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All good Christians and political conservatives believe in free will, so that crap about mind control is obviously an excuse. The skitters therefore are alien invaders and all deserve to die. And our heroes will most heroic if they can steel themselves to do the dirty work.
Of course, in the fictional universe it's absurd for the characters to believe that the skitters are morally culpable. Often the problem for SF is that the emergence, even in disguised form, of real issues (unlike most of television,) is still accompanied by moral cowardice. In a fictional context, some of the characters should be looking at the skitters as the aliens most likely, by far, to be genuine allies, who've earned a place on Earth. And those who don't think so are unlikely to be as badass as Pope, still the worst character on the show. Basically anyone who would hold those positions in this context is just a hateful boob. But showing this is far to close to saying that to make peace with "our" enemies, who are always depicted as an alien Other, requires we actually surrender something. Oh, my. Better to leave weird holes in the plot and weak or irrational characters! Or have Pope as the alternate hero for assholes to identify with.
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Five people were arrested in connection with a narcotics search warrant served Friday.
Jerry D. Ray II, 26; Donna Ray, 42; Eythel Buckner, 53; Ashlie R. Nelson, 28 and Shandee Albert 25, all of Wister, were booked into the LeFlore County Detention Center on multiple drug charges after a narcotics search warrant was served at a home on Pearl Street in Wister.
Ryan Adams, 27, of Poteau, escaped serious injury Monday after a cliff-hanging blowout. Adams was headed north on the bypass near Polk Creek Road when a tire on the trailer he was towing deflated. The blowout caused the 2010 Chevy pickup to swerve to the right then roll over atop the guardrail, according to Poteau Police who investigated the accident. The trailer saved Adams pickup from going over the guardrail and rolling down a steep hill.
An area business confirmed Monday, employees were laid off at the end of June.
Lundy Kiger, vice president and director of government operations confirmed Monday that four employees have been released from their duties at the Shady Point location as a result of the restructure of the corporation.
The five-day manhunt for an escaped inmate from the Jim E. Hamilton Corrections Center came to an end Friday in Summerfield.
According to LeFlore County Sheriff Rob Seale, the sheriff's department received a call that escaped inmate Curtis Edwin Gibson, 51, had been sighted at a set of dumpsters in Summerfield.
Seale said Gibson ran off into nearby woods and a search immediately began. Officers with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Sheriff's Department, Wister Police and the JEHCC CERT team arrived at the location Gibson was last seen. Gibson was located 30 minutes later.
Registration is open for the 2013 LeFlore County Express Fall Soccer League.
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The Poteau Area Recreational Complex will have the Men's ASA District Tournament July 12-13.
Entry fee is $175 per team. Deadline for entry is 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Teams must pay with cashier's check, money order, or cash. Cashier checks and money orders made out to the City of Poteau.
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Keota Heat 18, Talihina Tigers 2
Heavener Thunder 11, Durant Diamondbacks 6
Editor's Note: Friday's and Saturday's scores from this regional as well as the Midgets Regional Tournament at Panama's Willie Darneal Field and the Coach-Pitch Regional Tournament at Heavener Blues Park will be in Tuesday's edition.
Carl Albert State College Vikings basketball player LaShawn Gallion, a 6-6 sophomore post player from Jacksonville, Fla., signed a letter of intent to play basketball with Southern University at New Orleans, which is an NAIA school.
Gallion is excited to continue playing basketball.
"It means a lot and this is telling me that there is more basketball to be played [for me]," Gallion said. "I always dreamed about playing at the next level. When I arrived at Carl Albert, I knew it could happen."
Having players moving on pays dividends for CASC men's coach Mike St. John.
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I have ridden nogat but not for many years. I have attened rallies and signed petitions that say helmut laws should not be made law. I still believe that even though I nearly never leave the driveway whithout a helmut on.
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People could choose to wear a lid or not. If you chose not to your insurance is 5X more (or whatever the bean counters compute) I think that would be fair. Lidless folks get a choice that they have to pay for.
If you check the box marked yes I allways wear a lid and then crash whithout one you get screwed on the bills...Or you can't sue the other guy or?????
