inland! Built by a pediatrician and her retired naval officer husband for their family, the Dreadnaught was designed and built for fine living, gracious entertaining, and a fascinating lifestyle. On 3 levels 2180 Sq Ft. (owner), 2 Bdrm., one a lovely suite with views of the Bay to S. F. from the deck. Second Bdrm. and small sleeping loft. Gorgeous and spacious cooks kitchen, dining room with bar, music/reading room, separate office, wine storage, workshop, laundry, and ample storage in concrete barge. Hatch to spectacular roof deck with 360 degree views of the Bay Area!Floating homes ("houseboats") have a long history on San Francisco Bay. In the 1800s, the frantic period of "gold rush" San Francisco (SF), for many homes could be anything from a bed role on the bare ground to a tent, lean to, shanty, and some kind of frame built structure ranging up to the fine mansions that we can see to this day on the hills in "the City". In San Francisco and Oakland, and many other parts of the Bay they were also on the water. Anything big enough to roll out that bed role and stay dry might do. Possibly safer than on land!Commerce between the City and the interior was intense. Ranchers and miners and just everyday people in Sacramento, Stockton, and all the towns and rural areas needed tools, guns, processed foods, and all that SF could provide. On the way going inland there were even floating boarding homes on barges providing accommodations for the sailors and teamsters working on the scows and barges plying the channels.Little homes on wooden floating platforms appeared many of which were used as blinds for duck hunting in the Delta. They were also in the SF Bay area. At one time Belvedere lagoon had many of them that were weekend getaways and summer cabins. They're gone now, but a few are still homes to people in Sausalito's' houseboat community.WWII provided some unusual floating homes for the houseboat community. Subchasers, torpedo boats, minesweepers, and especially the landing craft used in the war in the pacific to land troops on island beaches like Guadal Canal, Tarawa, Guam, Okinawa, etc. Quite a few of these are still homes for people in the floating home community.But much as the lean to and shanty in the City shared the landscape with frame homes and mansions on Nob Hill, so too do floating homes. Our community still has little cottages on barges, landing craft, ferry boats, and a variety of styles and structures of homes.
- Year Built: 1978
- Heating Type: Other
- Heating: Electric, Gas
- Dock: Yes
- Roof Type: Other
- Structure Type: Other
- Dining Room: Dining Area
- Dining Room: Formal
- Exterior: Wood Siding
- Living Room: Cathedral Ceiling
- Living Room: Deck Attached
- Living Room: Fireplace(s)
- Living Room: Open Beam
- Living Room: Sunken
- Pool/Spa: Yes
- Property Type: Mobile/Floating Home
- Roof: Elastomeric
- Roof: Metal
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- View(s): Bay
- View(s): Bridges
- View(s): City
- View(s): Hills
- View(s): Lights
- View(s): Marina
- View(s): Mountains
- View(s): Panoramic
- View(s): Water
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I've got Peeablue and Mara coming in my sub for sale. Who wants them?
Mara $30 Shipped in US
Peekablue $32 Shipped US
Or take both for $55 Shipped
These are shipped prices!
My favorite as well. I had the man himself Mr. Earl Norem(RIP) sign my hardback copy. It was a great opputunity to meet him and his family.
Finally finished my MOC Snakemen faction today. Bought a MOC first edition Snake Face. Clear bubble,no stickers and no veins. $126 shipped Very excited about getting closer to finishing my entire MOC...
I'd be in for 2.0's and Filmation variants. Damn give me Filmation He-Man. I have no interest on the above ^^^^list except for Stridor and Nightstalker.
Prayers and thoughts to you and your family Mr. Norem. It was a pleasure meeting you and your wife at the first Power Con(It was my main reason for going). I'm very greatful for that opportunity....
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What a fun and nice thing to do. I'd love a Veena figure.
I wouldn't buy any new extra commemorative figures. I prefer the real deal....buying vintage MOC. I understand the idea behind it and it was easier and cheaper to buy than the vintage.
