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Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did
I am extremely hard working and very passionate about the goals in set for myself in life. I recently took a sales position with a software company just outside fo Boston. I also bartend on the weekends so I have found it tough to meet someone with such a busy schedule. I enjoy watching any sport games while drinking a beer with some friends or just as easily spend a night in watching a movie. I'm looking for the right girl to enjoy life with. I am extremely involved with my family and looking for someone who values that as well. I am very easy going and looking for someone who is laid back as well. Also, I'm looking for someone who can sit down with my friends and I at a bar, watch a game, and be completely content in doing so I haven't been able to travel as much as I would like because I was very focused on my career path and want that to change this year. I believe in being honest and integrity and looking for someone to shares these values as well
Cooking , Movies/Videos , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Watching sports
Baseball, Football, Hockey, Weights / Machines
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs
I enjoy dogs I just don't have enough time for one
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I have travelled mainly to the carribean and places in the U.S. I'm definitely interested in seeing more of the world & am always looking for the next opportunity for an adventure.
Northeastern University, Boston, MA
Sons of Anarchy, 24, Lost, How I Met Your Mother, Rescue Me and Entourage If I'm not working, I'm usually out with family and friends.
I enjoy going to the movies, Bruins/Sox games, going out with friends and spending time with my family.
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Pani, R; Cinti, MN; Scafe, R; Soluri, A; Pellegrini, R; Indovina, L; ... Del Guerra, A; + view all Pani, R; Cinti, MN; Scafe, R; Soluri, A; Pellegrini, R; Indovina, L; De Vincentis, G; Trotta, G; Burgio, N; Ciavola, C; Garibaldi, F; Urcioli, GM; Zavattini, G; Di Domenico, G; Bollini, D; Lanconelli, N; Olivo, A; Pani, S; RIgon, L; Del Guerra, A; - view fewer (2000) Imaging evaluation of CsI(Tl) arrays for scintimammography. In: Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record, 2000 IEEE. (pp. 21/105 - 21/108). IEEE: NEW YORK, NY 10017 USA.
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We propose the use of Hamamatsu R7600-C8 position sensitive photomultiplier tubes (PSPMTs) as a practical tool for imaging in scintimammography, through the evaluation of performance as a function of scintillation array pixellation in collimated configurations. A number of CsI(Tl) scintillating arrays with different pixel size and thickness are tested. The very high intrinsic spatial resolution of R7600 PSPMTs made it easy to implement a look up table to correct accurately the gain nonuniformity response and position distortion. Finally, an SNR analysis of a small tumor in scintimammography as a function of crystal pixellation is performed by means of a simple breast phantom
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Michelle Obama opens new Twitter account
Michelle Obama's office said Thursday it had opened a Twitter account, as the US first lady turned 49.
Michelle Obama's office said Thursday it had opened a Twitter account, as the US first lady turned 49.
(AP)—The Central Asian nation of Tajikistan has blocked social media website Facebook for the third time in twelve months.
Japan's incoming prime minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday he wanted to lift the strict ban on all forms of Internet electioneering as he met with information technology company chiefs.
What do nonvoters look like, can they be categorized and why don't they vote? To answer these and other questions, a Northwestern University journalism professor and Ipsos Public Affairs conducted an in-depth post-Election ...
he Arab Spring has turned to winter. A year after protests, demonstrations and uprisings rocked the Arab world, hopes for peaceful transitions and free elections are fading in Egypt, Libya, and especially Syria, while elsewhere ...
More than half of Australians think they have no say about what the government does nor any influence on politics, a new analysis from QUT shows.
Over the next two years, the U.S. economy will regain the rest of the nearly 9 million jobs lost in the Great Recession, say economists at the University of Michigan.
A pre-election survey by the independent research organization NORC at the University of Chicago found that party affiliation alters how people react to political as well as non-political issues, including how individuals ...
It was not just a victory for President Barack Obama, it was validation for the number-crunchers and statistical model geeks, including a New York Times blogger who became a target for conservatives.
Though voters may have tired of the U.S. election season well before November 6, there's some solace to be found in the fact that the voting itself typically lasts only a day.
Voting went smoothly in Tuesday's US elections, except when it didn't. Some computer problems, as well as human ones, drew complaints across the country as millions of Americans went to the polls.
Americans took to Twitter in droves Tuesday to post photos of themselves casting ballots in the long-awaited presidential election, sporting "I voted" stickers and urging others to do the same.
As the dust settles after the presidential election, pundits and politicians from both sides of the aisle will begin the work of analyzing the results, trying to determine which issues tipped the scales and ...
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CINCINNATI - The 2012 Dayton Air Show starts Saturday and the main attraction will be the elite Blue Angels.
9 News traffic anchor Adam Marshall was lucky enough to be the one and only member of the media allowed to take a ride that burns more than $10,000 worth of jet fuel with one of the world's most elite fighter pilots.
Before hitting the air, there is some instruction, including learning how to breathe so you don't pass out mid-flight.
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The flight lasted more than 30 minutes, full of twists, turns and G-forces.
Once landed, Lt. Tedrow opened up explaining what being a Blue Angel is all about.
"We have all trained to go into combat and apply this as a weapon system in combat. So this is a good deal because we get to see the other side of things. We get to make people happy and bring joy to people's lives by putting on air shows," Lt. Tedrow said.


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38 year old man | Delran, NJ, USA | Seeking women 30-39 within 35 miles
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I really don't like talking about myself, so I'll probably leave a lot out... Where should I start? OK, why am I here? I'm a single guy. That wasn't too bad. I'm not really into meeting new people at a bar. So I turned to the "next best thing." The online dating scene... How much can you actually learn about someone in an online profile. There is so much more to me and my life than I can ever put into this section. I am looking for someone who will not play games with my head and my heart. I do a lot with my family, so my "match" should be a family oriented person. I am actually looking for a very serious relationship. I looking for the missing piece to this puzzle I call life. She needs to enjoy or at very least tolerate watching and going to sporting events. We can talk about everything else later. Can't wait to hear from you... You can also send an email or IM to this user name on yahoo.
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Exploring new areas , Watching sports
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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs, Fish
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If I had that special someone, I'd spend all my spare time with her. Going to Phillies and Eagles games... I usually have an extra ticket.....
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I'm 15 weeks today 222lbs, when did or has your Dr started to use a doppler to hear the babys heart beat. Today my anxiety was very high I have had 3 losses 2 in the past 10 months. plus BF was not able to come. My Dr. did not want to try today just encase she did not find it. I got to have an U/S. Yeppie!!!
