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Major Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 10 Spoilers: Which Character Will Die on "Home"?
They say you can't go home again, but you can. We're going there on Sunday, February 17 when The Walking Dead Season 3 airs Episode 10, "Home," on AMC.
Unconfirmed spoilers have been leaked about the episode and it sounds like "Home" best refers to the prison itself. It's home base for our heroes and it gets attacked this week, if the spoilers are correct. The prison was home for a long time to Axel, whom we reportedly discover was arrested for an armed robbery using a water gun. (!) The Governor reportedly launches an attack on the prison, and Axel is shot down and killed. If this is true, RIP, Mustache Man. It would fit with the promo out there of Carol using him as a body shield. "Home" could also refer to Woodbury as home to its citizens; also, Rick may see Lori as representing home; and Merle and Dixon have a poignant talk about their troubled pasts at home. On that note, if these spoilers are true, this will be a big character development week for The Dixons.
Here's a play-by-play episode synopsis, based on the rumored spoilers out there:
Rick is still seeing Lori: Rick saw a woman in a white dress at the end of Episode 9. That was Lori in her wedding dress. Spoilers say he sees her again on Episode 10 and she (ghost Lori) touches his face. They supposedly kiss. Michonne sees him in that moment, so she knows he's going loco too.
The Governor has plans to attack: Andrea talks to The Governor and, after he compliments her Episode 9 speech, he said as long as the prison people don't disturb Woodbury, they won't be bothered. (LIAR) She says she wants to go see them. Later, The Gov solidifies Milton's loyalty, and says he's not sure where Andrea's loyalties lie. Out in the woods, Merle and Daryl go looking for food, and even though Daryl wants to return to the prison Merle tells him The Governor wants to kill them so they're basically all dead already.
Glenn doesn't want to leave prison: Since Rick's brain is enjoying a time-out, Glenn takes over the group and says he wants to go back to Woodbury to kill The Governor. Michonne agrees. The others don't agree and want to leave the prison before it's too late. Glenn says they can't leave since they have a crying baby and a guy with one leg. So it sounds like it's Glenn's decision that they don't leave the prison at this point. He may come to regret that...
Glenn pushes it with Maggie: Glenn talks to Maggie about what happened in Woodbury. He asks if The Governor raped her and she said no. She confesses that, if she hadn't undressed, The Governor would've cut off Glenn's hand. After saying that, almost in tears, she asks if he's happy now, to know everything. When he goes to comfort her, she punches him and tells him to leave the cell.
Great Merle and Daryl scene: Merle and Daryl are arguing over where to go when they hear a scream and a crying baby. They run to a bridge where a Spanish family is fighting some walkers. Merle tries to stop Daryl, who rushes over to help the family. After clearing the bridge, Daryl asks if they're OK, but Merle — being Merle — ransacks their car. The father tries to stop him but Merle takes his gun and continues looting. This is when Daryl aims his crossbow on Merle (as we've seen in promos) and allows the family to leave. Merle yells at Daryl for risking his life for strangers. They have an argument, and Daryl talks about his child abandonment and how Merle lost his hand because of his own nature. Merle attacks Daryl and discovers scars on his little brother's back. Merle says he didn't know, but Daryl says that he knew because Merle had them as well, and that's why he left first. Daryl leaves for the prison. Merle says he can't follow because of what he did to Glenn and Michonne (not to mention abducting Maggie) but Daryl asks if he's just going to leave him again.
Now Hershel is in charge? Glenn readies to leave Woodbury. Hershel thinks it's a bad idea and Glenn said Hershel is the next leader. (You mean the guy with one leg?) Hershel finds Rick and tells him how much they need him. Glenn can't be the new leader — he's ready to go to war. Rick said Hershel has to be the leader. Rick tells Hershel about his Shane and Lori visions. Hershel wants Rick to rest, but he won't.
Attack on the prison! Carol and Axel have a moment together. She teaches him how to use a gun, since he was supposedly arrested for armed robbery, but it was with a water gun. Later, when they are still talking and flirting, Axel calls Carol a lady ... then suddenly he gets a bullet in the head and it kills him. The Governor and his men are attacking the prison! Martinez immobilizes Rick outside and Hershel hides in the bushes. Carl and Beth also hide behind the bleachers. Michonne takes refuge in the bus. Carol uses Axel's body as a body shield to block the bullets, which we saw in one of the promos.
