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Reconsider living forever, you'd never have enough savings to retire. Worse yet, your odds for winning the lottery would not technically increase. However, leaving behind hoards of immortal mice to reproduce exponentially sounds like a very worthy legacy.
Newspaper: Working Women Still Largely Responsible for Housework
Man: Little help?
Newspaper: Skeptics Deny Climate Change
Man: I'd agree with them if it wasn't July.
Newspaper: Man Barely Sober Enough to Rake Leaves
Man: Shut up!
Newspaper: Black Friday to be Most Insane Ever
Man: Can you help with this? I'm hiding under this leaf pile through Cyber Monday.
Newspaper: Husband Rakes Leaves for 30 Minutes
Man: This family newsletter is getting out of hand, Margaret.
Newspaper: NJ.COM Ends Caption Contest
Man: I heard sp33dbump asked them to gift-wrap his cartoons and send them to different addresses.
Newspaper: Global Warming Consciousness Week
Man: Oh damn, I was looking forward to burning these...
I couldn't care less if the TSA has high res photos of my junk, but it is alarming that the pilots are refusing to go through this thing on the grounds that it will significantly increase their already high annual radiation dosage. How does the TSA know my annual dosage? Maybe I'm an X-ray technician. Do I get an exemption? The whole thing is half-assed and I'm opting for grope-n-go until these questions are answered. And TSA refuses to honor my requests to be frisked by a member of the opposite sex... if I'm going to be violated I think at least I shouldn't have to sublimate the experience.
And yet I still get flack at work for wearing my Stig helmet. Top Gear isn't a religion, they say...
New FDA mandate requires cigarettes to emit rotten fish smell when lit
"We thought the grotesque photographs would be the last straw, but they just kept puffing," said a FDA rep. "Now we're just messing with them."
"For the love of God, why can't I stop?" said Maureen Green as she smoked outside her employer's office. "Cats started following me around. I hate cats!"
Boss Lady: So these are the foreclosure affidavits, you think you can get these rubber-stamped by the end of the day?
Robo Signer: 8 hours? Ha! I'll have these done by lunch!
Jackie Corley: So these are sp33dbump's submissions for round 52, UnionRepublican's are about 30 yards to the South...
Drew Sheneman: Jesus, Jackie, stop printing them all out!
See? See? Once again the nanny state uses the excuse of the well being of children to penalize grown men from getting MegaMind figurines. Worst Happymeal EVAR.
Now that each council member has recited a prayer from their religion of choice, we can get to busin-OOPS OUT OF TIME, SEE YOU NEXT MONTH!
Mike Tyson?
Left Bear: Well, this is the last time I use Craig's List to carpool.
Right Bear: Carpool? I thought I signed up for a LGB cruise!
Left Bear: So, now that we've eaten, any idea where we are?
Right Bear: Well, based on the demographics of that refugee boat we boarded, I'm guessing North of Australia.
Left Bear: Hey have you seen that other bear? He looked pretty sick last night, but I've been searching all over this thing and he hasn't showed up. You think he paddled to shore?
Right Bear: Urp! Yea, that's probably what happened.
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Monday, August 3, 2015
Alternate title: Blazing Magnums, Blazing Magnum
In this violent actioner, a misanthropic Ottawa police captain searches for the person who poisoned his little sister, who was attending the university in Montreal. So desperate is he for vengeance that he casts protocol to the winds and begins using his own brutal methods to find the killer. Soon he discovers that his "innocent" kid sister was involved in the theft of a valuable string of pearls and that she had been hanging around an appalling assortment of creeps and weirdos. The story was originally titled Blazing Magnum. The new title has nothing to do with the film. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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I think the first few games might be the strongest test. Navy is not a team we need to sleep on with a QB who has thrown 0-3 passes. This is a game where having a young QB might not all be about his performance. The coaches are going to give him a ton of attention potentially neglecting the other facets of the offense. Lets hope everyone, not just JT et al can step up to the challenge game 1
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Results are everything, and sometimes as a coach you have to show some confidence in your players to execute. Penn St did the same exact thing to Michigan in the 4th OT, but they were able to covert. If they didn't, every one would be saying how dumb of a call that was on O'Brien's part...instead, it was genius.
As long as he is the only guy moving and is moving lateral or backwards it's a legal play (think of a motion WR). If he was walking forward, it would have been a false start.
If Michigan's oline could block, I wonder what the score would have been. You could play "what if's" all day long...
That theory doesn't work! I tried several times! Still blew over the limit...
There is no doubt the WR is a big weakness. Funchess has been playing hurt, and you saw by a couple of plays that Chesson isn't quite there yet. Losing Darboh in the beginning of the season was a huge loss IMO. This is leading him to single in on Gallon and when teams bracket him (AKA Uconn and Akron) he struggles.
Well we gave up 503 vs Cal so what's your point.
Northwestern is probably the best team, however, they also have the hardest schedule. I think it's between UM and MSU. Nebraska will not fair well IMO. UM's defense is solid and all of their misfortune has come from turnovers. Those should be easily fixed (plus Jake Ryan should come back soon). They looked incredible against an obviously overrated ND team. MSU looks a lot better with Cook at the helm, but their WRs cannot catch a cold. They're defense will keep them in most games.
I like the example of Thomas and Gardner as you put it. There will be a lot on his shoulders and he will shine at times and struggle in others. I disagree about the dynamic ability you mention though. I think M's offense has far more potential and defenses cannot key on one man and must respect the passing game. Devin can still scramble and is a pretty damn good athlete. M's offense will be significantly more balanced and less predictable then what they had with Denard.
"I would kick their ass if they started tweeting the tough guy stuff they must teach them to do up there."
You realize what an oxymoron statement this is right?
This is actually quite funny!
And Rutgers still may have gotten the worst of it. Crossover games with @Nebraska and Wisconsin. Also they play @OSU, @MSU, and @Maryland. Ouch
and NW which may likely be the 3rd best team in the B1G.
Edit: I think having to play @ State 2 years in a row was a serious oversight
I was just about to write that I bet there is a lot of Butthurt coming from UM about that schedule. In all seriousness though, that's some shit
Not sure I'd give the edge to OSU in development. This is the main area that UM will focus. Our advantage will be more in the play making department.
This staff seems to adapt real quick and find new targets when someone commits elsewhere. They do a great job of getting players who maybe weren't' on the board at first but then take advantage of coaching/program changes at other schools.
As this is true they lost a very productive player in Denard, I think he was more of a liability than an asset. Michigan got way too predictable with him in the offense
If think we are all under estimating UM this year. I might be alone here, but I am a little worried that the 12-0 season might have had a negative impact on us. We only won by 5 points last year and it was at the Shoe.
Michigan was plagued by a ton of injuries last year and while we are quick to point out last year's record, Michigan was in just about every game except Alabama (and yes if Denard stays healthy they beat Nebraska IMO). They played most of their tough games on the road as well. They lost some guys, but will be playing with personnel that better suites their system and have more talent and size.
I know that Urban will have this team ready to go and I hope that this team looks at Michigan as a power house that when the coin flips, we need to execute perfectly on every play. I have seen it too much in my lifetime where a much better OSU team loses to a mediocre Michigan team.
It's funny when I first saw his 40 time I said there is no way that was accurate! But then when He committed, I started to believe! Scarlet colored glasses...I think not!
Incredible article! This is the very fabric of midwest Football. This rivallry is important for both teams as well as for the B1G. When both teams are battling back and forth, it creates an even bigger "WIN" and a more heart breaking defeat.
This is why a loss would be devastating next year. I don't think that we will be favored to lose any game. He (as well as Kelly at ND) has set the bar very high. A 1 or 2 loss season next year could look really bad to all of us. I see this team getting better and will be interesting to see year 2 under Urban.
Michigan is the real deal. Plenty of scorers and play real solid defense. I think we turn it around but a win in Columbus is a must against Michigan. The focus has to be on Purdue though. Looking ahead will only have you looking from behind.


