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China stresses need to keep Tibet stable
China on Monday warned government officials in Tibet that failing to maintain stability could result in job loss or criminal prosecution, the latest sign of heightened ethnic tensions in the remote Himalayan region.
Despite ceremony, NY fort's skeletons not buried
For decades, tourists visiting this popular Adirondack village could gape at the skeletons of soldiers from nearby French and Indian War sites. Then in 1993, a somber reburial ceremony was held to finally put the remains to rest.
Correction: Australia helicopter deaths story
In a story Feb. 5 about the deaths of two filmmakers in an Australian helicopter crash, The Associated Press reported erroneously the location of the crash. Nowra is 97 miles (156 kilometers) south of Sydney, not north.
Activists: Syrian troops pound Homs neighborhoods
Syrian troops shelled neighborhoods in the restive city of Homs on Monday, striking a makeshift medical clinic and residential areas in an assault that killed at least 12 people, activists said.
6.8 quake in Philippines kills 5, buries homes
A strong earthquake in the central Philippines killed at least five people Monday as it destroyed buildings and triggered landslides that buried dozens of houses, trapping residents. At least 29 people were missing.
LA school to close for 2 days over teacher arrests
Classes will be canceled for two days at an elementary school where two teachers face allegations of lewd acts with students, and the Los Angeles superintendent of schools is planning a meeting with troubled parents.
Putin promises Russians bigger say in politics
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who is running for a third term as president, on Monday promised Russians a bigger say in politics amid the growing public discontent with his dominance of power.
Mexico party picks woman as presidential candidate
A major political party in Mexico has chosen a female presidential candidate for the first time, as the ruling party bet that a charismatic former congresswoman will help it erode the lead held by its powerful rival.
Factory collapse in Pakistan kills 2, traps dozens
A three-story factory illegally set up in a residential area of an eastern Pakistani city collapsed Monday after several gas cylinders inside exploded, killing at least two people and trapping over 40 others in the rubble, officials said.
Report: Simpson dolls join Barbie on Iran ban list
An Iranian government-affiliated agency has banned dolls of the Simpsons cartoon characters, who join Barbie and others on a toy blacklist, an independent newspaper reported on Monday.
Crash injures Oceanside woman
A 44-year-old Oceanside woman sustained major injuries in a car crash and was airlifted to a hospital Sunday afternoon.
Canepa: Game wasn't great, but outcome says great things about Coughlin, Manning
This was more of a parlor game, everything on the table, very little off the board. In a digital age, Super Bowl XLVI was analog. These were two good, not great, teams trudging along through the Midwest soil. The pace was not Hitchcockian.
Column: The 'new' Belichick lasts less than a week
Turns out the "new" Bill Belichick looks and sounds an awful lot like the "old" one.
Most families return after Calif. base explosion
Most families returned to a military housing complex outside a remote U.S. Marine training base in Northern California on Sunday, two days after a propane gas explosion that killed a Marine's wife and critically burned two other people.
Patriots leave Super Bowl victory on the field
A team that usually capitalizes better let Super Bowl XLVI slip away with drops and other lapses.
Patriots' loss is Super disappointment for fans
Hundreds of officers who lined the streets of Boston had little to do as fans quietly mourned their team's Super Bowl loss Sunday night, but 14 people were arrested across the state at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst when police in riot gear dispersed a rambunctious crowd.
Eli Manning is Super elite
Acee's analysis: Eli Manning, with his second Super Bowl MVP award, should have no more doubters. And he is as fun to watch as any quarterback in the league in many years.
MAFFEI: From halftime to end zone, NBC excels in coverage
There is a reason why NBC hired Tony Dungy and Rodney Harrison
Factory collapse in Pakistan kills 1, traps 40
A rescue official says a three-story factory building has collapsed in a city in eastern Pakistan, killing at least one person and trapping around 40 others.
NBC broadcasts Super Bowl with pomp and promotion
Clint Eastwood's patriotic pep talk about "halftime in America" might just as well have applied to NBC.
Column: Brady will get another chance at legacy
Tom Brady was one of the last ones out of the shower, perhaps hoping some extra hot water would help take the sting out of a crushing Super Bowl loss. In a nearly deserted New England Patriots locker room, he sat wearily pulling on his boots, the pained look on his face never changing.
Oil near $97 amid signs US economy improving
Oil prices fell slightly to near $97 a barrel Monday in Asia despite signs U.S. economic growth is improving.
China bars its airlines from paying EU carbon tax
China announced Monday it will prohibit its airlines from paying European Union charges on carbon emissions, ratcheting up a global dispute over the cost of combatting climate change.
6.8 earthquake shakes central Philippines; 1 dead
A strong earthquake struck the central Philippines on Monday, killing a child, destroying buildings, shattering windows and triggering a local tsunami alert that sent residents fleeing.
Too many kids breathe others' smoke in cars: CDC
Texting while driving, speeding and back-seat hanky-panky aren't all that parents need to worry about when their kids are in cars: Add secondhand smoke to the list.
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Today is Monday, Feb. 6, the 37th day of 2012. There are 329 days left in the year.
SAN MARCOS: Community college grads earn 35 percent more than high school only grads
Community college graduates can expect to earn 35 percent more than workers with only high school degrees, while those who complete four-year degrees nearly double their earnings, a report commissioned by San Diego and Imperial County community colleges found.