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Phil33 Friendly Staff All the staff were helpful and friendly! The room was clean and the view spectacular. October 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Phil33 Great Stay! Highly recommended! Our recent stay at the Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel was a wonderful experience! The hotel staff demonstrated a terrific demeanor towards us as being very competent, helpful, pleasant, personable, and kind. The accommodations were very clean and welcoming. The bed in our room was extremely comfortable. We wish we had this comfort on our own mattress. The bathroom shower area was roomy, easily accessible, and nicely detailed. The view...awesome very of NYC! We also had the opportunity and pleasure to experience the 21st floor terrace. The Club was very comfortable with food and drinks and the opportunity to sit inside or outside to enjoy the ambiance of gorgeous views of the NYC skyline especially at night! Our sincere compliments and thanks to the Hotel staff for making our first stay in NYC a memorable experience! We highly recommend the Sheraton Tribeca as a destination for staying in NYC! We will stay there again for sure! Sincerely, Mike & Linda Connors, Derby, NY October 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RICHERA1 Door man Eddie was fantastic Eddie made it feel like home. He was awesome. Rooms need some place to put your clothes. No drawer space is very challenging. Bathroom was dark and we needed a bulb changed. October 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hazydazy14 Good experience I stayed at the Sheraton Tribeca using my Starwood Preferred Member points for one night to celebrate a friend's bday. I found the service to be okay (nothing great) and the rooms were small and non-descript but clean. However, I was blown away by our experience with one particular staff member who made our lives easier and our trip more enjoyable the entire trip. The doorman, Eddie, was friendly and helpful and went out of his way to make my friends and I feel like we were on vacation. Thanks Eddie!!! We would come back just to see you! October 13, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DavidF very comfortable Hotel is in great shape and great spot if you need to be at this end of Manhattan. Staff was great - friendly and most accommodating. Club floor and lounge are wonderful. Terrace with views back to the north towards mid-town might be one of the best views in NYC. October 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Boy4 Pleasantly surprised It wouldn't look like it from the street, but this hotel is great and has a lot to offer. My wife and I reserved a room block for our wedding and all of our friends and family that stayed here really enjoyed it. The location may not seem like the best in town, but I wouldn't let it prevent you from booking a room here. I really enjoy hanging out in the neighborhood and there are many nearby subway options to get around. October 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by brynmawr brynmawr the hotel was very clean and met all of our needs and is staffed with incredible people who truly want to assist their guests. October 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MsFox Convenient Hotel for NY Stay Good hotel for a visit to NY...close to subway and very walkable to a lot of locations. October 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jjjj24 good staff The staff are very polite and helpful. In-room internet speed and only 3 elevators are downsides. October 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Phil33 Great Hotel in NYC Super hotel with an outstanding staff and very comfortable rooms. Great view of NYC and the Club Lounge is a great plus for SPG members. September 30, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Leroy2013 Hotel for hard-hearing and light traveler! Was Check-in was very pleasant and the staff always very helpful. Was given, upon my request, a "quiet room" with a nice view towards the Hudson. Booked and received a 27 sqm room (no SPG Gold upgrade!). Room was clean and fine but if you book this size room, make sure you open your suitcase in the lobby. It may be very difficult in your room. The major disappointment was that, although the hotel is only 3 year old, the windows are not sound proof and you can hear the heavy traffic on Canal street including the endless sirens and honking! A pity. Finally elevators were not optimal as it took up to 10 minutes to get down in the morning. September 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lauri46 Fantastic Hotel Experience We so enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staff, room, view and area were fabulous. We have never had such a well informed and helpful staff experience. The accommodated our need to store bicycles so that we could enjoy some great rides on the Greenway and over the Brooklyn Bridge. The area is full of great restaurants and things to do! Soho, Little Italy and Chinatown are just a short walk away. Easy to get to the Seaports and Ground Zero. We had a gorgeous view of Midtown with the Empire State Building front and center. It was amazing. Cannot wait to return to see more of this great area! Thanks for a memorable weekend! September 19, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by LJMJR Valet Parking a Joke!!! I used the valet service for my vehicle at this hotel. Before checking out I called the ticket in from my room and, after waiting on hold for 15 minutes, was told the car would be right down. When downstairs, we waited another 15 minutes and were then finally approached by a valet person. He checked ticket number and told me it would be right there. 15 minutes later the same thing, would be right there. Another 15 minutes later, the same thing again. Finally after an hour of standing outside the valet told me to walk across the street to the parking garage to get my car. Why did I pay $55 for valet parking when rates are $37 at the garage if I had to get my car myself? This is not what I have come to expect from SPG and I was/am quite disappointed. Especially since I missed my appointment after standing around for an hour only to be told to get my car myself. September 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Cannotrecommend It was "okay" The personnel were great. Everyone was friendly and wanted to provide service. I have noting but good things to say about the service and staff. Here is what I did not like at all. The food and dining. The breakfast was extremely average and the ONLY place to get dinner was sitting at a couch with a very small bar table eating food that tasted and appeared to be precooked, microwaved food. Yuck and at a high price. Could not even sit at a dining table. Sad. To be specific about the dinner I had two meals there. The salmon was dry as toast with absolutely no flavor, and the pasta was store bought with a jar sauce and a few slivers of squash thrown in. The chef needs to go and they need to open the dining room for meals. I do NOT want to eat precooked food on a couch with a small bar table for dinner. September 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Robert30 Great value Very nice, newer property. Probably one of if not the best value in the area - above average room size at a reasonable price. Easy walk to subway (A,C,E,N,R,1), Chinatown, Little Italy, SoHo, or the village. Restaurant open only for breakfast, but with nearby options, this is a non-issue. Free breakfast included with more corporate rates than other US Starwood properties. September 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JCinCanalStACE The staff is awesome Stayed here again this past weekend and the hotel staff really shines. I look forward to each and every stay. September 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Msayegee1 Wedding Weekend My husband and I were referred to this Sheraton for a wedding stay. The staff, to a person, were fabulous, guiding us and advising us. Everyone was