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WALLA WALLA – A 33-year-old woman shot during a convenience store robbery Tuesday night was reportedly in satisfactory condition this morning after surgery at Providence St. Mary Medical Center, officials said.
Police declined to identify the woman, but several sources have confirmed she is Miriam Clark, who works at Aziz Chevron, 1916 Isaacs Ave.
Clark was wounded by a single gunshot, the bullet passing through her arm into her abdomen, police said.
The assailant was one of two robbers who entered the store at about 9:45 p.m. on Tuesday, police said. Both were described as younger males with a thin build. Both of their faces were covered, police said.
The shooting suspect approached the counter and demanded cash from the register. While Clark was complying with the request, she was shot, police said.
The suspected robbers fled the scene on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash, dropping some of it as they escaped, according to Officer Tim Bennett, police spokesman.
Walla Walla Community College coaches Mike Staudenmaier and Chad Bodnar were the first to arrive at the convenience store following the shooting.
"It must have been seconds after (the suspects) ran off," Bodnar said. "She said, 'I just got shot.'"
Bodnar said the pair rendered first aid until ambulance crew arrived.
"She was really tough about it," Staudenmaier said, who said Clark was already on the phone with 911 dispatchers when the coaches walked in.
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The Top 10 Weirdest Japanese Snacks and Drinks
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Trying to convince people that Japan is a little bit weird is like trying to sell them on the idea that breathing air and not swallowing razors is beneficial to them in the long run. The image of that country has been tarnished ever since Google first started indexing, when Japan officially became less about ninjas and Godzilla and more about bizarre game shows and traumatizing sex fetishes.
Really, the only thing left to do is concentrate on the more adorable kinds of Japanese zaniness that (thank God) no one is masturbating to. With this in mind, here are the 10 Weirdest Japanese Snacks and Drinks.
Candy Squid
When you are living on an island, it's natural that most of your daily diet will come from the sea, and the Japanese have proven over the years that if it swims in some water, they will eat it without exception. This is the nation that willingly eats Fugu for Pete's sake, a fish so poisonous that unless you prepare it correctly you will die very painfully within minutes of eating it. Compared to that, candied squid seems almost sane… the key word being "almost".
You can get these at a variety of convenience stores or on a stick during a traditional Japanese festival. Funny thing though: the candied squid isn't actually sweet (don't ask how that works) and often comes in such appetizing flavors as "Cod Roe" or "Spicy Korean Cabbage."
Cheese Drink
The product of the "NEEDS Cheese Factory" in Hokkaido, the Cheese Drink has allegedly been produced to raise cheese awareness in Japan. It is estimated that over 20 million Japanese kids don't know what real cheese looks like* and more than 30% of all Japanese adults think you can get cancer from touching cheese**, so what the "NEEDS" company is doing is actually very noble indeed***. We mean, hey, it's not like they simply had a full batch of industrial grade cheese-byproduct liquid and decided to sell it to the general population as a beverage, right? Nah, couldn't be.
The cheese drink can also be used as salad dressing.
*Completely false. ** Made up on the spot. *** Not in the least.
Rose Sweat Gum
The aptly and yet very horrifyingly named "Otoko Kaoru" ("Man Smelling Sweetly") is a brand of chewing gum that makes your sweat smell like roses.
Believe it or not, there actually is a very good explanation for this product. The Japanese spend a great portion of their lives in the overcrowded public transportation systems (according to our calculations, if you add the hours every Japanese man spends in a train and multiply it by a Billion, you get a really large number). Can you imagine what would happen if 50 of these old Japanese dudes started sweating their natural manly musk?
Suddenly the gum doesn't sound so crazy after all. Actually, it should probably be made mandatory for some people. You know the type I mean.
Cream Collon Biscuits
What would you do if I came in to your office (assuming you had an office and were the head of a major candy company) and propose a new type of biscuit snack in the shape of small tubes filled with cream? You would probably let me keep talking, cause that doesn't sound so bad. OK, but then just how many guards you would send after me if I said I wanted to name this new snack "Collon", without the slightest bit of irony? 5 guards? 20?
If your answer was anything more than 0 then sadly you do not have what it takes to be the president of Glico, the biggest candy company in Japan and the proud manufacturers of the Cream Collon snack. See Japan, this is why everybody is laughing AT you, not WITH you. You can't even spell 'colon' correctly.
