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keep it up , just one question , will the bots know how to use the new vehicles (especially the IL-28 'cause I really want to see it in action) ?
Eve of Destruction: Classic is a free modification of the popular Battlefield 1942 game by DICE/EA, based on the Vietnam war. No other military conflict is comparable to those dramatic years of the 20th century. Most rumors spread about the Indochina and Vietnam War are not honest, even though it was the best documented war in history. No other military conflict was ever so controversial, pointing to an unloved fact: our enemy was not the only source of evil, the evil could be found within ourselves. The "Eve Of Destruction" mod is a tribute to the U.S., ARVN and Vietcong/NVA soldiers who fought and died in Vietnam, and also to the Vietnamese people.
Version 2.31 released on May 6th, the 8th Eve of Destruction Mod anniversary since first stable version 0.31. 8 New maps, new aircrafts, weapons, soldier models, bug fixes.
Posted by joner on May 8th, 2011
EoD Classic 2.31 - Release !
It's more than 8 years ago now that the first build of EoD was published. It was called v0.10 - (they meant 10% finished at this time) and it was the first published Battlefield 1942 mod.
The high period of EoD was in 2003 when v0.31 was released. Till today the old game has players - enough to play online with some friends - or offline with the AI.
In memory of v0.31 we have an actual update called v2.31 ! And that doesn't mean it's 231% finished
The update has some overworked and new maps. You can see screenshots of the new maps (also shown here in the news) in our EOD Battlefield 1942 / Missions section.
Also there are some new vehicles. ike has finished the Ilyushin IL-28 'Beagle' and built another rocket system, the MIM-23 HAWK including commando and radar station.
The Hidden Airfield map was built by Sarge Surfat from BG42 and a present for EoD. Many thanks guy !
Last but not least Sgt. Killboy who has re-joined the dev team has made the mammoth task. He created more than 200 new loadscreens in good old EoD-sytle. Take a look at them in Missions section !
While testing around with the viewdistances a pretty new map was born: Who'll stop the rain is no rain map but with a very high viewdistance and beautifull vietnamese landscape.
Enjoy the new updates !
Extracted from original post by Lotte from EoD Dev's Team on May 6th, 2011.
keep it up , just one question , will the bots know how to use the new vehicles (especially the IL-28 'cause I really want to see it in action) ?
ahh, i found battlefield so hard to get in. Now after buying bf42 and bf2 (and getting into the second) i havent touched first one because it looks so plain. EoD Seems to be just what it needs !!
Great to see another release! Covered it here Modsentry.com
great mod keep this up :) can u add the chinook helicopter in your next release or update pls?
ohh fs sry it's allready ingame lol


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The Carolina Panthers could go in many directions at with the 2011 NFL draft's No. 1 pick -- quarterback, defensive end or defensive tackle make sense, but cornerback or wide receiver wouldn't be crazy, either -- and the ripples will reverberate thereafter.
There obviously are a lot holes in any 2-14 team, and the Panthers' most glaring need is at quarterback. There is sure to be a lot of debate at team headquarters about whether Missouri's Blaine Gabbert or Auburn's Cam Newton merits the top pick. If it's one or the other, we think it would be Gabbert. Unless there is a true consensus about a quarterback, any team should pass and address another position.
That's why we think the Panthers will not draft a quarterback at No. 1 and instead take the most "pro ready" player -- Alabama defensive tackle Marcell Dareus. He's the safe pick.
Clemson defensive end Da'Quan Bowers and Auburn defensive tackle Nick Fairley have more upside, but there are concerns about Bowers' knee and Fairley needs work on his technique before he will make an impact in the NFL.
Georgia wide receiver A.J. Green and LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson are gifted players and merit consideration, too. Panthers officials, however, have seen firsthand that having a great receiver is not enough to carry an offense and any cornerback is only as productive as his pass rush and Carolina's pass rush was a problem in 2010.
In the end, the decision likely will come down to Gabbert or Dareus. Considering the Panthers already have three young quarterbacks on the roster, Dareus should get the call on April 28.