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Super disappointment for Super Bowl Patriots fans
It was like 2008 all over again for disappointed Patriots fans who watched as their team lost Sunday to the New York Giants in the Super Bowl for the second time in five years.
Sports Media: NBC only good, not Super
Network could have been sharper discussing key moments of Giants' victory over Patriots.
Driver dies when pickup strikes house
A 50-year-old San Marcos man died after crashing a vehicle into a house Sunday afternoon in San Marcos, the California Highway Patrol reported.
LA County man arrested in death of pregnant wife
Los Angeles County homicide detectives have arrested a 41-year-old man after the death of his pregnant wife.
Myanmar panel says Suu Kyi can run for Parliament
An elections panel Monday affirmed opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's candidacy for Myanmar's Parliament in another step toward political openness in a country emerging from nearly a half-century of iron-fisted military rule.
Indonesia to hit train roof riders with nasty goop
Indonesia has another bizarre way to keep commuters off the roofs of trains: swat them with brooms drenched in putrid goop.
Police disperse post-Super Bowl crowds at UMass
Police have been forced to disperse hundreds of students who gathered at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst after the Patriots lost the Super Bowl.
Tuck's pressure keeps Brady in check
Justin Tuck called together his pals from the New York Giants' defensive line, gathering them in the end zone before the game for an impromptu pep talk and urging them to create some havoc for Tom Brady.
Magnitude 6.8 earthquake shakes central Philippines, no immediate reports of casualties....
Magnitude 6.8 earthquake shakes central Philippines, no immediate reports of casualties.
Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
Josh Powell's note was simple and short, a farewell to the world after two years of being scrutinized in the media, hammered by police and questioned by judges, prosecutors and social workers, living his life under a microscope since the day his wife vanished.
Giants take advantage of Patriots' gamble for TD
Bill Belichick saw the New York Giants at the 6-yard line and a clock with only 64 seconds left on it.
ESCONDIDO: Men accused of kidnapping, holding four in hotel room
Police arrested three men on suspicion of kidnapping four
Indonesia's new barrier to deter train roof riders
Indonesia has come up with another bizarre plan to keep commuters from riding on the roofs of trains: Swat them with brooms drenched in putrid goop.
S.D. golf tourney features elite college field
The tournament that was started as a way to gather all of San Diego's college men's golf teams together has turned into a top attraction for some of the best teams in the country.
NYC fans cheer, dance as Giants defeat Patriots
The repeat performance was just as good as the first for New York Giants fans as they watched their team again beat the New England Patriots 21-17 Sunday in the Super Bowl.
Patriots can't win biggest game for Kraft
Robert Kraft stared at the scoreboard, to see if time really had run out.
Pats fans disappointed by loss reminiscent of 2008
It was like 2008 all over again for disappointed Patriots fans who watched as their team lost Sunday to the New York Giants in the Super Bowl for the second time in five years.
Giants' forgotten WR Manningham delivers big time
Move over David Tyree. Mario Manningham is the new star in the Giants' latest version of "The Catch."
Missed chances cost Patriots in Super Bowl
The eyes that watched Tom Brady's pass sail to him were red. The hands that couldn't catch it were clasped in his lap. The heart that has helped make Wes Welker a star was broken.
Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
Elite and Eli. One and the same.
Eli Manning wins 2nd Super Bowl MVP award
Eli Manning is elite, for sure. A king of comebacks, too. And far, far more than Peyton's little brother now.
Mexican ruling party picks woman as prez candidate
Mexico's ruling party on Sunday chose a former congresswoman to run for president, the first time a major party has nominated a woman to compete for the nation's top office.
ENCINITAS: City may delay construction on aging beach restrooms
Plans to replace Moonlight Beach's badly aging restrooms and concession area may be put on hold while Encinitas seeks at least a one-year extension on a grant-spending deadline.
LAKE ELSINORE: City picks targets for future cleanups
While Lake Elsinore's Clean Extreme campaign got off to a grand start with a massive volunteer cleanup of a property earlier this month,
Super Bowl: Pats' last attempt fails as Giants win
Eli Manning and the New York Giants are Super Bowl champions again.
Asian stocks rise after US unemployment falls
Asian stock markets climbed Monday after U.S. unemployment fell to its lowest in three years, suggesting a stronger recovery in the world's No. 1 economy that could benefit the region's exporters.
New York Giants win the Super Bowl, beating the New England Patriots 21-17...
New York Giants win the Super Bowl, beating the New England Patriots 21-17
Giants overcome midseason struggles, now champs
New England quarterback Tom Brady couldn't stage a last-ditch drive to overcome New York's 21-17 lead.
M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
The NFL and a major television network are apologizing for another Super Bowl halftime show.
Chopper makes emergency landing at CA playground
Authorities say a helicopter encountered mechanical problems before making an emergency landing at an elementary school playground in a Modesto, Calif., neighborhood.
Island nation of Vanuatu jolted by several quakes
The South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu continues to be jolted by several moderate to strong earthquakes after a magnitude 7.1 temblor hit last week.
Super Bowl: Giants' coach fired up over non-call
The Giants are running out of tight ends.


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I just tried these for the first time and I am a little disappointed. They are not near as good as my great-grandmother's recipe for icicle pickles. It was fun to try a new version and do a side by side comparison, but from now on I will stick with our old favorites (which takes longer and has a stronger syrup). I followed the recipe except that I omitted the food coloring, as I didn't think it was healthy to add the extra dye.