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In this instructable I'll show you how to easily make a Jack O' Lantern out of ice.
This is my entry into the Halloween contest. Please vote and rate it. Comments are always appreciated, especially constructive criticism.
Step 1: Materials
A pumpkin Trick Or Treat bucket ( $0.94 at walmart )
red and yellow food coloring
a freezer
Step 2: Mixing the water and freezing
You can make the ice clearer by using distilled water and boiling it. This makes the ice noticeably less cloudy, but this step is unnecessary.If you choose to do this, wait until the water cools before freezing it. I made the mistake of not waiting until the water cooled. I ended up melting a hole in the pumpkin and defrosting my freezer. Not to mention getting orange ice all over my food
Step 3: Draining it
If you want to use it in a punch bowl or what ever you can flavor it with kool aid and then when it melts,if you used the same flavor of drink, it wont affect the flavor that much...
Use hot tap water to melt a hole a few inches deep in the top,
and put a small light inside!
pull it out and there u go.. one hole.


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Happy Friday and salut to you. I was kind of excited to wake up this morning and start writing this post for you. I made this little sandwich wrap on Wednesday night after work and I have been thinking about it ever since. Remember on Wednesday I posted about the slow cooked braised beef and served it with the roasted cauliflower and sweet potatoes. Well I had two pieces of beef left over for the following day – and this is what I came up with.
I sliced the beef into pieces and warmed it back through in the frying pan but not without kicking it up a notch. A drizzle of honey, pinch of oregano and a squirt of fresh lemon were the extras that made the pan. After the beef was finished getting somewhat caramelized on the outside ( thanks honey) and moist and tender on the inside, I removed it from the heat and gasped at it for a few minutes.
Ok, I am ready to continue. I warmed up a couple of pitas in the oven, grabbed some tzatiki, some feta cheese and baby greens. The wrap was ready to assemble. As I starting laying out the wrap I could almost taste the flavor combination and was certain I would need two of these fellas for sure. Not too often do I say OMG after I take a bite of something but this wrap was a guaranteed 9/10.
- 2 Leftover Sirloin Steaks slow roasted, chopped
- 1 Tbsp. Olive oil
- 1 Tbsp. Honey
- 1/2 Tsp. Oregano
- Juice of half lemon
- Tzatiki sauce
- Pita bread
- Baby greens
- Feta cheese
- Preheat frying pan and warm beef with a little olive oil. As it is searing, add the honey, oregano and lemon juice. Continue cooking for 4-5 minutes over medium heat stirring often.
- Grab the pita bread and toss it in the oven to warm it through, maybe 3-4 minutes.
- Assemble the wrap – smear some tzatiki sauce, beef, feta cheese and baby greens.
- Run to the table and eat
Zesty Tip: In this particular case, I didn't want the pita bread to get crispy. To prevent that you can rub a little water on the bread before placing it in the oven. This will act as a steaming mechanism and keep the bread from getting crunchy.
OK, I am going to head out here and prepare for the day. I hope you have a super friday and a good weekend. Not sure what is on the go this weekend but I will be back on Monday with something to EAT. Enjoy the weekend!
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My brothers wants recomendations for old Point and Click Adventure games. He's looking for ones like Space Quest. Not sure what that actually means other than Point and Click Games. Anything decent or with a good story. None of those horrible early 3D ones please, or those early ones with ****e graphics.


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Posted this just because I thought someone here might be interested. You don't see these very often anymore.
Shoot me if I did something wrong by posting this..............at least that way I won't have to listen to that asshole Obama anymore


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Harbaugh on boos: 'We deserved it'
Harbaugh not shocked by fans booing
How the atmosphere at M&T Bank Stadium has changed.
It wasn't too long ago this was perhaps the most difficult place to play in the NFL. On a Monday night against the New England Patriots led by Tom Brady, the fan base helped will the Ravens to a 31-30 comeback win in the fourth quarter.
Looking shaky on offense since posting a franchise-record 55 points vs. the Oakland Raiders on Nov. 11, the Ravens only were trailing the Denver Broncos 3-0 until the boos started to creep in.
The Ravens had four consecutive three-plays-and-out possessions, with quarterback Joe Flacco fumbling on a third-and-1 sneak on their first drive that went into Broncos territory.
Then Flacco's accuracy suffered. He threw an incomplete pass well behind Ray Rice. He also threw high and over Tandon Doss to end their fourth possession, a rocket of a pass that wasn't even close to being catchable.
The Ravens ended that first quarter with just 21 yards of offense and the defense playing well enough to minimize the damage of Flacco's first turnover that resulted in a 27-yard field goal for Matt Prater.
When Chris Harris stepped underneath a pass by Flacco to Anquan Boldin near the goal line and took it 98 yards with 15 seconds left until the half for a 17-0 lead, the boos were in full force.
M&T Bank Stadium, where the Ravens had been unflappable until two weeks ago when their 15-game home winning streak was ended by the Pittsburgh Steelers, emptied quickly before the Broncos closed with a 34-17 victory. It was the Ravens' third loss in a row and second in a row at home.
"It's painful. There's no question about it, it stings but rightfully so. That's the way we'd played. We'd done things you can just do if you want to win a football game against a good team. We did it in the most opportune times," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Monday, alluding to the turnovers from Flacco to start the game and before the half. "We deserved it. We've got to go earn those cheers. That's up to us."
When asked if Flacco was trying too hard which has led to mistakes, Harbaugh shot down the idea.
"I hope everybody's pressing. I really do. I hope we're all doing everything we can do to get a little bit better," he said. "Where the line is between that and getting better I don't know."