Projected first-round picks
Pk., team: player, pos., school
1. Carolina Panthers: Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama
2. Denver Broncos: Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson
3. Buffalo Bills: Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
4. Cincinnati Bengals: Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
5. Arizona Cardinals: Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M
6. Cleveland Browns: A.J. Green, WR, Georgia
7. San Francisco 49ers: Robert Quinn, OLB, North Carolina
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- Who will be a better pro: Alabama's Marcell Dareus or Auburn's Nick Fairley? Orlando Sentinel: Tuesday Mar 15
- Alabama pro day observations of Mark Ingram, Marcell Dareus and others The Birmingham News: Wednesday Mar 9
- Marcell Dareus shooting up draft boards, including Mike Mayock's Saturday Mar 12
- At the Podium: Marcell Dareus Monday Mar 14
- Marcell Dareus Shows Versatility, Athleticism In NFL Combine Drills SBNation: Tuesday Mar 1
- NFL Scouting Combine: Marcell Dareus and Nick Fairley cannot escape comparison The Birmingham News: Sunday Feb 27
- Marcell Dareus: Hey Brinks, Yeah, I'm Going to Need One of Your Trucks SBNation: Monday Feb 28
8. Tennessee Titans: Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn
9. Dallas Cowboys: Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU
10. Washington Redskins: Jake Locker, QB, Washington
11. Houston Texans: Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
12. Minnesota Vikings: Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas
13. Detroit Lions: Anthony Castonzo, OT, Boston College
14. St. Louis Rams: Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
15. Miami Dolphins: Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama
16. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jabaal Sheard, DE, Pitt
17. New England Patriots (from Oakland): Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa
18. San Diego Chargers: Cameron Jordan, DE, Cal
19. New York Giants: Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri
21. Kansas City Chiefs: Tyron Smith, OT, USC
22. Indianapolis Colts: Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin
23. Philadelphia Eagles: Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State
24. New Orleans Saints: Ryan Kerrigan, DE, Purdue
25. Seattle Seahawks: Mikel Leshoure, RB, Illinois
26. Baltimore Ravens: Nate Solder, OT, Colorado
27. Atlanta Falcons: Mike Pouncey, C, Florida
28. New England Patriots: Danny Watkins, G, Baylor
29. Chicago Bears: Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State
30. New York Jets: J.J. Watt, DE, Wisconsin
31. Pittsburgh Steelers: Phil Taylor, DT, Baylor
32. Green Bay Packers: Martez Wilson, ILB, Illinois
For in-depth information on these players and more than 200 other prospects for the 2011 NFL draft, visit Sporting News' Pro Football War Room


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Susan Wellings February 25, 2012
Jacinta Lai was able to snap up a unit off the plan in Macquarie Central.
Units are in short supply, but there are quality projects in the offing.
There's a multitude of plans for new apartment buildings being unveiled for this year and a variety of new stages in developments now being built.
Yet despite Sydney apartment construction rising slightly in the the past year - recent ABS data shows apartment approvals jumped 7.4 per cent in 2011 - there's still a massive shortfall. There are simply not enough new developments to accommodate the up to 80,000 people moving to Sydney each year, given that just 23,051 new dwellings were built in 2011 (see Weekly Snapshot, Domain Houses).
''There's an enormous shortfall,'' says the chief executive of Urban Taskforce Australia, Chris Johnson. ''Because of the current economic climate and the uncertainty of planning, the development industry is being very cautious in relation to building new apartments, particularly within the Sydney metropolitan area. There'll be a big problem down the track.''
But 2012 still offers variety.
Two 16- to 17-storey towers are set to be built above a two- and three-level podium in the centre of Haymarket. Called The Quay, the $104 million development from Metro Plaza Central will offer one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, some with studies and all with balconies and louvres.
''It's a premium location and a very rare site right in the heart of Chinatown,'' says David Milton from CBRE.
Work is finally starting on the long-vacant site at 141 Elizabeth Street, overlooking Hyde Park, set to house the 17-level, 19-apartment luxury building eliza. Every floor will have a different shape and each apartment will be bespoke. ''Eliza will be a world-class apartment building unlike anything ever built in Sydney,'' says the director of Ceerose, Edward Doueihi.
There will be 10 half-floor apartments with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study, from $1.7 million, and eight four-bedroom apartments, each taking up an entire floor, from $4 million. The two-level penthouse will have its own infinity-edge pool.
With excavation work having begun at the infill site at 267 Sussex Street, only five of the 23 apartments being built at the 13-storey glass-walled tower Jade remain. The apartments all have full-height glass in all the living areas. Two-bedroom apartments (80 sq m) are from $780,000, while the 154 sq m penthouse is for sale off the plan at $1.7 million. ''The prospect of Manhattan-style accommodation in this vibrant part of the Sydney CBD has been a lure for purchasers,'' says the development manager of Ceerose, Daniel McNamara.
In Victoria Park at Waterloo, plans have been drawn up for a new 22-level building, Ruby, designed by architect POPOVbass. ''It's set to be the signature development within Victoria Park,'' Milton says.
Close by will be Meriton's EON, with a range of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments across six buildings. Prices will range from $420,000 to $975,000.
A new release of apartments at Becton's Divercity is set for March 17, comprising 112 SJB-designed one- and two-bed apartments. Prices for one-bedders (from 62 sq m) will start at $425,000 and two-bedders (from 87 sq m) at $599,000.
The $100 million-plus conversion of the Old Swiss Grand at Bondi Beach, billed as the most prestigious site on Campbell Parade, is set to go ahead after numerous delays. Under the moniker Pacific Bondi Beach, it's set to house 95 apartments, a 69-apartment hotel and a two-level retail and restaurant precinct.