So just wandering whos Drs have tryed and when did you get to hear a hearbeat?


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Wow. Where was that 2-2 pitch to Burrell? That was strike three on EdE.
I miss Adam Dunn.
One of these days Cueto/Volquez are going to throw a no-hitter.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Those pitches looked good to me!
Go Reds!
Baseball Bliss
Im a normal guy blessed with the ability to hit a baseball. - Sean Casey
Burrell lines out to short. 2 outs.
So does Volquez have any other pitch besides a fastball and changeup?
Go Reds!
Baseball Bliss
Im a normal guy blessed with the ability to hit a baseball. - Sean Casey
Jenkins singles to right. 1st and 2nd.
The lineup tonight gives us next to no chance to win. What a joke. One of the first things I've not liked about Walt is bringing CP back. 75-87 at best for this crowd.
Feliz pops out to 2nd. 0-0 after 4.
Felix pops out. Scoreless after 4. The Phillies forced Volquez to throw 25 pitches that inning driving his pitch count up to 72.
I miss Adam Dunn.
A lot of pitches that inning. Now 72 pitches through 4 for Volquez.
In comparison Myers has only thrown 48 pitches. Of course the Phillies don't have hitters like Patterson in their lineup.
Volquez = Special.
News? No, but just wow.
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38 year old woman | New York, NY, USA | Seeking men 35-45
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I was born in New York but my family moved to London when I was a child and I took the scenic route (including stints on the West Coast and abroad) back here. I am outgoing and enjoy meeting new people and learning new things. I love to travel and do so whenever I can – there are few things more exciting to me than exploring a new city on foot and soaking in a new culture. Most of my travel so far has been in Europe, Asia and the Middle East; South America is next. I think it's worth paying extra for a room with a view. I am passionate, loyal and close to my family and friends. I value kindness, compassion, flexibility and generosity. I also value honesty and I appreciate it when the people I'm closest to call me on it when I mess up. I love all sorts of music. I used to play the piano and violin but now I just sing, loudly, when I don't think anyone can hear me. I'm pretty sure my car is soundproof. I have a great job. I've never met a cheese I didn't like. I am addicted to chocolate-covered pretzels. I enjoy thoughtful conversations, particularly when I learn something new or my perspective is challenged by smart, informed and compassionate friends. I have a full, fun life and I'd love to share it with a smart, witty, compassionate partner who knows who he is and is ready to embark on life's adventures together. I'm most attracted to ambitious, confident, kind men who don't take themselves (or life) too seriously. A great sense of humor is also a must!
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Running, Skiing, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Yoga
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My last trip was an awesome hiking and biking tour of the Grand Canyon and Death Valley so those are pretty high on my list right now. I also have a long-standing love affair with Paris.
Discovering a new city, finding a great restaurant here in New York, catching up with old friends, getting lost in a great book, walking barefoot on the beach, playing tennis in the sun, skiing, apres ski, Central Park, singing, chocolate and cheese.
My ideal NYC day would include a large coffee and the NYT, some exercise (ideally, in Central Park), brunch, a long walk on a sunny day, a bottle or two of wine, great conversation and lots of laughter.
The Woman in White by Wilckie Collins. It was great - an engaging mystery with interesting characters and enough suspense to keep me hooked. I love books that draw you completely into another world.
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I designed a piece combining two different patterns from two different sources. One was a basket weave stitch, and one was a RAW links bracelet. It was quite an ambitious endeavor.
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Happy Tuesday!
It's already Day 2 of this week, and nothing like a bit of new music to pump up the morning…I love discovering more or less new artists that I haven't heard of before, especially women artists, and even more so women artists of African descent, and feature them on Miss Awa. This week, I'm having a serious musical and fashion crush on two pop singers who made it from Somalia to Los Angeles, and are offering us a youthful, edgy, pop sound reminiscent of the likes of my personal favorite Lauryn Hill, Emeli Sande and M.I.A…
The two Somalian sisters, Siham and Iman Hashi, are Somalian refugees born in Mogadishu. They left their native country for Toronto at the ripe ages of four and five, and are the first Somalian female artists to land a major label record deal on this side of the blogosphere. And that's not just it, the talented sisters have also used their power and influence to speak on behalf of their country and the terrible crisis affecting it. They co-created W.I.S.H. Creatively (WISH stands for Women Internationally Selling Hope), selling jewelry to help marginalized women and children in Somalia and globally. Now these sisters truly combine talent, beauty and social conscience, and are sooooo very inspiring! Check out www.wishcreatively.com to help!
So how appropriate that their group's name would be "Faarrow", which is a combination of their actual names translated from the Arabic for "faith" and "arrow"…
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I really want a nexus s, but as of now, it has s not been announced for the rest of Europe, just the UK.
After doing some calculations, even with postage and duty costs included, the nexus s is cheaper to order from the US than from the UK.
This pricing really is unbelievable, one gets the feeling that Europe is paying more for the phones to be cheaper in the US...
Yep agreed, £350 isn't bad at all. I'd pay it in a heartbeat.
But I can't agree that the battle is already lost. Regardless of the brand (ie poor build quality of Galaxy S vs excelent Desire HD), I'd buy any nexus phone over any non nexus. My first Android steps were with the Desire, I was so sorry not having bought the Nexus One once Froyo came out... I never want to feel the "pain" again. I guess most geeks think the same.
The only lucky thing is that 2.3 doesn't necessarily add end user enhacements as important as 2.2 did. It's more a developer centered upgrade to enable them write better games and stuff...
Edited by cezent, 16 December 2010 - 02:16 PM.
Does anybody know if there would be any issues getting one from the US?
I know somebody over there, so was going to get them to buy one for me and ship it themselves, try to avoid the customs fee etc.
£429 is still ridiculous considering the US price.
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2012 NBA mock draft: Version 1.0
It is not even the end of the regular season, but we, and a number of NBA teams, are looking forward to the draft
CORPUS CHRISTI - After one of the weakest drafts of the modern era last summer, the NBA will have one of it's best infusions of college talent in the 2012 NBA Draft. A big reason for that is the settlement of the NBA Lockout, which kept a few star freshman (Harrison Barnes, Jared Sullinger, Terrence Jones, Perry Jones III) that would have been top 10 picks in school for another year. With them in the draft pool as well as a great group of freshman, it seems like every pick in the first round has some value this season. Here's what I think these teams should do with their draft picks.
