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Sashay We Go
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Marooned in Maroon
Bring You Home to Mom Dress
Devil on your Shoulder Dress
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midnight ride dress
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queen for a day
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give you the royal shoulder
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im twirling with joy
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too good to bead true
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as bead as it gets
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Plum Love
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Plum and Plummer
Merlot and Behold
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classy flare
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Take me to the Hop
Swing me at Midnight
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Roman Queen
Beauty with a hint of beast
warrior in disguise
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Little Drummer Girl
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Rosie The Pivoter
Dress Me A Crown
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Bow Down Dress
Velvet Touch
Moulin Rouge
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Midnight Moonlight
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I think it looks like something Betty Draper would wear on Mad Men!!
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Femme Fatale
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The Blair Dress
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It Gets Better With Age
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Since the shoulders look like those of a ship captain, the girls version and dress name should be TENNILLE! The Captain and Tennille (yup dating myself) lol!
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No Chip On This Shoulder
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Through the Grapevine
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Nice to Pleat You
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plummed for perfection
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Epau-Letters to Juliet
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I've gone Burgundy?
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Toy Shoulder (toy solider)
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Cranberry cutie 😉
Master & Comman-dress
*Elegant Epaulets
Wine Not?
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Sugar, Spice, & Everything Nice
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Plum Princess
Pleated Princess
Sugar Plum Fairy
Bejeweled Sugar Plum Fairy
Bejeweled Burgundy
Care For A Glass?
Tall Glass of Fine Wine!
Vineyard Vines
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Cranberry me some sugar
Fit to wear, maroon dress
Warning, maroon knockout ahead
A little spice is always nice
Sweet as sugar
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The Pleats Come Out At Night
Wild Berry Dream
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Adorably Posh
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Royal Couture & Allure
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Lady Diana
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Pleats and Thank You
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Knightly Statement
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Royalty Ready
Modern 50's
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Don't you Joan?
Lean on me
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Winter warm
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Stars on my shoulders
Moon dance baby
Call me Joan
It's Betty this way
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Tall Glass of Class
Pour Me Some Wine
Berry Royal
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Snowflake shake
Flurry twirl
Flurries on my shoulder
Royal Wishlist
Empress Wishes
sugar plum flairy
wine empire
flame dress
femme exquise
midnight queen
robe rouge
vintage juliet.
Lady in red.
bourgogne dame.
vintage femme.
Winter blossoms
Diamond touch
Shining kisses
Maroon me away
Burgundy up in here
Winter tender
Tender winter
New Years kiss
Plumperial Palace
Sweet And Tailor-made
Tailor-made Dame
Dainty Duchess
Winters mix
Ring in the new year
New Years bliss
Bling in the new year
Kiss me at 12
Kiss me at twelve
Midnight love
Kiss me at midnight
Royal Sugarplum
Midnight Majesty
Berry Knightly
Plumperial Posh
Royal Rendezvous
Crowns on my shoulders
Be my king
Your queen truly
New York New Years
Shining skyline
Dazzle in the dark
Shimmy in the shimmer
For Berry Occasion
Winter Royalty
Holiday Bling
Perfectly Plum
Midnight Memories
Beaded in Bordeaux
Bordeaux Beauty
Standing on the Bordeauxline
Cutie Queensly
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A vision in plum
Vintage flare
Cranberry Crush
Holiday Bling
Fit for a Queen
Time is Frozen
Spin and Shine
Mistletoe glam
Beneath the mistletoe
Red-y to conquer
Wine on me
Pleated princess
Adorable A-Line
Shimmer shoulders
Cabernet Cutie
Burgendy Babe
Queen B
Royal sweetness
España Drees
Shoulder thing
red red wine
Diplomatic Flare
Elegant Epaulets
Frocktail Hour
Burgundy Beauty
Singing a Maroon Tune
Pleat Me for Dinner
Empire Attire
Plum and Plummer
Grape to Meet You
Don't Wine!
Sleeve Me Alone
Relish in the Embellished
Plummed Up Kicks
Nighttime Shine
Be There in a Cinch
Happier Hour
Gleam on Me
Plum Perfection
Belle Hop
Chai-na Tea Dress
Sleigh Belles
Flower Of Steel
Merry in Cranberry
Holiday Sheer
Glamberry Wine
The Princess Kate
Naughty Orchid Nice
Wine don't you come over
Wine and Dine Me
Wine don't you come over
You can call me queen bead
Little Toy Shoulder
Maroon Fine
Have Yourself a Berry Little Christmas
Wine and Dine
Sugar Plum Dance in your Head
All You Can Pleat Cranberry Dress
The World On Your Shoulders
Giving the Bold Shoulder
Wine Don't You Call Me?
Drop it Mer-lot
Beautiful in Burgundy
Bling in the New Year
Wine & Divine
Nice to Pleat you
Red angel perfection
Roaring Twenties Shoulder-Flair Burgundy Dress
Burgundy-up for your love
Sleigh bells bling
Happy Holidame
Luxe be a lady
The lady is a vamp
Mulled wine perfection
Jane bordeaux (bordoe)
Embraced by touch
My flare lady
Plum Promenade
Promenade in Pomegranate
Plumed to meet you
Sweet Sangria
Current Beauty
A Touch of Elegance
Winterberry Jem
Heaven's Wish Burgundy Dress
Naughty Berry Dress
sugar plum fairy, Duchess K ,
Wintertime Sip of Wine
Cranberry crush
Sweet & Simple
Temporary Bliss
Give Em' The Cold Shoulder
Fit For A Queen
Baroque The Mold
Cranberry Classic
Baroque The Law
Wine On My Mind
Baroque The Bank
Cran-bury Me In Budapest
The Great Glitzby
Anise Karenina
Hester Plum (scarlet letter)
Marilyn Merlot
Merlot and Behold
Merlot you don't!
Wine and Dine
Death Cabernet for Cutie
Life is a Cabernet
Come to the Cabernet
Meet you at the Cabernet
Brigitte Bordeaux
Bordeaux with you
Bordeaux games (board games)
Plum Rum
Royal Affair
Royal Flare
Pretty in Plum
Burgundy Bling
Purple Pleated Zinger
Hold on to your plum! (bum)
Plum Crazy In Love
Military Babe
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March to the beat of your plum
March to the beet of my drum (beet colored)
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We'll never be royals
Viola-city! (velocity)
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Oz: The Grape and Plumful
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All Hail Sanguine
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Hip Hip Syrah!
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Wine all Mine
Mine All Wine
Wine All Wine
Figure Skater Girl
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Burgundy queen dress
Maroon me Victorian dress
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Oh don't flatter me dress
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Plum to meet you
Red Velvet Skater
Tease Me Pleat Me
Pleats to Meet You
Que Syrah Syrah
You Can't Stop the Pleat
One more wine
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We Got the Pleat
Caber-name This Dress
Versailles Not?
Carmine All Mine
Mauve over!
Mine All Carmine
Be Carmine?
Carmine Valentine
bordeaux Babe
Lookin' Good Riding Hood
Lookin' Good in Rosewood
Don't Maroon Me!
Regal Waters
A Maroon of One's Own
For Maroon the Bell Tolls
Paper Maroon (paper moon)
The Bride and Maroon
Royal Blush
Relax and Unwined
Spoonin' and Maroonin'
Ballroom Glitz
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If the shoe glitz
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The answer to these questions is simple, every platform is at risk. A perfect example for this is Apple, where nearly 600,000 Mac users were infected by a virus at the beginning of April 2012. Virus, worms and malwares can spread from multiple sources. Thecus® NAS can be placed on a network with multiple users, different platforms, using protocols like NFS, FTP, eMule or BT, so the threat can come at any moment from anywhere. Even if you are a safe user, maybe not everybody around you is. Which is why having an antivirus managing your NAS is as important as doing regular back-up.