''It's the last development site in Bondi Beach and the largest,'' says co-owner and developer Allen Linz. ''We don't know of any comparable type of development that has such a mix of development in such a prime location, with facilities like valet parking and concierge for residents, hotel guests and restaurant diners.''
The apartments, with a choice of interiors designed by architectural firms including SJB Architects, PTW and Koichi Takada, will start about $500,000 for 45 sq m studios up to an expected $15 million for a 300 sq m, three-bedroom penthouse with lofty domed ceilings. They'll go on sale off the plan in three to four months, through Justin Brown of CBRE.
Close by, work has also now started on Boheme, the Hall Street development of 44 apartments and 113 serviced apartments on the site of the old Hakoah Club. Designed by Bates Smart Architects, there are five levels of horizontal bands of glass - inspired by art deco-era buildings - above the lower podium retail levels.
Further south, there are 20 apartments left in Solis, the first release at Little Bay Cove - both one-bedroom (50 sq m) and one-plus-study (60 sq m) apartments, starting from $480,000.
Another release is scheduled to take place in April, offering one-, two- and three-bedders. Prices and sizes have yet to be set.
Further in, at Potts Point, there's Manor, with new one- and two-bedroom apartments priced from $495,000 and being sold in the set-to-be renovated Mansions Hotel. See manorpottspoint.com.au.
Inner west
A boutique block of only 20 one- and two-bedroom apartments, Nuovo, is just being finished in Five Dock, close to the heart of the village. With the original developer unable to complete the building three years ago, Ernst & Young has now stepped in to oversee the final stages and sales process.
''It's a bit of a unique system: we're inviting people to make an offer on what they feel the apartments are worth based on what else there is in the neighbourhood,'' says a sales agent for CBRE, Lawton Cooper. ''The one-beds will probably be in the early $400,000s and the two-beds over $550,000.'' A display apartment will open in two weeks.
Another 300 apartments are set to be put up for sale off the plan in Erskineville, in the new building Erko. Designed by SJB, the one-, one-plus-study, two- and three-bedroom units will be released in stages in the second quarter of this year. There are also a selection of two- and three-bedroom terraces. Prices have yet to be set.
North shore
One of the few new developments on the lower north shore qualifying for the stamp duty concession, the 131-apartment development Auralia in Greenwich will be launched next month, with a selection of one-bedroom and one-plus-study units, all with parking, to be sold off the plan from $510,000.
Set in six buildings of six levels each, they've been designed by architectural firm Marchese Partners and developed by the Oatley family of Hamilton Island fame. ''If you're looking for a one-bed or one-bed-and-study that isn't in a high-rise, then this is quite rare,'' says the development manager, Robert Bevan.
Right in Hunters Hill Village, a new development of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments is planned, called Hunters Hill Apartments. With good district and city views, they've been designed for owner-occupiers in mind, with quality finishes including stone floors.
In Mosman village, there's another set of new apartments due to be built, Marque. They're said to be designed to have stunning views out to the city and harbour.
Meanwhile, at the Toga Group's 630-unit, five-tower development Macquarie Central adjoining Macquarie University, the railway and shopping centre, stage two is set to be released early next month after the first release sold out within weeks late last year.
''It's a very strong and high-rental-demand area and is considered one of Sydney's best growth areas,'' says CBRE's David Milton.
University student Jacinta Lai (pictured) was keen to live in a new apartment and, with a little help from her parents, was one of the first to snap up a unit off the plan in Macquarie Central.
''A lot of apartments around Macquarie Park aren't very modern,'' says Lai, 21, who's in her final year of a degree in accounting at The University of Sydney.
''So I saw this development as a great opportunity to buy something new.'' Lai decided on a one-bedroom unit on the seventh floor for $495,000, while a friend who came to the opening with her also put his name down to buy one in the second release.
''It's so light and bright and everything flows nicely on the plans,'' Lai says. ''I think I'll be more than happy there when it's been built and it's time to move in.''


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When Is the Downton Abbey Season 3 Finale?
Downton Abbey's third season has so far delivered a new baby, a tragic death, Bates's (Brendan Coyle) freedom, and a handsome new footman (Ed Speleers) who catches Thomas's (Rob James-Collier) eye.
There's only one more episode left to air on PBS — the Christmas special, "A Journey to the Highlands" — and it promises to be both a tearjerker and a game changer.
In the episode, which will air Sunday, February 17, the Crawley family travels north to Duneagle Castle in Scotland. Amid a rash of new romances, a country fair, and another birth, a fresh crisis strikes Downton. Click here for the spoiler-y details!
It's hard to believe Season 3 is almost a wrap, but the good news is that a fourth installment of Julian Fellowes's sudsy British drama is already in the works!