Curry Lemonade
Ah, curry and lemonade, together at last! Wait, what?! This has got to be either a joke or some sort of Fear Factor merchandise tie-in. But we all know that is not the case, otherwise it wouldn't make the list. No use fighting it, let's just acknowledge that somewhere in Japan there is a person (a whole lot of persons to boot) who willingly swig curry flavored lemonade. Let's now acknowledge that this is really freaky.
Oh, and look at the label: "A miraculous collaboration of curry and lemonade". Can't argue that this product is a miracle. Curry Lemonade had to be devised, presented in front of a group of businessmen, taste-tested and then marketed. And during that time no one stopped to say "Guys, isn't this product actually very strange?" A bloody miracle if we ever saw one…
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There are lots of different dads on Parenthood: single dads, married dads, almost-stepdads, mostly absent dads, and of course, stay-at-home dad Joel Graham (Sam Jaeger). Married to high-powered attorney Julia (Erika Christensen), he was a contractor until the recession hit. Since then, he's been the primary caregiver for the couple's daughter, Sydney, who is 5 when the series starts.
The show doesn't stint on clichés associated with stay-at-home dads, from Julia feeling threatened by the flirty, make-everything-from scratch homemakers her husband now hangs around with to his father-in-law wondering why he doesn't have a "real" job. Joel himself sometimes seems frustrated by his lack of a creative outlet or a social life not involving children. But for the most part, it's a positive portrayal of a man who doesn't resent his wife for having a job, or consider his own contribution to the family to be any less important. He's probably more patient than Julia, steps up to the plate when it comes to both discipline and showing affection, and is a caring, competent father.
The New Normal isn't the first time we've seen gay dads (in this case, dads-to-be) on TV. But from Will & Grace's Jack McFarland to LeRoy and Hiram Berry on Glee, they're usually non-custodial fathers or secondary characters. The aughts brought sitcoms It's All Relative and Normal, Ohio, both of which centred around gay fathers, but neither found an audience.
It wasn't until 2009's Modern Family that a successful network sitcom showed gay men being full-time fathers — and even there, their portrayal is stereotypical and desexualized. That's something Glee and The New Normal creator (and out gay man) Ryan Murphy publicly criticized in 2010, stating that if he were to make a show with two gay leads, their kissing would be shown as no big deal.
It's not that I don't enjoy Modern Family, exactly. It's a slick sitcom that showcases some great acting and witty writing. But despite including characters who are gay and people of color, at heart it's a deeply conventional show, more interested in peddling stereotypes than subverting them.
Most often, Modern Family's white heterosexual family with a stay-at-home mom is presented as the default, including in the show's promotional images, most of which literally position them at the centre of the show: the "normal" people those wacky minorities orbit around. The first season poster even made this overt, describing the family units we could expect to see as: "straight, gay, multi-cultural, traditional" — that last word providing reassurance to conservatively-minded potential viewers that storylines wouldn't get too progressive.
In comparison to single moms elsewhere, on Gilmore Girls, they're heroes. In fact, when it comes to parenting on the show, there's a recurring theme: Men! Not quite as good as women, are they?
They're certainly inferior to Lorelai Gilmore, the bright, witty firebrand who single-handedly raised the cleverest girl in Stars Hollow while working her way from chambermaid to manager of a local inn, gaining a business degree in the process. Sure, at times she's a little over-invested in her daughter Rory's life (like when she sleeps over during Rory's first night at college), and she can be rude and selfish, especially when it comes to her own parents (although not entirely without reason). But she's also the fun mom who'll take you to concerts and and sneak you into her bachelorette party by pretending you're an international supermodel.
No wonder, then, that her parenting prowess doesn't only extend to her own child, but to those of the men she knows and dates, as well.
While men who unexpectedly become single parents are often presented as inspirational, women in the same position tend to be vilified. Take Murphy Brown.
The show's eponymous lead character, a TV journalist, became pregnant in her early forties and soon discovered her baby daddy didn't want to be a father. So this wealthy, talented, intelligent woman set about raising a baby on her own. Responsible, you might think. At the very least, making the best of things. Not according to then-Vice President Dan Quayle, who considered Murphy to be a scourge of humanity.
Back in 1992, Quayle used the occasion of the L.A. Riots as an opportunity for a little moralizing about family values. While he did at least acknowledge men's role in creating single parent families (saying, "Failing to support children one has fathered is wrong,") he focused his criticism on Candace Bergen's fictional character, ranting: "It doesn't help matters when primetime TV has Murphy Brown — a character who supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent, highly paid, professional woman — mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone, and calling it just another 'lifestyle choice'."