Draft order based on records as of 4/7/11
1. Charlotte Bobcats - Anthony Davis, PF, Kentucky
This is as big of a slam dunk as any pick in the past decade, although I hesitate to say that with Michael Jordan in charge of the team. But even he couldn't screw this one up. Davis will make an impact immediately defensively and his offensive game is more well-rounded than most realize. Last season the Bobcats drafted Bismack Biyombo out of the Congo, a 6-foot-9 power forward in the mold of Ben Wallace that is currently third in the NBA in blocks per 48 minutes. Pairing Davis with Biyombo will create one of the best, if not the best, defensive frontlines in basketball since Duncan-Robinson.
2. Washington Wizards - Thomas Robinson, PF, Kansas
Thomas Robinson's life journey is a heck of a story and having him return to his hometown after all he's been through would be a nice beginning to the newest chapter in his career. The Wizards just made a huge financial investment in Nene as their starting center and John Wall is their franchise cornerstone at the point. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist makes some sense here but I think the big man combination of Robinson/Nene is a nice step towards the future. Both can act as pick-and-roll partners for Wall and Robinson's never dying motor will give the Wizards a spark that they currently lack.
3. New Orleans Hornets - Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, SF, Kentucky
Kidd-Gilchrist is going to be a pleasure to watch at the NBA level because of his grind it out attitude on every possession. He's a monster in transition and one of the better perimeter defenders to come out of college in a good while. Giving Hornets' head coach Monty Williams a defensive weapon like Kidd-Gilchrist is a scary proposition and MKG is a very interchangeable piece offensively that can contribute a cutter and slasher. And if he gets a jumpshot? Then all-star appearances may be in his future.
4. Portland (from New Jersey, top-3 protected) - Andre Drummond, C, Connecticut
Portland's dilemma: Their biggest need is at the point but the one thing this draft lacks is an elite point guard. The best players available at this spot are mostly forwards, which the Blazers already have locked up with Nicolas Batum (they will most likely sign him to an extension this summer) and LaMarcus Aldridge. Drummond will go high in this draft based solely on potential. He had a poor season at UConn and his game is raw but in an era in which athletic seven footers are scarce, Drummond's size alone makes him a sought after prospect. And after what happened with Greg Oden (and then trading for Hasheem Thabeet), surely the basketball Gods wouldn't give Portland another bust at center, right?
5. Toronto - Harrison Barnes, SF, North Carolina
Barnes did himself a disservice by coming back to school another year (he would have been a top three pick last year) and he compounded that by completely no showing in the NCAA Tournament. That said, the Raptors biggest need is clearly small forward and Barnes is the best small forward in the draft. Toronto has a solid crop of big men (Andrea Bargnani, Amir Johnson, Ed Davis and overseas product Jonas Valančiūnas) and a point guard for at least one more year in Jose Calderon so this is the best fit. Pairing Barnes with DeRozan is a bit risky - DeRozan's development has been slower than expected and Barnes has presented quite a few questions about his desire - but there is also substantial reward, here.
6. Sacramento - Jared Sullinger, PF, Ohio State
I am not a fan of Sullinger at all - I think he's going to be a more polished Glen Davis in the NBA - but the Kings are stocked up on guards and to their best fit (Harrison Barnes) is already off the board. The Kings need to find a frontcourt partner for DeMarcus Cousins to build around and they can either go offense (Sullinger) or defense (Henson) here. I think they go with Sullinger. He's good a good offensive game on the block and was an above average rebounder at the college level. I don't think he has the stuff to be a #1 option in the pros so putting him next to Cousins should help him find his niche.
7. Cleveland - Bradley Beal, SG, Florida
Cleveland taking Beal is the second easiest pick in the draft outside of Anthony Davis to Charlotte. Beal has a very refined offensive game, he's a very good rebounder for a two guard and he's a good defender, too. The only weakness Beal showed in college was the ability to handle the ball as a playmaker but that won't be a problem playing with Kyrie Irving, who has emerged as one of the 10 best point guards in basketball in his first season in the pros. If these two end up together I'm fairly certain that Beal and Irving will become the first point guard/shooting guard combo to average 20 points per game apiece since Gilbert Arenas and Larry Hughes did so for the Wizards in 2004-05.
8. Detroit - John Henson, PF, North Carolina
Greg Monroe is having absolute monster season for the Pistons right now, cementing himself as one of the five best centers in basketball. He's got an offensive game far more advanced than most have at his age and he's a fantastic facilitator from the high post. His lone shortcoming is his poor lateral movement defensively. What's the solution? Go get the draft's second best defensive big man in John Henson. Had Davis and his unibrow not bursted onto the scene this season Henson would have garnered much more attention for his incredible defensive skillset. He's long, he's athletic and he's nimble. He's got a great deal of improving to do offensively but the potential is there and he's ready to make an impact defensively right now.
9. Utah (from Golden State, top-7 protected) - Perry Jones III, SF/PF, Baylor
The Jazz have done a great job building a versatile roster several tradeable pieces as well as many building blocks that have them making a run at the playoffs right now. You eliminate any chance of a true big man going here because Utah has Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter vying for minutes at PF/C. Utah's biggest need is clearly point guard - Devin Harris' contract expires after this season - but because there isn't an elite point guard in this draft they can afford to wait until their own selection a few picks from here. I'd go with Perry Jones III here. He played power forward for Baylor this season but I think he's best served as a three because of his extremely versatile skillset. I see him in the Lamar Odom mold and he can effectively play on the perimeter and inside, so he won't be clogging things up for the Jazz's other bigs who like to play right at the rim.
10. New Orleans (from Minnesota via LA Clippers, unprotected) - Jeremy Lamb, SG, Connecticut
I can see Kendall Marshall going here but if the Hornets aren't able to lock up Eric Gordon in the off-season, Lamb is a pretty good fit. After playing a huge role in the NCAA Title Game two years ago Lamb had a disappointing sophomore season but he has considerable potential. At this stage of his development he reminds me a lot of DeMar DeRozan when he was drafted ninth overall in 2009. New Orleans would be much better off signing Gordon to an extension but drafting Lamb isn't such a bad consolation prize.
11. Portland - Kendall Marshall, PG, North Carolina
The source of the majority of the Blazers problems this season was the play of Raymond Felton. Had Portland had simply an average point guard running things from the start of the season there's a good chance they would still be in the playoff picture. Of course, many will argue that what happened was beneficial for the franchise since it has landed them two lottery picks. In Drummond they have a big man with big potential so they'd be best off getting someone who can contribute right away with this pick. Marshall fits that role perfectly. The former Tar Heel point guard has a tremendous feel for the game and figures to be someone that averages 10 assists a game for the majority of his career. With Marshall in place Portland's future starting five could be Marshall/Wesley Matthews/Batum/Aldridge/Drummond. That's not so bad, especially if Batum continues to grow as a defensive stopper and Drummond reaches that potential.