My cucumbers have been very bitter this year and I hated to waste them all to the compost heap so I tried your recipe in the hope of salvaging them.
Now that they are canned and cooling on the counter, I am prepping for the next batch to which I plan to add some hot peppers for a little zest.
Not only did your recipe eliminate the bitterness, the pickles are yummy! I am a little bummed because all my jars sealed so I won't be putting a dud in the fridge to snack on.
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I loved them! These pickles are well worth the time. I put more blue than green food colouring to copy the old copper colour! Who wants to use a copper scrubby or copper sulfate, lol! Thanks for the great recipe, I looked and looked for one! These make wonderful little gifts and look great with pared with the Christmas red pickles!
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|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), finely chopped
|Dried oregano leaves
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|Chopped fresh parsley
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|Finely chopped green bell pepper
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- Cartoon Characters: Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician, Lothar, Lothar Jr. (L.J.), The Phantom/Kit Walker, Rick, Jedda, Kshin, Zuffy, Prince Crotan, Ming the Merciless.
- Voice Actors: William Callaway, Hal Rayle, Adam Carl, Ron Feinberg, Buster Jones, Loren Lester, Sarah Partridge, Diane Pershing, Peter Renaday, Lou Richards; Full Voice Cast ...
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- First Aired on October 01, 1986.
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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With about a billion domestic US passengers expected by 2010, capacity will be needed, but travellers are wary. Looming over any major new airport terminal is the Terminal Five fiasco at London's Heathrow, a technological disaster and architectural triumph from which British Airways is still recovering. In the US, travellers have vivid memories of the new Denver Airport opening in 1995 - the victim of a malfunctioning bag-handling system that did not work for several years.
In Indianapolis, a major Midwestern banking and pharmaceutical centre, a new airport terminal opening in November is so much closer to the existing runways that taxi times will be reduced dramatically. But at $1.1 billion, the new terminal comes at a time when Northwest Airlines, the airport's major airline, is cutting and the city's number two and three, Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways, are also trimming schedules. The city's home town carrier, ATA Airlines, went out of business earlier this year.
At Raleigh/Durham in North Carolina, a new $570 million terminal comes on line in late October just as the airport's largest tenant, American Airlines, cuts back. With about 24% of the market, American ended a dozen flights in September, shifted others to regional jets, and plans to cut more in November.
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Duncan's big night marred by one Butler dunk
Tim Duncan had the kind of game Thursday night that undoubtedely will earn him a first-ballot nomination into the Basketball Hall of Fame after his retirement. Duncan went for 18 points, five rebounds and was plus-23 in the Spurs' convincing 105-88 Game 2 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. It was the kind of steady game […] [Read More]
Batum wants quick free-agency decision
Disgruntled Portland forward Nicolas Batum apparently is interested in settling where he will play very early in the free-agency period starting on July 1. This decision places him with a different mindset than Portland, which has openly talked about signing other potential free agents before they decide on Batum. That strategy would be smart business […] [Read More]
Duncan's rivalry with Garnett detailed in SI article
Spurs captain Tim Duncan is the subject of a fascinating cover story in the most recent Sports Illustrated that started showing up in mailboxes across South Texas Wednesday morning. It is the fourth time that Duncan has been a cover subject for the venerable weekly sports magazine since joining the Spurs. The article, written by veteran […] [Read More]
Five quick takes: Kawhi's game was microcosm of his rookie season
Kawhi Leonard seemed legitimately surprised earlier in the day when he learned he had finished fourth in the Rookie of the Year balloting. The Spurs' rookie forward might have been stunned at his finish, but he showed later in the game exactly why he has become such a coveted member of this rookie class. Leonard […] [Read More]
Metta World Peace's elbows still painful for Harden
So much for any lessons learned by Metta World Peace after his seven-game suspension for an elbow earlier this year to James Harden. The Laker enforcer scored another direct hit on Harden with an elbow during Oklahoma City's 119-90 victory over the Lakers in Game 1 Monday night. While battling for offensive positioning early in […] [Read More]
Spurs get national 'Big' treatment from NBA
It's a fashionable sentiment among many in Spurs Nation. The thought is that the rest of the nation has never really appreciated the Spurs' accomplishment of winning four NBA titles during a nine-season period from 1999-2007. But it appears the NBA is intent on bringing some attention back to the Spurs as they continue their […] [Read More]
Is Kobe a dirty player? You make the call
Kobe Bryant might have been sick with a bad case of stomach flu Thursday night. But it didn't appear to dampen his competitive juices, at least if this play is any indication. Bryant raked Denver rookie forward Kenneth Faried as he attempted a layup early in the third quarter. The Lakers All-Star forward appeared to […] [Read More]
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ROBBERS attacked a teenage boy and made off with his phone and rucksack.
The incident happened at 5.45pm on Friday when the 15-year-old victim was walking along Pilsbury Street, Porthill.
Two males demanded his money and mobile phone and punched him several times.
The pair managed to take his Sony Experia mobile phone and his rucksack and made off down Ellison Street.
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The rucksack was later found in an A500 underpass.
The offenders were aged 16 to 20. One was approximately six foot tall, and wearing a red cap with a yellow motif, grey hooded jacked and grey joggers.
