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Just finished my first play through. I agonized over more decisions in this game than ME2. I lost my ME2 save long ago unfortunately, but I almost think ME3 may be a little better without it. I might miss out on some of the choices, but I think it really makes you think about the kind of sacrifices you might be willing to make.
I have to say that BioWare has quite nearly mastered the art of the FPS/RPG, taking the best of both and bringing them into synthesis, evolving it into a new genre of game play. The movement & cover system was very smooth in ME3, though at times I did find myself covering when attempting to access a terminal.
I played through as Paragon, so I'm interested to see what Renegade will be like.
I did run into a few bugs related to side quests (only on the Citadel for some reason) but I never had any of the main quests bug. Pretty good QC BioWare, best I've seen in awhile. Definitely a game I wouldn't think twice to recommend to friends, even those who have not played any of the ME series.
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Willets Plan Gets Go-Ahead
A New York Supreme Court ruling Friday will allow New York City's development of Willets Point, Queens, to continue.
For the past year, the city and a group of Willets Point landowners have clashed over the $3 billion plan approved by the City Council to transform the neighborhood dominated by car-repair shops and junkyards into a 62-acre development with 5,500 new apartments and a host of new businesses.
On Friday, a state Supreme Court judge denied requests by the project's opponents to annul an environmental review of the project and to issue an injunction blocking the project.
"Today's judgment...moves Willets Point one step closer to becoming New York's next great neighborhood," New York City Economic Development Corp. President Seth Pinsky said in a statement. Opponents vowed to keep fighting the project, saying they will review plans to file an appeal in the next 30 days.
"It dismissed the lawsuit...but in so doing, it stressed the terrible traffic effects" the project will have, said Mike Gerrard, an attorney for the project's opponents in statement.
The city owns about 80% of the land in Willets Point, and is in talks to buy the remainder for the project.
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Grandeur: The 1856-built residence Craigholme at Darling Point has been updated by heritage architect Howard Tanner.
The historic Darling Point residence Craigholme, designed by colonial architect Edmund Blacket and home to Allianz Australia chairman John Curtis, heads up this week's prestige line-up.
The three-storey sandstone property on Yarranabbe Road was bought by Curtis in 1993 for $1.62 million from the late Sue Punch, widow of former state deputy premier Leon Punch. More recently, the Gothic-style home has been sympathetically brought into the modern age with a renovation by heritage architect Howard Tanner and with interiors by Michael Love.
Built in 1856, the five-bedroom home boasts iconic harbour views from the grand drawing room, formal dining room and the conservatory-style family room, all of which also overlook the pool. Given the downsizing plans of Curtis and his wife Anna, it is listed with hopes of more than $20 million with Clint Ballard, of Ballard Property, and Michael Pallier, of Sotheby's International.
Gatsby-esque: Julia Ross's Villa del Mare at Wolseley Road, Point Piper looks straight down the barrel of the Harbour Bridge.
Ross villa back in play
Recruitment queen Julia Ross has had a will-I, won't-I approach to selling her Point Piper mansion Villa del Mare in recent years. This is, after all, the prized trophy home that topped the non-waterfront record in 2005 when Ross bought it for $21.5 million.
Originally on the market at $40 million-plus in 2011, it was soon off the market, presumably because the now London-based founder of Julia Ross Recruitment couldn't part with the three-storey residence and its gun-barrel Harbour Bridge views. But no more. A guide of $40 million-plus is confirmed and apparently the decision to sell is locked in. See Bill Malouf, of LJ Hooker Double Bay, or Ken Jacobs, of Christie's International, for a look-see.
Designer: John Porter's house at Hillside Avenue, Vaucluse is like a work of art.
Call the Porter
Now that Telenet chief John Porter and his wife Susan Mougey and family are presumably settled into their new life in Belgium, where Porter took up his role as head of the cable, broadband and telecommunications giant last April, the couple have offered up their designer Vaucluse mansion.
Designed by US architect Tom Rivard, the stunning four-storey residence is more of a hillside sculpture than a house. Set around a grand central living area and with an awesome circular staircase, it comes with mezzanine-style bedroom wings, home theatre, self-contained guest quarters, poolside cabana, Will Dangar-designed gardens and interiors by Briony Fitzgerald. It last traded in 2006 for $7.17 million and was rebuilt in 2009. Following the family's move to Europe early last year, it was listed for in excess of $11 million, but is now in the hands of McGrath's Ben Collier and Black Diamondz Concierge's Monika Tu with $10 million on the agreement.
John Porter's house at Hillside Avenue.
Hillside high-flyers
Hillside Avenue commands more than just elevated harbour views. The highest sale of 2011 was the $21.5 million paid for the house a few doors away by the Yang family, and earlier this year property investor Le Tran exchanged on some $14 million for the long-held Kurdian family home.
Allen re-launches Yoorami
The Bellevue Hill estate Yoorami is also being offered up this spring.
The Bellevue Hill estate Yoorami is also being offered up this spring with a more serious commitment to sell by yachtie Matt Allen given his recent $32 million purchase in Darling Point of the waterfront estate of the late Sir William Tyree. The Yachting Australia president bought the Victoria Road property in 1995 for $5.65 million from barrister couple Geraldine Vandeleur and Charles Sweeney, QC, making the 2800-square-metre-estate that year's highest non-waterfront sale.
The 1920s-era home, more recently redesigned by Michael Suttor and with interiors by Thomas Hamel, was first listed last November with another agent, but Allen withdrew it earlier this year and has relisted in time for spring with Bill Malouf, who has maintained its $17 million guide.
Scotts on the move
Seven Network executive James Scott and his wife Rachel are selling their designer digs in Vaucluse.
Seven Network executive James Scott and his wife Rachel are selling their designer digs in Vaucluse with hopes of more than $10 million. The couple bought the north-facing block on Wentworth Road in 2008 for $5.35 million, and commissioned a rebuild by architect Edward Szewczyk.
The now three-storey home with the rooftop deck, swimming pool and harbour views has been home to the couple since they sold their Paddington terrace on Ormond Street in 2009 for $1.53 million. No word yet on the couple's coming plans, except that expressions of interest close on September 10 through Pillinger's Brad Pillinger.
James Scott's Vaucluse property.
Guess which prolific actor has a soap opera happening in her own building over a dodgy DA?
Model consolidation
Jennifer Hawkins and her husband Jake Wall are consolidating their property assets following their $4 million waterfront purchase in Newport in March, listing the Bondi apartment she bought in 2007 for $895,000.
Consolidating: Jennifer Hawkins' property at Henderson Street Bondi.
The savvy property investor and former Miss Universe has also off-loaded her former home in North Curl Curl, after it was listed in April for $4 million-plus. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom Bondi spread is in more glamorous shape than when it last traded, although it still boasts the same district view to the ocean.
McGrath's Adrian Bo has given it a guide of $1.1 million-plus ahead of its September 20 auction.
Kings penthouse
Craigholme, Darling Point
Yarranabbe Rd, Darling Point.
When Sydney Kings centre Andrew "AJ" Ogilvy returned from his professional playing years in Europe last year, he bought a three-bedroom apartment for $1,275,000 as his Sydney home.