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Lock, Tobias Das Verhältnis zwischen dem EuGH und internationalen Gerichten
Tobias Lock
Das Verhältnis zwischen dem EuGH und internationalen Gerichten
Published in German.The growing number of international courts and tribunals has led to conflicts of jurisdiction and conflicts of interpretation. Due to the European Union's increasing activity on an international level, the European Court of Justice has been affected by these conflicts. Before the background of the ECJ's exclusive jurisdiction, the book discusses the relationship between the European Court and international courts, and examines whether the solutions found in international law can be applied to the ECJ.


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Going to Curaçao, food recommendations?
I'm midway through setting up my vacation to Curaçao and am planning activities for the week there with my wife and my daughter.
I'm wondering if anyone has been to the island and has any reccomendations on where to eat, or what to eat. Specifically if anything is local to the area.
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site_name: 'Poetry 180',
The four items in the title are all tools,
which is what this poem is about.
So this is what it's like when love
leaves, and one is disappointed
that the body and mind continue to exist,
exacting payment from each other,
engaging in stale rituals of desire,
and it would seem the best use of one's time
is not to stand for hours outside
her darkened house, drenched and chilled,
blinking into the slanting rain.
So this is what it's like to have to
practice amiability and learn
to say the orchard looks grand this evening
as the sun slips behind scumbled clouds
and the pears, mellowed to a golden-green,
glow like flames among the boughs.
It is now one claims there is comfort
in the constancy of nature, in the wind's way
of snatching dogwood blossoms from their branches,
scattering them in the dirt, in the slug's
sure, slow arrival to nowhere.
It is now one makes a show of praise
for the lilac that strains so hard to win
attention to its sweet inscrutability,
when one admires instead the lowly
gouge, adze, rasp, hammer--
fire-forged, blunt-syllabled things,
unthought-of until a need exists:
a groove chiseled to a fixed width,
a roof sloped just so. It is now
one knows what it is to envy
the rivet, wrench, vise -- whatever
works unburdened by memory and sight,
while high above the damp fields
flocks of swallows roil and dip,
and streams churn, thick with leaping salmon,
and the bee advances on the rose.
originally published in New England Review
Volume 21, Number 4, Fall 2000
Copyright 2000 by Chris Forhan.
All rights reserved.
Reproduced with permission (click for permissions information).


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The full Arkym aero kit for the E92 M3 has been released, and featured on M3POST member Johnny Lin's M3. Parts include the Arkym hood, front lip, rear diffuser, and trunk lid. Full set of photos inside.


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On October 26, 2005, it was announced that Mike Krzyzewski would be the head coach of the United States Senior National Team Program. In short, Krzyzewski's mission was to re-establish the USA's position in international basketball by coaching a three-year program made up of a pool of 24 players — the first of its kind in the United States — leading up to the 2008 Olympic Games in China.
"For me, this is the ultimate honor in coaching," said Krzyzewski. "It is a chance to represent the United States at this elite level of basketball. I am honored to be chosen and look forward to the opportunity to develop this team that will represent our great country in its own sport, both on and off the court."
By instilling the same team-first principles he utilizes as the foundation for success at Duke, Coach K led the USA squad to a bronze medal at the 2006 World Championship and a gold medal at the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship. Led by a host of stars, including Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Jason Kidd, Team USA finished the FIBA Americas with a 10-0 record and claimed a spot in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
"Mike Krzyzewski is the right man at the right time," said Jerry Colangelo, who was appointed Managing Director of the USA Basketball Men's Senior National Team program on April 27, 2005. "His professional record speaks for itself. His loyalty and commitment to his country is more than self evident and his success as a leader of men is also a part of who he is."
Olympic Gold
With Krzyzewski at the helm, Team USA reclaimed the gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics with a 118-107 victory over Spain. Krzyzewski guided the U.S. squad to a perfect 8-0 record in the Olympics as the team averaged 106 points per game while winning by an average margin of 27.9 points per contest. In the summer of 2007, he guided the USA squad to a gold medal victory and an unblemished 10-0 record in the FIBA Americas Championship.
Player Quotes
"[Coach K] is everything I thought he would be and more. I have been excited and waiting for this opportunity for a long time. Playing for him now, you realize why he is such a great coach. He communicates extremely well with his players. He's very intense and has a passion for what he does and he has a great sense of humor."
— Kobe Bryant
"The first thing is communication, which he does very well because he likes to teach. He makes things easy because he gives you what he wants to see out there, which makes it easy for a point guard. I think he would do great in the NBA, but we all know that he has a great gig at Duke."
— Jason Kidd
"Getting to know him off the floor means more than anything to me. Everyone knows Coach K as a basketball coach, but not everyone knows how good he is as a person. It's all about comfort level with me. I feel comfortable around him, and that allows me to open up a little bit more. That's good for me."
— LeBron James
Coach K and International Basketball
Coach K has always been an active part of USA Basketball in various roles, serving as past chairman of the Player Selection Committee for all of the United States' teams, including the 1991 Pan Am and 1992 Olympic teams. Coach K was an assistant to Chuck Daly (a former Duke assistant coach) at the Olympics and won the gold medal in Barcelona with the "Dream Team." Christian Laettner was a member of that team, while 1994 graduate Grant Hill was a part of "Dream Team II" in Atlanta.
Coach K was the USA head coach in 1990 when he led the Americans to a bronze medal at the World Championships and a silver medal at the Goodwill Games in Seattle. He also paced the USA to a silver medal at the 1987 World University Games and was a special assistant to Bob Knight at the 1984 Olympics. In addition, he has had previous coaching duties at the National Sports Festival (gold medal in 1983) and Pan Am Games.
International Coaching and Administrative Experience
- Pan American Games, 1979 Assistant Coach
- National Sports Festival, 1983 Head Coach
- U.S. Olympic Team Trials, 1984 Assistant Coach
- Summer Olympics, 1984 Special Assistant
- World University Games, 1987 Head Coach
- USA Basketball Games Committee, 1989-92 Member
- Goodwill Games, 1990 Chairman, Player Selection Subcommittee
- Goodwill Games, 1990 Head Coach
- FIBA World Championships, 1990 Head Coach
- Summer Olympics, 1992 Assistant Coach
- USA Basketball Men's Senior National Team, 2006-Present Head Coach
International Coaching Record
- 1979 USA Pan American Games Team Assistant Coach 9-0 / Gold Medal
- 1983 USA Olympic Festival South Team Head Coach 3-1 / Gold Medal
- 1984 USA Olympic Team Trials Assistant Coach Not Applicable
- 1984 USA Olympic Team Special Assistant 8-0 / Gold Medal
- 1987 USA World University Games Team Head Coach 7-1 / Silver Medal
- 1990 USA Goodwill Games Team Head Coach 3-2 / Silver Medal
- 1990 USA World Championship Team Head Coach 6-2 / Bronze Medal
- 1992 USA Olympic Qualifying Team Assistant Coach 6-0 / Gold Medal
- 1992 USA Olympic Team Assistant Coach 8-0 / Gold Medal
- 2006 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – FIBA World Championship 8-1 / Bronze Medal
- 2007 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – FIBA Americas Championship 10-0 / Gold Medal
- 2008 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – Beijing Olympics 8-0 / Gold Medal
- 2010 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – USA National Team Tour 4-0
- 2010 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – FIBA World Championship 9-0 / Gold Medal
- 2012 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – USA National Team Tour 5-0
- 2012 USA Senior National Team Head Coach – London Olympics 8-0 / Gold Medal
- Totals 13 International Competitions 112-7 (.941)
USA Basketball
Based in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA Basketball is a non-profit organization and the national governing body for men's and women's basketball in the United States. As the recognized governing body for basketball in the United States by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), USA Basketball is responsible for the selection, training and fielding of USA teams that compete in FIBA sponsored international basketball competitions, as well as for some national competitions.