Zombie action!: According to the spoilers, one of the Woodbury guys takes control of the prison guard towers. Michonne exchanges fire with The Governor. At some point, a van crashes straight into the fences and opens, releasing walkers into the courtyard. Rick yells for people to return to the prison. Maggie kills the sniper in the tower. Walkers appear in the forest, drawn to the shooting. The Governor and his men leave. Hershel is surrounded by walkers, but Glenn and Michonne appear and help him. Meanwhile, Rick is out of bullets and is struggling with walkers. He looks like he's about to be overtaken when — HERO ALERT! — suddenly, an arrow goes through the head of a walker. It's like a Helm's Deep in The Lord of the Rings as The Dixon Brothers come running. Both Daryl and Merle kill walkers attacking Rick. Everyone ends up safe, except for the dead Axel. But walkers now roam the grounds and they've lost so much of what they had. They realize they are at war.
What do you think of that general roundup? Sound good? Hope it's true? Hope it's false? Poor Axel, if it's true. Are they just making room for the new prison newbies?
(Note: A detailed episode synopsis was e-mailed to us, but it's also posted on a forum we're purposely not naming to hopefully avoid them getting into trouble and not having future spoilers.)
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NASHVILLE -- Greeneville won its second straight Class A/AA boys title as Region 1 schools made an exceptionally strong showing at the TSSAA state cross country championships.
Besides the Greene Devils repeating as champions, Sullivan East was sixth in the boys' team standings and University High finished seventh.
"If you also look at the individuals we had five of the top 15 from Region 1," Greeneville head coach Larry Blalock said. "We always say we have the toughest region in the state and we're proving it."
The Greene Devils skipper added that his team getting upset by Sullivan East at last week's Region 1 championship was a key to the championship run.
"That was probably the best thing that happened to us," Blalock said. "It was a real wake-up call. We were at the point we needed it. You hate to say it, but the kids were getting the big head as returning state champions. You need something like that ever once in a while to get your attention."
Wesley Pectol finished third as an individual at 16:38 to lead the Greene Devils to a 93-108 win over Martin Luther King.
Zach Weaver, Matthew Bowers, Wesley King and Atlas Fagundes all scored for Greeneville in the win.
Luke Meade of Sullivan East earned All-State honors with his ninth-place finish. Simeon Roberts of Chuckey-Doak also earned All-State with an 11th place run.
University High was led by senior Gabe Perry, who finished 20th overall at 18:17. He was battling for a top-15 finish and All-State honors to the bitter end.
After the race, he spent several moments in a tight embrace with his mother, Dee, also the Junior Bucs head coach.
Tucker Rosenbaum came in next for University High with Tanner Smith, Levi Carter and Jackson Colvett adding to the Jr. Bucs' tally.
Greeneville placed ninth in the girls' competition, while University High was 10th.
Kira Elliott and Taylorr Rice were the top individual finishers for University High, which came on strong at the end of the season.
"It was amazing we finished as well as we did," coach Dee Perry said. "I was down to five girls healthy enough to run at the end. I had no wiggle-room at all. We were about the same on the boys. I had someone join the team late and I moved an eighth-grader up.
"Gabe gave it a good try. I'm proud of them, really proud of them."

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Any of the thousands of people who sit in traffic daily to and from Summerville and Charleston — and points in between — almost certainly understand why a new effort to grow and improve regional public transportation is an idea whose time has come. Past time.
The problem was underscored while motorists simmered in I-26 traffic for up to three hours one morning last week as two wrecks were cleared.
Over the years, the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority has talked about a broader regional system. The TriCounty Link, which offers rural service, has talked about it. The Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments has talked about it. Environmentalists have talked about it. But progress has been painfully slow.
Top regional leaders agree it's time to make it happen, and have formed a committee to see that it does.
The committee includes the mayors of Charleston, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Summerville, Goose Creek and Moncks Corner. Charleston County Council Chairman Teddie Pryor, Berkeley County Supervisor Dan Davis, and Dorchester County Council Chairman Bill Hearn also will serve.
So will Charleston County Council Vice Chairman Elliott Summey. As chairman of CARTA, he already is up to speed on the planning to date. Sadly, Mr. Summey says the next step is not likely to include light rail, which would answer a myriad of needs but cost billions of dollars.
It would be a grave mistake, however, to sell the idea short. The region is growing fast, and many people are moving here from areas with broader use of public transportation. Light rail would move transit in this region sharply forward and serve it well into the future.
Some have discussed commuter rail from John Street in Charleston to Summerville, but Mr. Summey insists that isn't a real solution because it would not provide adequate service to North Charleston, which has the highest ridership on CARTA.
Mr. Summey suggests that a first step would be to designate lanes — perhaps on Rivers Avenue — for high-speed buses.