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The International Society of Certified Employee Benefits Specialists awarded Fellowship standing to John Faustgen, Land O'Lakes Inc., Arden Hills. ... The National Speakers Association named Kris Young of Martin Bastian Productions, Minneapolis, as its 2007 Professional Meeting Partner of the Year. ... The Litigation Counsel of America, a trial lawyer honorary society, inducted Stephen Foley as a Fellow.
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education gave "Driven to Discover," a University of Minnesota marketing campaign, a Grand Gold Medal, institution-wide branding category. The American Marketing Association also included the campaign among the presentations at the Marketing of Higher Education annual symposium. The campaign was developed in partnership with Olson, a Minneapolis advertising agency.
The Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery named Periscope, a Minneapolis-based marketing agency, as Community Partner of the Year. ... Hennepin County gave the Healthy Possibilities employee wellness program at Golden Valley-based Courage Center a 2007 Wellness by Design Award.
The International Interior Design Association, Northland Chapter, selected U+B Architecture and Design Inc., Minneapolis, for the FAB (fresh, artistic and brilliant) Grand Award for the office design work at Kruskopf-Coontz Advertising, Minneapolis. The office design also earned the firm an Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects, Minneapolis Chapter.
Red Lake Independent School District and DLR Group, an Eden Prairie-based architecture and engineering firm, were recognized as the Red Lake Middle and High School received the Award of Merit for the Commercial Spectrum Award, which honors outstanding achievements in the use of ceramic tile. Glass mosaic tiles, which mimic the effect of beadwork, were used to incorporate traditional tribal motifs into the school's addition and renovation project.
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Updated at: 07/31/2013 3:48 PM
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Lane closures and detours on Interstate 35 are set to change Thursday.
According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, those closures and detours are between Scanlon and Boundary Avenue in Duluth.
Drivers will be restricted to a single lane in each direction on the northbound lanes while the southbound lanes are redone.
Mn/DOT says between Thursday and Friday, traffic will be switched to the newly-constructed northbound lanes and will remain in that configuration until the project is finished in mid-October.
Mn/DOT says all ramps at the County Road 61 and Midway Road interchanges will be open to traffic except:
Detour signing will be provided for the closed ramps.
Mn/DOT says all businesses will be able to be accessed during the project using marked detour routes. When the resurfacing and drainage repair project is finished, motorists will experience a smoother, safer ride.
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He is actually our key player in defense. He needed some time to "arrive" in Germany, considering he's already for quite a few years here. But that wasn't alone his fault, he simply couldn't cope with Magath (who is imo an asshole in the personal contact to the players). When he went to St. Pauli (T2), he needed some time to adapt again to regular play again, but already there his big potential was visible. When he arrived at the beginning of the season, he only needed a few days to learn our system, but since then we are always worried about our defensive play when Carlos can't play because of whatever reason. I don't know how the "ordinary" fan reacted who only cares for Eintracht and doesn't have a look on the other teams in the first two leagues too, but I personally was delighted when he came to us.
That's nice to know, I will try to catch more Eintracht matches for the remaining of the season. i'm a big fan of Carlos, he's got absolutely 0 fear when playing, in his debut for Peru NT he was MVP and he's been a crowd fan favourite ever since. Schalke missed out on him for sure but that's good for Frankfurt supporters!
he sort of reminds me of a right-footed Chiellini, very good for headers both defensively and offensively, very aggressive style, goes forward, leadership and some crazy outbursts with excessive fouling too
is there any danger of him leaving the team soon?
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Monday, May 12, 2014
There were a lot of goals this weekend in Major League Soccer this weekend with three teams netting 5 goals each. Watch all of the goals here.
Belgium will face the United States in a FIFA World Cup™ warm-up on 12 June, the opening day of the 2014 finals in Brazil. The friendly will be staged behind closed doors in Sao Paulo. Read more here.
Here is a look at the forward options that Klinsmann will have to choose from and figure out which to bring to Brazil.
They may not have won the English Premier League but this fan video puts some great emotion behind the club in an animated fashion.
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If anyone else out there can do this I will give them a high five. Any teams out there need someone with good foot skills?
Michael Bradley keeping the tradition of U.S. Soccer players having a "This is Sportscenter" commercial during the World Cup.
The U.S. Women's National Team took on rivals Canada last night as played to a 1-1 draw. See the highlights above.
Have tons of soccer scarves but not sure you know how to properly wear them? Let Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall help you.
Thursday, May 08, 2014
Helena Costa became the first female coach in the history of men's professional soccer in France. Costa, 36, will replace former head coach Regis Brouard at Clermont, a club which is currently in 14th place in Ligue 2 — France's second tier league — with two games remaining. Read more about Costa.
Arsenal players respond to mean tweets by fans in a way you would expect.
Teams try crazy free kicks sometimes, and this is definitely one of those. Watch and see if it works.
A beautiful curling kick is always fun to watch.
A look at the Panini stickers of superstar soccer players from 2006 to 2014. Wow!
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
FSA FC gets a nice shout out on Sportscenter's top 10 plays. Check it out here.
Yep. This video IS as amazing as it sounds.
FC Copenhagen v. Brondby, from this weekend may have brought us the greatest TIFO ever. Complete with smoke bombs.
It's almost time for Klinsmann to decide who the 30 players are that will be called into camp. Here are some of the outside midfielders that play in the wide role for him that could make it.


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Hooks' All-Star nine can do it all
And they'll get the chance to show it today in Arkansas
At first glance, it's quite obvious that the Hooks have been running on star power this year.
A league-best nine players in tonight's Texas League All-Star Game makes it easy to reach that conclusion.
But a closer look at Corpus Christi's representatives provides another glimpse into the Hooks' success - the first-half South Division championship and a playoff berth - and why those individuals have thrived as well.
Each of the Hooks' nine all-stars fills a certain role on the team. There's Josh Anderson, the lead-off hitter and speed guy. And Ben Zobrist, the patient No. 2 hitter who works counts allowing Anderson to wreak havoc on the base paths. Then there's Hunter Pence, the big-time slugger who drives in runs and can also hit for average in the third spot. And J.R. House, the league's leading hitter who provides protection for Pence in the clean-up spot. Then down in the lineup is Josh Bonifay, another home-run threat and RBI producer.
On the pitching side, Juan Gutierrez and Matt Albers provide the dominant 1-2 punch at the top of the rotation. Paul Estrada is the overpowering set-up man who provides the bridge from the starter to the closer. And as the last line of defense, Jailen Peguero is the door-slamming closer.
"There are a lot of differences with the way we get our jobs done," Zobrist said. "That's what makes a good team, too, with guys that fill a lot of different roles. I think we have a lot of guys who can fill multi-faceted roles at the same time. I think the mindset of the team is 'Tell me what my job is and I'll get it done.'
"I think a lot of the credit for that goes to our coaching staff and (the Houston Astros') player development guys. They've put us where they put us. Because things have come together so well, it shows that they know what they're doing."
Pence, who has set the Hooks' single-season home run record with 17 in the first half, said it was apparent early on that the Hooks' roster might be a cut above.
"Whenever we saw the roster in spring training, we were all saying 'Wow,'" Pence said "From one to nine and on the bench, we have great players everywhere. It's just been a solid team."
Nine different guys, nine different roles all coming together as pieces to the puzzle. They've helped to make manager Dave Clark's job easier in the process.
"How do I handle them?" Clark said. "I put their names in the lineup and let them go play. They know what it takes to win ballgames. These kids play the game the right way and their makeup is awesome.