Now having confirmed his return to Europe's elite competition, the 26-year-old tower (who measures at 2.11 metres tall) is selling it in a stronger market with a guide of $1.35 million-plus.
Marketed as the "lower level penthouse", the 17th-floor spread in The Common is listed with Giorgio Koula, of Sotheby's International. AJ also owns an investment apartment in Jackson's Landing, for which he paid $716,000 in 2012.
Kuruvita heads north
Chef, restaurateur and Logie nominee from 2012, Peter Kuruvita and his wife Karen are selling their Zetland terrace given their recent move to Queensland near his latest restaurant venture, the Noosa Beach House Peter Kuruvita.
Kuruvita bought the Portman Street terrace for $715,000 in 2004, the same year he opened his Flying Fish restaurant. Renovated in recent years, the three-bedder has a north-east aspect to the back courtyard and open-plan living area, a second living area upstairs and a study.
It goes to auction on September 20 for upwards of $1.25 million through McGrath's Ben Forsyth.


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Hey guys I am a fresh meat here and I guess this is also my intro, anyway I am playing pokemon soulsilver right now and the last time I touched my pokemon game was in 2006 when I finished my emerald and now the new games that came out are quite overwhelming and somewhat fun, and atleast its not kid friendly like back in the days so I can enjoy the game pretty much even though I am 18 \m/ and the new concept implemented by nintendo so that us consumers can trade through wi-fi is quite astonishing as I look back, that should do the intro and shizzle I guess
So on topic I am looking for a good Salamence or Dragonite or Garchomp or Electrivire (as unlucky as I am, I never really got a chance to play with these pokemons and I always wanted to do so since I was a kid and I never really found them early in game so booho me) which is over 50 + cos I am at saffron city and I would prefer a pokemon same lvl as mine so that I dont ruin the fun if you know what I mean.
My offer: Entei lvl 60 adamant nature (literally a virgin pokemon, no evs spent or any ev boosting item)
Looking for: Salamence or Dragonite or Garchomp or Electrivire/electabuzz with electrizer (viable nature and good stats I suppose, but currently I am just beating the game so it does not really matter) which has to be 50+
Note: I got other pokemons to offer too, so if you need any other pokemons than my entei feel free to tell me on this thread.
Thanks in advance, hopefully somebody out there can help me fill out my gap that I had since a kid lol... cheers
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… Read the restThe contemporary U.S. model is some ways worse than classic or real historical fascism in advancing tyrannical imperial and state-capitalist goals.
I've never been much for calling the United States (U.S.) "fascist," something that a significant number of my fellow leftists and progressives like to do in a half-serious way. What do such progressives mean when they use that loaded and ugly term to describe the contemporary U.S.? In their more serious moments, the factors mentioned include a merging of corporate and state power; suppression of unions; a culture and vast apparatus of imperial militarism; celebration of violence and cruelty; nationalism; hostility to equality and democracy; demagogic appeals to a frustrated middle class; hatred of the weak and poor; attachment to tradition and hierarchy; the systematic subordination of racial and ethnic minorities; militarized policing; mass incarceration; the devaluation or erosion of basic civil liberties; and hostility to intellectuals, modern science, liberalism, and socialism.
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GMO mosquito plan sparks outcry in Florida
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A British company's plan to unleash hordes of genetically modified mosquitoes in Florida to reduce the threat of dengue fever and other diseases has sparked an outcry from fearful residents.
As of Friday, more than 145,000 people had signed a petition at change.org urging regulators to "say no" to allowing the tourist-friendly fishing and diving haven to become "a testing ground for these mutant bugs."
The company, Oxitec, said it wants to try the technique there in order to reduce the non-native Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in south Florida and beyond.
"They are more than just a nuisance as they can spread serious diseases such as dengue fever and chikungunya," Oxitec said on its website.
The process involves inserting a gene into lab-grown, male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. The added DNA makes it impossible for their offspring to survive.
Since the males do not bite—only the females do—the lab-grown males would be released to mate with wild females.
Take it and Like it: Corporate America and the Manipulation of Public Opinion
The Absurd Illusions of a Shining City on a Hill by Mark Weiser at Dissident Voice:
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The average natural born citizen in any country is continuously indoctrinated into the national culture starting about the time they begin understanding the meaning of words. There's one country in particular where reality is staring the public in the face, but the truth has been grossly distorted for decades by government, and mass media, bias and propaganda. If the citizens would suddenly see the truth, instead of what they've been conditioned to believe, they would find themselves in a strange and bizarre foreign land that's contrary in many ways to their personal beliefs regarding home. For those who experience this sudden revelation, as soon as the truth is realized, it's likely to provoke a profound and immediate sense of disbelief. Like emergency room personnel making insensitive jokes, laughter at some point becomes a self-defense mechanism for offsetting continuous parades of the absurd realities and outright horrors.
A Fascist Spectacle in New York City
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The funeral of Officer Ramos on Saturday, Dec. 27, turned into a Fascist spectacle as many in the ranks of the police turned their backs on NYC Mayor de Blasio—a Fascist spectacle because, already heavily militarized, already implicated in wanton killings of blacks nationwide, the police, many coming from far and wide, used the funeral to demonstrate their demand for acting with impunity and their contempt for authority to reign them in. The funeral symbolized the police as enemies of the rule of law, unable and unwilling to bear scrutiny for lawless acts of an ongoing nature but brought to national attention through a sudden condensation of events over the last several weeks. We stand in fear of our own public servants, just as we do toward the CIA on the international plane, a militarization of American life which internalizes, collectively, the repression America as a nation presents to and imposes on the world and internally demands of itself lest its global/domestic Power be questioned.
Jesse Ventura: U.S. Becoming A Fascist State That Puts Fluoride In Water
In a wide-ranging interview with Salon, former Minnessota Governor Jesse Ventura relates how his wife "said something to me the other day that was extremely profound, and I hope people in this country pay attention and read a bit of history. My wife and I do a great deal of reading and she looked at me the other day and said, "You know, the people of the United States of America right now are behaving identical to the German people in the '30s.":
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Q: Is that something you really worry about — the U.S. becoming a fascist state?
JV: I worry about it tremendously. We're forever incorporating Nazi things into our lives. Fluoride in the water, that was originally done by the Nazis! I don't particularly like anything the Nazis did too much, and they were the first ones to put fluoride in the water. They tell us, "Oh, it's for your teeth" and all that — well, isn't that your parents' job, to teach you how to brush your teeth and use mouthwash?
Pair Jailed For Attacking Edinburgh Mosque With Bacon
They're muslims, not vampires, and that's bacon, not garlic, you fascist dimwits. The porcine projectiles were lobbed by a man and woman associated with the Scottish Defence League, itself associated with far-right organization the English Defence League. Bacon belongs in frying pans and on plates, not mosque windows. They should give them a few extra months for wasting delicious foodstuffs.
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Douglas Cruikshank, 39, and 18-year-old Chelsea Lambie threw bacon at the window of Edinburgh's Central Mosque and wrapped the meat around door handles on January 31 last year.
Edinburgh Sheriff Court heard they and a third offender were associated with the Scottish Defence League, prosecutors said.
Wayne Stilwel, 25, from Gorebridge, Midlothian, previously admitted his involvement and was sentenced to 10 months in September.