sweet and kind. The bathroom needed some touching up, but the room itself was sparkling clean. We were quite pleased by the location, the quality of the staff and the value we received for our money. September 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by sek12 Excellent Experience Updated and clean rooms, courteous staff, great location. Really couldn't think of any negatives other than my suite upgrade request didn't clear but not too surprising given it was a busy weekend. September 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AM220 Great Customer Service After a work event, the customer service team had a fruit plate waiting for me in my room. It was over and above any expectation I had and was appreciated. The rooms were comfortable, but there was some street noise. Valet was great to work with. Overall I would recommend. September 5, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by PMRREG Disappointed Nowhere on any website does it indidcate the rooftop is only for certain guests. VERY DISAPPOINTED! Even though the bed was very comfortable, I will not stay here again. September 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by HR325 good When I checked in, I had submitted a tax exempt form. Yet when I got the bill it still had taxes on it. I am running around trying to get this fixed, but there is no e-mail on the bill I can correspond with and the phone number just gets me to some answering machine September 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by boother Great Hotel! Great Location!! Great Hotel, great people, super friendly, super helpful, very clean, very comfortable sleeping, close to amazing restaurants, shopping, site seeing.. did I say great people!!!! September 1, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Parkingissue Few glitches in our stay We did not have turn down service our second night, so we had no towels to take a shower in the evening. Second, when I called to find out about parking they told me $55 a night which was fine. When we arrived they told us $65 a night for an oversized vehcile...ok...., however when we checked out we were then told $75 a night!! Unacceptable, at that rate I never would have parked. We called for a manager and had it changed to $65 a night. Received no apologies! August 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nrays Bad experience The rooms were not cleaned and there were definite odors. The room was not made up after being out from 11 am until 4 pm. The staff did not respond with the appropriate concern when we told them of our needs and the deficiencies August 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nanell53 Great stay! My family & I had an overnight stay here for a wedding in the city. We were very pleased with all aspects of this hotel, from the service of the staff to the cleanliness of the rooms. We would definitely stay here again. August 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JDSPgh Perfect Hotel for Perfect Trip Family trip to New York with 3 kids (10,8,4) and grandparents. This hotel and the staff could not have been any better. The location is great - easy access to subway and short walk into great neighborhoods. Every member of the staff was terrific and the hotel was clean and relatively quiet. We will be going back to NYC and definitely will stay here again. August 15, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by rae379 Very nice staff, but I need staff who can also manage a hotel. The staff are all very nice. However, more than "nice staff" is required to have a good hotel stay. The elevators were in dire need of attention - you'll get in the elevator and spend 10 minutes re-entering your key into the security slot until finally the elevator will register that you've entered your key and you'd like to go to a floor. This gets old real fast. Once in your room, the TV has no channel guide so you have no idea what is on TV. When I called guest services to see if maybe I just didn't know how to use the remote control, I was told, "Yea, I know there's no TV guide - it bothers me too, but we've never had one. And if you want to use the channel list in your room to at least know which channels are which, make sure to add 4 to each channel number - we added 4 channels a while ago and didn't update the guide." Uh, ok, good to know. You'll also notice that the air conditioner can be set all the way down to 60 degrees, but in actuality the lowest temperature it will reach is 71 - I have a temperature gauge with me - even with it going all night. The air conditioner will also blow on you all night due to the layout of the room. Further, I took 2 luke warm showers in 2 days because the water heater isn't turned up enough. Oh, and whatever you do, don't take a room upgrade if you're offered one. I was given a suite, which I appreciate. But all suites are on the lower levels and it is LOUD with all of the NYC noise - mine was on the 3rd floor- even though the staff promised "this is a very quiet room." I moved after 1 night to the 10th floor and it was better. I was emailed halfway through my stay to ask how it was going; I responded that I was having problems and never received a response. This is not how management should interact with customers. Always respond to guest emails, even if the issue has been resolved and you're only following up to say, "I hope your issue is resolved and I'm sorry it occurred." There wasn't much I liked, but I did enjoy the club lounge. The food was pretty good - breakfast and dinner - and the outside patio is nice with a great view of the NYC skyline. Just look forward to battling the elevators to get up there. Also, the valet guys were great and went the extra distance to get me a cab in the rain two mornings in a row. Overall though, there are better choices in NYC at this price point. August 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by 1Murph13 Eddie C. I travel all over the world and stay at many high end hotels in executive suites most of the time. As an executive member and an SPG card holder for years, I have been given the opportunity to stay at the Sheraton with complimentary drinks worldwide in the lounge. I was surprised that was not the case here at the Sheraton Tribeca. I am aware that rules are different in the States compared to overseas but I was hoping that complimentary drinks and better food would have been provided. Having said that, the staff treated me and my son very nice during our two separate stays in August. One person I would like to recognize is Eddie C. He greeted us at the door entrance and continued to take care of us every time we saw him in the lobby. What a great guy and a helpful employee you have there. I hope he is treated well by the Tribeca management. I don't think you want to see this guy get away. I can't say enough about him and was really the only bright spot of our visit to the Tribeca Sheraton. August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Epsilon Sheraton Club is well worth it! We (me, my wife and our two children aged 7 and 9) stayed in a Sheraton Club room on the 22nd floor for four nights and had an incredible stay. The room was clean and quiet, and the view was incredible. Service for our room and through the front desk/concierge/valet was perfect. We had access to the Sheraton Club lounge on the 21st floor, where we ate our breakfast each morning and had hors d'oeuvres each evening, all costs included in our room rate. The food was really good, the service went above and beyond, and the view from the patio was stunning. The included wi-fi and access to the Sheraton Club lounge for free breakfasts made the extra cost for the room a great value. Thanks Sheraton! We will definitely be coming back, and recommending you to our friends and family. August 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Reca Enjoyed my stay Excellent service and great complimentary breakfast! August 12, 2013


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Would Voyager have been better if the ship returned to Earth sooner?