"They're a bunch of gamers and you can't help but like them. They come out to beat you every time they step on the field. I love that."
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Lawrence prosecutor puts emphasis on littering laws
IRONTON -- At a time when Lawrence County Prosecuting Attorney Brigham Anderson is asking local law enforcement to strictly enforce littering laws, some efforts are under way to clean up along U.S. 52.
Anderson sent a letter to all law enforcement agencies in the county this week requesting their help in controlling the litter problem. He wants anyone caught littering to be cited in court where the prosecutor's office will seek maximum fines and community service cleaning up along county roads.
"As a lifelong resident of Lawrence County, I believe it is important that we make our county presentable not only for the citizens who live here, but for any businesses who may wish to locate here," Anderson said. "I am hoping to make our county a cleaner and safer place to live and work."
According to Ohio law, littering is punishable by fines of up to $500 and a maximum 60-day jail sentence. While Anderson may not seek jail time at the overcrowded Lawrence County Jail, prosecutors could ask for violators to be sentenced to community service.
One of the worst spots he's seen is along U.S. 52, Anderson said. "It's full of trash," he said. "I want to do something. We'll prosecute them to the fullest. This needs to be done."
County Commissioner Freddie Hayes Jr. echoed those sentiments Thursday during a Lawrence County Board of Commissioners meeting in Ironton. "Litter is terrible along the highway," he said. "I can't stand it. We want the county cleaned up."
Crews from the Lawrence Scioto Solid Waste District and those working community service out of Ironton Municipal Court collected nearly 100 bags of trash Thursday along U.S. 52, said Dan Palmer, solid waste director.
"We had about 15 people working," Palmer said. "We started at the Lawrence/Scioto line and went five miles into Lawrence County. We plan to work the 12-mile section between the county line and the Ashland bridges."
He contacted Ohio Department of Transportation officials, who agreed to pick up the bags of trash. Some local judges also have complained about the litter problem. Once the western part of the county is cleaned up, a similar project is planned for eastern Lawrence County.
"A number of people are working on this," Palmer said. "It's a group effort. It's everyone working together. The current conditions along U.S. 52 are totally unacceptable."
Operation TLC (Tidy up Lawrence County) has its first cleanup scheduled for Saturday in the Chesapeake, Proctorville and Rome Township areas. Volunteers are invited to participate in the cleanup for several hours on Saturday. Free coffee and doughnuts as well as free T-shirts for first-time participants will be available at 8:45 a.m. at the Chesapeake Community Center.
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, June 2, 2009 The top Army Reserve officer arrived in Afghanistan today to hear firsthand how his deployed soldiers are faring, particularly in light of continued demand for their capabilities in both Afghanistan and Iraq.
Army Lt. Gen. Jack C. Stultz told American Forces Press Service he's not interested in shaking hands with general officers or other top officials as he travels around
Afghanistan. "I am interested in shaking hands with soldiers out on the battlefield and finding out what is going on in their minds," he said.
Stultz recalled past visits to the combat theater, where he admits he threw a curve ball to his handlers on the ground, who had scheduled a lineup of Power Point presentations and high-level meetings. "Don't put on some dog and pony show," he told them. "I want to get out and talk with soldiers."
Stultz sought out soldiers wherever he could find them, opting for impromptu encounters he hoped might elicit more candid viewpoints. Once, for example, as he was riding along in a Humvee, Stultz got his driver to make a sudden stop so he could chat with a group of soldiers whose convoy had pulled to the roadside.
"When you sit down and start talking and ask them where they're from and what's going on back home, you can start to get a sense from the soldier of how they are feeling," he said.
Time and time again, Stultz said, he hears a similar response. "The soldiers are proud of what they are doing," he said. "Soldiers feel good about what they are doing. They feel good that we are not wasting their time. We are taking care of their families. That is why our retention rates are through the roof."
Noting that deployed reservists typically express concern about their families' well being rather than their own, Stultz said the Army Reserve's increased emphasis on family support is paying big dividends. "I think they feel better now than two years ago that … we are doing everything we can to take care of families," he said.
As he visits with deployed reservists, Stultz said he'll make it clear that the drawdown in Iraq doesn't mean there will be less demand for Army Reserve capabilities – at least not in the near term.
"Don't expect our operational tempo to slow down," he said he'll tell the troops. "We are the enabler force. And so, as you draw down brigade combat teams in Iraq, the enablers associated with that don't necessarily decrease simultaneously.
"You still have to have an infrastructure there that supports whatever is going on," the general said. Logistical, transportation, medical, military police and other related support are still needed by the Army Reserve. "The enablers still have to remain there for some time," he said.
Meanwhile, Stultz said, the buildup in Afghanistan means the combat troops arriving there will need more combat support and combat service support that the Army Reserve provides.
In light of those requirements, Stultz said he'll tell troops he's working to get them more predictable deployment schedules as quickly as possible. The Army Force Generation model, once fully implemented, will provide a five-year cycle for reservists to deploy, return home, then get more dwell time before preparing for the next deployment.
This model will bring more predictability not only to reservists and their families, but also to their civilian employers, Stultz said.
An increase in the Army Reserve end strength, now at 207,000, also promises to reduce stress on the force, he said. But because most of the newest reservists are junior enlisted soldiers, Stultz said the payoff won't be immediate.
"It's an investment for the future, but what we need now it to focus on growing our [non-commissioned officer] corps and growing our captains and majors," he said.
One way Stultz intends to do that is by recruiting more prior-service soldiers. "The Marines say, Once a Marine, always a Marine," he said. "I like to say, Soldier for Life. We find a lot of soldiers out there who have left the uniform but the uniform hasn't left them. And when we talk to them, they say they miss it. We're recouping some of them now."
As he talks with soldiers about their needs and shares with them what's ahead for the Army Reserve, Stultz said he'll also pass along the support of the American people as a whole, as well as Congress. "I want to reassure them that …the men and women in uniform have the ultimate respect of this nation for what they are doing," he said.
"And in my dealings with Congress – whether office calls or in congressional testimony, and whether or not they agree or disagree with the war – one thing always rings true," he said. "They want to support soldiers. So they always say, 'Tell me what the soldiers need.'"
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But as far as a final opportunity goes, Lattig made the most of his final home game.
The Bucs' senior forward scored a career-high 20 points, including nine in the third-quarter, as Grand Haven pulled away from a struggling Grandville squad, 59-43, on Tuesday evening. The Bucs also honored seniors Matt Kroll, Alex Eidson, Matt Davis, Danny Cotter and Brent Boerema prior to tip-off.
"It feels great to end my last game here with my career high," Lattig said. "(This senior class) is really close. Four of us play football, so we've grown really tight through that, but the two that don't, I still hang out all the time with those guys, Matt and Brent.
"I'm kind of sad to see it go, but it's been a good 4 years here."
Lattig's big third quarter seemed to resonate with his teammates, as the Bucs (10-8, 8-5 O-K Red) shot a blistering 16-of-27 from the floor (59 percent) after halftime. Lattig said Bucs' head coach Steve Hewitt made a switch at halftime to a four-out offensive set, which created better spacing on the floor and allowed Grand Haven to cut and create.
"People say we don't have a tall team, but we're very quick and we're a very good defensive team," Lattig said. "When we're hot, we feel we can beat anybody."
Despite it being Senior Night, Grand Haven seemed like it had a hard time getting energized for the Bulldogs early on. Grandville, whose 11-man roster features all juniors, is winless in the O-K Red Conference this season at 0-13 and has just two wins overall.
But the Bulldogs played like a much better squad than their record indicated throughout the first half, taking advantage of a free range on the offensive end. Sharp-shooting point guard Matt Volk led their charge, as he scored 18 points, including four 3-pointers.