The idea that fatherhood redeems men, turning them into proper grown-ups (and thus acceptable members of society) is an enduring pop cultural preoccupation.
In Three Men and A Baby, the lead characters are living in New York, having fun while still (more or less) covering their bills — but it takes raising a baby and giving up wild parties to validate their existence. Jack, baby Mary's biological father, is the most irresponsible at the start of the film, and the one who is most changed by the experience. In case we missed this subtle lesson, Jack's mom makes it explicit, informing him: "You used to be a screw-up. Now you're a father."Conveniently for writers, a man doesn't need to have spilled some sperm to have his formerly worthless life transformed like this. For Charlie Salinger in Party of Five, it just took his parents dying in a car crash. Suddenly, this 24-year old slacker who made his living from odd jobs and had a different girlfriend each week was in charge of his four siblings, who ranged in age from one to sixteen.
Brainy, outspoken, and with a fashion sense all her own, Blossom modeled confidence (and oh, so many hats) for a generation of teenage girls.
Along with unquashable self-esteem, she also possessed that mixed blessing, the "cool" dad. With his tight jeans, collar-grazing hair, hippie past, and career as a professional pianist, Nick Russo wasn't your typical TV father. He thought of himself as laid back, and his kids could confide in him.
When Blossom and her bestie, Six, made a video for a school-related media contest about the importance of wearing condoms, and the principal refused to submit it on the grounds of decency, her dad and Six's mom went into school with the girls to complain. Sure, the show could be preachy and heavy-handed at times, and became known (and parodied) for its very special episodes, but it was also extremely open about issues affecting teens in a way it's hard to imagine happening today.
Back in 1994, Sister, Sister captured my only-child heart by portraying one of my deepest wishes: teen girls bump into each other while shopping for clothes, discover they're long-lost twins, and become instant best friends.
Sister, Sister is also still one of very few shows to feature a single father of color. In comparison to today's whitewashed TV landscape, there were a lot more sitcoms with a predominantly black cast in the '90s (A Different World, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Moesha, and the two seasons of The Cosby Show, for starters.) But shows that were family-centric tended to feature traditional, upper middle class families, even Republicans, like Ray (Tim Reid) in Sister, Sister. This may be to counteract erroneous stereotypes as well as to transcend issues that often intersect with race — such as discrimination and poverty — in order to appeal to a wider/whiter audience.
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A man gestating and giving birth to a baby! Can you even imagine? Well, yes. But 1994 was a different time. A time when men having babies was science fiction but Emma Thompson snogging Arnold Schwarzenegger was all too real. I couldn't write about dads as primary caregivers without considering a movie in which a (cis) man literally has a baby. Junior isn't the only example of this, but it's probably the best known.
It starts when the FDA decides not to approve the development of a new drug, Expectane, that scientist Dr. Alex Hesse (Arnie) and OB/Gyn Dr. Larry Arbogast (Danny DeVito) have been working on. The medication reduces the risk of miscarriage in chimps, and the men want to trial it with women. But having failed with the FDA, Hesse's university withdraws his lab funding and installs Dr. Diana Reddin (Emma Thompson) and her ovum cryogenics project in his place.


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2 years ago#1
Any one else find the story boring and just plain stupid? I mean, you spend the whole game trying to rescue your friends, you do all that work and its the only reason you have the tatau (or whatever). And then at the end, you get two, very, black/white endings.. Leave with your friends and pretty much destroy the tribe (without any closure on that). Or kill your friends (which contradicts the whole stroy) bang citra and die.. And again, no closure.. Unless I'm missing something, the story was horrible. Don't get me wrong, the gameplay was good but I was kinda confused on what was even going on most of the time.. That leads me to the characters... Just bad bad all around.. A couple of good ones like Vaas or Citra but characters like Jason and his friends were just boring all around. Hoyt was like he just came out of no where. And as cool as Vaas was, his death was confusing... When Jason was all tripped out and finally killed him, I didn't even think I was fighting him in that whole scene. It honestly didn't do him justice. Now for Jason, Jason just seemed rushed. When my friends were talking about him going insane over time, it sounded cool, but right when he meets Citra, he seemed to just automatically go insane for whatever reason. Well, thats the end of my rant. Helpful Criticism is welcome, If someone would shed some light on the subject It'd be much appreciated.