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No, Voyager should not have gotten home earlier to tell us what happened after the Dominion war. That's DS9's plot, maybe they should have ended the war a season or two sooner and told that on DS9.
Voyager shouldn't have stuck to the one season = one year formula. I'd have liked them to skip further and further forward as the show went on, like "Year of Hell" - but I guess that'd have meant more story arcs and eventually aging the actors would have violated Voyager's network-mandated "stand alone episodes we can show in whatever order we want and not leave viewers confused" rule.
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IMHO, they should never have returned to Earth (at least not the silly way they did). The ship should have been lost and no one should ever have found out what happened to it.
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ended like that. Although it was dictated by cancellation and not the finale they were hoping for, I thought it was fantastic.
(then again, Voyager would never have had the fantastic, evocative music which made the ending so special)
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Ken Whisenhunt's wife, Alice, has a new mouth to feed. Fortunately for her, Patrick Peterson seems content with delivery. Peterson's game-winning, 99-yard punt return for a touchdown in overtime Sunday gave the Cardinals an ugly, improbable, but much-needed, 19-13 win over the equally hapless St. Louis Rams at University of Phoenix Stadium. It was Peterson's third punt return for a TD this season, making him the only player in NFL history to record that feat in his first eight games. It was also Peterson's second game-winner this season, meaning he's responsible for both Arizona (2-6) wins. "He's my new son," Whisenhunt said, laughing. "We just adopted him." So did an entire city starved for a shred of football success following a 5-11 record last season and a 1-6 start to this season. Arizona was flat-out ugly Sunday. Backup John Skelton struggled to muster any offense in his first start in place of injured Kevin Kolb (toe). He even gave St. Louis points whe...
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- Rosa Mendes, Primo and Epico will be appearing at the Metro PCS store in Kalamazoo, Michigan on March 2nd at 3pm. - WWE's Senior Vice President of Special Events John Saboor will give students at Full Sail University a behind-the-scenes look at WWE's live events on February 14th at 3pm in FS3B-Room 131 on the Full Sail campus. The event is titled, "The Business of the WWE – A Conversation with John Saboor." - Part of Bruno Sammartino's new WWE deal will indeed see a DVD produced on his career. The deal will also see him possibly be a part of future WWE video games. Vince McMahon Rumor, Busty New Photos of Rosa Mendes' Curves, More Partial source: F4Wonline.com
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A: Your son's appearance could be the result of a condition called exophthalmos, an abnormal bulging out of one or both eyes. The other term doctors use to describe the same problem is proptosis. Some experts have defined the terms differently, but most of us use them interchangeably.
I am always concerned when I hear that someone takes a lot of vitamins, especially if they're taking them instead of eating a well-balanced diet. However, it's very unlikely that the vitamins are directly causing hour son's "bulging eyes."
The most common cause of true exophthalmos is Graves' disease. Graves' disease is an autoimmune disorder. For unknown reasons, the body begins producing proteins called thyroid stimulating proteins that cause the thyroid gland to become overactive.
The disease also can cause proteins to accumulate in certain tissues, most commonly in the muscles that control eye movements. These muscles are called the extraocular muscles. They enlarge and push the eyes forward. Usually both eyes are affected.
Almost all people with Graves' eye disease have symptoms of an overactive thyroid including anxiety, tremor, difficulty sleeping, weight loss despite an excellent appetite and intolerance of heat.
Another rare cause of exophthalmos is glaucoma that occurs in early childhood. Because the eye is fully developed in adults, the much more common adult onset glaucoma doesn't make eyes bulge.