"People still think of buses as being for poor people," he told us. "But when drivers stuck in traffic watch a high-speed bus pass by with passengers using Wi-Fi or sending texts, I think riders will come."
He estimates that a busway from John Street up to the intersection of Hwy. 52 and Hwy. 78 near Goose Creek could be accomplished for $150-$200 million.
If that works, then light rail might be given an impetus, he says.
The committee will have to consider what kind of service to provide and how to pay for it. But it will also have to consider its governance.
Mr. Summey says dissolving the present transit agencies — CARTA and TriCounty Link — and establishing a new one might be the best idea.
It's time to dust off the studies that have been done and to put the data to use. The committee members' combined political muscle should be enough to get regional public transportation up and going.
I-26 can't get any wider in the metro area, and the number of people living in Berkeley and Dorchester counties and working in Charleston and North Charleston is only going to grow.
Better public transportation is essential.
Members of the newly formed transit committee should accelerate toward a regional solution.
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Okay, we're starting to think that Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon are just effing with us now about whether or not Carey is pregnant. After all the hints they've dropped recently, she has to be. Right? But Cannon is being vague and hasn't officially confirmed anything, and told People that if there's a baby on the way, Mariah will deliver the news on her own terms. He explained "I'm pretty sure that when my wife is ready to make any announcement it won't be to the media, to the public, first. She'll tell her family, she'll tell her friends, and then, you know, when she's ready to share with the rest of the world, who is her extended family and friends, then she'll let everybody know." With talk like that, it sounds like they're definitely trying for a baby.
He did say that they have some baby names rolling around though, just in case. Cannon joked "We're gonna do it like George Foreman. We're gonna name all of our kids Mariah no matter if they're boys or girls. … Mariah No. 1, Boy Mariah, Man Mariah, Tall Mariah. It's gonna be a house full of people named Mariah." Man Mariah! Oh please, let that be for real.
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My name is Phil Bonasia. I am 70 years old.
In those 70 years, I have been married and had four children and eleven grandchildren. Now, 70 years from my birth, 45 from my wedding, and nearly two from my knee replacement surgery, we're all still living in Needham, a small town just outside of Boston. I'm a retired social worker, but now and even before my knee replacement surgery, I live to play basketball and tennis, and I also enjoy spectator sports of all kinds.
I am sharing my story with Better Medicine because I believe it may help others.
From 2009 to 2010, I underwent two complete knee replacements at Massachusetts General Hospital. In spite of my concerns at the idea of having surgery, my passion for participating in competitive sports motivated me to overcome my anxiety. I hoped that, with surgery, my capacity to compete that I had during my healthier and younger years would return.
About My Knee Pain Symptoms
By the time I decided on surgery, I didn't have any more cartilage and could not compete in sports without significant bone-on-bone pain. For seven years I had struggled to sleep comfortably. But even as it felt like my body was betraying me, I was afraid to alter it with surgery. I couldn't help but worry and wonder: What if it didn't work? What if I still couldn't function from day to day, much less play sports?
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During a period of eight years, I saw several doctors, all of whom suggested replacement. When it came to the point that the pain was almost constant, about two years ago, doctor number 3 finally convinced me it was time. But of course, it wasn't only Dr. 3 who brought me to this conclusion. I had been questioning replacement, trying to ignore the symptoms and considering less invasive options, for years. It was time because the doctor said the medication Synvisc would at best only temporarily put off the inevitable, because daily life was painful, and because I couldn't do what I loved most. Replacement had gone from being the crazy, extreme option to being the only option that made sense. So on a warm June day in 2009, I got an initial assessment from my HMO and scheduled the surgery for December of that year.
Preparing for Knee Replacement Surgery
There were no real problems preparing for the surgery. I had retired in 2003 with a good medical plan—work, meals, insurance, and so forth were of no concern to me. Nevertheless, this did not calm my anxieties. Talking with my tennis friends about their own experiences, which were generally positive, helped, and my wife was a great comfort and very helpful, driving me to and from the hospital. We arranged for physical therapy, and for three months prior to the second replacement I went to a daily exercise program to strengthen my legs and tone up in general, which was quite helpful.
About My Surgery
I had a talk with the nurse about the surgery, from length of time to equipment to replacement parts and the need for physical therapy, either at home or at the rehab center. I would have follow-up appointments at six and 12 weeks with the surgeon. My wife was wonderfully supportive, spending all day at my side during the three full days I spent in the hospital. We talked with each other and with the staff, vetting more questions about the pain and controlling it, as well as the average length of recovery.