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General Education Ad Hoc Report
General Education Ad Hoc Committee
Year-End Report – 2007/2008
This ad hoc committee was instituted in February 2008 by the MSU Faculty Senate. The purpose of the committee is to conduct a thorough general education review, explore options for change, and report back to the campus the findings.
The committee is comprised of the following members: College of Arts & Sciences – Conrad Davidson, Andrea Donovan, Erik Anderson, Cheryl Nilsen, Alex Deufel, Ryan Winburn, Dan Ringrose; College of Business – Kristi Berg; College of Education & Health Sciences – Deb Olson; Library – Jane La Plante.
The VPAA's Office identified a general education training opportunity for this committee to partake. Several members of the committee are scheduled to attend the AAC&U General Education Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota from May 30-June 4, 2008. Following the institute the committee plans to meet to discuss the outcome and plan for the upcoming academic year.
The chair for 2008-2009 is Andrea Donovan.
Respectfully submitted by,
Kristi Berg


text: The Saw 3D wiki last edited by guttridgeb on 04/01/13 02:23AM View full history Following the events of the previous film, Mark Hoffman is wounded and his identity exposed to the authorities. While Jill Tuck, the other surviving assistant, is in protective custody. Hoffman is still determined to test people, before eventually taking his personal revenge. His chosen target is Bobby Daren, a self-help guru who seeks fame and fortune by claiming to be a Jigsaw survivor. The man is a fraud and the tests are not set to kill him, but have him witness the deaths of every person imprortant to him.The film ends with Hoffman managing to get to Jill and take her out. But at this point, Dr. Lawrence Gordon (a character from the original film) reveals himself as the unknown third assistant. Flashbacks reveal his behind-the-scenes involvement in the events of all previous films. Jigsaw had left him instructions to kill anybody hurting Jill. Hoffman, who killed her, fits the description and becomes the latest addition to the list of murdered victims.


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Fallout: New Vegas, the follow-up to the widely adored Fallout 3, has been on shelves for three weeks now. In that time, it has garnered positive reviews but has been plagued by numerous bugs and issues. Now, the game's publisher is assuring gamers that a "comprehensive" patch is coming to all systems in the near future.
According to a post on the Bethesda blog, the publisher has "come up with solutions" for not only the Xbox 360 save issue that's being widely reported, but also a number of other issues. The publisher also said it's currently running final testing and certification for the upcoming fix, which is set to arrive on all systems in the coming weeks.
PC gamers are enjoying the most rapid remedies, as Bethesda released a patch for that system in October that resolved quest and scripting issues. The PC edition of Fallout: New Vegas will also receive an update that fixes save corruption and companion issues this week. In addition, that update will "improve performance" for Nvidia users and remedy reported Havok issues.
Developed by many veterans of the original Fallout games at Obsidian Entertainment (Alpha Protocol), New Vegas is set in the Mojave wasteland and casts players in the role of a courier who is shot in the head and left for dead. After recovering, players roam the desert and the titular metropolis, exploring new areas and modifying weapons. They also get wrapped up in the larger conflict among the bureaucratic New California Republic, the slave-trading Caesar's Legion, and a mysterious New Vegas impresario named Mr. House.
For more on Fallout: New Vegas, check out GameSpot's full review.


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Terek Grozny climbed to the top of the Russian Premier League tonight with a 2-0 victory at former leaders Zenit St. Petersburg.
The visitors left it late but goals in the last five minutes from Ailton (85) and Igor Lebedenko (90) snatched the points.
The win takes Terek three points clear of their opponents, who slip to second.


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Parks Canada
Home > National Parks of Canada > Nááts'ihch'oh National Park Reserve > Activities
South Nahanni River from Moose Ponds
Little Nahanni River
Nááts'ihch'oh is a brand new national park, and we are still scouting hiking routes.
For off-trail adventurers, floatplanes can land at Grizzly Bear, Divide Lake, Margaret Lake, and Moose Ponds to give you access to the mountains. Contact us and an air charter service to help plan your trek. If you do go, we'd love to read your trip report. Your trek might become the next established route.


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Stop the cuts at Taunton Fire station
Posted: February 06, 2013|
Devon and Somerset fire and rescue have announced plans to cut the whole-time fire fighters at Taunton fire station by 50%. This will mean the second fire engine at Taunton will become an "On Call" fire engine.It will be crewed by retained fire fighters.
There is a real danger to public and fire fighter safety because of the time it takes retained fire fighters to mobilise and crew the fire engine and the time it takes to arrive at the scene of operations.Taunton is the county town of Somerset and is expanding rapidly the population is growing and there are plans to increase the infrastructure through capital projects , such as building another relief road through the town.Taunton fire station is unlike other stations in the service as it is surrounded by retained stations , the nearest whole-time crewed station is Bridgwater.It also sits on the M5 corridor were a 2 fire engine attendance is always required.
Devon and Somerset fire and rescue have launched proposals for public consultation and they can be found here:-
Fbu Taunton branch have launched a campaign agagainst the proposed cuts and have set up an e-petition here:-
Fbu Taunton branch also has a twitter page @fbutaunton and a facebook page @fbu taunton branch
There have been news articles and various offers of support from lots of people. Fire fighters have been out in town handing out flyers and collecting signatures and engaging with the citizens of Taunton and have a had a very good response. Most of the people talked too were unaware of what was proposed.There is a demo organised for the 16th Feb in Taunton town centre where firefighters and there supporters will be handing out flyers and collecting signatures to present to the Fire Authority before the 22nd April.


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Building community partnerships has bolstered the Safe Routes to School
(SRTS) Program at Kimberly Park Elementary School. Kimberly Park Elementary, an all-minority Title 1 school in Winston-Salem, NC, was one of five schools in a pilot project for SRTS training, according to Judi Lawson Wallace, Winston-Salem's SRTS Coordinator. In choosing their
pilot schools, she said they used a two-fold approach in their selection: first,
they looked at where infrastructure already existed for children to walk safely to school; and then they held one-day SRTS workshops at each school.