Grand Haven had a 16-12 lead after one quarter, thanks to a tough off-balanced 3-pointer by Ethan Groothuis with two seconds on the clock. But Grandville battled back late in the second quarter to take a one-point lead into half.
Volk connected on a deep, straight-away 3 to start the spurt. On the other end with time running down, the Bulldogs forced a Bucs' turnover, and passed ahead to a streaking Collin Telman, who converted a layup and was fouled with just one second on the clock. His 3-point play gave the Bulldogs a 27-26 halftime lead.
Hewitt said his team's defensive intensity was lackluster in the first half.
"The bottom line was we just needed to play harder defensively," he said. "The effort wasn't where we needed it to be and we were giving up too many easy baskets.
"I thought we picked (the intensity) up in the second half, and it carried over to the offensive end."
Volk connected on another 3-pointer to open the second half, but Grand Haven soon made it much more difficult for the 'Dawgs on the offensive end. Alex Eidson's drive and score late in the third quarter helped the Bucs re-gain their lead at 36-35, and they never trailed again.
Lattig continued to thrive, as he worked a backdoor cut with point guard Kevin LaCroix for an easy layup, which gave the Bucs a 45-39 lead entering the fourth.
"A lot of (Jeremy's) game is all about effort," Hewitt said. "He's scoring on offensive rebounds or in transition. It was a good job of him getting open and the guys finding him tonight."
The Bucs completely dominated the fourth, outscoring the visiting Bulldogs, 14-4, en route to the 16-point victory. Volk was held scoreless in the quarter.
Aside from Lattig's high-scoring effort, Eidson added 12 points and four assists, and Matt Kroll totaled six points and three assists. Sean Steffel, the Bucs' 5-foot-11 point guard, led the team with six rebounds, while Lattig snagged five.
The Bucs finished shooting 57 percent from the floor (25-of-44) and were a perfect 7-of-7 from the free throw line.
The Bucs play at Jenison on Friday, then close out their regular season at Forest Hills Northern next week Thursday.
Grand Haven then turns its attention to the Class A district tournament, which will be hosted by Cedar Springs.
"We're very confident going into the districts," Lattig said. "But we realize it's going to be a battle every night and we can't go in there sleep walking through it."
Junior Varsity: Grand Haven improved to 15-3 overall and 10-3 in league play with a 55-42 win over Grandville. Marcus Tumblin had 13 points and nine rebounds for the Bucs, while Connor Graimes also scored 13 points. Korey Searle chipped in with 12 points, and Isaak Newhouse scored nine.
Freshmen: Grand Haven pounded Grandville, 56-27. Thompson McWaters paced the Bucs with nine points and seven rebounds, while Noah Lein had eight points for the Bucs (14-4, 9-4 O-K Red). Nic Holwerda scored six points to go with five rebounds, and Nick Alpher had four points and three board.


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I found this little gem of a question on Yahoo! Answers. Clearly Jesus R. never took, or at least didn't pass, his Sex Education class. On top of that he must have some very naive parents thinking that their son is versed adequately in basic anatomy. I fear for what other things he may have questions about. I wonder if he thinks the pill will spare him pregnancy. I feel terribly sorry for his first girlfriend…that being said, I doubt that time will come anytime soon…if ever.
….I wonder if he'd know what to do with a free one of these?


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Women in Science Exhibit
The Science & Engineering Library is celebrating Women's History Month with an exhibit titled, Women in Science and Technology. Coinciding with the inauguration of Marye Anne Fox, one part of the exhibit features Chancellor Fox's life and professional career. Another display, originally developed by the San Diego Supercomputer Center, honors other notable women in science and engineering including Grace Hopper, Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin, May Chinn, Rosalind Elsie Franklin and several more. Also on display are books from the Science & Engineering Library's collection covering the history of women in science, and the role of women in contemporary science education and scholarship. The exhibit will remain up through the end of March.


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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster in a new report offers up a list of 10 reasons to stay bullish on Apple shares as investors look ahead to the next three years. Eventually, he thinks, the stock is headed to $1,000.
Munster, a long-time Apple bull, has an Overweight rating and $910 target on the stock. He's not adjusting his target or estimates with this report, but he does provide a detailed case for his view that "the company will continue to benefit from consumers' increasing desire for mobile devices."
Here's a condensed version of his list:
- 2012 Product Roadmap Will Demonstrate Apple's Ability to Innovate: He expects "meaningful" updates to both the iPhone and the Mac. He also expects a TV to be announced at year end for shipment in 2013. On Macs, he thinks there are updates coming in the next 6 weeks, with wider use of retina displays and the adoption of Intel's Ivy Bridge processor line. He sees a smaller iPad coming in early 2013.
- iPhone 5 Will Be A Major Upgrade: Munster expects "the biggest consumer electronics product launch of 2012 as well as the biggest device upgrade cycle in smartphone history." He thinks the next iPhone will have "a completely redesigned body style, which may more closely resemble the metallic rear panel of the current iPad." He sees a 60% chance the new phone has a screen 4 inches or larger, versus the current 3.5 inch screen. He also expects the new phone to include 4G LTE, upgraded processor and memory, and a higher megapixel camera.
- The TV Is Coming Next Year: "Looking to new products, we continue to expect Apple to ship a television set in 2013," he writes. Munster thinks Apple could unveil the product as soon as December, freezing the market for consumers shopping for new TVs. He's expecting a price in the $1,500 to $2,000 range, with a screen size in the 42-55 inch range. He expects a user interface controlled by an iPhone or iPad, Siri-based voice controls and access to the App Store for games and music. He thinks the company can capture 10% of the TV market 1-3 years after launch.
- No Near-Term Change Likely On Phone Subsidies: "We believe that subsidies on the iPhone are likely to continue over at least the next 2-3 years," Munster writes. He notes that the iPhone has the lowest churn of any mobile device – and that consumers want the iPhone, lowering customer acquisition costs. Munster says he thinks there will always be carriers willing to provide subsidies in the event a market leader were to choose to eliminate them. "Net-net, we do not expect the subsidy question to go away, but are confident that subsidies will remain a part of iPhone sales in the coming years," he writes.
- Apple Can Keep 40%+ Gross Margins For Years: "Over the next three years, we believe Apple will be able to maintain gross margin levels of 40%+, which will be assisted by iPhone becoming a larger part of total sales," he writes. Munster estimates the iPhone has 60% gross margin versus the iPad at 40% and Mac at 25%.
- "Heart Transplant" Strategy Allow Apple To Benefit From Scale: "One of Apple's key product philosophies is the 'heart transplant' strategy where the company tries to eliminate old products from its offering as quickly as possible," he writes. "We believe this strategy is a key factor in the company benefiting from scale of producing a streamlined product line, which in part could enable the company to secure the best component prices possible which translate to higher margins. We believe that in the mobile device space, the 'heart transplant' strategy will continue to include offering the two most recently updated iPhones and the most recently updated iPad at discounted prices (i.e. iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, and iPhone 4)."
- China: Munster says Apple sold 8-9 million iPhones in China in the March quarter, versus 9.5 million activations and 1 million units of channel fill in the U.S. "While the U.S. saw a 34% quarter-over-quarter slowdown in iPhone activations following the launch quarter, we do not believe China will follow the same path," he writes. "This quick drop off in the U.S. in March, along with pre-iPhone 5 slow down has lead most investors to conclude there is risk to the Street's 29 million iPhone unit estimate for June. "Overall, we believe iPhone and iPad sales will remain strong in China, driven by the growing middle class," he writes. "We expect this growing middle class and under penetration of smartphones in China compared to the rest of the world will enable China to continue to demonstrate healthy smartphone growth."