Cruikshank, from Galashiels in the Borders, and Lambie, from Paisley, Renfrewshire, were convicted of threatening and abusive behaviour following a trial.
The trial heard that a man who was inside the mosque praying on the morning of the attack heard something hitting the prayer room window.
Craig Hulet: Corporatocracy Dictatorship is the Next Step
Craig Hulet has been laying it out about the corporatocracy and economic fascism for thirty years. His most recent interview was particularly trenchant. Topics covered include African land and resources grabbing, oligarchy, the pointlessness of elections, Putin, Snowden, the possibility of revolution, fascism, corporatism, etc.
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One of America's Most Famous Architects Was a Nazi Propagandist
That would be Philip Johnson, who once said "[t]he people with money to build today are corporations – they are our popes and Medicis." Matt Novak details Johnson's fascist beliefs, his Nazi sympathizing and hatred for Jews, whom he described as "a different breed of humanity, flitting about like locusts," at Gizmodo:
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American architect Philip Johnson designed some of the most iconic buildings of the 20th century. Johnson, who died in 2005, has long been hailed as one of the greats. But there's one fact about the man that many people in the architecture community don't like to talk about: Johnson was a fascist who openly supported Adolf Hitler and the Nazis for nearly a decade.
Today is the 50th anniversary of the 1964 New York World's Fair opening, so special attention is being paid to one of Johnson's most beloved buildings: the New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows.
Whitest Kids U'Know: Pledge of Allegiance
This is not brainwashing. This is not brainwashing. This is not brainwashing.
So let me get this straight, we fast track renditions but hunt down whistleblowers on presidential planes!
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"The CIA was granted permission to use rendition (to the USA of indicted terrorists) in a presidential directive signed by US President Bill Clinton in 1995, following a procedure established by US President George H. W. Bush in January 1993". This program kicked into high-gear under Bush junior after 911 and continues to this day under the Obama administration.
"According to a US Congress report [2008], up to 14,000 people may have been victims of rendition and secret detention since 2001. Some reports estimate there have been twice as many. The US admits to have captured more than 80,000 prisoners in its 'war on terror'."
The map below shows the countries involved in fast tracking rendition flights, helping to transport U.S. captives to secret prisons – black sites – across the globe, condemning innocent men, women, and children to confinement, torture, and death. To the best of my knowledge, not a single rendition flight was ever grounded or searched.… Read the rest


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What Has Happened to Kate Gosselin's Love Life?
Since Kate Gosselin has been spending all her time on 'Dancing With the Stars' and caring for her children, will the mother of eight ever be able to have a little bit of romance?
In this week's Life & Style, in a story given exclusively to PopEater, the magazine examines her chances, even though she herself explains she's not looking for anyone right now.
"I don't really have the time," Kate said. "I don't believe there's someone out there who can handle my baggage. Honestly, I don't believe there's anyone out there."
But 'Millionaire Matchmaker' Patti Stanger believes Kate should get back on the market. "It's important for single mothers to date," she tells Life & Style.
"Dating makes single moms feel sexy. They go back to their kids recharged and refreshed. If they don't make this kind of time for themselves, they walk around miserable and act miserable to everyone around them -- including their kids," she adds.
For more on Kate Gosselin and behind-the-scenes rumors on 'Dancing With the Stars,' check out this week's Life & Style.
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Kate isn't looking 4 a man .... she's got her body guard 2 take care of her needs. She spends more time with him then she doe's the kid's !!! And she played all of u out there that felt sorry 4 her just like Jon said she would , cry them tears Kate ,there's people out there that's silly enough 2 believe there REAL !!!!!
- Thursday 22 AprilBy lyla benson
I hope K remembers sex with J because that is as good as she is ever going to get.
What man who has read about her or seen how she behaves on tv will have anything to do with her.
What man wants to take on a narcissistic, selfish, greedy, high-maintenance woman with 8 miserable, unhappy kids AND AN EX-HUSBAND?
No man in his right mind will take her on.
- Thursday 22 AprilBy dessertgirl
Most mother wouldn't consider their kids baggage but toss in an EX-husband and the deal is sealed -- NO WAY will any man want to take on K unless it's for a one-night stand or roll in the hay. Fortunately, K has kept all her working parts in order with Steve in the "adjoining" room. Don't forget to mess up your bed, Steve, so that housekeeping will think that you slept in it.
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Don't know if this goes in the Minor League forum or another.
I guess it depends on if you are more interested in the outcomes of the games or the play of individual players.
I'd love to see Louisville get back to Omaha. As a national seed, it wouldn't be a surprise this time. Given how pathetic the Louisville program was the whole time I was growing up there (despite always being in better baseball leagues than they are in now), the rise of the Louisville program is nothing short of astounding.
Anyone have a scouting opinion on U of L 1B Andrew Clark?
The UL-Vandy regular season matchup was one of the best games of the season.
If I recall correctly, there was a walk-off HR in about the 18th inning for Vandy. Should be a good battle.
In response to one of your other comments, it truly is amazing to see what this program has accomplished and sustained. For a "cold-weather" program their facilities are top notch and rival some of the premier baseball programs.
Here is a Courier-Journal article that mentions that decision and his season.
YouTube - Esposito's walk-off homer in 17th inning vs. Louisville
No late inning heroics necessary this time. Louisville 7, Vandy 1.
Two chances for the Cards to get one more win and advance to the Supers.
As a huge Duck fan in every sport, I thought I'd mention that, at least in my opinion, it's pretty doggone remarkable that 2 years ago, Oregon didn't even have a baseball team. And to make the post season is really incredible. After beating UConn in the first game, they now have to win 3 straight. Gonna be tough, but regardless of the outcome, it's been just awesome to see!
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I'm disappointed in the Courant for continuing to press for the release of 911 tapes in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting [Nov. 14, editorial, "Why Newtown Calls Matter"].
Although I agree there may be helpful information buried in the transcripts, I can't help but feel the driving force behind this crusade is to sell newspapers and satisfy the public's hunger for gory details. I would suggest having a committee review the tapes and transcripts, then releasing the information to the appropriate parties such as families of victims, school safety officials, etc.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- The NHL has rejected the players' latest offer for a labor deal, and negotiations have broken off at least until the weekend. NHL Players Association executive director Donald Fehr made two separate appearances Thursday in front of a large throng of reporters moments apart after talks with the league ended. Initially, Fehr said he believed the sides had agreements on some key issues, but he returned soon after to say NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly left a voicemail saying that the players' offer wasn't good enough. The voicemail, left for union special counsel Steve Fehr, said "some things or everything" the league has offered is now off the table, according to Donald Fehr, who added that this is not a positive development. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman was expected to speak later Thursday.
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How do you know if you're a full-fledged Catie Cleanhouse? Pine-Sol is your idea of Chanel No. 5. You want your sofa to stay white, the vacuum lines on the carpet to run precisely parallel to one another, and the pantry kept alphabetically categorized. You made it so simple with your new label maker. Sound familiar? It's okay, Catie. We love you.
And it's only natural that summer entertaining season isn't really your fave. Sticky BBQ fingers, the smoke smell, drips and drops of grape Popsicles everywhere, and how about the gobs of mustard that stain everything? And girl, don't even get started on the chocolate cake from the last birthday party that got ground into the carpet. See, we understand.