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The most anticipated song off KiD CuDi's upcoming Indicud album is finally here, the Kendrick Lamar assisted "Solo Dolo Pt. 2″. Check it out below, and cop the album on April 23rd. Stream the song below.
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Sunday, October 20, 2013
Commander Jim O'Marra of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post No. 10624, announced the kick-off of this year's VFW and its Ladies Auxiliary "Patriot's Pen Essay Competition." Middle school students in grades six through eight in this area have the opportunity to compete in the VFW's annual essay competition and win thousands of dollars.
Students begin by competing at the local post level. Post winners advance to district.
District winners compete in the state competition. The state winners compete for $46,000
in awards, and the first place winner wins $5,000. Each year, around 125,000 students
participate nationwide.
Students are invited to write a 300-400-word essay on a patriotic theme. The theme for
2013-2014 (which is the 19th year of the contest) is: "What Patriotism Means to Me." The deadline for student entries is Nov. 1, and interested students and teachers should
contact their local VFW Post No. 10624 by phone at 843-810-1598 or write to the post at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
FOR DETAILS VISIT http://www.vfw.org/Community/Patriot-s-Pen/
D.C. trip
Post No. 10624, today announced the kick-off of the 67th year of the VFW and its Ladies
Auxiliary Voice of Democracy Scholarship Competition. Local high school students have the opportunity to compete for thousands of dollars in scholarships and a trip to Washington, D.C.
Students begin by competing at the local post level with a deadline of Nov. 1.
Post winners advance to district and then the first place district winner advances to the state competition. All state winner receive a four day trip to Washington, D.C. A total of $152,000 is awarded to national finalists. First place is a $30,000 college scholarship. Annually the VFW provides more than $2.3 million in scholarships. Each year, around 50,000 students participate in the competition.
Students must write and record a three-to-five minute essay on this theme for 2013-
2014: "Why I'm Optimistic About our Nation's Future" on an audio cassette tape or
audio CD and present their recording, typed essay, and entry form at their local VFW Post.
Interested students and teachers should contact the Voice of Democracy Chairman at
VFW Post No. 10624 by phone at 843-810-1598 or write to the post at firstname.lastname@example.com
for more information.
For more detaiils visit http://www.vfw.org/Community/Voice-of-Democracy/
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Create a customized Life Cycle Cost Estimate
Fill out this form with installation specific information to generate a customized Life Cycle Cost Estimate that details the energy and maintenance savings PureWhite 2 provides over incandescent lighting. (printable page)
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I have a Broadcom BCM4313 wireless card and I'm interested in turning my laptop to an Access Point. I was following the various tutorials available on the internet to achieve this. However I seem to have hit a roadblock. While all other Broadcom wireless cards seem to work , this particular card does not run with b43 driver. Any idea how to get the AP working for this card ?
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If necessary, two tablespoons vanilla extract may be substituted for the vanilla bean. To maximize the extract's potency, stir it into the chilled custard just before churning.–Jack Bishop
LC What's So French About French Vanilla? Note
We know what you're wondering (and, perhaps, have been wondering since you were a kid). What's so French about French vanilla? While regular vanilla ice cream can be made with or without eggs, there's no question that French vanilla is made with a custardy base rich with egg yolks, which impart that iconic yellow tint to the ice cream. Any other questions?
French Vanilla Ice Cream Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Makes 1 quart
- 2 cups whole milk
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 4-inch piece vanilla bean, slit lengthwise, seeds removed, pod reserved
- 6 large egg yolks
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1. Heat the milk, 1/4 cup sugar, and vanilla seeds and pod in a heavy saucepan over medium heat, stirring occasionally to dissolve the sugar and break up the vanilla seeds, until it registers 175°F (80°C) on a candy or deep-fry thermometer.
- 2. Meanwhile, using an electric mixer or a whisk, beat the remaining sugar with the yolks until the mixture turns pale yellow and thickens so that it falls away in ribbons, about 2 minutes with an electric mixer or 4 minutes with a whisk.
- 3. Slowly whisk 1/2 cup hot milk from pan into the beaten yolks. Then gradually whisk the yolk mixture into the hot milk in the saucepan. Stirring constantly, heat this mixture over medium-low heat until it registers 180°F (82°C), 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the saucepan from the heat and strain the custard into a plastic or nonreactive metal bowl. Stir in the cream. Retrieve the vanilla pod from the strainer and add it to the custard. Place the bowl of custard in a larger bowl of ice water to quickly bring the custard to room temperature.
- 4. Cover and refrigerate the custard until it is no more than 40 degrees, 4 to 8 hours. Remove the vanilla pod and pour the custard into an ice cream machine. Churn according to the manufacturer's directions until frozen.
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Grilled Peaches, Poached Cherries and Vanilla Bean Ice Cream from Tartelette
- Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, French-Style from Seeded at the Table
- Rich Vanilla Ice Cream from Leite's Culinaria
- Vanilla Bean Ice Cream from Leite's Culinaria
French Vanilla Ice Cream Recipe © 1993 Cook's Illustrated. All rights reserved.


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With one glaring exception, 2012 is shaping up as a banner year for women, and we've still got four months to go.
Here in our state, advancing women's rights is a long tradition. In 1910, Washington became the fifth state to allow women to vote. This accelerated the momentum necessary for passage 10 years later of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, affirming nationally a woman's right to vote. Also, for almost eight years, we've been the only state where the governor's post and both senators' jobs have been held by women.
Much of the rest of the world is struggling to catch up, but this year, the progress has been encouraging. Most gratifying was what unfolded at the London Olympics, described by Time magazine as "a barrier breaker for female athletes."
That's not an exaggeration. This was "the first Olympics in which all countries sent teams of both genders," Time reported. "(O.K., Nauru sent men only, but then again, it sent only two; in 2008 it sent a lone female). The longest holdouts -- Qatar, Brunei and Saudi Arabia -- counted seven female athletes … ." For the first time, the U.S. sent more women than men to the summer games. So did Russia and China.
Time added this interesting note: Back in 1900, women were allowed to compete in lawn tennis, croquet and golf. This year, they competed in 34 sports including, for the first time, boxing.
Much progress remains to be gained. Proper apparel for women athletes remains hotly disputed in the summer games. But, just as the global economy is proving the world is flat, theoretically, the Olympics are proving the sports world can become gender neutral.
Continuing cluelessness
What's the one glaring exception in the advancement of women in 2012? It's the continuing colossal cluelessness by the Republican Party when it comes to women voters. And that "continuing" word ought to cause great alarm among GOP leaders, whose avowed purpose -- above improving the economy or getting Mitt Romney into the White House -- is evicting Barack Obama.
Well, they'll have a hard time dislodging the incumbent as long as they continue to ignore women voters. In 2008, women accounted for about 53 percent of the presidential vote, and 56 percent of them voted for Obama.
Peter Nicholas of the Wall Street Journal reports that the latest WSJ-NBC News poll shows women favoring Obama over Romney, 54 percent to 39 percent. Here's where this subject becomes real distressing for Republicans: Among college-educated women -- a group more inclined to vote, I'm guessing -- Obama has a whopping 63 percent to 32 percent lead over Romney.
The challenge for the GOP could've been made easier when Romney selected a running mate. Picking Gov. Susana Martinez of New Mexico would've helped him with women and Hispanic voters.
No doubt, choosing Paul Ryan served up the red meat for Romney's ravenous right-wing base, but those folks will vote against Obama anyway. Picking Ryan helps Romney in battleground Wisconsin, but it hurts him in swing state Florida, which could've leaned toward Romney had he chosen Sen. Marco Rubio. Florida (29) has almost triple the electoral votes of Wisconsin (10).
But where choosing Ryan hurts Romney most, I believe, is among women, many of whom see Ryan's views as anti-female. He opposed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. And Stephanie Condon of CBS News reports that President Obama tweeted last weekend: "Make sure the women in your life know: Paul Ryan supports banning all abortions, even in cases of rape or incest." Again, Ryan's red-meat advocacies will fire up the base, including many women. But for others, it perpetuates the line that Republicans are out of touch with women voters.
How can the GOP repair this image of a "war on women"? It's simple. Heed the obstreperous advice of the self-declared "titular head of the Republican Party." Yes, sir, thrice-divorced Rush Limbaugh can bring us all up to speed on women … Darlin'.