My Recovery
The first four weeks of recovery are a blur to me. I remember the pain meds, on which I was hopelessly dependent, and the sound of my own voice, moaning and complaining about the pain. The physical therapy was helpful and reassuring although the process seemed too slow. I'm still somewhat stiff and uncomfortable even now, but since I can play sports with less pain I'm fairly pleased.
About My Care Team
I had lots of help and attention from my family, friends, and physical therapist. The surgeon could have spent a bit more time describing symptoms and reassuring me—so much for bedside manner. My close tennis friends were a great help, both reassuring and encouraging.


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Liberty pinch runner Jesse Wilkinson looked dazed as he wondered off first base in the third inning of Saturday's wind-blown game.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Board of Works and Safety hired Columbus, Ohio-based Burgess & Niple, Inc. to monitor ground water at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Superfund site located in the city.
The federal government intervened decades ago when it learned that millions of gallons of oil-related waste were dumped on the 35-acre site of Wayne Waste Oil, a division of Wayne Reclamation and Recycling, Inc.
"We're responsible for the monitoring of the cleanup," said Columbia City Mayor Jim Fleck.
"(Outside Operations Manager) Jeff Walker said we will never live long enough to see it end. They're (Environmental Protection Agency) projecting 30 to 50 years."
According to the EPA, about 1.4 million gallons of oil related wastes were dumped on the site from 1975 to 1980.
"During the company's period of operation, oil wastes were disposed of on-site by dumping them on surface soils, into unlined pits, and into a trench," reported the EPA.
Since the conclusion of cleanup operations, three five-year reviews have been conducted.
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According to the agreement between the city and Burgess & Niple, the Oho firm will conduct two semiannual groundwater sampling events in 2011, scheduled for April and October.
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Photo By Eric Gay/Associated PressCharlie Strong, right, is hugged by Texas president Bill Powers, left, during the news conference.
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Photo By Jack Plunkett/Associated PressUniversity of Texas athletic director Steve Patterson, right, and school president Bill Powers discuss a search for a new head football coach in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013. Current coach Mack Brown announced he was stepping down from the position following the Valero Alamo Bowl on Dec. 30. (AP Photo/Jack Plunkett)
Photo By Eric Gay/STFIn this Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 file photo, University of Texas president Bill Powers poses for a photo at the University of Texas, in Austin, Texas. Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst says the Legislature should hold hearings to look into efforts to oust Powers. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
Photo By Ralph Barrera/Associated PressUniversity of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers addresses the media briefly at the UT System Board of Regents meeting Thursday morning, Dec. 12, 2013, after the regents recessed to move into Executive Session. The board was scheduled to discuss an unspecified "recommendation" about the employment of Powers. Powers is popular on the UT campus he's led since 2006, but his vision for higher education has clashed with some regents and Gov. Rick Perry. (AP Photo/Austin American-Statesman, Ralph Barrera) AUSTIN CHRONICLE OUT, COMMUNITY IMPACT OUT, INTERNET MUST CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AND STATESMAN.COM
Photo By Eric Gay/Associated PressTexas athletic director DeLoss Dodds, left, is hugged by Texas president Bill Powers, right, following a news conference where Dodds formally announced his retirement, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, in Austin, Texas. Dodds, who has been with Texas for 32 years, will step down in August 2014. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Photo By Mark Wilson/Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 10: Bill Powers (C), President of the University of Texas at Austin, speaks to the media after attending arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court Supreme, on October 10, 2012 in Washington, DC. The high court is scheduled to hear arguments on Fisher V. University of Texas at Austin and are tasked with ruling on whether the university's consideration of race in admissions is constitutional.
Photo By Susan Walsh/Associated PressThe University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers speaks to reporters outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012. The Supreme Court is taking up a challenge to a University of Texas program that considers race in some college admissions. The case could produce new limits on affirmative action at universities, or roll it back entirely. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
AUSTIN - University of Texas System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa said Wednesday he had accepted the resignation of embattled UT- Austin President Bill Powers effective June 2, 2015.
Cigarroa's statement, which came amid widespread speculation that the chancellor planned to recommend that regents fire Powers at a meeting Thursday, said Powers submitted the resignation Wednesday. (Read the resignation letter)
Powers offered earlier this week to resign in 2015 after receiving an ultimatum from Cigarroa to quit or be fired Thursday.
"President Powers, who has led great advancements for the university, has expressed a desire to remain in his position long enough to complete several important initiatives, lead the university through the upcoming legislative session, and allow for a smooth transition to new leadership," Cigarroa's statement said. "I honor his commitment to UT-Austin and agree that this is the best course forward.