So, just for you, Catie Cleanhouse, we have put together this collection of less-mess recipes that are perfect for summer entertaining, but skip everything sticky, gooey, messy and potentially catastrophic to your sofa and drapes. So get ready to entertain this summer and let your O.C.D. flag fly high with these simple, less-mess recipes that will keep everyone happy, including you.
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by G. Willow Wilson, Travis Lanham (Letterer), M.K. Perker (Illustrator)
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I'm not really adept at reading comics. I don't have a vocabulary and a body of experience to judge and compare work.
I can say that I REALLY LIKED THIS ONE. Much more so than I expected. I keep expecting Wilson to write like the Mary Sue characters she puts in her stories: idealistic but naive American who comes to save the world but ends up annoying those she is supposed to save.
She gives us much more than this. She opens up worlds of contradiction, compassion, and humanity laid bare against the expected stereotypes.
She has a gift and I'm a fan.
G. Willow Wilson's first book was a very impressive beginning to this Eisner'winning author's career. I enjoyed both the story and the illustrations, which complemented one another perfectly. Compelling and thought-provoking. Recommended to anyone ages 10 and up.
Started slow, got better, didn't like it though.
Powerful stuff. Part fairytale, party myth, part education. Seemless and beautiful.
For me, reading a book and reading a graphic novel are generally two distinctly separate experiences. I did not notice that slight disconnect with this graphic novel; it was a rich, complete experience with the story and the characters, and the art was simply there to tie everything together for a fuller experience. That said, I don't think this story would have worked well at all as a book (too much jumping between characters, lack of transitions) but these are things that are allowed in this medium.
The ending was somewhat goofy. At times I would have called it a bit preachy (big revelation for the spoiled white girl that she really was a spoiled white girl), but it didn't really detract from the story. It did make me want to read Rumi sooner rather than later, and when I finished it I just sat and thought about it for a bit rather than jumping into the next book--a good sign for a story that was prodding the reader to give serious consideration to certain issues.
I look to comics to show me experiences I haven't had and get me thinking about new perspectives, with bonus points for unusual, interesting settings. Cairo has all of the above.
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No matter the score or number of innings played, a perfect game is just that.
2008 promises to be a season of change for Northeast Georgia High School football; even more than most. In a 24-page section published with Sunday's edition of The Times, we'll give you a look at what's to come, including: Previews for all 19 area teams, our Elite 11, feature stories and breakdowns of all that's new this year.
The Chestatee High volleyball team split its season-opening meet sweeping West Hall (25-23, 25-15) and losing to Monroe Area (25-13, 27-25) on Tuesday in Oakwood.
The Habersham Central volleyball team won all four matches Saturday at the Hart County play date.
After a pair of losses Friday sent them to the Bronze Division in the South Gwinnett Classic softball tournament, Jefferson stormed back with three wins Saturday to win the bracket.
Jackson County didn't let their lack of experience keep them from kicking off their season in winning form. The Lady Panthers, who have no seniors and nine freshmen on the roster, needed only four innings to defeat Clarke Central 14-2 in their 2008 season opener Monday in Jefferson.
The Lady Panthers, who have no seniors and nine freshmen on the roster, needed only four innings to defeat Clarke Central 14-2 in their 2008 season opener Monday in Jefferson.
Doubleheaders might become the norm in high school athletics.
Habersham Central couldn't have asked for a better way to start the 2008 softball season.
White County didn't make mistakes, Commerce made too many.
HOMER - Johnson relied on its rushing attack in a 21-20 scrimmage game win against Banks County Friday in Homer. The Knights' sophomore running back Mantevius Rucker scored two touchdowns on the night, each long carries for more than 30 yards.
Friday's scrimmage at the Brickyard will be mostly used as a learning tool for North Hall football coach Bob Christmas. The Trojans coach liked the idea that he'll have plenty of quality film to evaluate against Class AAAAA's Roswell, which has been a top-tier Class AAAAA program in recent seasons, even though it did result in a 21-19 loss.
The butterflies will come during pre-game infield on the smoothed dirt.
North Georgia Christian School defeated Mt. Zion 3-0 (25-11, 25-16, 25-13) on Thursday in Jonesboro.
North Hall High baseball coach Trent Mongero is on a mission to send a great big Christmas present to the Czech Republic. He's hoping to send huge packages loaded down with baseball and softball equipment to the people in Hluboka, where he recently visited on a 12-day trip to share his faith and love of baseball through an organization called Purpose Driven Baseball.
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Jeremy Kemp still remembers the exact situation when he knew Michael Curry was going to play a crucial part in Gainesville's success this season.
The best thing Jake Higginbotham ever did for his fastball had nothing to do with his arms.
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One head coach will be "coming full circle" to return to Gainesville High this fall, while another is preparing to square off against his former team.
Gainesville High senior Spencer Ralston shot a blistering 6-under par on the back nine Monday to finish tied for second in the U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier in Athens.
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As Madison Caldwell walked the fairway at Horseshoe Bend Country Club in Roswell, the Dawson County senior doubled over in the pain that she was feeling in the right side of her stomach, taking the breath out of her lungs for a second or two.
It's no longer about setting records or winning tournaments for Gainesville's Spencer Ralston - but he's more than happy to reap the benefits of his own hard work.
Gainesville High senior Spencer Ralston earned second place, behind a strong third-round 67, at the Georgia Junior Championship on Wednesday in Augusta. Ralston, the Class AAAAA Golfer of the Year, finished the 54-hole, three-day outing with a total score of 8-under (208).
Bob Christmas and Bruce Miller will get another chance to face off on opposing sidelines. This time around, however, it will come with much less on the line for their respective football programs.
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JCB dieselmax team breaks 200mph barrier
The eventual target may be 300mph, but the JCB Dieselmax team has broken the 200mph barrier as it prepares to break the World Diesel Land Speed Record.
The current record stands at 235mph, and that target is now within sight. The target speed of 300mph now also seems a realistic possibility after the wheeled yellow phallus clocked 201mph, and smashed 180mph in seven other practise runs at RAF Wittering near Peterborough.
Driver Andy Green, who in 1997 broke the overall land speed record in the mammoth ThrustSSC and clocked a speed-of-sound busting 763mph, said: "Exceeding 200mph really shows the potential of the car to break the record. Combined, the engines have twice the power of a Formula 1 car and it's remarkably easy to drive. It steers very well, the brakes work smoothly and the chassis is extremely stiff. That gives you the confidence you need when accelerating to very high speeds and then coming to a stop in a limited space.
Project director Dr Tim Leverton added: "I am really proud that we have exceeded 200mph at this stage of development, and now we can be more confident about achieving our target of 300mph. The car is a testament to the very best of British engineering".
UK testing is now finished and the team will flies out to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah this week, where it is hoped the Dieselmax will break the record.
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Cell providers began offering episodes on demand about a year ago. Sprint's 70 "channels" include streaming video from CBS and other networks, plus more than a dozen shows, such as Desperate Housewives and CSI: New York, with usually the previous four episodes available.
"If you are on your lunch break or if you are sitting in your car waiting for your kid at soccer practice and want to watch a chapter or two, you can do that," says Sprint's Aaron Radelet.