The other was 5ft 10ins tall and wearing a navy blue jacket and light blue or grey shorts. Both were said to be of a lean build.
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Discus or Hurdles—They're Really Not That Different
Don't stereotype Germany's Robert Harting. He's more than just a discus man.
Harting won the discus throw at Olympic Stadium on Tuesday night with a toss of 68.27 meters. But Harper is no brooding hulk. He stripped off his shirt, draped himself in the German flag and took off on his exuberant lap of honor.
When he hit the final turn, however, Harting ran into an obstacle perhaps more daunting than the competition he had just finished: the hurdles that were being set up for the women's 100-meter final.
Not one to back down, apparently, Harting chose not to steer around them—he got on the track and started leaping over them, never missing. Harting's leaping victory lap was interrupted, however, when he got to the final hurdle, which was still being set up by London 2012 volunteers. He politely stepped aside.
Kobe Bryant Keeps Checking Facebook While at Work
Only one member of the U.S. men's basketball team doesn't use Twitter or Instagram. His name is Kobe Bryant. But the five-time NBA champion doesn't need Twitter or Instagram. He already has 13.6 million fans on Facebook, by far the most of any Olympian.
Bryant has spent his time in London sharing details of everyday life in the Olympic Village. Among his Facebook scoops: Kobe has eaten a bowl of strawberries and kiwis for a pregame dessert, asked Australian swimmers to watch them train (he received "some Speedos" in return) and took his kids to see Michael Phelps's last Olympic race. "It's one thing to hear it from 'Dad,'" he wrote, "but another to see others enjoy the success of hard work." He has documented meetings with American swimmer Rebecca Soni, retired Ukrainian pole-vaulter Sergey Bubka (twice) and U.S. pole-vaulter Jenn Suhr, plus her husband. He also hung an American flag in his hotel room.
But wait! The public diary of one of history's most ferocious and fascinating basketball players raises the question: Who is actually the author of Kobe's Facebook? Surely there's a deft ghostwriter making all this magic happen.
As it turns out, it isn't much of a mystery. Kobe himself is responsible for updating the enormously popular page, representatives for Bryant confirmed. And he's only lightly edited: Kobe sends photos and messages to someone in the U.S. who fact checks, spell checks and then posts away.
Not that there was reason to doubt that the missives are any less authentic than LeBron James's tweets or Kevin Durant's no-filter photos. When Bryant, who embraces the nickname Black Mamba, published a note Friday at 12:08 a.m., he signed off with two words: "Mamba out." Even the Kobe Bryant of ghostwriting couldn't pull that off.
To Be Honest, We're Really Just Here to See the Horse
In the rarefied sport of equestrian, the worst thing that can happen to an athlete, perhaps worse than losing, is to be upstaged by your horse.
This is why we must feel sympathy for American Jan Ebeling—the rider of Rafalca, the horse that is better known as being part-owned by Ann Romney, wife of the Repulican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Because of the Romney connection, the German-born Ebeling has been pelted repeatedly with questions not only about the horse he rides but also the horse's notable owner. The seemingly unflappable, 53-year-old gent remained in good spirits after his ride; he and Rafalca finished 28th out of 32 competitors in the dressage competition Tuesday. "I'm fortunate to have a wonderful horse," he said.
So the Welsh Guard Walks into a Volleyball Venue...
The Olympic beach-volleyball venue at Horse Guards Parade is nestled among London's austere government buildings and has been the scene of all sorts of silliness the past 10 days, with a pumped-up announcer demanding crowd participation and nearly nude dancers leading conga lines. The latest installment came Tuesday, nearly an hour before the men's and women's semifinal matches started.
With only a handful of spectators in the bleachers, roughly three-dozen members of the Band of the Welsh Guards marched onto the sandy pitch. They were wearing their hallmark red jackets and furry black bearskin hats known as busbies. The brass band started playing a fairly somber set—at least by beach-volleyball standards—including a toned-down version of "Livin' La Vida Loca."
They were interrupted mid-song, however, when the stadium's deafening sound system launched into "Yakety Sax," the slapstick song usually played while the stadium's sand is being raked between sets. Spectators exchanged confused glances. The band eventually finished its performance and marched off. In their place, seven young women came out banging tambourines and rolling in the sand to a blaring tune from the Rolling Stones.
—David Enrich
Bridge Over Troubled Poetry
Walk over Millennium Bridge and you might hear someone talking about dead kittens. But no need to alert PETA. During the Olympics, spoken poetry is being played on the footbridge that runs over the Thames River—connecting the Tate Modern Museum on one side and St. Paul's Cathedral on the other. Called "Tales From the Bridge," it's being touted as a "3-D soundscape" of stories and poems about London.
Ann Hemming, who lives just north of the bridge, grimaced while listening to the words as she walked with a friend. "It's strange," she said, adding that she also found the poetry confusing.
Not everyone's a hater, though. Sue Price, visiting from New Zealand and out for a run, said she was drawn to the bridge because of the music and liked the voices. "It reminds me of listening to Bad Jelly the Witch [a children's story] on Sunday mornings.
—Shirley S. Wang
India's Olympic Philosophy: Just Here to Have Fun
India has 1.2 billion people. But of that 1.2 billion, exactly three have won medals at these London Games, none of which are gold.