- Tablet Opportunity Bigger Than PC Market: For calendar 2012, he sees sales of 66 million iPads, two-thirds of a projected market of 99 million in total tablet units. The PC market this year is expected to be 371 million units, according to IDC. Eventually, Munster contends, the tablet market will be bigger than PCs. By 2015, he thinks Apple can sell 176 million iPads of a total tablet market of 301 million units. "Through 2015, we believe Apple will maintain its market share lead in tablets and have heard tablet competition likened to iPod competition in the early days of the iPod (XYZ is coming, which will kill the iPod).," he writes. "For 2015, IDC estimates PC sales at 484 million. Thus the gap will be significantly closed between tablet and PC unit sales by 2015. We believe tablets could overtake PCs before 2020."
- Enterprise Sales Will Be Pulled By Consumer iPhone And iPad Adoption: "We believe that Apple thinks about the consumer and enterprise opportunities as significantly different verticals," he writes. "If Apple's intent was to dominate the enterprise markets, we believe the company would employ a meaningfully different sales and marketing strategy. However, we believe the company is focused on delivering the best consumer electronic products possible and therefore will rely on consumer adoption to drive enterprise adoption."
- Services Will Enhance The Ecosystem Rather Than Contributing Profits: "As Apple has previously stated, the company runs the iTunes store at just above break-even," he notes. "We believe the same general strategy applies to the App Store and will ultimately apply to whatever larger content initiative Apple undertakes to support the Apple Television. Apple has begun work on a third datacenter in Oregon, which we expect to open on a faster timeline with a smaller, scalable facility than the most recently opened North Carolina datacenter. We note that with 225+ million registered iTunes accounts and 125+ million iCloud accounts, Apple has one of the largest registered user bases in the tech world."
AAPL is down $2.73, or 0.5%, to $562.59.


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Famous Buenos Maduritos Reviews
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My first reaction to this cigar was - Wow! Mild cigar smokers will probably find this cigar a little imtimidating, but for the experienced smoker, this cigar is a real treat. Great pre-light aroma, great appearance, lots of smoke and an intriguing flavor make this a cigar to add to your regular rotation. The Madurito is a full-bodied and full-flavored cigar in a small package, great for a short smoke after a big dinner. The closest cigar I can compare this to is a cross between a CAO Brazilia Piranha and an Opus xXx Power Ranger. Highly recommended.
I ordered these last year, they were on back order so I waited. When I received them they looked great. The only bone with these cigars is the draw is terrible. I have aged these over a year @ 65% and the draw has stayed the same.
Bought a box of these for a short, but strong, cigar. I was blown away at the flavors! Heavy espresso with a peppery kick. A creamy texture and full body makes this box a definite repeat purchase. No harsh flavors like some other short cigars. This was a definite powerhouse!
To my palate it is a terrific stick. ROTT it was a bit harsh but after 2 weeks in my box I like this cigar so well that I started smoking more often. To me it taste delicious and I like the price too. I can sit and enjoy this smoke for over 30 minutes. Thanks FSS for another great smoke. I have had no issues with this cigar
It s cold here and these are just the trick when you have to have a quick smoke.
At first about shortcomings: - not the full - even mild - on my taste tobacco is a little not ready. Advantages: - the stick is well made - good draw - not bad taste - correct size. These are good cigars for every day and on few times in day. And I think that through a floor of year in a humidor they will be excellent.
Dark, oily, tasty, and cheap. Love em.
Grabbed a single last order and let it rest in the humi for a few weeks. Just smoked it tonight and it lasted me about 45min. Let it rest a few times and it never went out, burn and draw were great. First few draws were a bit bitter at first but that ended quick and had a good maduro/coffee taste with a lot of aged tobacco on the finish. Overall I d give this around a 90 considering the price, plan to grab a box soon.
This as a great smoke for the money, but they come a bit wet. If you try to smoke then right away you will have trouble keeping them lit, tight draw and then burn erratic. But, take then out of the cellophane and let then sit for a couple of months or more in the humidor, and they become the cigar you were hoping for. By "dry out" I mean come down to a 65-70 percent humidity inside and out.
I've been searching for an alternative to some of the higher priced petit coronas I enjoy, (more of an everyday smoke) and decided to give these a try. Well, I found what I was looking for, I love the taste of this cigar. Simply put, awesome, nice finish, medium-bodied, great aroma. The problem, the draw. So far I've smoked 6 of these and only one had a easy, smooth draw. I've tried different cuts, with the same result. If that issue can be worked out, this cigar is in the same league as the Drew Estate Bait Fish, Ambos Mundos Short #2 Habano or Sumatra, which are my fav's. For the price, and taste, I'm willing to draw a little harder for the time being. Long ashes!!!
A great one dollar maduro. Full of flavor! Not extremely complex, but great taste. For the price it's one of the best values going! I'm already on my second box! Great 45 minute smoke! They improve with age even after a week!!! Get a box now!
Great little handmade Maduro, sometimes. I buy them 4 boxes at a time, and I buy a LOT. Everything you ever wanted in a goto...execpt consistancy. From Rocky like flavor to the smell of fresh manure (no hyperbole). I just need to buy a truckload and let them mellow and I would have what I want in a goto cigar. Gonna have to build a house from the boxes!


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R-7 Ear Care Kit for Dogs & Cats
Everything you need to keep your pet's ears clean and free of mites and ticks in one convenient kit.The R-7 Ear Care Kit includes R-7 Ear Cleaner to safely and effectively clean ears and R-7M Ear Mite Treatment to control mites and ticks.
Keep out of reach of children.Read entire label before each use. Use only on dogs and cats.R-7M Ear Mite TreatmentDirections for Use: It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Use only in a well ventilated area. Shake well before using. Do not use on puppies or kittens under 12 weeks. Consult a veterinarian before using this product on debilitated, medicated, aged, pregnant, or nursing animals. To control spinose ear ticks and ear mites, apply ten drops to each ear so that it can penetrate wax down to surrounding tissues. Repeat treatment once or twice at two to three day intervals.Storage: Store in original container in a cool, dry place (preferably locked) inaccessible to children and pets and away from heat or open flame. Protect from freezing.Disposal: Do not reuse empty container. Securely wrap original container in several layers of newspaper and discard in trash collection.Precautionary StatementsHazards to Humans and Domestic AnimalsCaution: Harmful if swallowed or inhaled. Avoid breathing spray mist. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, or clothing. Wash skin with soap and water after using. Avoid spraying food or foodstuffs.Animals: Avoid contact with animal's eyes. Sensitivities may occur after using any pesticide product for pets. If signs of sensitivity occur bathe your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. If signs continue, consult a veterinarian immediately.First AidIf swallowed, promptly drink one or two glasses of water and contact a physician or poison control center immediately. Give nothing by mouth to an unconscious person.If inhaled, remove victim to fresh air. Apply artificial respiration if indicated. Contact a physician if needed.If on skin, immediately remove contaminated clothing and wash affected area with plenty of water. Contact a physician if irritation persists. Wash clothing prior to reuse.If in eyes, immediately flush eyes with plenty of water. Contact a physician if irritation persists.Environmental HazardsThis product is toxic to aquatic organisms. Do not apply directly to water. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes.EPA Reg. No. 43576-11EPA Est. 43576-GA-1R-7 Ear CleanerTwo Simple Steps to Reduce Ear ProblemsR-7 Ear Cleaner: Use two to three times a week to keep the ears clean and reduce ear odors. Use before and after bathing, swimming, or hunting. Fill the ear canal with R-7 Ear Cleaner. Gently massage the base of the ears. Use facial tissue or cotton to clean the ears.R-7M Drying Ear Creme & Ear Mite Treatment: Use after the ears are cleaned with R-7 Ear Cleaner. The Drying Ear Creme will dry to a powder to help keep the ears dry and the Ear Mite Treatment keeps ear mites and ear ticks out of the ears.CautionKeep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes. If eyes are contacted, wash with water immediately. Do not use on infected ears, especially if there is an open wound. Contact a veterinarian if irritation develops or if an allergic reaction is suspected.Harmful if swallowed.First Aid (human): Call a physician or poison control center.Made in USA.