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Sonic Jump Fever has arrived on both iOS and Google Play, Sega has announced. The game follows up on the Blue Blur's previous mobile outing, Sonic Jump, and it promises even more of the rodent's famous, signature talent: jumping. Players jump and bounce as high as possible, collecting lots of goodies along the way to increase their score.
The big addition to Sonic Jump Fever is the ability to compete with friends and earn prizes. In fact, duping ... er, gently convincing your friends to play will reap rewards, as "the more friends players have, the more elite the prizes up for grabs." The game is free, though there are plenty of microtransactions available if you feel like feeding the Sonic fever.
SAN FRANCISCO, LONDON – July 10, 2014 – SEGA Networks, Inc. is excited to announce Sonic Jump Fever™ is now available in North America, Europe and additional markets as a free download for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android devices.
Based on the 2012 critically acclaimed Sonic Jump, this adaptation takes Sonic to new heights by shifting the focus to score-attack gameplay and competition among friends. Developed by SEGA's mobile studio Hardlight, Sonic Jump Fever™ brings players together in the fastest and most accessible Sonic competition ever.
Check out the trailer on YouTube
"Sonic Jump Fever™ adds the perfect mix of competition and urgency to the already fun formula of Sonic Jump™," said Chris Southall, Hardlight Studio Director. "Sonic games have always given players a chance to tackle levels a little bit faster and better each time – grabbing that one extra ring to improve their score. Now, it's not just their own personal best they'll be competing against, but all of their friends' as well."
In Sonic Jump Fever™, players compete for high scores in quick vertical jumping challenges. Friends can blast each other's scores by pulling off huge combos, equipping boosters and utilizing special character abilities as they play as Sonic, Knuckles and a host of other characters. Gamers can quickly earn points to unleash Fever Mode and jump into hyper-speed for earth-shattering scores. Even the most skilled players will enjoy variety and new challenges as in-game leaderboards reset regularly to feature new zones and prizes. The more friends players have, the more elite the prizes up for grabs. Three zones will be available at launch and gamers can expect to see more coming soon.
Fans of classic Sonic games can look forward to seeing Chao featured in Sonic Jump Fever™. Gamers can find and befriend a variety of Chao that can be used to aid players in their quest for higher scores. As players leverage their unique abilities, some Chao can prevent an untimely death, while others can be used to attack enemies.
Players can also look forward to special missions, in-game events and additional announcements coming soon. For more information and the latest SEGA news, please visit Facebook and Twitter.
Sonic Jump Fever™ is available on the App Store and Google Play
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On Thursday, December 22, 1960 Castaneda visits Don Juan's house. The Indian sits on the floor leaned against a wall. Castaneda asks if he is interrupting his routine. Don Juan explains that he has no routines and Castaneda pulls out a genealogy chart he intends to fill out with Don Juan's help. His asks Don Juan, what he called his father. Perplexed, Don Juan answers that he called him, "Dad." Castaneda explains the purpose of his survey and after a moment, the Indian answers how sometimes he called his parents "Hey Mom or Hey Dad." Castaneda involuntarily laughs thinking the Indian is stupid. Castaneda attempts to continue, but the Indian stops him cold saying, "Don't waste your time with that crap."
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MADISON — This morning, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals held that a Wisconsin driver convicted of drunken driving offenses in both Wisconsin and Michigan during a continuous driving episode could face a more serious punishment in Wisconsin.
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen, whose office represented the State of Wisconsin in the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, praised the decision. "A drunken drive between Wisconsin and another state can lead to two separate convictions and a more serious penalty in Wisconsin," said Van Hollen. "Today's decision better protects the safety of Wisconsin citizens, especially those who live and drive in our border counties."
In February 2005, Andrew C. Holder drove drunk in Menominee, Michigan and continued over a bridge to Marinette, Wisconsin, where he was apprehended. He eventually received drunken driving convictions in both Wisconsin and Michigan for the single stint of driving.
Wisconsin law increases the severity of a defendant's penalty for drunken driving based on the number of prior convictions. Holder was charged again for drunken driving in 2009. Holder argued that only one 2005 conviction should count because both convictions arose out of the same incident or occurrence. He asked the courts to strike his Michigan conviction for purposes of sentence enhancement.
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals disagreed. Relying on earlier decisions, the court concluded that a single, continuous drunken driving event may constitute multiple incidents if the driver intentionally chooses to invade the legal interests of another state. Here, the court concluded that both Wisconsin and Michigan had separate interests in punishing drunken driving, and the Wisconsin court could count the 2005 Michigan conviction and the 2005 Wisconsin conviction in imposing the 2009 Wisconsin sentence.