Most other causes of proptosis involve only one eye. Causes include:
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- A blood clot behind the eye
- A tumor
Your son should make an appointment with his doctor and will probably need to see an eye specialist if he truly has exophthalmos.


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The Hawkins Strategy: Repealing Obamacare By Cutting Off The Funds
The problem with doing a full repeal of Obamacare is that it will take a majority in the House, the presidency, and 60 votes in the Senate.
Were I a betting man, I'd say condition one is very likely by 2012, condition 2 is definitely possible, but condition 3 is basically out of reach given that we only have 41 Senators right now. By 2014? Maybe, but under any circumstances, getting to 60 Senators is always extraordinarily difficult. Of course, we may be able to peel off some Democratic votes, but there's no guarantee that will happen.
So, how do we kill Obamacare?
I have an idea.
"The IRS might have to hire as many as 16,000 new employees to enforce all the new taxes and penalties the bill calls for! And that doesn't include all the other government jobs from the 159 new agencies, panels, commissions and departments this bill will create."
What does it take to fund all those government jobs, agencies, panels, & commissions? Tax dollars.
Now, who controls the purse strings? Congress. How many votes do we need via reconciliation to make budget changes? 51.
So, can we gut Obamacare by refusing to fund it?
Is this a viable strategy? Yes, it is.
Now, what if Obama is President and we do this? He still has to sign a reconciliation bill. Will he do that? He's certainly not going to be inclined to do it. But, if Republicans don't back down, we've got a stand-off. At that point, it probably comes down to who has the American people at their back. I like those odds.
On the other hand, if we can replace Obama in 2012, then a Republican President will definitely sign off on reconciliation and we've eviscerated Obamacare.
Of course, the ideal is still to repeal Obamacare in its entirety — and that should be our ultimate goal. But, if we can defund it while we're working towards that end, it'll be like ripping the engine out of the car that drives the bill — and it's very doable.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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By Jeremy Lee, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 18 June 2012 09:59AM
Bartle Bogle Hegarty leads the field with a total of nine – it received two for "fireworks" and "petrol station" on behalf of Unilever's Axe brand and a further seven for The Guardian for campaigns "egg", "pyramid", "gold coin", "pill", "record", 'orange' and 'pie chart'.
DDB UK is in second place with seven nominations, six of which are for Harvey Nichols and with one for the Financial Times.
JWT London has been shortlisted five times – it received three for New York Bakery, with which it has subsequently split having picked up the Hovis account, and one each for Kraft Trident Senses and the National Centre for Domestic Violence.
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO and CHI & Partners each had four shortlists, the former with three for Guinness and one for GE and the latter with three for The Times and one for The Sunday Times.
Ogilvy& Mather was shortlisted three times for Expedia; DLKW Lowe twice for Legoland Windsor Resort and the Microloan Foundation, and Saatchi & Saatchi received one for T-Mobile.
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The atmosphere surrounding Mississippi State baseball, is one of the best in the country.
Dudy Noble Field at Polk-Dement Stadium was erected in 1967. In 1987, it underwent a $3.5 million renovation upping the number of seats to 6,700.
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1979 Thurman Munson Game Used Catcher's Mitt....
2013 May 2 - 4 Vintage Sports Collectible Signature Auction - Dallas #7075
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Consigned by the Captain's roommate Gene Michael1979 Thurman Munson Game Used Catcher's Mitt. Perhaps it was the unimaginable heartbreak of Lou Gehrig's decline and death that left a vacancy in the Yankee captain's chair for thirty-seven years beginning with the Iron Horse's retirement in 1939. After all, who could measure up to that lofty standard for leadership and resolve that the durable first baseman had exhibited through sixteen seasons of unfailing service? Ultimately, it would prove to be the man who wore this glove, the key component to the Bronx Bombers' return to greatness after nearly two decades lost in the wilderness. Little could anyone have known, when the new captain was named in 1976, that he would soon break millions of pinstriped hearts just as his predecessor had done.
Few teammates knew the sturdy backstop better than Gene Michael, who quickly became close with Munson upon his arrival in pinstripes. The two were paired up as roommates on road trip due to their shared collegiate alma mater, Kent State University. So after a decade traveling the American League together, the pair was akin to brothers when Munson's plane fell short of a Canton runway and burst into flames on August 2, 1979.
Presented is one of two personally owned Munson relics that his heartbroken friend acquired from famed Yankee clubhouse man Pete Sheehy as a remembrance of his fallen roommate and friend. Letters from Sheehy's successor Nick Priore and from Michael himself document the provenance, asserting that this glove (and the mask in the lot to follow) were used by Munson during the final baseball season of his life.
The top-quality Rawlings gamer exhibits solid use throughout, the sheepskin wrist lining matted with sweaty wear and the pocket cracked from drying and the impact of fastballs from Gossage, Guidry and Catfish Hunter. "MUNSON" appears in black marker on exterior pinky, partially inked over in green to suggest possible use by another backstop subsequent to Munson. Make no mistake, however--the attribution to the Captain is assured.