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We've just moved from Middle America to Texas. To say there is a bit of culture shock is an understatement. Things are a bit different down here. Don't get me wrong. I love Texas. I married a Texan. I'm a Spurs fan. I remember the Alamo. We eat breakfast tacos. I even have a cowboy hat, which I dutifully wear at each commencement at graduation at SWBTS where I teach. (I don't, however, have cowboy boots—I've drawn a line in the sand on that one). It's just going to take a bit of getting used to, that's all.


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If you are looking for a way to help the environment while adding beauty and, in some cases, practicality to your outdoor space, browsing the plethora of trees for sale might just be the solution you are looking for. Your choices of trees for sale are endless: there are fruit trees, flowering trees, evergreen trees, fast growing trees, trees that provide shade and trees that provide privacy, just to name a few.
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I was fortunate to have grown up in the 70s and 80s – when the only way to get a computer to do anything was by typing programming commands. As access to computers was comparatively limited in schools, I was consequently taught a lot of theory – which was a brilliant grounding for anyone getting into software development.
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A fine example of modern Islamic architecture the mosque is capped by a magnificent blue mosaic dome, beneath which 3,000 Muslims can offer prayer at any one time. Inside the dome are verses from the Quran, along with a chandelier also inscribed with Quranic verses. A red carpet represents fertile land and its patterns direct people towards Mecca.
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The Saskatchewan Roughriders have lost another key part of their offence as running back Kory Sheets has signed with the NFL's Oakland Raiders.
The Raiders confirmed the news to the Green Zone on Wednesday afternoon, the Riders have also confirmed the news on their official twitter account.
Sheets became a free agent on February 11th after two seasons in the CFL that peaked with a Grey Cup MVP performance in the 101st Grey Cup in which he set a Grey Cup record with 197 yards rushing.
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Thanks Scott. I read that earlier but it appears nobody cares. lol Who is this Mike Davis?

Mike Davis is a strikingly handsome, clean-cut young man who has been playing pool since he was a kid. He used to live in southern Virginia, but is now living in Hagerstown, Maryland.
There is an excellent article about his life, written by Paul Berg, entitled "Mike Davis Brings the Heat: Out of the Kitchen and Under the Lights" in the October 2003 issue of InsidePOOL magazine, pages 70-73. Mike has been a fierce competitor on the tournament trail for a long time.
He is currently the points winner for this past season of the FalconCue Tour. Mike is having a banner year, for sure.
At every tournament, you will see Mike Davis practicing before his match. He takes his game very seriously. The strength of his game is his break (IMO). He came in second place at the previous year's Viking Tour final, beating Johnny Archer, Corey Deuel, and Keith McCready all in the same day.
He actually drives to events out on the East Coast and doesn't hesitate to take off for a tournament wherever it is, Tampa, Florida, or Rochester, New York. Wherever there is a tournament, Mike Davis will be there. He's always been very thrifty, selecting a less-expensive hotel a little further away from a tournament venue. He has lived on a shoestring to support his tournament lifestyle. It's WONDERFUL to see him get a little jingle -- no, a big jingle in his pocket from this tournament win. Merry Christmas, Mike!
Congratulations are due to this young gentleman, Mike Davis. He's a great player, passionate about his game, and I'm sure we will all be reading about him many, many more years to come.
Way to go, Mike Davis. A great showing! Wish I could have been there to see it.
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I'm planning to go a theatre on Bleeker St (near Lafayette) and wanted a relatively close place to have dinner beforehand. Any suggestions? Thanks.
I think of the Indian places on 6th between 1st and 2nd, there may be a kosher one, but I'm not sure. There's also Sacred Chow on Sullivan between MacDougal and Bleecker (they have supervision, but not all accept it), a falalfel place on Lafayette and Spring maybe? And another on University and 12th or 13th. The University one is shomer shabbat, the Lafayette one isn't.
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Urban Pita, 189 East Houston Street, Between Orchard Street and Ludlow Street
Hoomoos Asli,100 Kenmare Street, Between Mulberry Street and Centre Street
Wild Ginger, 380 Broome Street, Between Mulberry and Mott Streets
Madras Cafe, 79 Second Avenue, Between East 4th Street & East 5th Street
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Though the word "epic" is overused in MMO discourse, it's a recurring theme here. Due to the size, scope, and sheer ambition on display in the original PlanetSide, it's actually appropriate too. While you're reminiscing with the devs, take a stroll through our side-by-side gallery that compares vehicles and equipment from the original PlanetSide with their counterparts in PlanetSide 2.
Christine "Cookie" Kish: On opening day just hours after the servers opened, Xolia and I were on the outside walkway of a base's top level. We would set up a boomer in front of a door and the other would stand in front of the window next to it.
When we would see the opposite team through the glass we would spam the "help" voice command drawing attention to ourselves. First the enemy NC would try to shoot us through the glass, which was not breakable (we knew that), so they would charge for the door.
When the door opened you would hear a beep of the detonator then BOOM, dead NC. Let the door shut, reset the Boomer, and wait for the next victim, rinse repeat. We kept that up for a good 45 minutes until someone finally realized that they could just use the stairs outside to kill us. Great laughs even after we died.
Margaret "MaggieAnne" Krohn: Going into the enemy's command center, finding myself in the midst of five enemies and knifing each of them, then winning the fight and re-securing the base!
Andrew "rogue13" Risch: A tank had rolled into my tech plant and blasted away the folks in the courtyard. The driver popped out and started to run for the front door. I leveled my rifled at him and pow - headshot. I smiled when I saw the name of who I had just killed. It was Smed (SOE CEO John Smedley).
Me and one other guy defending a base for 30 minutes in the middle of the night against over 20 Vanu who got increasingly frustrated. Freaking Alamo stuff. TR forever!
The first time I watched the Sturmgrenadiers put together a true combined arms mass assault on a base with coordinated pincer movements, heavy armor columns, and calculated air attack waves. Just amazing.
We were getting ready to launch Aftershock. The Auraxis construct was prepping to twist itself into subspace tunnels, pushing the continents across the cosmos to different planets, yet leaving them connected.
It was cool and the players didn't know what was coming. But we foreshadowed the planetary reconfigure by triggering earthquakes and dropping asteroids on the planet, manually. At first, we didn't have any automated way to do the barrages and every day, at random parts of the day, I would search the world for combat hot spots and then manually trigger barrages of space rocks and increasingly large earthquakes, unleashing my little slice of randomness on the
unsuspecting players.
At first, the players didn't believe each other when they said they saw meteors dropping. Then everyone felt the quakes and more people started seeing bigger and bigger barrages. The forums and chats were epic as players tried to figure out what was happening. All they knew was that the expansion was called Aftershock, so they didn't know what to expect. It was fun.
A bus picked us up from the hotel and drove us out to the laser tag "building", allowing us to swap stories and lies to and from. We played about five rounds of laser tag with the players and friends of PlanetSide, sweating all over the place. I never had more fun at a Fan Faire event than that one. I got handed over a t-shirt from the Black Widow Company Outfit and a black eye from an overzealous fan. I think he was out of ammo and was trying to stab me.