From the court's decision (with a legal citation omitted):
We conclude that Holder came to a "fork in the road" when he came to the border between Michigan and Wisconsin. At that point, Holder had a decision. He could remain in Michigan and be subject only to the laws of that state, or he could continue into Wisconsin and thereby subject himself to the laws of both Michigan and Wisconsin. When Holder intentionally continued into Wisconsin, and subjected himself to its laws, he "invade[d] a different interest."
Accordingly, we conclude that although Holder's Michigan and Wisconsin convictions stemmed from one continuous stint of driving, they arose from two separate incidents—one incident in Michigan and one incident in Wisconsin. We, therefore, conclude that Holder's second offense OWI conviction in Wisconsin and his 2005 OUIL conviction in Michigan did not arise out of the same incident or occurrence and affirm the circuit court's denial of Holder's motion to strike.
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals' decision in State of Wisconsin v. Andrew C. Holder, No. 2009AP2952-CR, appears at the court's website:
The Marinette County District Attorney's Office represented the State of Wisconsin in Marinette County Circuit Court. Assistant Attorney General Michael C. Sanders represented the State in Wisconsin Court of Appeals.


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Signified by its wrinkly, brain-like appearance, the walnut is not a ground nut, but a tree nut from any tree of the Juglans genus. Raw walnuts contain 15 times more antioxidant properties than vitamin E and all other types of nuts, but cooking or roasting rapidly depletes the quality of the antioxidants. Walnuts are rich in polyunsaturated fat, and while still considered a fat, polyunsaturated fat actually aids in weight loss. You can eat walnuts by the handful, sprinkle them on salad, or make a rich spread.
>> Waldorf Salad Recipe
In a medium bowl, stir together 3 tablespoons mayonnaise or yogurt and 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice. Add 1/2 teaspoon of salt and 1/4 teaspoon of ground pepper. Mix in 1 chopped apple, 1/2 cup thinly sliced celery, 1/2 cup red seedless grapes, and 1/2 cup chopped walnuts. Serve chilled on fresh lettuce.
>> Vegan Carob Cookies
Process 3/4 cup raw walnuts, 1/4 cup raw carob powder, and 1 cup of raisins in a food processor until sticky. If the mixture does not stick, add a tablespoon of water. Form mixture into cookie shape.
>> Raw Walnut Spread
Chop 2 cups walnuts, 2 stalks celery, 1 cup green onion, 1 bell pepper (whatever color you prefer), and 3/4 cup sundried tomatoes or 1/2 cup Kalamata olives and place ingredients in food processor. Process until reaching desired texture. Spread on crackers, sandwiches, or use as a vegetable dip.


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Such positions serve at the pleasure of the governor. Obviously he wasn't pleased.
Hail 'tit Rex! (I turned my keyboard upside down when I typed the "e". Sorry, best I could do.) I hope your krewe doesn't become identified in print as "the krewe formally known as 'tit Rex" like they have to with Prince since he changed his name to an unusual symbol. Well, anyway, good luck and Happy Mardi Gras!
WWL is counting the replies here and figures they'll stand pat and hope people are stupid enough to listen regardless of his veracity. More's the pity. He'll stay on the air.
I just hope the poor man gets a decent wage!
Always glad to see a good review.
Picky question: TP: what's the difference between "exactly the same" and "the same"?
Does everyone just lose their marbles when they get elected to public office?
Sounds like the author got caught in the road construction at deadline. Not really worth a column. And it's slash pine not loblolly. Slash was planted after the white oak forests were decimated to build New Orleans. Slash grow tall and fast and were planted for lumber on the barren land. Loblolly are slow growing and bushy.
Out! Out! Out! Why is it New Orleans attracts scumbags to high office? Mitch, we're counting on you to do what needs to be done. Serpas must go!
Bread and circuses.
Wanna bet they exempt themselves from any new law?
It's laughable that the Time Picayune should make a comment about the failure of Chassion or Tucker to explicitly mention race. The TP finds it appropriate to mention it as concerns some esoteric discussion such as redistricting, but when the TP itself is purporting to warn N.O. citizens about a criminal in the French Quarter, they pointedly refuse to identify the race of the perp! Mmention race all the time or don't; but try some consistency for a change.
A commenter said that 30 kids in a classroom are too many. When I was in 8th grade, classes routinely consisted of 30 students. That was 40 years ago. No, 30 students in a class aren't too many... 30 hoodlums in a class are too many.
OK, OK, it's an oil thing or whatever else. Idon't own a boat and even I know about the Somali pirates. Pirates! It's the twenty-first friggen century and we're talking about pirates! How many more idiiots with boats will get plundered/captured/killed before their owners/captains wake up and say, hey! Let's not sail into there. I heard there are pirates there. No? Well OK, let's bring the kids! At some point we must take responsibility for our actions. If you own a boat big enough to be attractive to ... I have trouble saying it... PIRATES!, then maybe you are at fault for delivering yourself, your boat, and ... your family into the hands of pirates...