"Next month, Board of Regents Chairman Paul Foster plans to initiate an exhaustive national search process that will utilize a search advisory committee to assist in the selection of UT Austin's next president. The committee will include representation of faculty, deans, students and community representatives of the University, as well as at least two current presidents from UT institutions and at least one member of the Board of Regents.
"There is no doubt that UT Austin is the crown jewel of public higher education in Texas," the statement continued. "President Powers is an admired leader who, as I've said before, has advanced the University in many ways. ..... It is, however, time for an orderly change in leadership."
Cigarroa's decision to allow Powers to stay on until next year drew applause Wednesday afternoon at a meeting of UT's faculty council, where speaker after speaker voiced support for Powers and criticized the effort to oust him.
Powers, speaking at the faculty council meeting, said stepping down from the presidency next summer is a career path that makes sense for him.
"I've done a lot of talking over two-year period with my wife Kim and my family," Powers said, adding that he would teach in the UT law school after leaving the presidency.
He thanked faculty members for their words of support: "It was very inspiring and meaningful to me."
In his resignation letter, Powers said he would "work diligently" to repair his relationship with Cigarroa, which the chancellor said earlier this week has become "fractured."
"I look forward to working with you over the next several months as we move our University ahead," Powers said in the letter.
Over the last several days, faculty, alumni and students rallied behind Powers, arguing his ouster would be a major blow to the university. An online petition gathered more than 14,000 signatures since Friday. State legislators also made calls and sent letters in support of Powers.
That support had to have influenced the chancellor's decision, said Kornel Rady, student body president, calling the news a "win for the University of Texas and higher education in general."
"I can't thank students enough for how quickly and forcefully we all worked together to really push our support out there to the public," Rady said. "Obviously with faculty, staff and alumni, it was effective. I definitely think it had a large influence. I don't know what else would have."
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Newmont Nusa Tenggara, the local unit of US mining giant Newmont, said on Friday that the company neither had any preferences nor had it received any proposals from interested investors to buy a 7 percent stake.
Rubi Purnomo, an NNT spokesman, said the change of ownership in the miner would not affect the company's plan for an initial public offering.
Foreign shareholders have shown their commitment to abide by the contract by offering a combined 51 percent to be divested to the local government, Rubi said on Friday after holding a fast-breaking ceremony. Martiono Hadianto, president director of NNT, did not show up at the ceremony in Jakarta as he had a meeting with Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Jero Wacik.
"We are waiting for a directive from the government regarding future measures on the divestment," Rubi said, adding that NNT wanted to see an agreement in the ongoing divestment saga as soon as possible.
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The country's lawmakers, including Harry Azhar Azis, a Golkar Party legislator and deputy chairman of House of Representatives Commission XI, which oversees financial affairs, called for the West Nusa Tenggara provincial government to buy the 7 percent stake in NNT after the Constitutional Court blocked the central government from purchasing the divested shares in the miner.
Harry has called on President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to order Jero to handle the sale.
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Tri Budi Prayitno, a spokesman for the West Nusa Tenggara provincial government, said on Wednesday that the latest ruling by the Constitutional Court suggested that the regional government would be allowed to team up with local companies to buy the stake. He did not provide further details.
An agreement made in 1986 required NNT to offer the central government or its agencies a 3 percent stake in 2006 and 7 percent more each year from 2007 to 2010.
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Just my few pennyworth from my own experience, also mirroring many of the comments already made
I know you've discounted the Rollei 35, but they (the original style versions) should be 'future-proof'; solid, operable entirely mechanically, it's your choice whether you use the internal match-needle exposure meter, an external meter, or sunny-whatever. No built-in rangefinder, but the depth-of-field should be enough for estimation unles you're into macro work. I reckon I would get used to the fiddly-ness of mine if I used it a lot, but I'm more into MF these days .
Interested to learn about the Petri Color 35 - looks nice!
I like the XA series (although the XA1 to me is like a worthy, re-usable, disposable camera if you see what I mean). For me it was a trade-off between my fumbling fingers knocking the focus lever when opening the XA clamshell, and remembering to alter if necessary the default zone focus setting of the XA2 or XA4 after opening. As has been mentioned earlier in the thread, the backlight compensation gives you some manual control. I ended up with the XA4 as I like a 28mm lens - I like to do townscape/landscape - and the depth of field is accommodating anyway.
+1 to Minox electrical problems-never again!
I once had an Olympus 35RC; it's of an older generation, noticeably bigger than the above, and still has 'electrics'.
[ Representing the 'cheapo' fixed focus, 1 aperture and 1 shutter speed class, I have a Vivitar PN2011; totally mechanical, 28mm lens not having the performance of the Olympus Zuiko. I also have an Olympus Trip 505 with 28mm glass triplet and built-in flash; the motorised film drive is noisy.]