Tramell Isaac: My epic moment -- the very first time we got 200 people playing PlanetSide for an hour was the day the whole team realized that we had something special. It was like giving birth to your first CG child. We had a crap-ton of fun that day and we all couldn't wait to get in to do it again. It was THE most epic moment in my career. We had done the impossible.
Brian Burness: My most epic moment in PlanetSide was also one of my first memories of the game, I was zerging as an infantry on one of the forest continents, Amerish I think. I walked up a hill overlooking a moderate sized valley and what I saw could only be described as epic; there was what seemed like hundreds of players in all-out warfare. Tanks on either side firing at each other across the valley while buggies and ATVs rushed toward the center weaving in and out of weapons fire.
Aircraft would scream across the sky strafing any targets they could. Then there was the infantry between all this, fighting to push the line forward. It was at that moment standing there on that hill that all of the bugs and network issues that the game had at the time become overshadowed by the awe-inspiring scale of the game, I was sold and have been playing ever since.
One of my favorite in-game quotes: "Dude, go around the Tulip... Yes, I said Tulip."
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Last defendant in 'Ken & Katie' fraud scheme sentenced
The last of three defendants involved in what prosecutors said was one of the largest real estate fraud cases in Ventura County was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday.
The judge rejected Paul Charles Lascola's request for probation. He pleaded guilty in March in Ventura County Superior Court.
Lascola, 71, of Thousand Oaks, spent nearly an hour minimizing his role in the crimes, telling the judge that he intended to build houses and run a legitimate real estate business. He quoted Scripture, said he still had plans to build a senior citizen development and blamed two co-defendants, former radio show hosts Kenneth Powell and Kathryn "Katie" Rose, for his problems.
"Obviously, everyone trusted these people, including me," Lascola, who sometimes wept, told the judge.
Lascola's lawyer Justin Tuttle, with the Public Defender's Office, said Lascola has no criminal history.
Judge Kent Kellegrew listened patiently, noting that Lascola had asked for 10 minutes to address the court, started speaking at 2:35 p.m. and stopped speaking at 3:25.
The judge said that, by law, he must give defendants time to address the court during sentencing.
The judge told Lascola he was guilty of the 11 felony counts, saying that Lascola lacked remorse and didn't want to acknowledge that he committed the crimes.
Kellegrew said he took into account Lascola's lack of criminal history and age. The judge said he also didn't want to put the victims through a lengthy trial.
Lascola was given 618 days of jail-time credit. He must serve 50 percent of his sentence before he can be released, according to prosecutors.
Prosecutors said just under $3 million was stolen from 15 people in Ventura, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles counties in what the district attorney said was a large and complex fraud scheme.
In an interview, prosecutor Anthony Wold said Lascola stole from 11 victims.
Powell and Rose were known as "Ken and Katie" when they hosted weekend infomercials called "Academy of Real Estate," "Money Intelligence" and "The Ken & Katie Show" on KVTA/1520 AM, authorities said. They used the programs to lure victims, say prosecutors.
The victims were asked to invest in the development of vacant lots or in loans secured by real estate, prosecutors said. But virtually no construction took place on the lots, and some of the borrowers had pending foreclosures or bad debts. Bank records showed that new investment money was used to pay earlier investors, prosecutors said.
Prosecutor Dominic Kardum told the court that there were many photographs of empty lots.
"He built nothing and that's the reality of the case," Kardum said.
Some of the victims of these crimes were in court but none of them asked to make impact statements.
Last year, Judge Kevin McGee sentenced Powell, 60, of Bakersfield, to 18 years in prison, and Rose, 63, of Woodland Hills, to 12 years and eight months.
The judge set a date for May 30 to determine how much restitution Lascola must pay.
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Jane M. Bennett
HENDERSON — Jane Martin Bennett, 53, of 3599 Hicksboro Road, died Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, in her home.
Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2013, in the J.M. White Funeral Home Chapel.
Visitation is immediately following the service at J.M. White Funeral Home, or other times at her mother's home, 699 Mabry Mill Road, Henderson.
Arrangements are by J.M. White Funeral Home.
Lottie E. Bullock
WARRENTON — Lottie Epps Bullock, 85, of 1042 No Bottom Rd, Warrenton, died Aug. 30, 2013, at Kindred Health Care.
A funeral service will be held at noon Monday, Sept. 2, at Oak Level United Church of Christ. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
Arrangements are by Davis-Royster Funeral Service.
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KNIGHTDALE — Charles Brandon Hunt, 30, died Thursday Aug. 29, 2013, in New York, N.Y.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time, but will be announced later by R.H. Greene Funeral Home.
Arrangements are by R.H. Greene Funeral Home.
Leona M. Perry
WARRENTON — Leona Mae Perry, 86, of 519 Perrytown Road, died Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013, at Maria Parham Medical Center.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013, at Greenwood Baptist Church in Warrenton. The burial will follow at United Solid Rock Memorial Garden in Warrenton.
The body will be on view Monday, Sept. 2, 2013, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Boyd's Funeral Service Chapel.
Arrangements are by Boyd's Funeral Service Chapel.
Eddie L. Rouse
LOUISBURG — Eddie LeRoy Rouse, 66, died Aug. 19, 2013.
A funeral will be held at 10 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013, at the Richardson Funeral Home Chapel, Louisburg. Burial will follow in Sand Hills Veteran Cemetery.
Arrangements are by Richardson Funeral Home.
Jeff R. Saunders Jr.
GLOUCESTER — Jeff Royster Saunders Jr., 66, died Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013, at Wake Medical Center.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Eakes Funeral Home in Oxford.
A funeral service will follow the visitation at 7:30 p.m. in the Eakes Funeral Home Chapel.
Arrangements are by Eakes Funeral Home, which accepts online condolences at eakesfuneralhome.com.
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OXFORD — Fillice Revels-Tyler, 80, died Friday, Aug. 30, 2013, at Hock Family Pavilion in Durham.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Sept. 6, 2013, at Orange Grove Baptist Church in Durham.
Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013, at Wright Funeral Home in Oxford.
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Higgins: No, we can't talk about raceWritten by Tim Higgins | | firstname.lastname@example.com
It used to be that there were only two subjects you were told you shouldn't discuss in public — politics and religion. Now we can certainly add a third: race. Some aren't allowed to talk about race anywhere, while others can talk about nothing else. It seems that while relationships between races improve, a rational conversation on the subject gets no closer than it has for the other two subjects.
Politicians can't seem to talk about anything else. There's something about turning a camera or a microphone on in front of a politician that creates an electronically generated field that disrupts rationality and enhances party politics instead. Race, as a consequence, becomes just another partisan issue in which the other party's policies (past or present) become not only the issue, but the overriding cause. And since today's politicians are always fundraising and running for office, any subject worthy of a recorded sound bite must be met with a carefully prepared rhetoric designed to enhance the officeholder and his or her party, denigrate opponents and encourage contributions, regardless of its relevance. In other words, it has to be full of double-speak and BS.
The media can't talk about race because it's not a subject that lends itself to the six or 20-minute segment (six on TV, 20 on radio). The mainstream media is a business built around the interruptions of its commercials. Any subject must be diced into convenient segments to accommodate this monetary necessity. While this might work for a birth in the British royal family, the opening of the state fair or the latest Lindsay Lohan arrest, it's not a format that lends itself to anything resembling weighty discussion on so serious a subject.
Churches can't talk about race because they have their own axes to grind. Religion has enough problems getting past the normal dichotomy between enforcing top-down "official religious doctrine" and dealing with the local policy interpretations of its various ministries on a multi-national basis. Throw in the flaws of human nature and the personal idiosyncrasies of those standing behind what passes for a pulpit and you end up with a confusing inconsistency that most true believers find easier to ignore. Besides, churches survive through the willing contributions of their congregations. Even with the ability to offer veiled threats of eternal damnation, they must at least to some extent follow the same rules used by politicians and the media, lest they risk the anger of their audience, i.e., contributors.