What an inspired idea! Verifying the number of things you're paying for. This is some sort of enlightened compromise?! Can we say "audit"? Do we balance our checkbooks? That's auditing. Ever look at a cash register receipt? That's auditing. Ever think back at night lying in bed trying to figure out what happened to those two twenties you thought you still had in your wallet? That's auditing. For crying out loud! Count the houses, stop the macho crap! Your customers and constituants deserve adults in positions leadership.
I confess I've never understood the mystique of paying to see a pro ball game in cramped seats instead of on my sofa at home with a gaggle of friends. But I know that one reason I get to see the Saints from my sofa is because so many others pay the freight at the Dome to sell it out. At least I think that's how it works. So my thanks to you, but I also assume you enjoy the crowds and general pandimonium of a Saints game, so it's a symbiotic relationship -- you get to enjoy the game on-site ( and pay for the privilege) and I get to enjoy it post facto, sort of. Anyway, one reason I just can't bring myself to pay to see the game is because I can't shake the thought that I'm watching a bunch of millionaires running around down there, playing a game, having a ball being idolized by the folks in the bleachers, 99% of whom don't make anywhere near what the lowest-paid team member makes. But, I agree with the poster who says pay what the market will bare. The NFL and other sports leagues are a bastion of capitalism and I applaude them for it.
"In the end, we'll rebuild the city ourselves," he said.
And so we should.
PBRR Board Member:
Shame on you. You have betrayed the public trust and now risk forfeiting you own good personal reputation. Resign in disgust of what Bridger has done. Stay, and be dragged down with him.
If the ramp takes north-bound C'way Blvd traffic and shifts it onto west-bound I-10 toward Kenner then the ramp has nothing to do with Northshore commuters.
The board must go. No CEO can do the wasteful things that Bridger did without the acquiescence or somnolence of the board. In either case the members of that board, to a man/woman, have forfeited the public trust. Mitch, the board must go!
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The creations of Portsmouth High School art students are now on display around the city. The students used 35,000 feet of packing tape in the creation of several sculptures depicting different aspects of local life.
The sculptures are anticipated to be on display through Friday and are a part of a community art project called "A Walk Through Community."
A kick-off event was held for the exhibit on Monday night on the Roy Rogers Esplanade in downtown Portsmouth.
"There are 13 different sculptures located from the esplanade all the way down to the front of the (Portsmouth) High School," Portsmouth art teacher April Deacon said. "Each of those sculptures represents a different aspect of community the students felt were important and should be celebrated."
She said those aspects include business, literature, music, art, love and many others.
When asked what the inspiration behind creating the exhibit was Deacon said, "I had been approached by Mr. (Portsmouth City School District Superintendent Scott) Dutey to do a special project for the spring and I had always wanted to do a public art project. So, I taught my students about public art and through this process I wanted them to think about community."
She said it took about two months to complete.
A pamphlet for the "A Walk Through the Community" was given to each of the participants of the kick-off event that gave thanks to the Paul E. Johnson Memorial Fund, Main Street Portsmouth and First Ward City Councilman Kevin Johnson for their support of the event.
The first sculpture along the display walk's route, literature, is located on the esplanade in downtown Portsmouth. From there, the sculptures are staggered along Gallia Street to the school property and onto the baseball and football fields. Along with the sculptures, students from a Portsmouth High School English class are also wrote a poem or essay to accompany each piece.
Participating students included, Kayla Altman, Corrin Barker, Destiny Campbell, Jayllen Carter, Jessica Calley, Roger Henderson, Janell Kinney, Mazie Lawson, Jaqueline Lester, Katherine Meriwether, Morgan Penix, Rebekah Pettersen, Nia Reeves, Emily Rowland, Jason Rowland, Zac Shugert, Nathan Thompson, Alexis Tucker, Tanaia Underwood, Tyra Underwood, Cirrus Vassar, Bre Winters, Joe Amburgey, Lori Keaton, Ashlyn Loveless, Mollie McCain, Sarah Raies, Izzie Sturgill, Maggie Sturgill, Julia Sutherland, Pajah Williams and Desta Zerayesus.
Deacon said she would love to continue to do public art projects as long as there is support.
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MEDFLAG exercises are joint-combined medical training and civil assistance exercises conducted two or three times a year by the U.S. European Command. These exercises provide medical training and interchange of medical information and techniques with host nation medical personnel in African nations.
The multinational team will conduct classes in basic field sanitation, food inspection and hygiene procedures. Additionally, they will administer eye and dental care to those in need in the local community.
The objective of the exercise is to promote regional stability by strengthening cooperation between Mauritania and NATO countries through combined exercises. This is a humanitarian operation designed to build mutual trust, confidence and friendship with the nation of Mauritania.