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2 years ago#2
From: GhostlyShyguy | #001
Any one else find the story boring and just plain stupid?
Yeah, but the second you say anything about it you get flamed.
From what I've seen from this board, there was material cut that would have helped the endings make a little more sense.
The friend with the glasses and beanie was supposed to have been set up by Hoyt to be killed by Jason. That would have made Jason's "I'm a monster, I can't come back from this" ending a bit more sense. I don't think it would have helped the "I'm going to become an evil warrior and kill everyone and then get stabbed" ending though.
Maybe it's something they can add back with DLC, or perhaps they can add DLC that will add to the story in some meaningful way.
I would just like to hear anything about DLC at this point.
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2 years ago#3
I agree that the story is a bit lacking, my biggest grips:
- Terribly not right for the moment voice acting and writing
ie: Oh hey, I just got shot at by an army of pirates after just narrowly escaping being sold into slavery and almost died... "Oh, cool tatts Bro." - Oliver
- Jason's voice actor. He's fine in most of the situations, but whenever it's a heated cutscene or intense gameplay section he sounds like he's whining and crying. And he cracks random jokes that are both lame and rarely make sense. Sure, you could just say it's his strange and quirky personality, but I'll go with bad writing/voice acting.
- Vaas' death. Like you said, it was anti-climatic, though it does give the chance to leave him alive which I like. But like other boss fights, the stupid quick time events are a terribly way to execute big boss fights.
- The ending is too black and white like you said. Up until that very scene you're STILL fighting to save your friends and are risking your life to do so. But then in that one moment Jason's REALLY going to decided "OH HEY, LET'S SLIT ALL OF THEIR THROATS INSTEAD AND GET LAID."
2 years ago#4
The games writer said the game was based on what Jason will tell people after the fact rather then the actual events, which is dumb in a few ways.
1. I played through the whole game, paid attention to the story and had to be TOLD BY THE WRITER what the story represented. If it was Jason telling the story then it should have been framed by him telling the story to someone, a' la The Usual Suspects.
2. If he's telling the story after the fact, what about the ending where he dies?
3. He included a bunch of extraneous stuff like letters, relics and bases?
4. He expects how ever he's talking to to buy a magic tattoo that teaches his stuff?
I was expecting a deconstruction of action movie/games plot and a fight for survival where the natives teach you how to fight rather then magic tats. And I still want a game like that.
Still a great game though.
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2 years ago#5
i found the story ok. the ending was fairly weird. who would kill the freinds they spent the whole game trying to rescue?
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2 years ago#6
Story was one of the worst I have ever experienced in a game. There were times where I didn't even want to keep playing the main storyline because of how bad it was. On the flip side though, the rest of the game was amazing so it made up for it.
2 years ago#7
who would kill the freinds they spent the whole game trying to rescue?
After a while I started getting tired of their whining.
It came to a head when you tell everyone you're not leaving the island you walk away with the "Just worry about yourself. It's what you do best" line. I'm sorry, who was it that saved your asses single-handed and all you can worry about is the job interview you missed?
Maybe I was looking too deep into the game, but as I became more involved with the tribe, I started viewing my friends as the typical vapid, self-centered, invincible-feeling idiots who love their privileged little lives until things don't go their way. The "red pill" scenes from the cave didn't help convince me otherwise.
"Hey, me and my friends are big douchebag Americans! We're gonna visit your country and be gigantic idiots, trusting complete strangers and beating the locals in the face. UHMERCA!!!!"
Granted... I still picked my friends at the ending... but it was a choice I had to think about for a few seconds.
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2 years ago#8
The game is really good and you can get a lot of gameplay without the story but the story is really bad i dont think I have played many worse stories. Its a really pitty as with a good story this game would be awsome.
2 years ago#9
bananasandwich1 posted...
Story was one of the worst I have ever experienced in a game. There were times where I didn't even want to keep playing the main storyline because of how bad it was. On the flip side though, the rest of the game was amazing so it made up for it.
You have never played RDR then, now thats a terribly overrated story.
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2 years ago#10
From: TagThisTsTs | Posted: 2/28/2013 8:18:55 PM | #009
bananasandwich1 posted...Story was one of the worst I have ever experienced in a game. There were times where I didn't even want to keep playing the main storyline because of how bad it was. On the flip side though, the rest of the game was amazing so it made up for it.