The general public can't talk about race because they're scared to death of it. In today's Twitter-connected, Facebook-addicted, politically correct society, an incorrect public pronouncement on such a subject could well make one an unemployable social pariah, soon abandoned by even friends and family electronically and otherwise.
Life moves damned fast these days and there's little time (and often less interest) in doing proper research on anything that doesn't help pay the bills every month. Far too many happily accept the instant gratification of the prepackaged answers supplied without question.
Besides, discussions of race are also generational and such conversations, like the species, continue to evolve. Those old enough to remember real historic discrimination are fewer and further between every day. For the rest of us, differences one generation cannot get beyond are far less apparent to their offspring, and all but invisible (if not inconsequential) to succeeding generations. Any multigenerational discussion therefore becomes difficult (if not impossible), since there is no singular frame of reference for all involved.
Oh, I know that we would like to talk about race, that we should talk about it and that, somehow, we have to keep on trying to do so. But it's unlikely today that any conversation will end up the same one that we started with, the one that we want, or the one we should have.
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Robots used to feature mostly in feared dystopian futures. These days they've become a shorthand for anything electronic with a personality.
Even though Sphero isn't technically a robot at all (needing a human controller) creator Orbotix happily push the robot angle at every turn. For good reason; it's hard to see how else they would describe both the function and personality of their product so concisely.
Sphero 2.0 is a remote controlled ball that moves when directed by a Smartphone or Tablet app. Although this doesn't sound hugely exciting at first, seeing it in action is a revelation. It's fast, traveling up to 7 feet per second. It lights up with different colors. It interacts with virtual and real environments and it learns how its user wants to control it. It can even travel across water.
The real fun here, as with any novel technology, is the different games and applications you can get for it. These are downloaded to your Smartphone and range from simple remote controls that allow players to steer Sphero around, to shooting, pinball and driving games. These often use the Smartphone's camera to create a augmented reality experience as well as offering multi-player modes.
As the robot ball has matured so have these apps, creating experiences unplanned and unanticipated by the creators. One popular app offers a social game that makes use of Sphero's color change and motion sensing ability. Players have to grab the ball when it's a certain color — the faster they do it the more points they score, all recorded in the app.
This year Orbotix will launch a new, faster (14 feet per second), longer running, more agile (and more cost effective) Sphero currently code-named Sphero 2B. This takes the concept from a ball to a tube that can have different tires fitted and offers a more speed focused exuberant "robot".
I spoke to Paul Berberian, Sphero CEO, to find out more about the new Sphero 2B. "It's all about connected play, we're trying to get kids away from just tapping the glass on tablets and getting them up off the couch running round the house with sophisticated techno fun."
The faster device makes it more appropriate for competitive game-play. Berbarian tantalizingly mentioned that "with two of them you can shoot at each other". The idea of games of tag and capture the flag with gangs of physical robots certainly sounds like the the future to me. Add to that 2B's ability to cope with different terrain outside and you have the perfect antidote to sedentary gaming.
Seeing the various ways that both the ball and the tube can be played with is impressive. It reminded me of the novel application that Johan Sebastian Joust makes of the PlayStation 3 Move Move controller. Once games like this exist it can seem that the technology was tailor made for the experience, however the reality is more a creative synergy between software and hardware design.
Sphero 2.0 is out now for $129, Sphero 2B is coming out in the fall for $99.


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Official binary
distributions are available for the FreeBSD (release 8 and above), Linux, Mac OS X (Snow Leopard
and above), and Windows operating systems and the 32-bit (
386) and
64-bit (
amd64) x86 processor architectures.
If a binary distribution is not available for your combination of operating system and architecture, try installing from source or installing gccgo instead of gc.
gc compiler supports the following operating systems and
architectures. Please ensure your system meets these requirements before
proceeding. If your OS or architecture is not on the list, it's possible that
gccgo might support your setup; see
Setting up and using gccgo for details.
|Operating system
|FreeBSD 8 or later
|amd64, 386, arm
|Debian GNU/kFreeBSD not supported; FreeBSD/ARM needs FreeBSD 10 or later
|Linux 2.6.23 or later with glibc
|amd64, 386, arm
|CentOS/RHEL 5.x not supported; no binary distribution for ARM yet
|Mac OS X 10.6 or later
|amd64, 386
|use the gcc† that comes with Xcode‡
|Windows XP or later
|amd64, 386
|use MinGW gcc†. No need for cygwin or msys.
gcc is required only if you plan to use
‡You only need to install the command line tools for Xcode. If you have already installed Xcode 4.3+, you can install it from the Components tab of the Downloads preferences panel.
If you are upgrading from an older version of Go you must first remove the existing version.
Download the archive
and extract it into
/usr/local, creating a Go tree in
/usr/local/go. For example:
tar -C /usr/local -xzf go$VERSION.$OS-$ARCH.tar.gz
Choose the archive file appropriate for your installation.
For instance, if you are installing Go version 1.2.1 for 64-bit x86 on Linux,
the archive you want is called
(Typically these commands must be run as root or through
/usr/local/go/bin to the
PATH environment
variable. You can do this by adding this line to your
(for a system-wide installation) or
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin
The Go binary distributions assume they will be installed in
/usr/local/go (or
c:\Go under Windows),
but it is possible to install the Go tools to a different location.
In this case you must set the
GOROOT environment variable
to point to the directory in which it was installed.
For example, if you installed Go to your home directory you should add the
following commands to
export GOROOT=$HOME/go export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT/bin
GOROOT must be set only when installing to a custom
Download the package file,
open it, and follow the prompts to install the Go tools.
The package installs the Go distribution to
The package should put the
/usr/local/go/bin directory in your
PATH environment variable. You may need to restart any open
Terminal sessions for the change to take effect.
The Go project provides two installation options for Windows users (besides installing from source): a zip archive that requires you to set some environment variables and an MSI installer that configures your installation automatically.
Open the MSI file
and follow the prompts to install the Go tools.
By default, the installer puts the Go distribution in
The installer should put the
c:\Go\bin directory in your
PATH environment variable. You may need to restart any open
command prompts for the change to take effect.
Download the zip file and extract it into the directory of your choice (we suggest
If you chose a directory other than
you must set the
GOROOT environment variable to your chosen path.
Add the
bin subdirectory of your Go root (for example,
c:\Go\bin) to your
PATH environment variable.
Under Windows, you may set environment variables through the "Environment Variables" button on the "Advanced" tab of the "System" control panel. Some versions of Windows provide this control panel through the "Advanced System Settings" option inside the "System" control panel.
Check that Go is installed correctly by building a simple program, as follows.
Create a file named
hello.go and put the following program in it:
package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.Printf("hello, world\n") }
Then run it with the
go tool:
$ go run hello.go hello, world
If you see the "hello, world" message then your Go installation is working.
You're almost done. You just need to set up your environment.
Read the How to Write Go Code document, which provides essential setup instructions for using the Go tools.
To remove an existing Go installation from your system delete the
go directory. This is usually
under Linux, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD or
under Windows.
You should also remove the Go
bin directory from your
PATH environment variable.
Under Linux and FreeBSD you should edit
/etc/profile or
If you installed Go with the Mac OS X package then you
should remove the
/etc/paths.d/go file.
Windows users should read the section about setting
environment variables under Windows.
For real-time help, ask the helpful gophers in
#go-nuts on the
Freenode IRC server.
The official mailing list for discussion of the Go language is Go Nuts.
Report bugs using the Go issue tracker.