Participating U.S. forces include the U.S. Army in Europe's 100th Medical Detachment and 30th Medical Brigade, both based in Heidelberg, Germany, who will oversee the conduct of the exercise. The 93rd Medical Battalion, also based in Heidelberg, will provide a dental team and linguists, and the 67th Combat Support Hospital from Wuerzburg, Germany, will provide a medical support personnel.
Eye care teams are coming from U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Europe Regional Medical Command, based at Ramstein AB, Germany and Heidelberg, respectively.
U.S. Navy Europe's Naval Environmental and Preventative Medicine Unit, based in Sigonella, Italy, will provide a four-person team to assist with public health training. NAVEUR will also provide a team of dentists from Sigonella and Naples, Italy.
U.S. Army Contracting Command, Europe, based in Seckenheim, Germany, will provide a contracting officer, and the 226th Medical Battalion from Miesau, Germany, will provide support with communications and supply personnel.
The 96th Civil Affairs Battalion, based in Fort Bragg, N.C., will provide a civil affairs team to serve as a liaison with the people of the local community.
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St. Valentine's Day is two weeks past, but the presidential candidates are still aggressively wooing Northwest Ohio with a lot more than candies and roses. Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in particular have been criss-crossing the Buckeye State, holding rally after rally, hoping to secure the nomination on March 4. But as I watch their speeches and rallies, a strange image keeps filling my mind, over and over again. I think of a suitcase.
I first saw this suitcase stashed in a closet at my grandmother's house. It was black, quite old, and written on the front in a determined hand was a name: Aagot Rundgren. I wondered what it was, so I asked about it, and was told that it had belonged to my great-grandmother. More importantly, it was one of the suitcases that she had carried on the boat when she crossed from Norway to America.
I still can't imagine what it was that convinced her and her husband to leave everything they knew to cross an ocean, taking a chance on a growing country. They believed so strongly in the American Dream — so completely — that they were willing to risk everything to pursue it. That's change.
Of course, many Americans didn't choose to come to this country. Countless Africans were forced here in deplorable conditions, then made to live and work as slaves. A Civil War finally brought them the promise of freedom and the right to vote, but racism and segregation denied them their rights. Finally, after another century of violent intolerance, a steady string of determined protests restored the rights they had been guaranteed. That's change.
Women are no strangers to struggle. First they marched in the streets for the right to vote, then the right to work, and later for equal pay. Over the years they fought their way into the voting booth and the workplace, and are now reaching leadership positions. That's change.
African-Americans watching this Democratic Presidential contest can see an African-American candidate winning states and delegates, as well as the hearts and minds of voters. Women can see one of their own doing the same. While people will comment on this, the truly amazing thing is that it's not with disapproval, but simply as fact. These campaigns have gone from impossible to discouraged to unique to accepted. That's change.
Perhaps that's why change is at the center of the Democratic contest, a re-occurring theme like a steady drumbeat. Barack Obama has tried to claim it as his own, making that word the dominant part of his campaign signs — even larger than his own name. Hillary Clinton also promises vast changes, in particular a drastic change in policy after eight years of George Bush.
Still, regardless of who wins this contest, and who ultimately wins in November, change has already happened.
I've been covering politics for years, and I have never seen a race like this; not because of the people running, but because of the excitement running through voters. I know people in their late 50s saying the exact same thing, watching with near disbelief. People who may have never voted before, who didn't even believe in the process, are now waiting in line to vote early. Others who were merely casual voters are now volunteering for the campaigns, making phone calls and fighting for their candidate. There have always been political junkies, but now passive voters are waking up.
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Board Officers
Chair: Barb Cardell
Barb Cardell has been HIV+ since 1991 and has been involved with PWN since 2009. Based in Boulder, CO, Barb advocates for HIV+ women's rights and awareness on a local, state and national level, and started Colorado's PWN-USA regional chapter in January 2012 which now has over 20 members and created the "IF I WERE HIV+…" community education campaign for National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. In 2011, Barb was appointed by Governor Ritter to sit on the Colorado Coalition for HIV Care and Prevention and was elected Vice Chair of the Coalition in 2012. In addition, Barb serves on the steering committee member for the People Living with HIV (PLHIV) Caucus. She starts each day asking herself "What will you do with your wild, precious life?"