I assume you mean the original Red Dead Revolver and not Redemption, because you'd be just plain wrong otherwise.
I mean, seriously implying Far Cry 3 has a better story than Red Dead Redemption? How silly.
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If the first six Star Wars movies weren't all about Darth Vader, today's Photo of the Day might be a big reveal. Instead, director Gareth Edwards and writer Gary Whitta simply to Twitter today to reveal they're meeting about their mystery Star Wars spin-off, scheduled for release December 2016, and have a new boss: Lord Vader. Check out the great photo below. Read More »


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Except he didn't (but you can read between the lines). What it sounded like was Stephen A. Smith was covering his own ass, essentially saying we need to stop giving Mayweather the means in which to make excuses. That's justifying Floyd's repeated dodging of this fight and it's acknowledging that he's making excuses…which is accusing him of "ducking" Pacquiao.
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"I'm not accusing my man Floyd of being scared or ducking or whatever," he began, making sure he didn't make Floyd mad again. "Because I understand the level of disdain that he has for Bob Arum…but I would just love for Bob Arum to [say] 'I'm going to take myself out of the equation so [Floyd Mayweather Jr.] doesn't have this excuse.'"
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CORPUS CHRISTI - The idea of a tunnel to replace Harbor Bridge, mentioned last week by a state transportation official, shouldn't come as a shocker to those who know enough Corpus Christi history. By "history," we don't mean a longtime pattern in this community of bringing up dubious new alternatives just to talk an issue to death.
That would be a reasonable assumption by those who know a lot of Corpus Christi history. But by "history," we mean that the idea of tunneling under the ship channel actually has a long history that predates Harbor Bridge. It goes as far back as the early 1930s.
By 1954, the city was moving forward seriously with a tunnel plan when a bridge alternative supplanted it. News reports from the time indicate that safety and practicality weren't deciding factors. The tunnel was going to require a toll. The Texas Highway Commission offered instead to build a toll-free bridge at state expense, which settled the issue.
By "settled," we don't mean made everyone happy. The tunnel had passionate backing from some powerful businessmen and from Mayor Albert Lichtenstein, who resigned in a huff when the bridge plan won out.
If a tunnel receives serious consideration this time, we hope it's more dispassionate. We also hope a decision is as swift as can be made responsibly after reasonably thorough consideration. The issues haven't changed fundamentally.
A tunnel would be a much shorter Point A to Point B. It would not require a lengthy approach on either side of the channel, or the accompanying need to acquire large amounts of right-of-way. A tunnel also never would limit the height of a ship passing into the harbor, as Harbor Bridge does now. A new bridge would solve the height problem, but for how long?
A tunnel would have to be deep enough not to limit the depth of the ship channel, which was 25 feet when the port opened in 1926, is 45 today and is authorized to deepen to 52 feet when funding comes available. If a tunnel had been built in the 1950s, how deep a ship channel would the tunnel designers have foreseen?
Harbor Bridge was a marvel in its day. It continues to be a visual statement that a tunnel would not have been. Armchair engineers should be cautious about second-guessing its designers. Today's drivers likely wonder why it was angled so steeply into downtown Corpus Christi rather than tying it into Crosstown Expressway more gradually westward. Because Crosstown Expressway wasn't built yet, is why.
If a tunnel had been built instead, it might not be deep enough today. It also might not be wide enough or have enough height clearance for the loads that would need to be hauled through it, but the entry points on either side of the channel probably wouldn't have become an issue with changing times.
The meeting last week at which the tunnel option was presented, along with three possible bridge routes, was one step in an environmental assessment process expected to take four to five years. A new bridge, or tunnel, is many years away. Those who doubt it will ever happen should study a bit of local history before giving up hope of seeing a new bridge or tunnel. In the heat of the debate in the mid-1950s, Lichtenstein said more than once that he wouldn't live to see the bridge completed. Harbor Bridge opened in 1959. Lichtenstein died in 1976.
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School had always been his safe harbor.
Growing up in one of South Los Angeles' bleakest, most violent neighborhoods, he learned about the world by watching "Jeopardy" and willed himself to become a straight-A student.
His teachers and his classmates at Jefferson High all rooted for the slight and hopeful African American teenager. He was named the prom king, the most likely to succeed, the senior class salutatorian. He was accepted to UC Berkeley, one of the nation's most renowned public universities.