One of the most desirable and firmly provenanced relics orphaned by Munson, this important gamer makes its auction debut within the Signature event, consigned to the sale by Gene Michael directly. Letter of provenance from Nick Priore. Letter of provenance from Gene Michael.
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#1 2011-01-20 16:10
Love this place Peter, thank you.
I have a question. Most of us know the basic for bread or pizza dough, A yeast, flour, water, salt, some perhaps an oil.
The statement of "secret ingredients" has me curious. Not that I want to steal the recipe. Just the what else is there to a dough to make it so guarded. The only thing I can think of is some sort of flavoring or dough conditioners. So without betraying any trust issues or letting the secret slip. In general what other things can be added to a dough when made at that quantity and how would that translate to the home pizza maker. Thanks
#2 2011-01-22 05:33
Wow! I have been to Mozza and can say they make fabulous pizza. They have figured out how to make a beautiful thin crust that does not get soggy in the middle. I can't help but wonder what those secret ingredients could be!
#3 2011-01-23 20:30
Nothing weird, just things like other grains. Not sure what they are--they wouldn't tell even me--but I'm guessing something like a small amount of whole wheat flour and/or rye flour. Maybe some malt, but I'd just be guessing. Hey, they spent a long time perfecting this dough (I read somewhere it took about six months of testing and tweaking), so I wouldn't expect them to tell us everything. But I know they have a commitment to natural ingredients so that wasn't dough conditioner. In fact, the poolish (ie sponge) method that you saw in the video is the real dough conditioner--and that's totally natural artisan technique.
#4 2011-01-24 12:29
Do they use any kind of bread improver and how long they preferment the spong? over night or 48 hours?
#5 2011-01-24 13:21
With a little internet searching the Mozza recipe calls for a tiny amount of rye flour and wheat germ, honey and salt with a relatively low protein flour Mellow Judith. They do teach dough making classes out of their restaurant so the recipe is out there. The rye flour and wheat germ surprised me.
#6 2011-01-24 14:49
I had pizza at Mozza two years ago and still dream about it. Peter this is so exciting. Looking forward to watching. Love your new site.
#7 2011-01-24 17:10
Hi Peter, that video of La Brea Bakery mixing process is great! Can't wait for the next episode. Thanks so much.
@Madeline Peters: The recipe they give out in their pizza making classes is not their actual recipe; it's a "dumbed down" home version that they think will be easier for people to make. Supposedly they are going to come out with a Mozza cook book that will disclose the actual recipe. Can't wait for that either!
#8 2011-01-24 18:51
How do they make that dough so crispy? I was floored at how thin it was yet a slice did not droop. Even with the fresh mozzarella it held up.
#9 2011-01-24 21:36
I think you have to chalk that up to Nancy Silverton's brilliance as a baker. She is truly one of the greats, who decided to apply her amazing skills to pizza. The Mozza crust is so tender and crispy at the same time that you can't quite believe it. If you have a chance to go to the pizza baking class, do go. It is so interesting and so delicious! It was a bit disappointing that they don't actually share their real recipe; but when they start making these incredible pizzas and feeding them to you, you forgive them, very fast. For anyone who is a real aficionado of pizza, the Mozza pizza making class is just the pinnacle. You have to do it, not just for what you learn, but to taste what really great pizza they are making there. Wow.
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#10 2011-01-26 05:03
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Love the site! Love the transformations throughout - I sense a new rise for you all! Congratulations !
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HAVANA — A Cuban scientist who helped develop a low-cost synthetic vaccine that prevents meningitis and pneumonia in children says he was offended when the U.S. government denied his request to travel to California to receive an award.
Vicente Verez-Bencomo was to accept the award Wednesday at the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose. He also was invited to speak Friday at the Society for Glycobiology conference in Boston.
Verez-Bencomo said the State Department denied him a visa because the visit would be "detrimental to the interests of the United States."
"That is really offensive to me," the chemical engineer said.
The State Department would not comment on the visa.
"It's incomprehensible that a civilized nation can confuse someone who has dedicated his life to saving the lives of children with someone who goes against the interests of the United States," the chemical engineer said. "I wasn't going there to talk about politics, I was going to talk about science."


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Friend of mine that's been in Australia the last week FTP'd me the full version of crysis. I played it non stop until about 10:30pm. About 7 hours of delta difficulty game play. And in my opinion, it's the ONLY way to experience this game. The AI is noticeably smarter and really challenges you to maximize the environment and your suit and weapons.
Aside from that, here are my thoughts on the game so far.
Ok, first and foremost, I think that the visuals play a key role in the game. The atmosphere that the surrounding environments create is unlike anything I've ever seen before. I can easily see this game not being AS enjoyable on a lower end machine to some BUT the fun and action will still be the same.
So, with that being said, I'll discuss the overall feel of the game thus far.