Mobile users are willing to watch for extended periods, says Nielsen Mobile's Nic Covey. Nearly half (47%) say their average session lasts 15 minutes or longer; 25% watch 30 minutes or more.
Says Covey: "Enough consumers watch mobile video for those lengths of time and enough consumers are interested in name-brand programming that this level of mobile viewing could be just as big an opportunity as clips."
Now playing: Top cell providers' TV offerings, plans
Current listings: On-demand full-length episodes from ABC (Lost, Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Ugly Betty, Samantha Who?) and CBS (CSI: NY, Numb3rs), Disney (Hannah Montana, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Wizards of Waverly Place). Other live and simulcast channels deliver episodes of The Daily Show (Comedy Central), Larry King Live (CNN), CBS Evening News With Katie Couric (CBS), The Hills (MTV), SpongeBob SquarePants (Nickelodeon), Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Cartoon Network), as well as Fox News Live, E! and ABC News Now.
The NFL Network simulcast will provide live coverage of the NFL draft this coming weekend.
Overall, Sprint has more than 70 channels of programming, including Spike, VH1, CMT and GameTrailers; 25 more are available in Spanish (available nationwide).
Also available on demand are movies such as I Am Legend (Warner), Enchanted (Disney), The Italian Job (Paramount), Spider-Man 3 (Sony) and Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector (Lionsgate), streamed in chapters or in their entirety (new releases cost $5.99 for the whole movie, others as low as $3.99).
Cost: Monthly cost for a data plan for on-demand and streamed programming starts at $15 (includes CNN, Disney, Fox Sports, Weather Channel, E! and NFL Network). A $20 plan has 21 more channels; additional channels can be purchased individually for $4.99 monthly.
Current listings: Cellular subscribers can watch full-length episodes of shows such as Lost, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, Sex and the City, Entourage, The Office and 30 Rock on demand. More full episodes are available on AT&T's MobiTV service (also offered on Sprint and Alltel), including Hannah Montana (Disney Channel), Dirty Jobs (Discovery), Battlestar Galactica (Sci Fi) and live NBA, MLB and college basketball games on ESPN Mobile TV; Access Hollywood; MSNBC; Fox News; Discovery Channel; TLC; Weather Channel; Oxygen and more.
AT&T recently offered live footage from the Masters golf tournament to MobiTV subscribers and on-demand content for cellphone users.
On the way: AT&T Mobile TV (58 U.S. markets), launching in May, will have channels with full episodes, including CSI and Two and a Half Men (CBS), The Office and My Name Is Earl (NBC), SpongeBob (Nickelodeon), The Daily Show (Comedy Central), Bones (Fox) and other content on MTV, ESPN and NBCNews2Go.
Also on Mobile TV is a new exclusive-to-AT&T channel, PIX, created by Sony, that will broadcast movies such as Groundhog Day, Memento, Ghostbusters and Philadelphia.


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Man charged with wanton endangerment after knife incident
A Spottsville man is in custody after allegedly making threats to others while he was armed with a knife.
The Kentucky State Police charged John L. Spurlock, 42, with first-degree wanton endangerment. The incident occurred Saturday evening when Spurlock allegedly threatened his neighbors.
After authorities arrived, Spurlock went into his residence and refused to come out, the state police said.
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2 July 2015, Rome--- Global food patterns and populations are changing, and so are the strategies of many developing countries who are trying to stay competitive with evolving markets. According to a new report by the African Development Bank, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the Economic Community of West African States the time should be now for West Africa's agriculture growth spurt. Many West African countries have been increasingly relying on food imports to meet their burgeoning urban food markets. This reflects the inability of their domestic food value chains to meet the evolving consumer (...)
1 July 2015, Rome--- Today, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization released The Agricultural Outlook for 2015-2024. The collaborative report between these two international organizations takes a look at prospects for different aspects of global production over the next decade. How will global crops fare? What might we expect in terms of price fluctuations? Which countries poised to be important importers and exporters of our staple foods? Also included in the outlook is a special feature on Brazil, which has seen a surge in agricultural growth and expanded trade. According to experts (...)
23 June 2015, Rome--- Mountain soils are the fragile foundations of ecosystems that ultimately provide water for more than half the world's population. According to experts however this important natural resource is not being managed well. Today, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization released a new book that offers technical insights on their sustainable management.
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I've been rowing a lot on the rowing machine. Having real motorcycle handlebars on there instead of the standard narrow grip makes a big difference in how my back feels sore after the session. If definitely feels more like a post hard ride sore with the wider bars.
I also got the wheels set up with the Bib Mousse's this weekend. I built a changing stand with allthread and some concrete I had lying around and with the help of my son we had both wheels done (old off, lubed mousse in, new on, wheels trued and spokes torqued in less than an hour). He did however, ask why I was sweating so much as we were trying to get the rear tire all of the way back on. I told him the sweats helps lube the bead and helps the last bit slide over the rim. He didn't buy it for a second, but still kept a firm grip on the third tire iron. He's still a little guy, but I couldn't have gotten the job done as easily without him.
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Recent funding to storage companies
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15K RPM disk drives
Need speed? While not spilling over with capacity, 15,000 rpm disk drives deliver average seek times for reads at about 3.5 ms vs. around 4.5 ms for 10,000 rpm drives.03 Jul 2002
Bona fide iSCSI products ship
With ratification of the standard coming soon, more and more iSCSI products have started surfacing.03 Jul 2002
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NDMP has emerged as the best way to provide plug-and-play connectivity between backup software and filer-attached tape drives.03 Jul 2002
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Virtual tape is cast for the open systems stage
For some people in the open systems world, tape is a four-letter word.03 Jul 2002
LSI buys IBM's RAID controller business unit
LSI Logic Storage has bought Big Blue's RAID controller business. LSI shelled out an undisclosed sum in a cash transaction for the Mylex business unit and more than 100 storage engineers.03 Jul 2002
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Rescued NC Sea Turtles To Be Released
Posted: 07/14/2010 - The loggerhead turtles will be set free off the coast of Georgia.
Posted: 07/14/2010 - The loggerhead turtles will be set free off the coast of Georgia.
Updated: 07/13/2010 - Sources say there's been a temporary agreement in a lawsuit over just who won the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament.
Updated: 07/12/2010 - The Coast Guard is trying to track down the individual who made recent false distress calls in North Carolina.
Updated: 07/12/2010 - The Highway Patrol commander met with troopers here in the East, the first of many meetings he'll hold to discuss their new Code of Conduct across the state.
Posted: 07/08/2010 - The jetties could provide stability for the shore, but some argue they are not a good idea.
Updated: 07/08/2010 - The state Division of Environmental Health Thursday lifted a water quality swimming alert at an ocean-side site in Currituck County.
Updated: 07/06/2010 - The U.S. Attorney's Office says Alisha Bittle of Kitty Hawk will have to pay the money back, plus spend almost three years in federal prison.
Posted: 07/06/2010 - A massive grapevine that may have been growing on North Carolina's coast since the 1500s is recovering after being sprayed with a powerful weedkiller.
Updated: 07/06/2010 - Officials have scheduled a handful of public hearings this week to get the public's input on replacing the massive, aging bridge.
Updated: 07/05/2010 - Wayne County community spent the day remembering the lives lost in last year's Ocracoke blast.