12. Milwaukee - Tyler Zeller, C, North Carolina
The Bucks traded their franchise center Andrew Bogut away in order to pair of up two undersized scoring guards in Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings. I'm on board with that duo being able to succeed going forward but the Bucks are going to need a group of big men that are comfortable being secondary weapons offensively while not sacrificing effort on the other end. Zeller fits that bill, and he's dangerously efficient on the block with either hand. He's a great defender and rebounder and someone that Scott Skiles would love to coach. The defensive duo of Zeller and Ekpe Udoh can be dangerous in that system.
13. Utah - Damian Lillard, PG, Weber State
After picking up a good wing player in Gordon Hayward a few picks ago the Jazz can get their point guard of the immediate future here. Lillard is from a smaller school but you'd be hard pressed to find another point guard that did the things he did with the ball last season. Even when you factor in the small conference competition you have to be impressed with Lillard's scoring ability and efficiency. The possibilities for Lillard's development in the NBA is endless in Utah because of the sheer amount of weapons they have on that roster. He would be a tremendous fit with this team.
14. Phoenix - Terrence Jones, SF, Kentucky
Just like Barnes and Sullinger, Jones would have been a top five pick last season had he come out of school. Unlike Barnes and Sullinger, you can make the argument that it was worth it, even if he dropped 10 spots, because he won a National Title. Jones' biggest issue his intensity level. During the NCAA tournament Jones rarely had a dull moment, and the result was Kentucky's best basketball of the season. The problem is that Jones didn't play like that all season long. With the right coach, he can be a very effective player because of his defensive versatility and elite athleticism. I'm a believer in Alvin Gentry, so I think he would work out in Phoenix. His offensive game isn't quite carved out but he's an immediate impact guy on the glass and as a defender.
15. Houston (From New York, top-5 protected) - Meyers Leonard, C, Illinois
Similar to Drummond, Leonard left college early solely because he knew his size would translate into a first round pick. Leonard didn't show much in college but neither did Drummond. The difference between the two is level of athleticism although Leonard isn't a stiff. The Rockets' big men have been pretty good this season and they also have Donatas Motiejūnas stashed away in Europe. However, because they acquired Marcus Camby they don't need to keep Samuel Dalembert around. Houston can decline Dalembert's $6.5 million option for next season and they can give his minutes to Leonard, who will be on a much cheaper rookie contract. That financial flexibility can help Houston retain Goran Dragic or perhaps make a move for a top shooting guard like Ray Allen or Eric Gordon.
16. Dallas (top-20 protected, goes to Houston if over 20) - Austin Rivers, SG, Duke
I'm not a big fan of Rivers. It didn't seem like there was a ton of difference between his game and Jimmer Fredette's and we all know how well Jimmer's game has translated to the NBA (not well). He thoroughly enjoyed jacking up bad shots from far beyond the arc (and he only made 37% of them), he wasn't a great passer and he's not that great of an athlete. His pedigree will have him in the mid-first round and Dallas could take a chance on him. They'll lose the majority of their team to free agency this summer I've seen Rick Carlisle work bigger miracles than turning Rivers into a threat would be.
17. Philadelphia - Terrence Ross, SG, Washington
It's not quite clear how the 76ers intend on moving forward at the SG/SF positions. Andre Iguodala could be trade bait this summer or they could look to deal Evan Turner, who has been pretty disappointing through 130 career games. I think they are set at point guard going forward with Jrue Holiday and I think they'd be best making a play for Roy Hibbert over the summer rather than trying to draft a big. Drafting another swingman that may help them decide what to do with the Turner/Iguodala dynamic is a good idea and Ross is an exceptional shooter and defender, making him a good fit for Philly.
18. New Jersey (from Houston, top-14 protected) - Moe Harkless, SF, St. John's
The Nets are going to be a mess next year once Deron Williams goes to the Mavericks. MarShon Brooks and Brook Lopez are going to be their cornerstones moving forward, which isn't great, and they made things worse by trading away their lottery pick this year for Gerald Wallace because "they only liked three players in the draft." Well, their team may not consist of three above average players next season and they'll be going to Brooklyn with a horrible product. It will be interesting to see if Wallace opts out the final year of his contract. He's the perfect complementary piece for a contender and he'd be wasted on this New Jersey team but his team option is worth $11,437,500 and that may be enough for him to waste a year of his career. Regardless, he surely won't be their past 2013 and Harkless is a great athlete and defender to replace him.
19. Denver - Marquis Teague, PG, Kentucky
The Nuggets primary motive in their deal for JaVale McGee wasn't to acquire the knuckleheaded seven footer, it was to get Nene's massive contract off the books so that they could afford to sign Ty Lawson to a huge extension when his rookie deal is up. So why go point guard here? Because Andre Miller's contract is up at the end of this season and as well as the Lawson/Miller dynamic has worked this season, Teague's speed fits right in with the pace that this Denver team wants to play with. I wouldn't have Teague here if it wasn't for his noticeable improvement over the course of the season but he played a great tournament and will fit in nicely with a team that wants to push the tempo.
20. Boston - Dion Waiters, SG, Syracuse
Boston's current hot streak has likely prevented what would have been the best storyline of the draft. I suppose it could still happen but I don't think we'll be seeing Doc Rivers coach Austin Rivers unless Boston loses a lot of games over the next two weeks or they trade up in the draft to get him. Boston will likely be losing both Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen to free agency this summer and their offense has been in the bottom of the league for the past few seasons. Waiters is a scorer, and a more efficient one than Doc's son, so this won't work out so badly after all.
21. Atlanta - Tony Wroten Jr., PG, Washington
Atlanta may have a chance to pair up the Teague brothers here but I think Wroten Jr. has more potential than Marquis Teague. Jeff Teague is a decent starting point guard but Wroten could be a lot better if he gets to his ceiling. The Hawks will have both bases covered here. If Wroten Jr. works out they'll have a point guard of the future. If not, they'll still have Jeff Teague, who isn't done developing just yet and has done an acceptable job.