When asked why India is so bad, Bollywood star Abhiskek Bachchan said, "I still feel in India we look upon sports as a recreational activity, but I think people have to understand there's a career in sports. It's not just necessary to be a doctor or a lawyer or an engineer."
—Shirley S. Wang
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The father of Bollywood star Abhiskek Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan, is an actor and cricket supporter. An earlier version of this article incorrectly said the father was a famous cricket player.


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MINNEAPOLIS It didn't end predictably, to a San Antonio team that could have eviscerated it or an Atlanta squad that could have tricked it into submission. It didn't end to a Brooklyn group that could have trampled it before it ballooned or to a bunch from Houston led by a beard with an axe to grind.It didn't end in any way anyone would have drawn up, and so of course it ended like it did, with a hobbled team and a diminutive point guard, with a beard rivaling James Harden's and the man attached finally hitting his stride.When the buzzer sounded on the Timberwolves' 99-93 win over the Thunder on Thursday, Oklahoma City's 12-game winning streak went in the books. Done. It was the longest such streak since the Thunder became the Thunder, and when it died, so too did the team's stretch of the same length of wins over Minnesota. Done and done, to be precise, and to blink and wonder if that really happened would not have been an outlandish response.Welcome to Minnesota, where any attemp...
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New Hampshire Boat Museum Seeks Items For Upcoming Auction
WOLFEBORO — Wanting to sell your boat this summer? The New Hampshire Boat Museum in Wolfeboro has the perfect venue for you at their New England Vintage Boat Auction to be held Saturday, July 12 on the Museum grounds starting at 10 a.m.
The Museum is actively seeking consignments and donations for this auction which is the Museum's largest fundraiser of the year. A wide variety of boats as well as boat or lake-related items are sold each year. The auction draws hundreds of bidders each year making it a great way to sell your boat or to purchase a boat to use this summer.
To learn more about consigning or donating a boat or item, either visit the Museum's website at www.nhbm.org or call the Museum to have paperwork mailed to you. Individuals are encouraged to contact the Museum early to finalize their consignment or donation.
Boats and other auction items will be promoted ahead of time on our website, nhbm.org, to help entice buyers. There are also preview opportunities for the public on Friday, July 11, from noon-5 pm and Saturday, July 12, from 8-10 am. Buyers are encouraged to pre-register for the auction on-line at www.nhbm.org.
A typical selection of boats the Museum seeks for auction include wooden, vintage or classic, fiberglass, canoes, sailboats and kayaks in conditions ranging from excellent to good and useable to project boats. Small items such as outboard motors and boating accessories are also sought.
In addition, items including rustic camp items or lake memorabilia, water skis, camp tables, chairs, stools, lamps, decoys, as well as decorative items such as lake prints and watercolors are sold at this auction which has something for everyone.
While the Museum accepts consignments, they are also seeking donations. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The donor receives a tax credit, while the proceeds from the sale benefit the Boat Museum and their education programs and exhibits.
Jack McLaughlin, Auction Chair, said, "The Vintage Boat Auction is a great place for those who want to sell their boats and boating items to a large group of interested buyers from throughout the northeast at a good price. In addition, whether consigning or donating, you will be helping the New Hampshire Boat Museum with their largest fundraiser of the year."
For full auction information either visit www.nhbm.org or call the Museum at 603-539-4554.
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MWC Awards $10k in Scholarships
MOULTONBOROUGH — The Moultonborough Women's Club Scholarship Committee represented by Judy Ballard and Mary Whiting were present at the Moultonborough Academy's Award Night at Geneva Point on Tuesday evening May 27. Mrs. Ballard congratulated all the graduating seniors and their families and to those receiving awards.
Mrs. Ballatd went on to say "This year, we received an impressive number of applications, more than 20, and so we found it extremely difficult to decide which students should receive this year's scholarships. The main component in our selection is financial need, followed by the usual attributes: academic excellence, co-curricular activities, community service, and so on. As we did this year, we often find it helpful to consider the ability of a person to overcome adversity in life. Our scholarship committee was profoundly moved by some of the personal essays written by this year's applicants...their lives at home and school, their dreams and aspirations beyond graduation, and so forth. Many of their stories depicted extraordinary challenges faced during their lives. We were really touched and impressed by the astounding ways with which they were able to handle these sometimes-dramatic challenges, refusing to accept defeat and having the courage and determination to achieve successes."
Five students from the Moultonborough Academy were awarded the following: Brooke Burrows- $1.000. Cassidy Brennan- $2,000, Bridget Ireland- $2,000, Megan Wallace- $2,000 and Derek Rossetti- $3,000.
Scholarships have become MWC pet project and the astonishing amount given in scholarships since 1960 to 2014 has totaled $152,350.
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Laconia Youth Soccer League accepting Registrations on July 4
LACONIA — Laconia Youth Soccer League will be joining the July 4 festivities in Laconia this year. Members will be walking in the parade and a registration table will be set up at Opechee Park from 5-7 p.m.
Girls and boys ages 4-18 are invited to sign up, from both Laconia and neighboring towns. Visit WWW.LYSL4U.COM for more information or to sign up online. The deadline for registrations is July 11.
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Interlakes Caregivers Holding Raffle
MOULTONBOROUGH — You can win up to $5,000 with the Interlakes Community Caregivers 50/50 Raffle. No more than 100 tickets will be sold. Tickets are $100 each and are now on sale at the ICCI office or, new this year, online at www.interlakescommunitycaregivers.org. Click on "Latest News" on the website to purchase your ticket online.