It feels very much like a well polished, albeit mildly clichéd, action movie turned sci-fi action movie. The scripts and sequences, cut scenes and missions are all extremely well written and planned out and as the developers promised, you the player control how these scenes will unfold. They can be very quiet or all out Rambo/Delta force blow the whole village up style. I've found that different "scenes" natrually feel better (to me at least) played a certain way. I've found myself naturally gravitating towards a stealthy approach to the forest and heavily jungled fire fights with KPA patrols (sort of how the predator hunted in the first predator movie) and for the village and small outposts and bases, I've found that there are always numerous sniping opportunities to pick off guard patrols and thin them out followed by plenty of stuff to blow up to create chaos in the place as I storm in capping soldiers left and right.
The weapons are very well balanced as well and as you progress further into the game, the koreans wear more body armor making them harder to take down. It requires a face shot rather than a head shot as a head shot would just knock their helmet off (unless you're using the precision rifle
). they also slowly start introducing more powerful guns and more heavily upgraded guns. You'll slowly start to see KPA's with laser sights, silencers, sub machine guns, precision sniper rifles, scopes and eventually High lite for mild spoiler ->
Nano suits
OK back to graphics.
The graphics are quite simply jaw dropping. Crytek has done an unbeliveable job creating these magnificent sprawling valleys and mountains and incredibly detailed forests. They've done a fantastic job recreating the environment you'd see in an eastern pacific island. The flat valleys with rice patties surrounded by enormous mountains and cliffs, the waterfalls and rivers wandering through the jungle forests and the eerie swampy bog areas thick with dead vegetation, scraggly old trees, low lying fog and long forgotten old run down shacks do an increidble job of creating an atmosphere that really has never been seen or experienced in a game thus far. Oblivion's long sprawling world and forests were nice and all but at very high detail settings, crysis absolutely destroys oblivion in every way visually.
As most of you know, at one point in the game, you are put into an alien environment. This isn't a spoiler as the developers have made this known for a long time now. And without giving anything away to ruin the experience, I will just say that it's by FAR the most awesome alien environment experience I've ever seen in a game. The zero G environment environment is extremely cool and the best way to experience this environment. Crytek really did an amazing job taking you out of a human world. They could have just tossed some new textures and stuff at you but the totally 3D movement you have in this new environment removes some of the linear-ness out of the game and adds a bit more immersiveness to the overall experience.
I know there were a LOT of eyebrows being raised when they first announced that you would be put into an alien environment becuase we all know how miserably it failed when they tossed gordon freeman into Xen but I think Crytek really pulled it off well.
The frozen world is also extremely cool (hah. pun) No offense to the modders who have made some snow textured maps but they can't even come close to the frozen environment that crytek have made. The way you freeze if you stand still for too long, the way ice and snow forms on your suit and gun, the way the gasoline and flammable liquid in the explosive barrels are now solid and don't blow up (the environment is "well below -200*C")
The air craft carrier was expertly done as well. The attention to detail is unreal here. Everything was done extremely well and this gave the game engine a chance to show off it's uber dynamic lighting system as the shadows and lighting are extremely well done.
Was this game worth the wait? Absolutely. It reeks of extremely polished game. The character models are impeccable, the weapon models and vehicles are extremely well done, the character animations are jaw dropping, facial animations are incredible and the voice acting is not cheesy the way it could have easily been. The story is very well laid out and very well paced. You don't spend too much time fighting endless waves of enemies and you don't find yourself wandering around aimlessly trying to figure out what to do next. The free roaming abliity really opens up so many ways to play what could easily have been very linear and predictable fire fights. Crytek really put in the development time into this game and it shows. The game just oozes quality and pro feel.
I can't help but want to compare it to other great FPS games like HL2 and in that regard, Crysis doesn't quite have the same claiber of memorable moments because HL2 seems to be sectioned from one very identifiable scene to another filled with small breaks of random nothing activity to get to the next scene. Crysis isn't like that, be it good or bad, becuase it seems like the whole time is one very long scene. Yeah there are those idle moments where you're not killing or blowing something up but you've always seemingly got something going on. The beginning is slow but at the point where the demo ends, the action picks up hard core and really doesn't stop. It just keeps getting more and more intense so the little break periods where you catch your breath are typically spent running around restocking on ammo.
I definitely didn't want to stop playing and never felt burnt out from too much shooting or the feeling that they were rehashing the same fire fight over and over. Totally different surroundings in several base camp assaults practically eliminate that feeling because you have so many different ways to approach the situation which ultimately IS the same "blow up the base to gather intel" task. I never sat there thinking to myself "geez how many times do I have to do this??".
I've got over 250 screen shots at the moment here with me at work. I'm weeding through them discarding the uninteresting ones and will upload them all to photobucket this afternoon when I get home and probably pick some that are my favorites to post and then just post a link to the album for those who want to see the rest.
Now for the spoilers. Highlite the text below if you want to read my thoughts and opinions on what I would consider spoilers. If not, enjoy the game and then come back and see what you think.