22. Orlando - Royce White, PF, Iowa State
Orlando is in the most unenviable position in the league. Aside from the Dwight Howard mess, in an attempt to keep him around they've managed to assemble some of the worst contracts in basketball history. The Magic are on the books for $85,881,230 next season, which will likely be the most in the league, and they've already used their amnesty clause, so there is no escape unless they can sucker another team into taking on one of their bad contracts. There's virtually no way that the Magic will be able to keep around Ryan Anderson, who will be one of the hottest commodities in the league this summer after his breakout campaign, so they'll need to find a replacement power forward that isn't Glen Davis. Royce White has had some character issues but he's immensely talented and a terrific post player. Even if White wasn't as good as he is, the Magic will be more than happy to add another body to the roster on a rookie deal. It's a good thing the NBA has slotted rookie deals. If not, Otis Smith would probably give White or whoever he picks a six-year, $60 million deal.
23. Memphis - Draymond Green, PF, Michigan State
I am a sucker for an all-around post player and that is exactly what Draymond Green is. Memphis may lose both Marreese Speights and Darrell Arthur this summer which will leave a big void for a back-up power forward. Green would be an excellent power forward for Memphis' second unit, which currently lacks a productive playmaker. Green has point guard skills (including a handle) in a big man's body and I would love to see what Lionel Hollins would be able to do with Green facilitating from the top of the key.
24. Indiana - Arnett Moultrie, PF, Mississippi State
Moultrie hasn't progressed as much as scouts have hoped during his college career but he's a high flyer that can really defend and rebound. He's got a decent perimeter game as well but his work on the block is largely non-existent. The Pacers don't really have a power forward of the future and David West only has one more year left on his contract. I like the contrast that Moultrie and Tyler Hansbrough would present (one a tremendous athlete with a ton of potential, the other a limited athlete but a super hard worker that gets the job done) and Moultrie would fit in perfectly with the Pacers up tempo style.
25. Boston (from LA Clippers) - Mason Plumlee, PF, Duke
Boston will be looking for a big man to replace Kevin Garnett during the off-season and though they won't find one in Plumlee, he can certainly play a complementary role to whoever ends up replacing KG. Plumlee is a good athlete and rebounder with a good outside shot and nimble feet. He's not ready to defend NBA bigs and his low post game was nonexistent at Duke but the frame of a good big is there.
26 Cleveland (from LA Lakers) - Jeff Taylor, SF, Vanderbilt
You won't find a polished offensive player in Taylor but he's a decent spot up shooter and his value as an intangible swingman is through the roof. Similar to the Rockets Chandler Parsons, Taylor is a great defender and rebounder, a tremendous athlete and made offensive contributions when he needed to as a senior. On this Cavs team he would be the perfect complementary player in a Irving/Beal/Thompson/Varejao line-up.
27. Oklahoma City - Quincy Miller, SF, Baylor
It's never been a pressing need but the Thunder haven't had a true back-up for Kevin Durant, well, ever. Durant will always play a ton of minutes so the role isn't huge but Quincy Miller is the kind of player I can see relieving Durant's tremendous scoring burden every night. Those extra two or three minutes that Scott Brooks can trust his bench on the floor is key over the course of an 82 game season and I think Miller's offensive game would be a great fit in Oklahoma City.
28. Miami - Fab Melo, Center, Syracuse
How about a LeBron, Wade, Bosh and Melo line-up? That's four of the top five picks in the 2003 Draft and a third of this year's Eastern Conference All-Star team. Of course, we're not talking about Carmelo. Even though his namesake went to Syracuse, too, Fab Melo is the polar opposite of Anthony: a defensive presence that loved to block shots in the middle of that infamous 2-3 zone. Melo seems like a perfect fit for a team that only needs their centers to play strong defense. Also, here are the centers that have played for the Heat in the Big 3 era: Žydrūnas Ilgauskas, Ronny Turiaf, Erick Dampier, stone-handed Joel Anthony, 50-year old Juwan Howard, competitive eating co-champion Eddy Curry and competitive eating co-champion Dexter Pittman. They could use some young and mobile blood.
29. Golden State (from San Antonio) - Tyshawn Taylor, PG, Kansas
The Warriors trading away Monta Ellis was a clear sign that they're committed to Stephen Curry going forward. But with Curry's ankle getting injured as frequently as in rains in AMC's cop drama The Killing (for those who don't watch, it's every episode), they're going to need a capable replacement for when he gets hurt again. That player isn't Nate Robinson and as much as he's impressed this season, I don't think that player is Charles Jenkins. Taylor has considerable upside and can be effective as a starter or reserve for the Warriors.
30. Chicago - Andrew Nicholson, PF/C, St. Bonaventure
The Bulls have had some really great bigs over the past few seasons but something they haven't had is one that can stretch the floor and defend. Nicholson is the classic Tom Thibodeau player: he never stops hustling on either end of the floor, he's a great defender and he rebounds well for his size. Nicholson could seamlessly fit into that line-up as a back-up power forward, which would allow the Bulls to amnesty Carlos Boozer, promote Taj Gibson to the starting role and even pursue Eric Gordon. I've been saying that the Bulls need to rid themselves of Boozer since the amnesty clause came about and drafting Nicholson would give them their best opportunity yet.
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|Celery stick
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|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Canned chopped tomatoes
|16 Ounce (1 Can)
|Tomato paste
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|Bay leaf
|Dried basil
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1 Teaspoon
|For the potatoes
|3 Cup (48 tbs), peeled and cubed
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|1 , beaten
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Plain flour
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|Olive oil
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|Mozzarella cheese
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|Grated parmesan cheese
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Heat the oil in a saucepan and saute the onions, celery, and garlic together until lightly browned.
Then add the tomatoes, the tomato paste and the bay leaf, and simmer over a very low heat for 45 minutes.
Add the basil, oregano and parsley for the last 10 minutes of simmering time.
Boil the potatoes until soft (about 25 minutes).
Put them in a mixing bowl and mash them together with the butter, milk and egg.
Add the salt and flour and work the mash together very well.
Press the potato mixture into the bottom and sides of the gratin dish to a thickness of 1/2 inch.
Sprinkle with the olive oil and bake this potato shell for 15 minutes.
Pour the sauce into the baked potato shell to a depth of 3/4 inch and sprinkle the Mozzarella and Parmesan over the sauce.
Bake for 10-20 minutes, until the cheeses are bubbly and the edges of the potato are lightly browned.


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Lime and Lemon Pots
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|Egg yolks
|Caster sugar
|2 Ounce (1/4 Cup, 60 Gram)
|Freshly grated lemon rind
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated lime rind
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly squeezed lemon juice
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|Freshly squeezed lime juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Light cream
|8 Fluid Ounce (1 Cup, 250 Milliliter, 20 2/3 Fat Content)
1. Beat egg yolks with sugar until creamy. Beat in rinds, lemon juice, lime juice and cream, continue beating for 1 minute.