The winner will receive 50 percent of the monies raised through ticket sales; the remaining 50 percent will benefit Interlakes Community Caregivers, Inc. The drawing will be held in Moultonborough on Friday, July 4 after the parade.
You need not be present to win. Entries are limited to individuals 18 years of age or older. Taxes are the responsibility of the winner. Odds of winning depend on the number of tickets sold.
Formed in 1998, Interlakes Community Caregivers Inc. is a 501(c)3 volunteer nonprofit organization that provides support services and community information to assist people in their daily lives. Its service area includes Center Harbor, Meredith, Moultonborough, and Sandwich. Services are provided free of charge and include transportation to medical appointments, respite care for primary caregivers, telephone checks, friendly visits, and small home chores or errands.
In 2013, volunteers provided over 1,200 services, donated almost 5,000 hours and drove over 48,000 miles to help those in need.
The ICCI office is located in the Harbor Square Building, Unit 8B, at 60 Whittier Highway, Moultonborough, and is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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June 1, 2012 is a night permanently engrained in the memory of all Mets fans. Just like our parents, or grandparents, or even some of us might remember where they were when Kennedy got assassinated, Mets fans will always remember where they were when Johan Santana threw the first no-hitter in franchise history. For me it was at the Fireplace in Paramus. I was working that night, on the side of the counter that you couldn't see the TV from. When the game first started I glanced over at the television and actually thought, "I bet they get their no-hitter tonight. I'll be at work, not able to watch, and they'll get it." I went on working, not paying any attention to the game, just occasionally glancing at the score. At 9:51 pm I received the following text message from a Yankee fan friend: "So you guys finally got one." I quickly rushed over to the TV, turned off the soccer game that the cooks had put on and switched to SNY. There was the line score: 8-8-0 for the Mets and 0-0-0 f...
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There are three huge differences between the two which makes ESO superior, imho:
1) Death Penalty - This may seem like a minor difference, but if you look at it from a bigger context, it's a HUGE difference. GW2 essentially has ZERO consequences when it comes to dying. Literally every player can rezz and every player can instantly pop back into battle.. no fuss, no muss. The end result is an extremely un-fun treadmill type experience in which you kill the same player over and over again with no progress in sight and no reward for being the superior opponent. From what I've seen of ESO so far, death is PAINFUL. Which is a good thing. The developers GET IT, for a change. The more painful the death and the more consequences, the better the overall massive PvP experience.
2) GW2 is basically just a tournament, while ESO is more of a full scale war. In GW2, you have small, rotating instances and all pvp progress gets wiped after a small interval of time. It's basically an E-Sport (GW2) vs. a War (ESO) experience. I don't know about you, but e-sports are boring to me and they break immersion.
3) GW2 is way too damn laggy, whereas I hear that ESO is far more performant with hundreds of players on the screen. I seriously doubt that GW2 will ever change since they took the WRONG PATH of the F2P model. There's no incentive to invest huge amounts of money to improve performance like there would be with a subscription model.
Definitely looking forward to the RvR in ESO. It was built by former DaoC developers, and these guys know PvP unlike pretty much every other MMO in the market.
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Originally posted by DaveyCole
My sentiments exactly. It's pretty sad how people delude themselves into thinking something is drastically different because it has "awesome manly I'm a big boy now GRAPHICS!" and its not "cutesy pony puff and rainbow cartoonish drivel."
MMOs Played: FFXI,Age of Conan, Aion, Rift, SWTOR, TERA, TSW, GW2
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Originally posted by Randallt3mp
Actually you see more graphic particles in GW2 therefore it is lagging already with 50 players. Did you play ESO pvp already ? Iam just asking, because it is alright if someone did actually play it and dont like it but everything else is grey theory.
Originally posted by Satarious
Nice amount of misinformation to start the post. You die, you respawn far away from action, with a loooong run back and also some repair bills to your equipment.
ESO is just the latest "new kid on the blocks". ESO's PvP in a zone is no different from GW2's PvP in a zone, people see the new "DAOC messiah" in every new game with PvP, and we all know how it ends.
Can't say anything about ESO because of the NDA, sadly, but GW2 is way more performant for large scale battles than any other MMORPG with similar graphic quality.
I'm going to enjoy April just reading this board. The return to reality will be very harsh. It's going to be fun to read all the "RvR is just a zerg!" posts here. What goes around comes around.
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Hmm..I am actually kinda curious about the idea of less zerg in ESO. The map in ESO is much bigger than GW2 but it seems you also have less main objectives that you are able to attack at any given time for each side. From the map it shows it seems at any time, each side in ESO only has about 4 main objectives (keeps) you can assault before you can move on to next ones. Given the number of players (666) each side is supposed to have, the zerg in ESO (roughly 170 people per objective) seems going to be much bigger than GW2 (80-100 people for 3-4 main objectives like towers and keeps per borderland).
When talking about zerging in GW2, the concern is not really there are no things for small teams like 5 people to do (plenty of camps, bloodlust, cavarans etc for small teams), but rather it is more difficult for medium size groups (like 15 to 20ish) to make a meaningful impact since they tend to draw reaction from the main zerg. I don't see how this problem is addressed in ESO.