Updated: 07/02/2010 - Authorities say the loggerhead crawled out of the ocean and attempted to lay a nest when a vehicle hit it and dragged it about 12 feet.
Updated: 07/02/2010 - The Fourth of July holiday brings a lot of people to our coast not only to swim in our beautiful beaches but also to dine, shop and stay in our hotels.
Updated: 07/02/2010 - Park rangers say a Maryland man literally forgot to cover his tracks on the Outer Banks. Now he and another man have been charged with making "donuts" on protected areas of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Updated: 07/01/2010 - Some vacationers to the Outer Banks need to watch where they're swimming.
Updated: 07/01/2010 - Plans are moving forward that could see up to three wind turbines placed in the Pamlico Sound as early as next year to provide power for homes on the Outer Banks.
Updated: 07/02/2010 - The search for 54-year-old Bobby Barbers was suspended around 11:00 a.m. Friday.
Posted: 06/30/2010 - There was a tornado warning in that area, that expired at 5 p.m.
Posted: 06/30/2010 - Government scientists are on their way to study the Gulf of Mexico's loop current to see if it will bring oil around the tip of Florida and up the U.S. Atlantic coast.
Updated: 06/26/2010 - A new NC DOT plan, a public workshop, public hearings and a continued push to replace the Bonner Bridge over Oregon Inlet are all in the works.
Updated: 06/25/2010 - The National Park Service said on Friday that the turtle was killed on Ocracoke Island during the night between June 23 and 24.
Updated: 06/24/2010 - Scientists say exposure to high concentrations of the toxins for fish or shellfish can reduce their growth and reproduction, affecting populations.
Posted: 06/24/2010 - Five North Carolina lawmakers are asking the federal government to step in and assist in the replacement of a life-line to the Outer Banks.
Updated: 06/24/2010 - Qualified coastal residents will get a credit on their homeowners insurance policies, thanks to a order by Insurance Commission Wayne Goodwin.
Updated: 06/22/2010 - Learn about all the exciting events taking place on Ocracoke Island Sunday, July 4th.
Posted: 06/21/2010 - As a part of the "New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music", the Museum of the Albemarle will host Kindermusik with Mrs. Marsha Neal on Saturday, June 26th.


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Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook S6410 notebook
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Great screen, good battery life
Not the most powerful of machines
When it comes to notebooks, large machines tend to be the most popular as they offer more in the way of power but if you need to carry your machine around with you, opting for an ultraportable makes sense. The Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook S6410 walks a fine line between these two ideas, being portable but without having a tiny screen and keyboard.
The design is boxy and business-like but the body is solid and robust and certainly felt sturdy on the go. Weighing in at 1.8kg, this is an ultraportable notebook that is great for on the move. True, it's not the lightest of machines but with a 13.3-inch Super-TFT display there is no real compromise between weight and the amount of information you can view on the screen.
As you'd expect, the graphics are an integrated solution, so this isn't a portable gamer but it's good enough for DVDs and multimedia presentations.
Where this machine really impressed whilst mobile was in terms of battery life. We managed to get in excess of 5 hours from the standard battery pack, which is great if you need to work for long periods, as well as catch a movie.
The size of the screen also helps with the size of the keyboard and you'll find the Lifebook S6410 has a good-sized keyboard in place. In use, we found it comfortable to use and while there was a slight bounce as we typed, which became an annoyance when using it on the commute, when typing at a desk, was more than acceptable. The only real problem with this portable machine is the use of white keys, which gather dirt a little too quickly.
Alongside the keyboard you'll find media buttons that allows quick changes to your system, allowing you to lock it down, switch power mode on the fly, or simply access Vista's mobile power settings.
Where this machine perhaps didn't live up to expectations was in the power department. The Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 processor is a 2GHz chip and with 1024MB of memory, it handles Windows Vista Business Edition competently but the system did feel sluggish at times. The 80GB hard drive is sufficient, but for the price we were expecting more.
When it comes to staying in touch, Fujistu Siemens seem ahead of the game, as it doesn't tie your machine in with any one telco. This means you can choose to go with your current provider if needs be. The SIM card slots in under the battery and Fujitsu Siemens own 3G Watcher software configures it. We found getting a connection was easy but depending on where you're using mobile broadband depends on the strength of signal.


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Bringing you instant analysis from all of the weekends ACC games. Florida State at Maryland: 41-14 -- Florida State scored touchdowns on consecutive offensive plays early in the first quarter, setting the tone for a big scoring day for the Seminoles in which they clinched the ACC Atlantic. After taking five minutes off the clock, the 'Noles scored on their opening drive capped by a Devonta Freeman 5-yard touchdown run. After a fumble on the ensuing kickoff, EJ Manuel completed a ten-yard touchdown to Nick O'Leary for a 14-0 lead. FSU went into the second quarter up by the same score, and went into halftime up 27-0. -- Maryland, a team still devastated by injury, managed little offensively. Terrapin QB Shawn Petty did complete a 33-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Dorsey in the third quarter, and a 42-yard score to Kevin Dorsey with 25 seconds remaining in the fourth. Maryland gained 170 total yards, with 136 yards in the air and just 34 rushing yards. -- FSU exploded on the ground, g...
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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 70, No. 5, 2008
Issue release date: November 2008
|Section title: Original Paper
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis in Down's Syndrome: Clinical Presentation and EvolutionPopova G.a · Paterson W.F.b · Brown A.c · Donaldson M.D.C.b
aUniversity Children's Hospital, Sofia, Bulgaria; bDepartment of Child Health, and cScottish National Neonatal Screening Laboratory, Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow, UK
Received: 5/30/2007
Accepted: 12/6/2007
Published online: 9/30/2008
Issue release date: November 2008
Number of Print Pages: 7
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/HRP
Aim: It was the aim of this study to describe the presentation and clinical course of Hashimoto's thyroiditis (HT) in children with Down's syndrome (DS) in 2 Scottish health regions. Patients and Methods: We retrospectively analysed clinical, biochemical and thyroid antibody status in 38 patients with DS with HT diagnosed from 1989 to 2004. Results: The sex distribution was similar (20 males, 18 females), with a median age of 12.3 years (range 2.1–17.7). Of the 38 patients reviewed, 29 were identified by screening. A goitre was present in 6/38 patients. Thyroid antibodies were positive in 36/38 patients, negative in 1/38, and data were unavailable for 1/38. At presentation, 37/38 patients were hypothyroid: 21/37 with compensated hypothyroidism (6 treated initially) and 16/37 with decompensated hypothyroidism (all treated). Of the 15/21 compensated patients who were untreated initially, only 3 remitted while 12 showed disease progression prompting treatment. In the decompensated group, 1/16 patient pursued a fluctuating course between hypo- and hyperthyroidism. The final patient, who was hyperthyroid at presentation, also showed marked fluctuation in thyroid function over a 5-year period. Conclusion: The natural history of HT in DS is unusual, with no female predominance and infrequent goitre in our cohort. While almost all patients required treatment eventually, clinicians should be aware that the disease may pursue a fluctuating course between hypo- and hyperthyroidism.