A semester later, Kashawn Campbell sat inside a cramped room on a dorm floor that Cal reserves for black students. It was early January, and he stared nervously at his first college transcript.
There wasn't much good to see.
He had barely passed an introductory science course. In College Writing 1A, his essays — pockmarked with misplaced words and odd phrases — were so weak that he would have to take the class again.
He had never felt this kind of failure, nor felt this insecure. The second term was just days away and he had a 1.7 GPA. If he didn't improve his grades by school year's end, he would flunk out.
He tried to stay calm. He promised himself he would beat back the depression that had come in waves those first months of school. He would work harder, be better organized, be more like his roommate and new best friend, Spencer Simpson, who was making college look easy.
On a nearby desk lay a small diary he recently filled with affirmations and goals. He thumbed through it.
"I can do this! I can do this!" he had written. "Let the studying begin! … It's time for Kashawn's Comeback!"
This is the story of Kashawn Campbell's freshman year.
Nothing had ever been easy for Kashawn.
"When I delivered him, I thought he was dead," said his mother, Lillie, recalling the umbilical cord tight around his neck. "He was still as stone but eventually he came to. Proved he was a survivor. Ever since, I've called him my miracle child."
A single mom, she often worked two jobs to make ends meet, at times as a graveyard shift security guard. Someone needed to care for her baby, so she paid an elderly neighbor named Sylvia to house, feed and care for Kashawn.
"Me and Kashawn always had a strong connection," Lillie said. "But Sylvia raised my boy, yes she did."
Sylvia didn't read many magazines, newspapers or books. Only rarely did she take Kashawn outside their neighborhood. Still, she was kind and loving, and he loved her in turn, as if she were his grandmother.
"I used what she taught me and expanded it," Kashawn said. That meant deciding early on that the life he was surrounded by wasn't what he wanted his future to be. "I had to be the one to push myself to do beyond well…. If I didn't do that, nothing was going to ever change."
Jefferson, made up almost entirely of Latinos and blacks, had a woeful reputation. His freshman year, just under 13% of its students were judged to be proficient in English, less than 1% in math.
"It was so rare to have a kid like Kashawn, especially an African American male, wanting that badly to go to college," said Jeremy McDavid, a former Jefferson vice principal. "We got together as a staff and decided that this kid, we cannot let him down."


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Location Island countryside setting on the Ile d'Oléron, with town and beaches close to hand St. Georges-d'Oléron village centre, nearest beaches and Les Saumonards forest one and a half miles, St. Pierre-d'Oléron two miles, toll-free bridge to the mainland 14 miles, Rochefort 34 miles Information High season – good family atmosphere, activities on most days, frequent evening entertainments; many parts of island reachable without using the busy main road Low season – peaceful spot; island less busy so easier to get around Run by Freddy Vallée and Anneke Verkerk for the Chadotel sites chain, sister site to Le Bahamas Beach, La Trévillière and La Bolée d'Air in the Vendée, English spoken 2015, 25.7-23.8 minimum stay 7 nights Maximum unit length 8m BBQs permitted (gas only) Dogs welcome Site Accessibility Dedicated accessible facilities - please ask for further details Facilities Domaine d'Oléron has the following facilities on or around the site. Open and part-shaded pitches; all well marked off and with electricity (10A) Bar and restaurant Snacks and take-away Multisports court Activities and entertainment Washing machines Motorhome service point Outdoor pool, waterslide, paddling pool Bread Small play area Cycle hire Modern wash blocks Communal BBQ areas Wi-Fi on pitches (charge) Reviews Review 1 |2 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 We stayed here in early June and the site was not very busy, this could be different in high... Simon Sherrey (Club Member) stayed Jun 2015 This review is for Domaine d'Oléron We stayed here in early June and the site was not very busy, this could be different in high season. Anneke was very helpful, even organising car hire for us and dropping and picking us up from the local town.The pitches are large enough, but please remember to bring your own toilet paper. The swimming pool is a real treat, great for the young families.The site is ideal to visit all the attractions the island has to offer , all of which are within easy reach. Towing: Easy Location: Country,Coastal Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Great site, will defiantly visit again next year (outside of school holidays). Artic Monkey (Club Visitor) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Domaine d'Oléron Great site, will defiantly visit again next year (outside of school holidays). The site staff are so very helpful and welcoming. The site is immaculate and well maintained. 