Still have some for sale.:hmgrin:
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The missing action feature stinks. But another vintage figure waiting to be sold out. I do wish they gave the buyer the option to put on/off the Snakemen sticker on the bubble. Hope I can get mine...
For those that have the P&H book. Is there a big difference between both books? The P&H sets the bar. So I'm really hoping there is more history and detail from this book. Oh please say yes.
That is correct. Still going to wait though. Chances are I'd get a double order or none at all. Maybe I'm just used to having DR as my main MOTU service.
I may wait to preorder especially if there is a Limited Edition book. It'd be nice to know if there was one coming. I'd fork over the extra $$ on it.
Plenty of MOTU goodness that needs a home.
I'm 100% with you on this. The articulation is absurd IMO. I don't need 50 points of articulation or have any use to pose/play with these figures. Give me a couple points and I'm set.
Honestly the best news I've seen here in a long time. I love how they're going to do a large cover and see the Alcala art blown up. With the upcoming Artbook,Sountrack and now this Mini comics book....
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The company was fined a total of $16,500 for violations at two of its Albany facilities.
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Utah Jazz: Big Al Jefferson carries Jazz on his (injured) back in victory over Magic
Ben Brewer, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY – Perhaps it was not surprising when Al Jefferson collapsed in the backcourt with 1:29 left in Wednesday's game with Orlando, holding his lower back before being helped off the court.
After all, Jefferson had carried the Utah Jazz on his back all night in leading his team to an 87-81 victory over the Magic. Big Al finished with 31 points and 15 rebounds as the Jazz avoided another fourth-quarter collapse and held on to win, evening their season record at 10-10.
Although Jefferson had to be assisted to the locker room and wasn't available to the media until nearly an hour after the end of the game, he assured everyone he'll be back for Friday night's game against Toronto.
"I don't miss games,'' he said. "I'll be ready to play Friday. (Unless) I just can't walk, I don't miss too many games if I can help.''
It was unclear whether Jefferson was injured by contact going for a rebound after a missed shot by J.J. Redick. Jefferson said he didn't know if he landed wrong and "came down awkward'' or got hit in the back. "I really don't know,'' he said.
All everyone else knew was that without Jefferson, the Jazz may have suffered their second straight home loss after winning their first six.
With no Dwight Howard to contend with for the Magic, the Jazz went inside to Jefferson and Paul Millsap all night against unheralded inside men Nikola Vucevic and Glen Davis. It paid dividends as Millsap scored 22 points to go with Jefferson's 31, giving the pair well over half of Utah's points.
"He was going very well,'' Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said of Jefferson. "When he's getting the ball in his spots and making some perimeter shots, you know what he's going to do in one-on-one situations in the post. When he's going like he was tonight, he's pretty difficult to deal with.''
"When you get a guy like him rolling, he is tough to stop,'' added Magic coach Jacque Vaughn.
As the fourth quarter began, the Magic appeared to have the Jazz right where they wanted them, even though they were trailing 68-57. The Magic had outscored the Lakers and the Warriors in two road victories earlier this week by a total of 22 points in the fourth quarter, while the Jazz had blown a 10-point lead at the start of the fourth against the Clippers just two nights earlier.
The Magic did indeed come back to take a brief lead over the Jazz late in the fourth quarter, grabbing their first advantage since the opening minutes when Davis scored inside off a nice feed from J.J. Redick to make it 79-78 with 3:25 left.
At the other end, it made sense for the Jazz to go inside as they had all night, but instead Randy Foye, who was 0-for-5 on the night at the time, rose up for a 3-pointer from the right angle. Everyone might have covered their eyes, but Foye's shot hit nothing but net to put the Jazz ahead for good at the 3:11 mark.
"I was upset with myself and felt 'this is my job,''' Foye said. "I don't look at it as losing confidence, but I look at it as I need to stay aggressive.''