Ok, first thing is first, I love the fact that Prophet didn't die. It also opens wide up some degree of speculation on whether or not he knew everything about what was going on before the mission started. When you get to the carrier and he's in the chair in that little science lab, the military scientist and that chick you rescued from the mine are sitting there saying they have no idea what it is yet somehow he managed to rig up the alien weapon to integrate into his suit power and modifiy it all in the field and Prophet just sort of blows off their remarks. I can only assume he knew exactly what was going on the whole time and that some sort of top secret govt agency has known about this ancient technology for some time.
Next, I think the alien characters in the alien environment really are sub par compared to the soldiers. When the camera takes you up through that initial door and throws you face to face with one of the alien creatures, there's really no detail at all. Just lots of blue and green color.. blah. Maybe it was supposed to be that way but if so, BOOO.
In the tank mission where you're going across that huge flat valley and you experience the first earthquake that reveals bits and pieces of the alien structure within the mountain, that was the first point in the game for me that conveyed a sense of just how epic this game is in all aspects.
I'm to the point where I just defended the aircraft carrier from the alien gunships and turned on the nuclear reactor and just now have gotten wind of that hand held mini nuke gun so I can't wait but I'm very curious to know how that chick scentists is going to be able to use my suit to kill the aliens. I saw a brief what seemed to be small EMP burst from the suit there in the reactor core but it didn't kill them. Just stunned them. I want some sort of emp on demand where I can control it.
I'm also reeeealy hoping (and pretty much assuming) that you go back to the island to get Prophet again so I'm curious to see if the Admiral's nuke actually penetrated the ice globe and ravaged the mountain or if it just sort of blew up when it hit the globe. Either way, I'm really hoping to see a nuked landscape but I'm not holding my breath.
Also, I'm wondering if there's any other way to kill the koreans in the nano suits more effectively than what I'm doing but I'm just running up behind them if possible and using the strength mele or grabbing them and strenght punching them. Because the one shot head kills that you tyically get with the precision rifle against all other soliders don't do anything. I've unloaded an entire clip into the head of the nano suit guys and still not dead. They take 2 missles from the rocket launcher too.
It's sort of the same way with the little alien drones. I'll pop them twice with the strength melee and down they go. For the big flying guys, I'll hit them with 2 rounds from the gauss gun and they die. Seems like (aside from the rocket launcher) that's the most effective way to drop them.
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Windows XP Setup includes the Dynamic Update feature. Dynamic Update downloads and uses critical content to enhance the Setup program. If the computer can connect to the Internet during Windows XP Setup, Dynamic Update prompts you to download critical content. You have the option to skip Dynamic Update during Setup.
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The UI takes up quite some space, and as far as I can tell, there is no way to interact with it?
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Please provide some more information on the game and maybe we can give you som better feedback?
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September 22nd at 6:00pm "The Road Ahead"
This will be a look at the training opportunities that lay ahead of you during your year as President-Elect. We'll talk about the 3 pillars of Rotary, the role of the District, and discuss the role of Club President.
October 27th at 6:00pm "Understanding Your Club & Resources"
In this webinar, we'll help you identify the materials you'll need to really understand the inner-working of your club, past goals, and club documents. This is vital knowledge for you as you chart the path for your club during your year. We'll also show you where you can find the information you need about Rotary and its programs.
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In this webinar we'll explore the Rotary Foundation, "TRF." What is it? What is its relationship to Rotary and to our clubs? We'll give you a brief overview of the matching grants programs, talk about Grant Management Qualification requirements, and describe the role of the Club President concerning the Foundation and Giving.
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We'll discuss the importance of putting together a cracker-jack membership team for your year and why membership is Rotary's biggest challenge. You'll learn new ways to approach growing membership and how to build a membership plan that will create vibrant membership for your club during your year.
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This webinar will focus on the elements of leadership. What's makes a great club leader? Are you planning on being an agent of change in your club, or just a placeholder? We'll delve deeper into the electronic tools available to you as you lead your club: the powerful Rotary database, "DACdb" and "Rotary Club Central" on the R.I. website … where you'll enter the goals for your year so they can go into the International Rotary database, and so that your club can track progress from year to year.
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The President-Elect Training Seminar (PETS), held in Seattle, has been likened to a fire-hose of knowledge coming at you. In this webinar, we explain travel, accommodations, dress codes, class-styles, fellowship time, meals, and generally everything you need to know to reduce your stress as you prepare to travel. Our goal has been to prepare you to drink comfortably from the fire-hose, and this is the final step. Get ready for PETS!
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Remove soft centers combine beans, bean liquid, chili powder, salt, pepper, and garlic powder; heat bean mixture.
Force through sieve to make paste.
Cool, spread bean paste over bottom halves of rolls; cover with layer of shredded lettuce, top with slices of meat, avocado, and green pepper rings; pour over enough French dressing to moisten.
Top with remaining halves of rolls.
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Mexican Sandwiches Recipe


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