10/10. Local amenities are fantastic and there's so much to see and visit. We recommend the boat trip from Boyard Ville to La Rochelle & local island sites. Perfect in every way, thank you. Towing: Easy Location: Country,Coastal Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: no 3.7 I cannot fault the staff of the site but please be aware that in August this site is very busy... Andrew (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Domaine d'Oléron I cannot fault the staff of the site but please be aware that in August this site is very busy and noisy. Our pitch was surrounded by 4 other campers, and therefore there was little privacy. For me camping is about relaxing and enjoying the peace and tranquility. Unfortunately this site offers the opportunity to sit and listen to 4 conversations, going on around you. On one evening the site club house seemed to be in competition with the neighboring club house as to who could play the loudest music. On a plus it is clean, the staff are friendly but it is very busy. We cut short or stay by 3 days. Location: Country Suitable For: Families Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 On arrival we were warmly welcomed and advised on the facilities. Allan & Helen (Club Member) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Domaine d'Oléron On arrival we were warmly welcomed and advised on the facilities.Allocated a pitch but we were advised we could change if not suitable,the allocated pitch was perfect for us.Pitches are all good size and well delineated with shrubs and hedges.Pitches had good cover of grass with no muddy patches and there were full sun,part shade and full shade places.Sanitary facilities were plentiful and very well maintained and clean. Bar/restaurant/takeaway were very good and bread and croissants pre-ordered each day. Pool small but adequate with plenty of seating and sun beds available. Good location for visiting the beaches and the north of the island,traffic going south through the main towns was heavy and I suspect would be really bad in peak season but stay north of St. Pierre and you will be ok.Good choice of supermarkets very close to hand with an enormous LeClerc only minutes away.This island is made for cycling with allocated paths all over the island.Choice of beaches is excellent from good surfing to rock pooling,quiet and secluded spots can be found with free parking if you do not fancy biking to beach! Isle de Oleron is very quaint and seems to be a time capsule of years gone by with small quiet villages dotted around.Main towns are well developed and worth visiting.Would appear to be the seafood capital of the region with plenty of choice of restaurants and fresh fish markets.Oysters are the main dish as this is the major French source with the ubiquitous "Moule Frites" available everywhere! Loved our stay here and would definitely return,the site was first class and very well managed. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 1 |2 |Next » Pricing Sites often charge for an additional vehicle, including a car towed by a motorhome. You should also expect to pay extra for pets and awnings. We only charge you for extra equipment if the site charges us. Solo campers may be entitled to reduced pitch fees on some sites. Please proceed to book in order to find the latest prices, availability, or if you are looking to start your stay within less than 2 weeks please call us. More information on pricing can be found here.


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Product portfolio. The term in itself virtually sums up this years meeting which took place from November 12th to 15th: Medica!
With more than 13 000 visitors UEGW became a not to be missed event for Soluscope to meet its end users, distributors and competitors.
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Justice John Roberts and the Affordable Care Act decision (2 letters)
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts' legal reasoning in the Affordable Care Act case was troubling, to say the least. Regarding the question of subsidies to policy holders not covered by a state health care exchange, the language in the act was unambiguous — they're not eligible. More so, this was not a product of sloppy drafting. The intent was to bribe states to set up their own health care networks as a condition of receiving federal subsidies for their constituents.
What Roberts did was overturn the Law of Unintended Consequences. Apparently, the plain language of law doesn't really count in his mind. Fortunately, the Law of Gravity is not subject to his torturous legal review; otherwise, we may find ourselves floating to who knows where.
Ken Maxey, Arvada
This letter was published in the July 3 edition.
Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the president's intent to subsidize all Americans trumps the plain language of the Affordable Care Act, shouldn't his intent to let you keep your health plan, keep your doctor and save $2,500 a year be enforced, regardless of the plain provisions of the act?
Let the lawsuits (and the resultant contortions of the Supreme Court) begin.
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The Wii is getting a WiiWare version of Worms, and possibly DSiWare version as well.
Spong recently spoke to British developer Team 17, and the studio has since confirmed recently rumblings that a version of Worms is being created for WiiWare. A DSi edition is also being considered as well as some non-Worms projects also:
There's a bunch of things coming out: there's a new Worms for Wii, and PSP and probably DSi coming down the line as well. All digital. And some other new stuff, off in the distance, which we can't discuss... so... well, it's all non-Worms stuff as well.
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