Originally posted by Iselin
After i saw yours, i watched Angry Joe's review on the AvA, he was playing on Highest settings - didn't helped the animation - they look very unnatural. The way the character moves, fights, runs.
The gameplay of AvA - is the same as GW2 only:
1) Maps are bigger - so there are more objectives to take, but travel time is also longer. So it's 50-50.
2) More players on the maps - it would be interesting to see how ESO manage a 1,5-2k Player battles??? - Which is something even EvE online can't do with out slowing down the game.
3) The way AngryJoe died at 15:38 was very puzzling - No numbers on hits - this is abig No no for me. MMORPG's are all about numbers. Not seeing how powerfull your attacks or what is hitting you and for how much to at least id what killed you is just something i can't see my self beeing interested in. It was fine for Single Player game, but in MMO - numbers are a part of the genre.
4). Siege deployment - Click and set??? - GW2 version with Resources is more appealing to me, because you add a tactical aspect to the game - where Zerg with out resources becomes weaker even with greater numbers.
5) Gameplay - looked very fun.
The AvA in ESO have a potential, but it needs some adjustments to catch up to Gw2 WvW.
It looks fun.
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
I'm already having a blast watching the people who regurgitated all negativity they found on Youtube last Friday, largely ignoring all the positive press it's getting today about the PVP... These forums are a constant source of amusement.
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Originally posted by Randallt3mp
Zerging is still possible to an extent, but it's really not that effective vs. a formidable opponent. I talk about it in my article today, but it really comes down to travel times and the finality of death in ESO. In WAR, you could just easily rez players. And in Guild Wars 2, the downed state made dying almost impossible. In these sorts of situations, yes, zerging is far more effective.
In ESO, you need filled soul gems to rez people and you often spawn farther away from the battle. This means if you're hemorrhaging forces by throwing bodies at a fight, a smart enemy can thin you out before your forces replenish themselves and seize the opportunity to mount a counter attack.
You can actually see this exact thing happen in Angry Joe's latest impression video: http://youtu.be/I82pz60iGL0?t=13m54s
The tempo of a battle can swing dramatically if you are careless with a mindless zerg.
If you want to compare bullet point feature lists, it's easy to think GW2 and ESO are the same thing with a different label. It's when you dig into the details and realize that Zenimax has put a great deal of care into adjusting the rules of the game, so to speak, to properly support a healthy RvR experience. Sometimes turning the knobs the right way makes all the difference. The execution in ESO is simply far superior.
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Originally posted by Randallt3mp
Well, in ESO you actually have to aim at your target to cast spells or hit them with your attacks, there is no hard lockon.
this makes combat feel much more engaging. It's a big difference on how combat flows and feels. It's not just target, fire & forget like in most other MMOs.
Originally posted by MikeB
^^^ This guy gets it ^^^^ Good read.
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!PERFORMANCE!. End of the discussion
There is so many things that TESO is doing right and GW2 did wrong. I remember GW2 at launch, WvW was unplayable with a really poor performance, being a meele was just pointless, the downed state an ¨HUGE fail on WvWvW¨, the DoorWars siege mechanic. well is really a long list to be honest and pretty much everyone here know it.
People should play both games to know the real difference, being in the last beta playing AvA since level 10, then the last Tuesday i played some WvWvW on GW2, after 10 minutes, i just quit to never come back again. The difference between both games on Large-PvP battles is just immensely large from any point of view.
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Is anyone going to still do do WvW over AvA?
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The ESO pvp is a lot more entertaining to me than GW2s wvw. There are so many more possibilities.
There are all the explorable buildings in settlements - somewhere small like Weynon Priory will have 2 explorable buildings you can loot, maybe find a quest or an enemy player lurking at the top of the stairs while you explore. A town might have 8-10 buildings. Even a mine or a farm will have a defensible tower you can enter for some cover and it can be destroyed by siege weapons.
Sieges are not the same boring blob of 6 catapults or trebs practically on top of each other. You end up with battle lines as the siege equipment needs suitable flat terrain and space between them. An actual battle even between a "zerg" isnt usually over instantly. Sure they might punch a hole through and and go chasing after them but the rest of the area is a battlefield full of small skirmishes.
The map is so huge in comparison as well. You can use sneak effectively to scout or hide from large groups after a lost battle as well. No waypointing back to safety either as far as I know.
Originally posted by MikeB
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GW2 WvsW was just as praised at the beginning as ESO's is right now. Then players found the path of least resistance, as they always do, and how some already did for ESO, even though I can't link anything for obvious reasons.
Anyone thinking mass PvP won't end with zergs ruling the field need to check our their MMO history. It goes back to DAoC who started those canned "zoned" PvP games. Zerg always wins, always gets rewards faster.
Mark my words...
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
You sound like a huge GW2 fanboy, my friend. I noticed this when you conveniently left out some strong, damning points I made about GW2 for the sake of putting GW2 in a better light. Don't worry, GW2 will still be around. There are plenty of people out there who refuse to pay subscription fees.
Originally posted by spizz
That's excually a bad thing. 3 month of losing, or beeing in an empty Campaign, because one side overhelmed the other 2, so player picked another campaign to spend there time in, would be very boring. Especially on this Big Maps players might find it hard to find PvP.
3 month long campaign would probably be the thing that will kill this game.