2. Pour into six 1/2-cup capacity ovenproof pots, placed in a baking dish. Fill baking dish with warm water to come within 2 cm / 3/4 in of the top of the pots.
3. Bake in a moderately low oven for 40 minutes. Remove from water and cool completely. Garnish with thin strips of lemon rind.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Course:Side Dish
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:20 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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|Wild ducks/Domestic ducks
|8 Medium
|Celery stalks
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|Snipped parsley
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Bay leaf
|Cooking oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Chopped celery
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Chopped green pepper
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Frozen cut okra
|20 Ounce, thawed (2 Packages, 10 Ounce Each)
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Dried thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|Ground red pepper
|To Taste
|Hot pepper sauce
|To Taste
|Hot cooked rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
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2) In a stockpot of 16-quart, combine together the celery stalks, cut-up onion, parley and bay leaf with the duck and add enough water to cover.
3) Bring the concoction to a boil and reduce the heat. Cover and cook over low flame for about 90 minutes or till the ducks have tendered.
4) Remove the ducks and strain. Reserve 4 quarts of the broth and discard all the vegetables.
5) Clean the duck, remove all the bones and cut the meat into bite sized pieces. Set aside.
6) To prepare the roux, heat oil in the same stockpot over medium flame. Stir in the flour and cook for about 15 minutes or till the mixture is reddish-brown in color.
7) Stir in the chopped onions, chopped celery, green pepper, okra, Worcestershire sauce, thyme and pepper very slowly and gently.
8) Cook, constantly stirring, till the vegetables have tendered.
9) Add the reserved duck broth, duck meat as well as the sausages and bring to a boil.
10) Reduce the heat and cook over low flame, uncovered, for 3 hours.
11) Use ground red pepper and hot pepper sauce to season to taste.
12) Serve hot over cooked rice.


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May 29th at the historic Hammond Civic Center will showcase a professional MMA event featuring the region's first sanctioned professional 170lb MMA title defense, featuring Craig Fruth defending his newly crowned title against WSOF vet Maurice Salmon. Also on the card will feature a heavyweight bout among multi-regional decorated champion Rob "The Destroyer" against Miodrag "Pele" Petkovic. Card will also feature local favorites Dan Vizczaya, Sean McMurray, William Vincent, Eddie Castillo, Lloyd Carter, Ryan Peters, Justin Hughes, Mike Demakes, Jose Verdugo, and many many more!
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China's Stocks Slump Most in a Month on Slowing Growth Concern
March 6 (Bloomberg) -- China's stocks fell, sending the benchmark index down the most in a month, on concern slowing growth will curb demand for building materials and dent profits.
Anhui Conch Cement Co., the nation's biggest maker of the building material, tumbled 4.4 percent as property developer China Vanke Co.'s sales slumped. Vanke sank 0.9 percent. Industrial Bank Co. retreated the most in almost four months amid plans to sell new shares, while China Life Insurance Co. led declines by insurers amid concern premiums will slow.
"Investors are still concerned over whether the economy has reached bottom, though the risk of a hard landing is very low," said Wang Weijun, a strategist at Zheshang Securities Co. in Shanghai. "Stocks may face a correction in the short term after this year's rally."
The Shanghai Composite Index fell 34.56 points, or 1.4 percent, to 2,410.45 at the close, the biggest loss since Feb. 7 and paring this year's gain to 9.6 percent. The CSI 300 Index declined 1.6 percent to 2,621.05. The Bloomberg China-US 55 Index, the measure of the most-traded U.S.-listed Chinese companies, retreated 1.8 percent yesterday in New York.
The Shanghai gauge dropped 0.6 percent yesterday after Premier Wen Jiabao cut the economic growth target for this year to 7.5 percent from the 8 percent level in place since 2005, saying the nation needs to shift to a more sustainable economic model.
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The Shanghai Composite has gained in 2012 following two years of losses on speculation the central bank will add to a Feb. 18 cut in reserve requirements to halt a slowdown in economic growth. Stocks in the index trade at 10 times estimated profit, compared with a record low of 8.9 times on Jan. 6, weekly data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
Anhui Conch fell 4.4 percent to 17.19 yuan. Gansu Qilianshan Cement Group Co. tumbled 6.3 percent to 11.27 yuan after it said profit dropped 32 percent last year. Huaxin Cement Co., the Chinese affiliate of Holcim Ltd., dropped 4 percent to 15.77 yuan.
Sales at Vanke, the nation's biggest listed property developer, dropped 27 percent in the first two months of 2012 from a year earlier to 19.05 billion yuan ($3.02 billion). Sales last month slumped 40 percent from January, the company said. The stock dropped 0.9 percent to 8.42 yuan.
The government's won't relax curbs on property purchases because it wants to see prices return to reasonable levels, Zhang Ping, head of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at a briefing at the National People's Congress in Beijing yesterday.
Declines Needed
Home prices need to fall by 20 percent to 30 percent to reach a reasonable level, the 21st Century Business Herald Reported today, citing He Keng, deputy director of Financial and Economic Affairs Committee of China's National People's Congress.
The government is studying widening the scope of its property tax trials, Finance Minister Xie Xuren said at a press briefing in Beijing today during the National People's Congress.
Gemdale Corp slid 0.5 percent to 6.32 yuan. Hangzhou Binjiang Real Estate Group Co. fell 1.4 percent to 9.05 yuan.
Industrial Bank lost 3 percent to 13.88 yuan, its biggest loss since Nov. 16. The lender said it plans to raise 26.4 billion yuan selling new stock in a private sale to replenish core capital. Buyers include PICC Property & Casualty Co., the nation's largest non-life insurer.
China Banking Regulatory Commission Chairman Shang Fulin said banks' fund-raising this year won't be "too large," the Shanghai Securities News reported, citing an interview. Shang also said lenders can raise capital through private placements to reduce pressure on the market, according to the newspaper.
Slowing Premium
China Life, the nation's biggest insurer, slid 3.5 percent to 17.69 yuan. Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., the second largest, fell 1.7 percent to 39.44 yuan. China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., the third biggest, lost 2.5 percent to 20.24 yuan
Analysts including Capital Securities Corp.'s Xie Jiyong and Orient Securities Co's Chen Hongxia said insurers may report "low" premiums for February.