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One good thing about having a birthday on Halloween is that people tend to remember it.
You trust your mother. But you cut the cards anyway.
Always marry a woman from Texas. No matter how tough things get, she's seen tougher.
A guy I used to work with named Shorty Atkins was filled with these little pearls of wisdom. One was "Never lie down with a woman who has more troubles than you have." Which is not bad advice at all.
The great lesson my mother and father gave me was almost invisible. It was a strong sense of being rooted.
If I didn't have a front-row seat on history, it was at least a seat on the aisle.
Covering the civil-rights movement was a mind- and eye-opener for me. Houston was a segregated society, as was Texas as a whole -- some of it by law, a lot of it by fear and tradition. But there was no violence where I lived, and if there was hate, it was either concealed from me or I just didn't recognize it. Everyone seemed to know where the limits were. I didn't realize how much difference there was between the Texas I grew up in and the Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina that I came to cover. I didn't believe that the white power structure would unleash dogs on blacks. I didn't believe that fire hoses would be turned on people in America until I'd actually seen it. It was a shock to me. And it was humbling because I came to know how little I knew.
I saw a quote recently that I believe in: "News is what somebody somewhere doesn't want you to know. All the rest is advertising."
There's always been pressure to sit down, shut up, don't ask the tough questions. Go along to get along. Every administration has done it. But each succeeding administration has gotten better at it. If we aren't careful, the tradition in American journalism of "Be skeptical. Don't be intimidated. Don't be afraid to put tough questions to power" will be shaken. It'll be serious, something much bigger than journalism. The issue speaks to what kind of country we are and what kind of country we're going to become.
Nobody has more respect for the office of the presidency than I do.
I'm reading When Trumpets Call, a terrific book about Teddy Roosevelt after he left the presidency. In those days, a leader had weeks and months to let ideas marinate and make decisions. Look what's happened over time. President Kennedy had eight or ten days to think through the Cuban missile crisis. Today, if the president is called at two-thirty in the morning because something dire has occurred, he probably can't even wait until seven in the morning to have somebody hold a news conference. He's got to react instantly. The time for measured consideration has collapsed.
Ratings don't last. Good journalism does.
Watergate became a shorthand word for a widespread criminal conspiracy that was led by a president of the United States. There were big constitutional values at stake. That's not to be equated with a lot of other things that have come to have gate attached at the end. Many of the people who call it [Memogate] do so for their own partisan and/or ideological purposes. No crime was committed here. The central facts in the story were correct, and they have not been denied. A pillar of support for the story has been called into question and remains in question. We don't know everything yet. More will come out. Whatever mistakes -- real or imagined -- that were made were not born of political bias nor of prejudice. Did we do it perfectly? No. Are there things I wish we'd done that we didn't do? Yes.
The press is a watchdog. Not an attack dog. Not a lapdog. A watchdog. Now, a watchdog can't be right all the time. He doesn't bark only when he sees or smells something that's dangerous. A good watchdog barks at things that are suspicious.
It comes down to TR: time remaining. When you're in your thirties or forties or even your fifties, time remaining can seem like infinity. TR hits different people at different stages. But you get to your seventies and you're thinking about TR. Exactly how do I want to spend my remaining days?
The difference between love and sex is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug.
What used to be Sam Houston State Teachers College is in the same town as the central Texas prison system. The prison walls are within throwing distance of the college. One thing that did for those who studied there was to make us aware of last meals, because Texas has the death penalty. So we'd talk about it. I'd probably want to start with a small bowl of Jean Rather's chili. Then move on to beef barbecue or chicken-fried steak. Course you'd need a vegetable. Coleslaw. Sun tea. Home-cranked ice cream: chocolate. If permissible, I wouldn't mind preceding all that with a jigger or two of Wild Turkey.
The Meaning of Life: Wit, Wisdom, and Wonder from 65 Extraordinary People (Hearst Books, $20), a compendium of classic What I've Learned interviews, is available wherever books are sold.
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Best Buy is cutting 600 staffers from its Geek Squad division nationwide, and another 1,800 store workers, the AP and others reported.
The cuts represent 1.4% of the company's total staff of about 167,000.
(The original version of this story, citing a report from the Minneapolis TV station KARE, said that the company was cutting 650 from the Geek Squad, and did not mention the cuts in retail store staff.)
The company reportedly said that it will continue to offer home service, but that it is restructuring the division's operations.
"We know that clients will always need us to come to their homes, and increasingly their needs are more complex. That's why we're evolving in-home support for a more specific customer segment," the retailer said in a statement.
According to the KARE report, the company said the Geek Squad cuts will be effective August 1 for laid off workers who can't find another position at the company.
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Montecito Real Estate
Montecito, California is considered one of the West Coast's jewels of prestige and exclusivity and is renowned across the world as a favorite vacation and residential retreat of celebrities and business moguls alike. Montecito real estate encompasses a wide variety of extraordinary and distinctive homes as well as world-class Montecito estate homes recognized for their historical and architectural value as well as for their notable owners. The Montecito community is an 8 square-mile enclave that sits adjacent to Santa Barbara and is positioned beautifully between the majestic Santa Ynez Mountains and some of the most breathtaking stretches of the Pacific Ocean. Home to approximately 10,000 fortunate residents, Montecito is located just minutes from downtown Santa Barbara.
Montecito Real Estate For Sale
Since the late 1800's, people have come here from all over the world for the sheer beauty and tranquility of the land. In Spanish, Montecito means "little mountain," and it is this community's pristine setting on the hills overlooking the ocean that contributes to its unparalleled character and charm. A temperate climate also encourages myriad recreational and social activities including biking, hiking, horseback riding, kayaking and more. For families with children considering Montecito real estate, the community is serviced by the Montecito Union and Cold Spring Schools, which have classes for levels K-6. There is also an independent, four-year college preparatory boarding school nearby.
Whether you're searching for Santa Barbara ocean view properties or want to escape to the privacy of your Montecito vacation estate, realtors and Montecito real estate experts Michael Calcagno and Nancy Hamilton welcome you to browse Santa Barbara luxury estate listings via their website. Should you have any questions or would like to schedule a private consultation, they are just a phone call away.