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- Perfume, Patrick Suskind
- Just very different from anything else I've read. The main character is despicable, but his adventures are captivating.
- The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho
- A good story about following your dreams.
- The Hitchhiker's Series, Douglas Adams
- The Dirk Gently Series, Douglas Adams
- Both Adams' series, as another Listologer mentioned, make you think about the world in different ways.
- Bless Me, Ultima, Rudolfo Anaya
- A very good example of the fantastic realism that plays a large role in a lot of hispanic literature.
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These are some books and series that weren't read recently enough to be on my recently read list, but that I really enjoyed and wanted to mention.
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Dogs are carnivores just like their common ancestor the wolf. Carnivores are animals that obtain energy by consuming the flesh and meat of other animals.
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Teen Mom power couple Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra have always secretly been our favorites since we first saw them on 16 and Pregnant many moons ago. The adorable duo has been together since the seventh grade, and although they've had their ups and downs, they're now engaged and ready to start their life together!
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Now, they're nearly unrecognizable. In the photo above (on right), they were both dressed sharply in professional attire at a speaking engagement, but they still added their own flair. Cate's hot pink blazer and Ty's green jacket spruce up their outfits, but they look like adults, ready to tackle the world. That's a huge step up — especially in comparison to their 16 and Pregnant days (on left).
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University High School evacuated after leak reported
Published On: Dec 24 2013 03:56:27 AM EST Updated On: Aug 22 2013 11:20:39 AM EDT
Evacuations have been lifted after a gas leak was reported at University High School in Orange County Thursday morning.
Authorities said the incident was reported at the school, located on Cougar Way, just before 11 a.m. Shortly after, no threat was found and students were allowed back into the building.
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Jesse Tanner Bowman, 21, of Tompkinsville, KY, passed away, Friday January 18th, at Livingston Hospital, in Livingston, Tenn., from the result of a motor vehicle accident.
Jesse was born in Glasgow, KY on May 21, 1991, a son of Jo (Scott) Durrett and Bill Bowman, both of Tompkinsville, KY.
Jesse was a student at Tennessee Technical Center in Livingston, Tenn, majoring in Collision Repair. He also worked at Backyard Bar-B-Que.
Jesse is survived by his parents Jo (Rick) Durrett and Bill Bowman, his sister Laura Bowman, and his brother Brock Bowman all of Tompkinsville and also his girlfriend, Brittani Welch, of Gamaliel.
Jesse is also survived by his maternal grandfather Quint Scott; paternal grandparents Willie and Geraldine Bowman, all of Tompkinsville,KY.
Jesse is preceded in death by his maternal grandmother Ann Scott.
Funeral Services will be held at First Baptist Church, in Tompkinsville at 1PM on Monday, January 21st, with Shannon Arnett, Ben Carter and Bradley Emmert officiating. Visitation will be Sunday January 20, 2013, from 2-9PM. and Monday January 21, 2013, 6AM-12:30PM. at Yokley Trible Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Monroe County Memorial Lawn.


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Did you look up what current tax rates are? That person would pay about 37% more in tax under your plan ($4,409 vs $3,227). They'd have to put nearly $5,000 per year into savings just to end up with the _same_ tax burden.
On the other hand, a person making $250,000 per year and spending $150,000 of it would end up paying less than half of what they do now ($65,736 vs $32,009). Even if they spend every penny, they'll still only pay $55,000 for a savings of over $10,000.
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This is indeed the key. Our models are Java/semantic web type of things, with many, many threads and inter agent communication. almost no math. I guess in that case it would not make too much sense to move to these architectures.
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What you are saying is that because the indirect effects that are caused by every other business on earth are caused by Microsoft as well, they should be exempt from playing by the same rules as the laundry shop next door? Interesting..
Of course, the implied threat that MS might leave the area in your post makes it OK to not play fair. The bullies are always right, after all.
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Living so close by, we either walk over to eat there or pick up food to take home. Both of us often choose our favorites: Siam Macaroni for H and Pad See Eiw for N, but other dishes are good too.
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We love Siam Pasta and I am surprised I am the first to write a review of this outstanding restaurant. For starters, try the Baby Egg Rolls or the Treasure Bags. Though I am not a fan of Pad Thai, everyone raves about it. I prefer the Beef Lard Nar, it has almost a smokey flavor. Good prices, great food, nice place, though service is not very fast, so if you prefer to get your food quick, you may want to do 'carryout'.