© 2008 S. Karger AG, Basel
Received: May 30, 2007
Accepted: December 6, 2007
Published online: September 30, 2008
Number of Print Pages : 7
Number of Figures : 2, Number of Tables : 0, Number of References : 17
Hormone Research (From Developmental Endocrinology to Clinical Research)
Vol. 70, No. 5, Year 2008 (Cover Date: November 2008)
Journal Editor: Czernichow P. (Paris)
ISSN: 0301–0163 (Print), eISSN: 1423–0046 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/HRE
Received: 5/30/2007
Accepted: 12/6/2007
Published online: 9/30/2008
Issue release date: November 2008
Number of Print Pages: 7
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
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Sum 41 Kicks-Off New Run Of Guitar Center Sessions Episodes On DIRECTV, 5/28
Guitar Center, the world's largest musical instrument retailer, and DIRECTV, launch a new series of episodes of the award-winning music series Guitar Center Sessions this Saturday, May 28 with a new episode featuring Sum 41. Guitar Center Sessions features exclusive performances and intimate conversations conducted by Nic Harcourt. The Sum 41 episode premieres Saturday, May 28 at 10pm ET/PT in 2D hi-definition on DIRECTV'S The 101 Network (channel 101) and in 3D on DIRECTV'S n3D powered by Panasonic.
A sneak preview of the Sum 41 episode and exclusive performance of their hit single "Screaming Bloody Murder" can be seen at http://www.guitarcenter.com/sessions.
Started by high school friends who found a common bond in their love of punk bands like the Sex Pistols and the Ramones, Sum 41 is now in the second decade of a career highlighted by multi-platinum worldwide sales, two JUNO Awards (Canada's equivalent of a GRAMMY) and a devoted fan base. Sitting down with Harcourt, lead singer Deryck Whibley discusses the band's beginnings as he cherry-picked the best players from other local groups to form Sum 41, how touring and a love of performing is the driving force for the band today, and what success means in an uncertain music business climate.
"You can't imagine selling 10 million albums anymore," Whibley declares. "It can't happen, it just doesn't exist. Once you take that out of the equation it doesn't matter anymore. All I care about is if we put on a concert, are people there, that's all I care about."
After spending nearly all of last year on the road, including their 4th headlining run on the 2010 Vans Warped Tour, the group recently released their long-awaited new studio album SCREAMING BLOODY MURDER on Island Records. The album marks the first to be fully self-produced by Whibley.
Continuing its commitment to inspiring musicians, each episode of Guitar Center Sessions is filmed live in front of a studio audience in the world famous Guitar Center Hollywood Vintage Room. The show gives real music fans a rare peak inside the minds of their idols, with Harcourt's thoughtful, conversational questions drawing out new and intimate details from their storied careers. Audiences hear first-hand accounts from each artist about their personal and musical journeys and the influences that molded them into the icons they have become. "Sitting down to talk with Nic felt like a great discussion with a friend, not an inquisition," says Peter Frampton. "I can honestly say it was the best interview of my entire career to date."
Other upcoming episodes include: Peter Frampton, Bad Religion, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Saint Motel, Social Distortion and the incomparable Blondie.
After its series debut, featuring episodes with artists including Peter Gabriel Weezer, Jane's Addiction, The Cult, CAKE and Jakob Dylan, Guitar Center Sessions was the recipient of the International 3D Society's award for Best Music Television Series in 2010.
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Judging from the appearance of a number of history texts
recently received in the Association office, there seems to be a
tendency for the new publications to be more attractive than
those issued a decade or so ago. Handsome formats, excellent
maps, and attractive illustrations are observed in a number of
the new books.
Houghton Mifflin Company has brought out a second edition
of John D. Hicks' The Federal Union: A History of the United
States to 1865 (The Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1952). The new
edition has an attractive appearance; a few minor changes have
been made in the text itself.
A revised edition of Ralph Volney Harlow's The United States:
From Wilderness to World Power (Henry Holt and Company,
Inc., New York, 1953) has been issued. The work "is designed
to provide basic, essential material for the one-year college course
in American history."
Henry Bamford Parkes' The United States of America: A His-
tory (Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1953), is another recent
college text. The comprehensive work has attractive illustrations,
and the maps done by Theodore R. Miller are most commendable.
Harold E. Davis, director of Inter-American Studies of The
American University in Washington, D. C., in The Americas in
History (The Ronald Press Company, New York, 1953), has
designed a textbook for courses which includes the history of all
the American nations in the Western Hemisphere. The one-
volume work attempts to present in broad outline the political,
social, and cultural history of the New World. Author Davis
credits his hemispheric interpretation of American history to
the late Professor Herbert E. Bolton.
Those persons unable to possess a copy of Scribner's Dictionary
of American History will find that Michael Martin and Leonard
Gelber have rendered a valuable service with their New Diction-
ary of American History (Philosophical Library, New York,
1952). The New Dictionary in one volume does have limitations
but at the same time provides a useful reference work for
American history.
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 57, July 1953 - April, 1954. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101152/. Accessed July 6, 2015.


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Andrews, who often played detectives during a TV career that spanned five decades, died of cardiac arrest Jan. 27 at his longtime home in Encino, his family said.
"Dad was really proud of 'The Mod Squad.' He felt the show made a big difference because it was one of the first television series to address social issues such as drugs, prostitution and teen pregnancy that were more hush-hush before that time," said Barbara Andrews, one of his six children
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After seeing Andrews in "Mister Roberts" on Broadway, director
"To us, John Ford was Uncle Plum because Ford loved him and kept giving him more lines here and there," Barbara Andrews said. "He was a huge influence in his life."
The actor worked on more than 60 television shows, including a lead role as tough-talking Lt. Russo in "The Detectives Starring Robert Taylor," which aired from 1959 to 1962.
Tiger Andrews was born March 19, 1920, in
When Andrews was 3, his mother, Selma, died and his father, George, later remarried. He grew up in a large family in Middlesex, N.J., where his father ran a fruit stand.
A former standout in high school plays, he graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in
In an off-Broadway revival of "The Threepenny Opera" that debuted in 1955, he appeared as Streetsinger, an experience his family said he cherished.
His wife of 46 years, Norma Thornton, a dancer who appeared regularly on "The Ed Sullivan Show," died in 1996.
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"We spend around $10,000 a month on food," Latta said. "We usually order 15,000 to 18,000 pounds a month."
Every bit of food that is donated is food that does not have to be purchased.
Latta was overjoyed with the ARC donation.
"It is tremendous," she said. "That is a huge amount of food."
Elizabeth Siskavich, an employee at ARC, explained that the effort is a way for individuals served by ARC to give back to the community and become more integrated.
They brought boxes to collect food to various businesses, some of which they already volunteer at. They later collected all the food.
"We want them to be seen as respected community members and to build relationships," Siskavich said.
April Veach felt part of the community. She enjoyed the endeavor.
"I like helping people," Veach said. "It's the right thing to do."
Emerson Bernard liked helping as well. He grinned the entire time he unloaded food from the truck.
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Lyon basketball camp award winners announced
The winners of Lyon College's girls junior and senior high basketball camp have been announced by Lyon Coach Tracy Stewart-Lange.
Hope Isaacs of Highland and Kallie Ross of Mountain View won the junior high and senior high most valuable player awards, respectively.
The Piper Awards went to Mara Caudell of California, Mo., (junior) and Catie Ross of Mountain View (senior).