The Chinese government is scheduled to report inflation data for February on March 9. Consumer prices probably rose 3.4 percent from a year earlier, from 4.5 percent in January, according to the median estimate of 31 economists in a Bloomberg survey.
Bets on swings in the yuan surged as policy makers signaled they may allow greater flexibility in the Chinese currency after it climbed 31 percent since 2005.
Implied volatility on one-month options for the yuan versus the dollar rose nine basis points, the most since December, to 1.87 percent in New York trading after Xinhua News Agency cited People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan saying the nation may "appropriately" widen the currency's trading band.
In the U.S., data on orders to factories signaled manufacturing is cooling. Bookings fell 1 percent in January after a revised 1.4 percent gain in December that was larger than previously estimated. European services and manufacturing output shrank in February more than earlier estimated, Markit Economics said.
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Yaeger is among the first group of Grand Island High School students enrolled in the new International Baccalaureate program at the school that has raised the workload for participating students. That's OK with Yaeger.
New teams and veteran Relayers gathered at Grand Island High School to award medals for 2012 and to begin the 2013 event, which will have an Olympic theme of "Going for the Gold."
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As a sequel, Assassin's Creed II provides a lot more material to experience than its debut franchise installment. On its own, it operates well as a semi-open platforming and combat game, in a similar mold to late-90s, early-00's scavenger games like Banjo-Kazooie, Psychonauts, and more recent titles like Arkham Asylum.
More than its predecessor, Assassin's Creed II has a competent storyline. It's less weighed down by a conspiracy theorists wet dream of a backstory, and makes up for it with much more human drama surrounding the new Assassin ancestor to the guy you're actually playing--Ezio; renaissance man come vengeful nobleman. The only detriment to the story is Ezio's seeming inherent desire to suddenly ignore his friends' wishes and plans in order to search the rooftops for feathers and treasure.
The gameplay is essentially identical to the first AC, in that you plan assassinations, stealth over to your target, stab their kidneys, maybe fight some guards, run away and hide, watch a cutscene, etc, and not necessarily in that order. Expanding on this formula is the opportunity to gather more varieties of collectibles than the first one's flags, embark on side assassination missions, get money by renovating your family villa and collecting art and gear, and chat it up with famous figures of the Italian renaissance. On the whole, the participatory experience has improved a great deal in the intervening 4 centuries.
From a technical perspective, the engine has barely changed at all, and the graphics are only slightly improved. That is not to slight the palpability of the historic authenticity, which a lot of work has gone into. The setting is very accurate, and all of the relevant historical landmarks seem cannily like the real things, if a bit simplified for the sake of processing efficiency. Sounds pass by in a realistic manner, background noises are clean and audible when close, and the sounds of combat are clear and visceral, if a bit repetitive.
AC II is a worthwhile investment, and particularly if you enjoyed, but were not particularly impressed with, the original. Improvements have been made, and the experience is a mite better than the original.
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Enjoy the pictures of all the dishes We all have no end of Shabbos recipes to show off, but when you have lots of kids coming for Shabbos, the question narrows down to, what Shabbos recipes are the most children-friendly? Of course, no need to make all Shabbos recipes suitable...
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My Latest Party Menu Ideas: This past Shabbos Lunch, the day after Simchat Torah. No meat in sight, all vegetarian and fish dishes. When I described the menu to our guests before they dug in, I could plainly see they were delighted to get a break from meat dishes after...
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Moroccan Swiss Chard, Brussels Sprout and Date Tajine Recipe: This past week was the second time in a month I spotted fresh dates at produce markets, and I started grinning nostalgically at this unusual New York site, as if I had run into a long-lost friend, which of course I...
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Baked Chicken And Beans
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Baked Chicken And Beans is an amazingly easy to prepare side dish which cannot just escape your guest's attention in any party. Try this delicious Baked Chicken And Beans; I am sure you will get a huge fan following for this!
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|12 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Frozen onion rings
|16 Ounce (1 Package)
Place chicken in greased casserole and cover with soup.
Bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
Place beans in casserole with chicken.
Top with onion rings.
Bake for 20 minutes longer or until chicken is tender and onion rings are crisp and brown.
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An Elizabethtown man was charged Saturday in the murder of a 20-year-old man.
Jamie B. Wagers, 24, was arrested by Kentucky State Police after they received a call at about 2:30 p.m. Saturday of an incident at 130 Magers Drive.
Christian Fernando Higdon, 20, of Clarkson, was pronounced dead by the Hardin County Coroner's Office, Deputy Coroner Kenneth Spangenberger said. Cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head.
To give its new vacation Bible school program a lift, all Locust Grove Baptist Church needed was a little helium.
Members of the church on Red Mill Road in Elizabethtown decided to revamp their VBS and began looking for a way to advertise the program. Stauge "Kenny" Jones, 11, offered up an untraditional method for getting the word out — send out balloons with program fliers attached, a sort of updated version of the carrier pigeon.
Jones saw the idea carried out at a church he previously attended.
A former Elizabethtown resident has returned to Hardin County in police custody charged with 50 counts of rape after police said he forcibly raped a minor in his care for years and fathered her child.
Alfred Charles Ivey Jr., 47, of Nicholasville was arrested Sunday by the Jessamine County Sheriff's Office and was transported to Hardin County. He is charged with 16 counts of first-degree rape victim younger than 12 and 34 counts of first-degree rape, according to Kentucky State Police.
As the global population of those 60 and older grows, so does the likelihood of the number of cases of elder abuse, the World Health Organization says.
The area population is no exception.
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, which is today, strives to focus attention on the subject. Local aging services representatives believe it's an important day.
Jurors heard testimony Thursday from the father of the victim in the trial of Kelly C. Ferguson, an Elizabethtown man accused of forcibly raping a 13-year-old girl.
He recounted details of the night he and his wife found the 35-year-old with his daughter, while the defense dug into the father's past struggles with drug and alcohol abuse.
A registered sex offender, Ferguson is charged with first-degree rape, sodomy and persistent felony offender status.
Elizabethtown city officials are reviewing a plan that would create a historic preservation program and create a five-member historic preservation commission appointed by the mayor and approved by city council.
The ordinance was offered to protect historical properties from demolition or decay, specifically those that represent life dating back 100 or more years and enrich the architectural, historic and cultural character of the city.
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A high-profile federal prisoner prosecutors say was plotting to attack U.S. troops and other acts of terrorism has been held in isolation for more than a year in the Grayson County Detention Center in Leitchfield.
The prisoner, Mohanad Shareef Hammadi of Bowling Green, was delivered to the jail under an assumed name by U.S. marshals. On June 11, he appeared in a Bowling Green courtroom to ask to be released from isolation and, failing that, to be released on home incarceration.