Speaking from WvW Season 1 expereince in GW2, beeing on a losing side for 3-4 weeks made a lot of players transfer away, or totaly stop showing up in WvW.
Originally posted by Satarious
Haven't logged into GW2 for ages, so, "my friend", you are wrong. Oh, and I pay $60 total of sub fees for the games I actually play. Assumptions... always bad.
I just happen to know about both games, and also about all other similar games before (Warhammer, DAoC). I know better than to fall for hype and "new kid on the blocks" excitement. I read between the lines. And I'm not working for any gaming site (anymore, back to my software engineer job, way more rewarding and less about lies), but I know how it works, so I'm quite immune to that kind of propaganda too.
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
Sorry but that is completely false, as someone who has played WvW a lot, I experienced a complete halt quite often in a area like Stonemist centre with a lot less players and the same system.
Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
It's easy to fall into the Pessimist column when it comes to PvP in MMOs since so many of them got it wrong. It's also easy to fall into the overly optimistic, fanboyish column when a new game comes out. I prefer to take the middle path. Obviously, we won't know for sure how this thing will turn out until it releases. But the RvR is looking better and better every day.
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Originally posted by rasli
Well the good thing is that death has a penalty with longer travel time, a low cost horse isnt that much faster in comparison to sprinting with a character.
You can use forward tents, players can buy this for pvp currency and around 20 people can spawn. But there is another risk again, enemies can destroy them i.e. sneaking classes, small groups who infiltrate and so on.
Medium sized groups 15-20 can take out ressources i.e. Lumber Mill, Mine, Farm. Each of them has a meaning for the main Castle and act like a buff.
Medium sized groups can actually be devastating if thy attack enemy siege weapons and destroy them. I was once in a battle and we suffered because the masses of players were in fights engaged and the siege weapons were not protected.
Even a small group can take out siege weapons if they sneak in, there are always options to attack from the back or sides.
Siege Weapons are important, you wont see 50+ players hitting a gate with own weapons and spells like in GW2. That doesnt work, you need siege weapons to take down the walls and gates.


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On Good Friends
When I started this trip I had my reservations. The other two had been friends for more than 10 years. They had shared a year of solitude on an antarctic island, they had stayed friends through a new wife each and four new children, through severe differances in political and religious forays, and most importantly they were riding buddies that had shared some hard core trips that even included some jail time in foreign countries.
What were the chances that I would be allowed to fit in, to find a place and be able to enjoy all the experiences to the full? When I say I had my reservations it may be an understatement. I did not expect to be accepted in the partnership or brotherhood, call it what you will.
What I did intend to do is to take advantage of the opportunity to do Kaokoland by bike. I had once been there before and I had no misconceptions as to how physically demanding the trip would be. I was prepared to also take on whatever mental demands would be made of me. Growing up in Africa fortunately does equip you with some measure of fighting mentality. Wow, this sounds a bit self indulgent. What I'm trying to say is; I was willing and expecting to deal with both physical adversity and a possible acrimonious exclusionist social situation.
The very first incident , relating to interpersonal relationships and behaviour,
that stands out in my mind
, happenend in the bus on that initial 24hr trip from South Africa to Namibia.
We are in high spirits, I've got an MP3 playing on the radio and the volume is turned way to the top with the sub booming boomingly. Hennie is driving, I am sitting on the back seat with head bobbing in time with Nardus on the front passenger seat. The music is so loud that we have to open some of the windows. I see Hennie fiddling in his pocket and watch incredulously as he takes out a set of earplugs and proceeds to fit them in his ears.
That is a level of tolerance I have never come across before. It impressed the shit out of me.
It was really only setting the tone of things to come. The rest of the trip was a model of good neighbourliness. We got along like none of us could ever have forseen. There was absolutely no butting of heads. None, not once, not an iota,
fuckall, zilch, not even close. All decisions were more or less taken by consensus.
It was like every one of us had the trip as priority and nothing else.
It is now two years later and we have done many trips and rides together since. I now know that the importance of the trip was not the the only reason that things went so well. There is more to it and I think it's name is tolerance.
We ride enduros together and there is nothing that denudes you more than being pushed past your limits of endurance. It makes you humble. Often. Also, on our dual sport trips we get to share a myriad of good (what a sad excuse for a word) experiences. Lastly the use of happy substances on these longer trips encourages a lot of honest discussion. Accordingly we have gotten to know each other pretty well. Once you know how someone is put together, your expectations of him adapts thereto, and you can not be dissapointed as long as he acts in character.
And maybe that is what breeds tolerance, and tolerance is the one thing that will allow you to be an inherently content person.
Dammit, this is getting way too deep.
I'm sure I' going to regret posting this tomorrow. But then, that's tomorrow.
If it makes you happy, how can it be that bad?
Trip reports:
Transkei dual sport trip
Am I the Camel Man?
Goat meat, good friends & riverbeds
Mozmalzambots, a Southern African loop
Angola, it's not like they said
Niassa, Chucky Norris and John The Baptist
Namaqualand and three girls (by Michnus)
The Wife, the Ex and the Kid
Zambian Joyride
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When I pose a genesis figure (V5 supermodel) the Katumi dress http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/14304/start adds strange 'armbands' to the lady, see pic below. Have anyone seen this and know what there is to be done?
The Katumi dress used to be sold by Bobbie25 but is apparently not for sale anymore.
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