The top defenders were Baylea Altom of Bald Knob (junior) and Michelle Dobbins of Mountain View (senior).
Listed below are the other award winners with the junior high winner listed first:
Former Lyon basketball player killed in wreck
Former Lyon College basketball player Brandon Thomas was killed in a motorcycle wreck June 9 in Miami, Fla.
"He was a big guy, but was gentle. He was well-liked by his teammates and stayed in touch," Lyon basketball Coach Kevin Jenkins said.
Thomas was in Batesville last July for the wedding of former teammate Craig Amos and Nikki Baker.
The 2007 graduate was thrown from his motorcycle and Miami-Dade County police said he died at the scene, according to a report from the Miami Herald.
Former coach at BHS, SAU hired to direct UCA baseball
CONWAY (AP) — Allen Gum, a former head baseball coach at Batesville High School, has been hired by the University of Central Arkansas as its new baseball coach.
Gum went 226-68 in five seasons as head coach at Division II Southern Arkansas. The Muleriders went 47-10 this year and had a player picked with the 16th overall selection in the draft. Hayden Simpson led four SAU players in the draft.
Lyon athletic department unveils LyonScots.com, eliminates Piper mascot
Lyon College has unveiled its new athletic website www.lyonscots.com, in conjunction with the announcement that the college is consolidating its mascot to Scots for both its male and female athletic teams, according to a news release from Lyon's athletic department.
Doctors sweep Searcy
The Batesville Medical Park Orthopaedic Clinic Doctors swept Searcy Land O'Frost in a Junior American Legion baseball doubleheader at the Batesville North Complex on Tuesday night.
The 11-1 and 8-3 victories improved the Doctors' records to 3-1 in Zone 2 and 8-2 overall.
The opener, which counted in the zone standings, ended after four and a half innings on the 10-run rule. Levi Henderson provided the decisive blow — a 2-out, 2-run triple that capped an 8-run surge and provided the run-rule margin.
U.S. Reed, 10 others to be added to Razorback Sports Hall of Honor
FAYETTEVILLE (AP) — Former Arkansas basketball player U.S. Reed will enter the school's Sports Hall of Honor this fall.
Reed, whose half-court shot beat Louisville in the second round of the 1981 NCAA tournament, is one of 11 new members for the hall. Football players Ike Forte, Greg Koch and Kevin Scanlon will be part of this class, along with baseball player Bubba Carpenter, track and field's Erick Walder and Tracy Robertson and diver Karen Gorham.
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First Community Bank 12, Furniture 4 Less 0
First Community Bank: triples — Blayne Bufford, Gannon Bailey, Jack Casteel; doubles — Braiden Wright, Bailey (2), Casen Manry, Casteel; two or more singles — Bufford, Daniel Haurnet, Brody Cole, Devin Esquivel
Youth coaches reminded of 'Sandlot summary' policies
The Guard sports department's policies regarding the publication of youth league baseball, tee-ball and softball scores and highlights, ordinarily published under the headings "Sandlot summary" or "Sandlot," include the following:
The deadline for submitting scores and other information at the Guard sports desk is 1 p.m. the day after the game.
Ricemen outrun Highwaymen in Legion showdown
JONESBORO — The Jonesboro Ricemen pulled away from the Atlas Asphalt Highwaymen in the late stages of an American Legion AAA contest here Monday night.
The Ricemen won the 7-inning game 15-9 after the score was tied 6-6 entering the sixth inning.
Talan Roepcke started on the hill for the Highwaymen. He pitched five innings and gave up nine earned runs on eight hits, four walks and two hit batsmen. He struck out two.
'Stars of Tomorrow' camp award winners announced
Award winners for Batesville High School's Stars of Tomorrow basketball camp were recognized Thursday at the end of the first of two sessions.
Winners for the grades 7-9 session were: Most Valuable Player — Madison Stave and Chase Huskey; Pioneer Award — Haley Drake and Jalen Meadows; Hustle Award — Haley Cole and Trent Swaim; hot shot — Emily Gardner and Matthew Callahan; obstacle course — Stave and Huskey; free-throw shooting — Drake and Ben Johnson; and 1-on-1 competition — Stave and Huskey.
Winners announced for session one of football camp at Batesville High
Award winners for Batesville High School's Trailblazer Football Camp were recognized Thursday at the end of the first of two sessions.
Winners for the grades 4-6 session were: Outstanding Camper — Ryan McDoniel, Caden Huskey and Zach Fredericks; Punt, Pass and Kick Champion — Seth Salters, Logan Holman and Kylan Robinson; longest punt — Colby McDoniel; longest pass — Zach Griffin; longest kick, 40-yard dash and vertical jump — Robinson; shuttle agility run — Haston Bullard.
Doctors sweep Paragould
PARAGOULD — Batesville's Junior American Legion team, the Medical Park Orthopaedic Clinic Doctors, swept Paragould here Friday.
The Doctors won the opener 10-2 and took the 5-inning nightcap 10-3. The opener makes Batesville's zone record 2-2. Game two did not count in the zone standings. The Doctors are 4-2 overall.
Tanner Ring pitched the complete game victory in game one. He scattered seven hits over seven innings, struck out six and walked three.


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Android found taking a leak on Apple logo in Google Maps24 April 2015
The usually cute Android character has been spotted on Google Maps micturating on the Apple logo. The urinating Android was spotted by a friend of Team Android who pointed out this picture appears both in the desktop Google Maps as well as on mobile.... >>
Google joins the hunt for the Loch Ness Monster21 April 2015
The most famous photograph purporting to show the Loch Ness Monster was published on 21 April 1934 in the Daily Mail. Known as Surgeon's Photograph (as reportedly the photographer Robert Kenneth Wilson was a gynaecologist), it showed the neck and head... >>
Google Maps Pac-Man is not an April Fools' joke, it's a gift from Google1 April 2015
Yes today is April Fools' Day and yes Google has overlaid playable Pac-Man on its Google Maps service. But why is that an April Fool? We consider it a nice gift from Google. The little treat from Google allows you to finish your Google Maps journey planning... >>
Find how delayed your train will be and another way home with Google Maps15 December 2014
Google has added a new feature to its Google Maps app that includes real time data from National Rail in the UK to inform passengers of any delays or cancellations to their trains. Searching for public transport directions in the Google Maps app for Android... >>
Google Maps for Android and iPhone has a new look and integration with OpenTable and Uber5 November 2014
Google has given Google Maps for Android and iPhone what it described as a "fresh new design", but really, it's just material design. Google revealed a new design language for Android, Chrome OS, and the web last June. It actually involved a new look,... >>
Nokia Here to launch on Android as Samsung Galaxy exclusive, will power Gear S maps too29 August 2014
Nokia has announced that its Here mapping app will be available as an Anroid beta app just for Samsung Galaxy smartphones. This news follows an announcement from yesterday, when Nokia said it had partnered with Samsung to also bring the Here app to Tizen-powered... >>
Now you can listen to Google Maps, with Amplifon's Sounds of Street View25 August 2014
Google Street View will let you do everything from virtual time travel to spot the The Stig on Top Gear's test track. But now you can experience the panoramic Google Maps feature in true 3D, thanks to a third-party company that has provided an extra layer... >>