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Robert Gibbs, showing rare outrage at a ConservaDem member of Congress, described himself as sad and disappointed at Mary Landrieu's hold on Jacob Lew for OMB Director (by the way, if it was so important to them, the White House could have demanded the Senate to take a cloture vote and break the filibuster). Interestingly, though the moratorium on offshore drilling is set to expire in just a couple months, the Administration refuses to back down on dropping the ban earlier:
"The president — well, Secretary Salazar met with Senator Landrieu to update her on where we are with the situation," Gibbs added. "They have met in the last couple of days to get an update on where we are. We are not bargaining the safety of oil drilling away for an appointment that shouldn't be the cause of the type of gridlock that we are used to seeing in Washington. And I would think people who are concerned about our fiscal picture, who are concerned about where we are heading in the deficit, at the time of crisis would not do the type of things that Senator Landrieu is doing."
Indeed, the Interior Department moved forward today with new offshore drilling rules without moving up the end of the moratorium.
The new rules — governing blowout preventers, safety certification, well design, emergency response and worker training — provide offshore drillers with clarity on the terms under which drilling will resume when the current freeze ends. The main conditions had already been telegraphed by the department in a safety report issued in May and in two notices to offshore operators handed down in June, in response to the blowout of a BP well in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20 […]
In an interview, Mr. Salazar said he expected oil companies to complain, but to quickly come into compliance.
"We'll hear from industry that the regulations are too onerous, but the fact is, it's a new day," he said. "There is the pre-April 20th framework of regulation and the post-April 20th framework, and the oil and gas industry better get used to it, because that's the way it's going to be."
The secretary pointedly refused to say when or under what conditions he would lift the drilling suspension, which has caused economic hardship along the Gulf Coast and political headaches for the Obama administration in Washington.
"We will lift it at our own time and when we're ready, and not based on political pressure from anyone," Mr. Salazar said.
The White House has really dug in its heels here on the moratorium issue, probably more out of reputation and power than anything else.
As for the actual safety rules, Salazar announced two specific ones today.
The Drilling Safety Rule, effective immediately upon publication, makes mandatory several requirements for the drilling process that were laid out in Secretary Salazar's May 27th Safety Report to President Obama. The regulation prescribes proper cementing and casing practices and the appropriate use of drilling fluids in order to maintain well bore integrity, the first line of defense against a blowout. The regulation also strengthens oversight of mechanisms designed to shut off the flow of oil and gas, primarily the Blowout Preventer (BOP) and its components, including Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), shear rams and pipe rams. Operators must also secure independent and expert reviews of their well design, construction and flow intervention mechanisms….
The Workplace Safety Rule requires operators to have a Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS), which is a comprehensive safety and environmental impact program designed to reduce human and organizational errors as the root cause of work-related accidents and offshore oil spills. The Workplace Safety Rule makes mandatory American Petroleum Institute (API) Recommended Practice 75, which was previously a voluntary program to identify, address and manage safety hazards and environmental impacts in their operations.
This looks a little bit like fighting the last war, targeting precisely the suspected causes of the BP disaster and not the entire mechanism of offshore drilling. But I'd rather have these rules in place than nothing. And mandatory practices over voluntary ones is certainly a good start.


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Google Google, Amazon, eBay eBay, Walmart — at this point, the list of tech and retail giants trying to perfect same-day home delivery — alongside such startups as Instacart and Postmates — might be longer than the list of those that aren't. Big or small, though, they all have to contend with the same problem: Driving stuff right to a customer's front door in a specific window of time is expensive, and software can only go so far in bringing that cost down.
What if the answer is using cars that are already on the road, driving that so-called last mile? That's what Uber is betting with Corner Store, its experimental foray into home delivery of sundry goods. The personal transportation startup is testing the new service in Washington, D.C., where users can order from a list of products that includes hand sanitizer, laxatives, razor blades, lubricant and chewing gum.
Uber says the trial is temporary, "but the more you love it, the more likely it will last." Rather than charge a delivery fee, as Instacart and Google Shopping Express Express do, the cost of delivery is apparently built into the price of the product. A tin of Altoids, $1.99 on Google Shopping Express (in San Francisco), costs $3 from Corner Store.
The idea of using Uber's massive network of drivers and the algorithms that direct them as an infrastructure for providing other services is part of the roadmap that persuaded investors to inject $1.2 billion in funding at a valuation of $18.2 billion in June. Its experiments beyond personal car service have been limited so far, including a courier service in New York, moving services in Atlanta and Nashville and partnerships with private jet companies.