Corbin called Foye's basket "huge" and said, "we kinda took off from there.''
After a miss by Davis from 17 feet, Jefferson took over. First he scored on his patented right-handed jump hook in the lane over Vucevic. Then following a pair of free throws by Nelson, the Jazz isolated Jefferson on the left side again. This time, rather than drive across the lane, he stopped and popped a 17-footer from the left angle to make it 85-81 with 1:51 left.
On the next trip down after a bad miss by Redick, Jefferson came up hurting, holding his left lower back.
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Fritz Sullivan, Naples
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Election, election, election — could we make it more tiresome with the constant negative ads, nationally and locally.
I would like to bring a ray of light into the politics of our community.
Recently, when working on a fundraiser for Special Olympics Collier County, I happened to run into a friend.
Before I could finish my statement, my friend stops me and says "yes.'' He wanted to know what he could do.
There was not a second of hesitation, not a quick look away, just 100 percent all in.
That friend is Collier County Judge Eugene Turner.
Our community has a judge that gives 100 percent on and off the bench.
Collier County needs to retain a person of this caliber.
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FoodLog: a multimedia tool for healthcare applications


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Wrist Support
by McDavid
List Price: $16.99
The wrist and thumb area is very complex, consisting of several bones and joints. There are two distinct reasons to need a brace or support in the wrist area: to provide pressure during athletics and weight lifting to prevent injury, or to rehabilitate and immobilize the wrist to reduce pain and promote healing. Some of the conditions that often require a brace are arthritis, osteoarthritis, carpal tunnel, De Quervain syndrome, skier's thumb, tendonitis, and wrist strain or sprain. Sizing for wrist braces is based on the circumference of your wrist and many are adjustable for optimal comfort.
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Hop Skip Jump To Bed Sleeping Bag 6-18 Months
Availability: In stock
Ensure your baby is cosy and perfectly warm all year round in PL Child's Sweet Dreams 2.5 tog Sleeping Bags. These are suitable for babies aged 0-6 months and 6-18 months and provide the perfect portable sleep solution whether at home in a cot or Moses basket, ensuring your baby stays snuggly and warm all the night through. With a contrasting design on the inside of these sleeping bags (pink and white stripes for girls and white/yellow/red stars on blue sky for boys), they look just as good inside as on the outside!
Machine washable at 40 and totally indispensable!
Available in 'Hop, Skip, Jump to Bed' adorable pink blossom tree and wise owl print for little girls, and 'One starry Night' dancing dragon and blue cloud for little boys.
Suitable for 6-18 month, total length of 95cm
Wash at 40 degrees, tumble dry cool
100% Cotton exclusive of trims, filling 100% Polyester
Free Mainland UK standard delivery for orders over £50 (excluding Northern & Southern Ireland, Chanel Islands, Isle of Man, Scottish Islands and Scilly Isles)
For orders £50 and under delivery is £4.95. Next Day Delivery charge is £7.50 for orders placed before 12pm Monday-Thursday
Europe, Northern and Republic of Ireland standard delivery charge - £14.50
Rest of the World - £25.00 depending on country
Standard delivery: Providing your items are in stock we will aim to deliver your order within 2-3 working days, please note during our sale and peak periods you should allow up to 7-10 working days
Next day delivery: Providing your items are in stock and your order is received before midday we will be able to deliver your goods the next working day.
N.B Orders must be placed before midday for next day delivery. Orders placed on Friday before midday will be delivered the following Monday. Orders placed after midday on Friday or on Saturday or Sunday will not be delivered until the following Tuesday.
Pink Lining consider Saturday, Sunday and all Bank Holidays as non working days.
Feefo Reviews - Average 97% (853 reviews)
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Product : Absolutely beautiful bag. Has everything I need loads of room to put everything for baby. Everybody compliments my new bag too and im proud to show it off
Product : This bag is excellent quality for the price. I absolutely love pink lining products and will continue to order with them!!