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I restarted Studio 4, All the older content I had with MetaData is showing up, but the newer MetaData stuff isn't because it didn't get to get imported , so I went and did a re-import MetaData, but Studio is Freezing up when it tries to Import the MetaData. After 30 minutes, not 1 item has been imported and the window box for Processing MetaData is saying, "(Not Responding)".
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Rodney Williams had 15 points and seven rebounds as Minnesota defeated Tennessee State 72-43 Thursday night. Andre Hollins added 13 points and Austin Hollins had 12 for the Gophers (3-0), whose 3-point shooting helped them build an 18-point halftime advantage that never dipped below 17 in the second half. Kellen Thornton had 11 points and 13 rebounds for the Tigers (0-3), while Jordan Cyphers and Robert Covington added 10 points each. Tennessee State shot a season-low 23.7 percent from the floor thanks in part to a Minnesota defense that prevented quality looks. The Gophers have limited their three opponents this season to a combined 26.6 percent shooting. Minnesota held the Tigers without a point for more than six minutes in the second half, scoring 10 straight over that span to race ahead 53-26 and put the game out of reach.
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I believe it was last week I posted part 1. I can't remember because I've been busy with work and making music. And I will say what I always say but this time I will emphasize it because I will be doing some big names: THIS IS ALL IN MY OPINION
CM Punk when he first debuted in WWECW didnt really have a noticeable gimmick partly because the "masterminds" didnt
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Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton I: I liked how this kicked off Raw on Monday. Honestly I was shocked to see a match start Raw. I believe that Daniel Bryan should drop the weak link act. It's gotten kind of old by now and no one really believes him since he can take out all three members of The Shield on his own. I liked that Orton came out and told Bryan
Hi Guys, I just wanted to create this blog stating my top 6 people I would like to see Ziggler feud with when him wins back the whc. I believe these 6 with Ziggler could really bring back prestige to the title.
Honorable mentions - bryan and punk ( i see it happening but for wwe title), cesaro (not quite ready), barrett (needs to reestablish himself first, kind of a joke atm), seth rollins
WWE has actually decided to add a curveball to this year's Money In The Bank Pay-per-view: unpredictability. Last year's winners were John Cena and Dolph Ziggler, two obvious choices. But this time, they are making us guess at who could win, why they should win, and whether or not curveballs will be thrown. Also, we have, for the first time, a Money In The Bank ladder match with all heels. I don't
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Welcome to another blogside of Blade's Experience. In my last blog, I gave my predictions to WWE upcoming PPV MITB 2013. To start off with another monumental week, we will introduce the new EWN Internet Champion. Yes, I know it might seem shabby but in my opinion, this website needs to add a little more flare to it's blogger's and do us the fans justice. Many of my fans would believe since I am the
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Welcome to another edition of Blade's Experience. In my last blog, I made blogged about MITB 2013 Prediction's.In this blog, I will have a Wrestlemania dream card that should happen. Some matches would never happen but others are realistic so get ready for another edition of Blade's Experience. This blog will also feature the first meme of the day; here's another Blade's Experience.
Now I have not been blogging for awhile as I have been on hiatus. For whatever reason, when I do blog they never seem to make it on this website. I had stopped really paying attention to WWE product after WM as it was not very interesting or even entertaining. I have begun to follow it again as they have improved their product. First let's start with the misses.
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Welcome to another blogside edition of Blade's Experience. In this blog, I will give you my prospective of his PPV which is highly hyped in the regards of the return of RVD and the comebacks of C.M Punk and Mark Henry. Enjoy and give me feedback in the comment section below.
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This time around, I have decided to go through the WWE Roster and see who'd be ideal for working the Money In The Bank's namesake match. There's no particular order to be had here, and I shall not group the individuals into different matches, this is just a list of guys that I think
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MEMPHIS, TN (localmemphis.com)--Green space versus car space. A proposed four lane highway is supposed to ease rush hour congestion on Walnut Grove Rd. and Farm Rd. Some are concerned that the roadway could shatter the peace of Shelby Farms.
"My feeling is that we need to research and document alternatives. I do not wish to be asked to vote on something or to speak to something without alternatives," said Maxine Strawder.
Citizens voiced their opinions on whether the city should add a new road to ease congestion on Walnut Grove Rd. and Farm Rd. The proposed four lane Shelby Farms Parkway would run through the western side of the park.
"I've lived here for 25 years and the traffic on Germantown Road has deteriorated the entire period. We need another north/south avenue through east Memphis. I use the park with my kids and my bikes and my dogs and I love it, but this can be done," said Tim Waters.
If given the green light, planners say Farm Road would no longer be open to traffic. It would only be for recreational use. Many citizens say they felt other alternatives should have been given rather than adding a new road. The Sierra Club is one of the nations oldest and largest grassroots environmental organization. They were originally for the new proposed Shelby Farms Parkwa,y but they have now changed their minds.
"One of the main reasons is we think that the new freeway change will take most of the traffic that now is trying to come through the farms, and if they build this, it will be unnecessary. Plus, it will draw traffic through the farm," said Steven Sondheim.


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And how long has this project been going on for, well at least its not dead.
FFVII: REBIRTH is a free modification for the PSX classic, that seeks to rebalance the game, improve the difficulty level, add new spells and mechanics, and in essence make the game a more engaging, tactical experience. REBIRTH is unlike other modifications of its kind, insofar as it is for the *PSOne* version of the game, though a PC port will follow.
Rebirth is very much alive - in fact, I'm planning a late April / early May Disc One beta release for PSX. This demo will include new equipment, materia, items, spells, modified shops and limit breaks, and more powerful enemies with intuitive element and status vulnerabilities.
Posted by Yojimbo_Beta on Mar 17th, 2012
Contrary to popular opinion, Rebirth didn't die, it just got put on the back burner for a while. Since Christmas 2011, I've been working on a PSX Disc One beta to be released as a demo / early version sometime around the end of next month / May 2012.
As proof, here's a video of me fighting the Materia Keeper, here called a Hexadragon to hint at his ice-weak, fire-absorbing elemental affinities. Rebirth's enemies are divided up into a small number of memorable classes with particular weaknesses and resistances, and often renamed to hint at those classes. It's just one of the things that (I hope) will make Rebirth a fun mod to play.
The disc one demo will include
And how long has this project been going on for, well at least its not dead.
Hell yeah! You sir, have made my day!
Fan-freakin'-tastic news!