The economics of rapid home delivery are notoriously unforgiving, but every big player seems to believe it has a distinct advantage. Amazon and Google can afford to treat products like groceries as loss leaders for their core offerings, while Walmart has an extensive retail footprint that doubles as a distribution network — a network that is increasingly distributed with the megachain's expansion into neighborhood and convenience stores.


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The Colts looked like they were going to come out on top after keeping the Jets scoreless during the first half and having a 10-7 lead after the third quarter. A fourth quarter comeback gave the Jets a nail-biting win.
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The New York Jets were hoping to return home shortly after being defeated by the Chicago Bears. However, the blizzard in the east is keeping the Jets in the Windy City.
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Jay Cutler threw three touchdown passes, Matt Forte ran for 113 yards and the Chicago Bears closed in on a first-round bye, beating the playoff-bound New York Jets.
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Just before the Jets face the Bears, controversy breaks out about Rex Ryan. The Jets need to win to secure a spot in the playoffs and the attention on Ryan's foot-fetish videos might distract him from the game. The Bears already clinched a playoff spot for the first time since 2006 and it's Jay Cutler's first NFL post-season of his career.
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(WSCR) – It hasn't been uncommon, this season, for the Bears to face a team's backup quarterback. And it appears that could potentially be the case, again, on Sunday. Jets coach Rex Ryan says Mark […]
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Notebook: Lefty wants spot in rotation
FORT MYERS — Let's just get this out of the way — Felix Doubront isn't fat. Far from it.
After a winter spent working out at the IMG Training Academy in Sarasota, Doubront arrived at spring training in excellent shape, which is a far cry from this time last year, when a careless offseason left him unable to open the season in the big leagues.
Now begins the fun part — locking down the spot in the rotation that Doubront believes is his.
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Flores lifts Aviators to victory
ROBSTOWN -- Coastal Bend pitcher Pedro Flores did it all Friday night -- including start the decisive rally against Lincoln.
Flores pitched six strong innings to get the win against the best hitting team in the American Association, and he singled and scored in the fifth inning to lead the Aviators past the Saltdogs, 3-1 at Fairgrounds Field. Two more games remain in the series before the Aviators travel to Fort Worth to play the South-Division leading Cats next week. The Aviators trailed Fort Worth by eight games leading into Friday.
Coastal Bend (7-13 in the second half) had dropped 12 of its past 13 baseball games after starting the second half of the season 5-1 but that changed Friday thanks to a strong outing by Flores and three Aviators relief pitchers.
Flores (3-6) -- who retired seven in a row at one point in the game -- struck out a season-high 10 for Coastal Bend, which won its second straight game. Flores' previous season-high this season was six strikeouts against Sioux Falls and Shreveport on July 3 and July 7 respectively.
Flores yielded just one earned run Friday -- a sixth-inning solo home run by Lincoln's Brett Cooley allowing just four hits and two walks.
Aviators relievers Tim Haines, Jonathan Hunton and Tom Atlee combined to pitch three scoreless innings to close out the victory.
Haines allowed one hit and struck out two in the seventh inning. Hunton pitched a scoreless eighth inning for Coastal Bend -- thanks in part to a great play by Aviators third baseman Grant Richardson who threw out a runner trying to score to end the frame, and he struck out a batter before giving way to Aviators stopper Tom Atlee. Atlee threw a scoreless ninth for his 13th save of the season and his second save in two games.
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I'm at The Big One right now and it rocks!!! Oneside is jammin...you should absolutely catch them tomorrow at Maggie Mae's if you missed them today.
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the REAL Uncle Billy's Smokehouse ;) give two giant thumbs up to Apollo Sunshine!
Live Oak is by far the best brewery in the state!
The Jungle Rockers are shaking up this whole town! Just got here 3 weeks ago and have been picked up by every media outlet already! stoked!
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Oliver Future was amazing at their last show at De Ville. And Apollo Sunshine kicks so much ass!
I hear really good things about that band Audible Mainframe. Can't wait to check them!
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PORTLAND, Ore. The hit cable TV show "Portlandia" is coming back for two more seasons of comedy that lovingly skewers overzealous progressives, hipsters and folks who go to extremes to live sustainable lives.
The show's third season ended earlier this year and cable channel IFC says it has renewed the show for two more. Season Four will run early next year and Season Five in early 2015. Each season will feature 10 half-hour episodes.
"Portlandia" was created by and stars Fred Armisen of "Saturday Night Live" fame and Carrie Brownstein, a Pacific Northwest native who is a former guitarist and vocalist for the band Sleater-Kinney.
The show has a nationwide following and is set in Portland, Ore., which has a reputation for being progressive, hip and green.
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