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We simply couldn't resist sharing some of our favorite blueberry muffin recipes in honor of our January Candle of the Month, Blueberry Muffin. Whether you love a simple, classic recipe or prefer to add a little zest to your muffins, we've got the recipe for you! Try one or try all, and wake up to the delicious aroma of freshly baked muffins complemented by our fragrant candle. Enjoy!
Simple Blueberry Muffins: Here's a simple, classic recipe for those that love the traditional blueberry muffin. Easy to make and delicious to eat, the perfect way to start your morning!
Recipe courtesy of Martha Stewart Living, July/August 2000
Blueberry Muffins with Crumb Topping: If you love to add a little crunch to your muffins, this is the recipe for you. The crumb topping adds just enough sweetness to make this is an irresistible breakfast treat!
Recipe courtesy of foodandwine.com
Double Blueberry Muffins: What's better than blueberries in a muffin? Double the blueberries! Here's another classic, yet simple recipe with loads of blueberries in the batter. A blueberry in every bite, guaranteed!
Recipe courtesy of Food Network
Blueberry Oatmeal Muffins: A great light recipe that is delicious and easy to prepare, these blueberry muffins will please the entire family! An added benefit – you can sneak in the oatmeal for that extra fiber without anyone knowing.
Recipe courtesy of Cooking Light
Lemon Blueberry Muffins: With a sweet-sour glaze and a hint of nutmeg, these are not your ordinary blueberry muffins! If you love a little lemon zest, you will certainly enjoy this bakery sensation!
Recipe courtesy of Cooking Light
Blueberry Power Muffins with Almond Streusel: Packed with Vitamin B and other healthy ingredients, these muffins are the perfect way to jumpstart your day. Freeze for up to a month for a quick grab, and go breakfast!
Recipe courtesy of Cooking Light


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Hornets complete sweep with OT rally
Hillside swept both ends of a crosstown rivalry doubleheader at Riverside on Friday night, escaping the upset-determined Pirates 56-50 in the girls' opener and pulling out a 62-58 overtime win in the boys' nightcap.
Trevion Thompson got a reprieve when what appeared to be a clean block by 6-7 Riverside center Mike Tillotson on the 6-3 Thompson's baseline try was waved off.
A foul on Tillotson hitting Thompson with the body was called on the play, and Thompson hit a free throw to tie the boys' game with 4.1 seconds left in regulation.
Thompson had missed the first of his two free throws and was forced to survive a Riverside (7-9, 1-3 PAC-6) attempt to ice him with a timeout before the second.
Thompson's make came after freshman point guard Justice Kithcart hit a go-ahead 3-pointer from the top of the key to give Riverside a 52-51 lead with 43 seconds left and Riverside's Dexter McCrae missed the front end of a one-and-one with 11.9 seconds left.
In overtime, Hillside (12-4, 3-1) sophomore R.J. Johnson Jr. opened the scoring with his second 3-pointer of the night, set up by a D'Ontray Johnson pass 31 seconds in. Riverside missed four of six on three straight trips to the line in a two-minute span in which Hillside failed to score.
The Hornets answered by hitting seven of eight from the line before missing a meaningless pair with 5.1 seconds left.
"What a game," Hillside coach Crasten Davis said. "We're coming off a rivalry loss (at home) to Jordan and have to come in (Riverside's) house tonight. That's a good team. We were real resilient tonight. R.J.'s 3 was huge. He's off-balance and he makes it."
First-year Riverside coach Brian Strickland said his young team — Kithcart and fellow freshman Michael Hodge (six points, team-high eight rebounds) were team leaders — showed it is on the road to success.
"It's a very tough loss," Strickland said. "Hillside's very tough. Give them credit for fighting back. But I'm proud of our guys for continuing to fight to the end."
In the girls' game, Riverside (7-9, 1-3) started quickly, riding 6-2 sophomore center Moné Jones (14 points, 13 rebounds) to a 14-11 lead. Jones had six points and six rebounds in the period.
But Hillside (14-2, 4-0) inserted star senior forward Jordyn Smith into the lineup to defend Jones to start the second quarter, and the Hornets went on an 18-6 roll to take a 29-20 lead at the break. The Hornets hit eight of 12 from the line in the quarter, and Hillside guards Justine Lyons (team highs of 15 points, 11 rebounds, six steals and three assists) and Mylea McKennith (14 points, three steals) ratcheted up the defensive pressure that forced Riverside into 18 of its 25 turnovers in the first half.
Riverside pulled even at 42 with back-to-back three-point plays by Zaria Rogers to open the fourth quarter. Again Hillside had the answer — almost all of it from the free throw line. The Hornets scored a pair of layups in the fourth quarter, but hit 11 of 14 from the line to close it out. Riverside's last points came on a 15-foot jumper by Jones with 2:30 left.
NOTES — The Hillside boys were without forward Korrin Wiggins on Friday night, who is on a football recruiting trip at Clemson.
Hillside (B) 62, Riverside 58
HILLSIDE — D'Ontray Johnson 6, R.J. Robinson Jr. 13, Malik Evans 14, Ty'Quon Reid 2, Trevion Thompson 7, Marius McAllister 2, De'Shon Self 14, Timothy Mangum 1, Emanuel McGirt Jr. 2.
RIVERSIDE — Michael Hodge 6, Mark Harris 2, Al Hughes 12, Dexter McCrae 2, Justice Kithcart 12, Jake Kusz 8, Jordan Jones 2, Mike Tillotson 13.
3-point FG—Hillside 4 (Self 2, Robinson 2), Jordan 5 (Kusz 2, Kithcart 2, Hughes). Rebounds—Hillside 26 (Thompson 6), Jordan 29 (Hodge 8). Blocked shots—Hillside 1 (Robinson), Jordan 7 (Tillotson 4, McCrae, Hodge, Jones). Steals—Hillside 12 (Self 3), Jordan 4 (McCrae 2). Assists—Hillside 12 (Reid 3), Jordan 16 (Kithcart 9). Turnovers—Hillside 13 (Evans 3), Jordan 21 (Tillotson 4, Hughes 4).
Records—Hillside 12-4, 3-1 PAC-6 4-A; Jordan 7-9, 1-3.
Hillside (G) 56, Riverside 50
HILLSIDE — Tykyrah Williams 8, Mylea McKennith 14, Justine Lyons 15, Mya Webb 6, Teri Crews 3, Jordyn Smith 1, Daesha Marshall 7.
RIVERSIDE — Zaria Rogers 9, Andrea'Anna Pool 4, Yakima Clifton 6, Atlanta Woodall 4, Meghan Pleasants 8, Kiara Jacobs 2, Chameseya Moye 2, Moné Jones 14.
3-point FG—Hillside 2 (Webb, McKennith). Rebounds—Hillside 43 (Lyons 11), Jordan 45 (Jones 13). Blocked shots—Hillside 3 (Lyons 2, Marshall), Jordan 6 (Jones 5). Steals—Hillside 10 (Lyons 6), Jordan 7 (Rogers 3). Assists—Hillside 8 (Lyons 3), Jordan 10 (Clifton 2, Woodall 2, Rogers 2). Turnovers—Hillside 13 (Lyons 3), Jordan 25 (Jacobs 7).
Records—Hillside 14-2, 4-0 PAC-6 4-A; Riverside 7-9, 1-3.


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Moog Music's first 500 series module is ready for action.
The Ladder is a Dynamic Transistor Ladder Filter that is based on Bob Moog's original ladder filter designs. The Ladder is a powerful and fantastic sound sculpting tool that allows for creative and unique sound shifting and shaping. By design, The Ladder sports the smoothest all analog Low Pass and High Pass filter section. Simply adjust the Cutoff knob to add vibe, warmth or tonal adjustment. Choose LP to add analog vibe and warmth to a sound or select HP for sweetening and relieving the heft of a sound.
The Envelope section of The Ladder features many advanced adjustments. The Variable Attack and Release controls allow you to perfectly dial in the behavior of The Ladder's envelope section. Use these controls to open and close the envelope as fast as lightning, or slow as molasses. Use the Amount control in Positive or Negative mode for mild to extreme sound shaping and manipulation. From slight timbral excitement and voicing to extreme compression-like behavior. Even reversed filter action is achievable! The Resonance control used with The Ladder's other features allows for the creation of sweet, dynamic and even speech like behavior. Use it to tune The Ladder to a sound source… or not. You can excite or accentuate specific frequencies as well as create completely new unique and wild sounds. The Ladder's Resonance control will push the unit into self-oscillation. This can be used for effect if desired.
The 2Pole/4Pole switch allows you to select how aggressive your filter slope is. 2 pole is equal to 12db per octave which is smooth and sweet, while 4 pole is 24db per octave which is hard and aggressive.


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Feliz aniversário, vaca =P
Happy Birthday Tata. :zomg
Welcome back!
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Hi Suki. :howdyho
Do you think you are a better Mafia Game player after your disqualification last time?
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In a recent discussion thread of our NANY (New Apps for the New Year) event, i was a bit harsh on someone who had some negative things to say about the general trajectory of DC lately. While I don't think that thread was the best place to talk about such things, I do think it's a discussion worth having.
So the question for this thread is, how can we improve DonationCoder?
Can I just request some ground rules -- it's fine to point out problems with the site and ways it hasn't lived up to it's promises, etc., but please try to frame your comments in a way that they inform how we can make the site better. Part of the problem I think we always have is that this site is different things to different people, and the main goal of the site has to be to be as good as it can be for it's members. We aren't like a typical business whose goal is the simple maximization of "profit".. We're not looking for ideas that will make the site bigger or more popular per se. It's a bit more subtle and circular than that.
In a very real sense, the question has to be, keeping in the spirit of the site, what are things we can all do to make it more useful to all of us? And what can I and others that are willing to put in the work do to make it work better for the rest of you?


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|Serves 4 (with leftovers)
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- 2 cup dried navy beans
- 6 strips bacon
- 1 onion chopped
- 1 teaspoon dried mustard
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- I pork hock, fresh or smoked
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
Preheat oven to 325°. Simmer navy beans in water until tender, about 20 minutes. Drain beans and reserve cooking liquid. Line bean pot with strips of bacon. In a large bowl toss together onion and beans. In another bowl combine 2 cups bean cooking liquid, mustard, salt and maple syrup. Place half the bean mixture on bacon strips in pot. Place pork hock on beans, top with rest of bean onion mixture, then pour over reserved cooking liquid/syrup mixture. Cover with lid and place in oven for 3 hours, or until pork hock is fully cooked and pulling away from the bone. If beans begin to look dry, add more cooking liquid.
Once pork hock is cooked, remove beans from oven and remove lid. Mash together butter and brown sugar into a paste, scatter sugar paste over beans and place back in the oven, uncovered, for an additional 30 minutes. Remove from oven and serve with cold beer and dark bread.


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EVENT: Brett's Rainbow Bereavement Camp
WHEN: TOMORROW, Saturday, Oct. 26
TIME: 8:30 a.m.
PLACE: Westwood High School, 180 Turkey Farm Rd., Blythewood
ABOUT: For the 21st year, Palmetto Health Hospice is sponsoring Brett's Rainbow Bereavement Camp. The camp is designed for children ages 5-18 who have experienced the death of a family member or other significant person. The camp also includes day-long activities for the parents or guardians of the children. Brett's Rainbow is offered free of charge and is made possible by community contributions to Palmetto Health Hospice and a grant from the Hospice Education Institute.
"Families often find it can be challenging to help their children deal with death, especially when the adults themselves are overwhelmed with grief," said Karen Brazell, Palmetto Health Hospice bereavement program coordinator and Brett's Rainbow camp director. "The mission of Brett's Rainbow is to improve the emotional, psychological and spiritual health of grieving children and their families. The camp and its volunteers provide children and adults a place to share their stories, learn from one another and experience positive methods to help them heal."
The camp's name, "Brett's Rainbow," is in memory of Brett Hall; an 8-year-old boy cared for by Palmetto Health Children's Hospital and Palmetto Health Hospice. Hall died in 1988.
For more information about the camp, visit CampSite.PalmettoHealth.org.
About Palmetto Health Children's Hospital
Palmetto Health Children's Hospital was South Carolina's first pediatric hospital and celebrates its 30th birthday this year. Each year, Palmetto Health Children's Hospital treats more than 80,000 sick and injured children. As a major pediatric referral center, Palmetto Health Children's Hospital maintains more than 30 medical subspecialties devoted strictly to children. For more information, visit PalmettoHealth.org/ChildrensHospital.