Sharon S. DeCuir was diagnosed HIV-positive in 2002. She is currently the Prevention Program Coordinator at HIV/AIDS Alliance for Region Two, Inc. Baton Rouge; LA. Sharon is an active advocate when it relates to HIV/AIDs issues surrounding her community and state. Her current affiliations include service on the U.S. PLHIV Caucus, the Louisiana Governor's Commission on HIV/AIDS & Hep C, the Baton Rouge TGA Advisory Council -Vice Chair, the Southern HIV/AIDS Strategy Initiative (SASI), the Positive Women's Network – USA, Black AIDS Institute Delegate / BTAN City Co Chair, and the Capitol Area Alliance for Homeless BOD
Secretary: Dee Borrego
Ms. Borrego is an HIV+ transwoman originally from Denver, Colorado, who grew up mostly in suburban Connecticut. She acquired HIV at the age of 20; the same year as she began her transition. She has been living in the Boston area since 2004 where she has worked with and at a number of different community organizations in the Boston area, including JRI Health, TransCEND, the Boston Living Center and Cambridge Cares About AIDS. She was also a founding member of the US Positive Women's Network (US PWN), an organization led by and for HIV+ American women to address the way HIV disproportionately affects women in the US. In 2010, Ms Borrego was chosen to speak at the Opening Plenary of the US Conference on AIDS (USCA) to discuss how HIV affects transgender youth. She currently serves as a steering committee member for the HIV Prevention Justice Alliance (HIV PJA).
Treasurer: Kathleen Griffith
Kat Griffith is a current Graduate student at Illinois State University and hopes to graduate in the spring of 2014 with a Masters in Social Work. Kat has served on several committees, including being the past Chair of her local Client Advisory Board, the inaugural two years of Illinois Alliance for Sound AIDS Policy, has been with the Positive Women's Network since 2009 as a Steering Committee member, a Policy Co-chair and a Strategic Communications Action Team Member, and now a Board member of PWN-USA. Kat also currently sits on the Curriculum Advisory Committee for the National Network to End Domestic Violence as a representative of PWN-USA. Kat was diagnosed in 1991 while still in college. Since then, Kat has owned her own business, and returned to school. She is focused on the intersectionality of the HIV epidemic, while highlighting that hope and knowledge are the only ways to pave our future as women living with HIV.
Co-Parliamentarian: Loren Jones
Loren Jones is an HIV+ African-American women who has lived with the virus for at least 26 years. She has served the HIV/AIDS community as a member of the Alameda/Contra Costa County Planning Council twice. (1989-1991 and 2010-present). Loren currently chairs of the Policy, Education and Review Committee, and the Quality, Data and Services Committee, and serves as a member of the Prevention and the PLWHA committees. She also serves as a member of the Community AIDS Prevention Studies advisory board of UCSF. Ms Jones was inducted into the Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame in Health in 1997 and was awarded the Rebecca Denison award by WORLD in 2010. She is a founding member of the Positive Women's Network – USA. Loren is also the mother of two daughters and grandmother of a two year old boy and girl.
Co-Parliamentarian: Pat Kelly
Patricia Kelly (Pat) is a local, regional and national educator, advocate and activist aging gracefully and gratefully living well and positive with AIDS. Pat is the Founder and President of A Family Affair HIV/AIDS (AFA) Ministry at Victory Tabernacle Deliverance Temple located in Orangeburg, SC. She is also Program Coordinator for Minority AIDS Council of Orangeburg, Bamberg and Calhoun Counties. She has a BA in English from Claflin College. Pat was diagnosed with HIV in 1985 and AIDS in 1998. She is a founding member of Positive Women's Network-USA and PWN-USA regional organizer for SC.
Board Members
Based in Washington, DC, Vanessa Johnson is an advocate, community leader and champion for people living with HIV (PLHIV) and social justice issues. Her career accomplishments include 30 years of service in advocacy and program development scaling up domestic consumer responsive community health services. She is an experienced facilitator and nationally certified trainer with a focus on leadership development, community mobilization and public health interventions. She currently is a co-director for the Ribbon Consulting Group, a Washington, DC based peer-led consulting firm specializing in providing technical assistance to organizations of all types providing community based health services.
LaTrischa Miles, BBA, Treatment Adherence Specialist: Ms. Miles has been involved in the HIV arena for over 10 years with expertise in training, advocacy, treatment adherence and community education. She supervises peers in the Treatment Adherence Program at Kansas City CARE Health Clinic in Missouri. Ms. Miles has developed curriculum and is a national trainer who has trained over 400 HIV+ individuals to become Peer Educators. Ms. Miles just completed her tenure as Chair of the Kansas City Ryan White Planning Council and member of Consumer Advocacy Committee. She is a volunteer member of the National Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS and certified to conduct HIV testing services. Recently she successfully completed the Training of Consumers on Quality conducted by the National Quality Center to become a consumer champion on local, regional and national quality management committees to improve efforts for consumers in HIV care and treatment services. Ms. Miles is the founder and President of GRACE of Greater Kansas City, a
Women's monthly support group designed for and about women of faith affected and infected with HIV. Ms. Miles is one of the founders of the Positive Women's Network and is a speaker and volunteer in a number of other organizations.
Pat is a founder of the BABES Network in Seattle, Washington, one of the oldest women-serving HIV organizations in the United States. She continues to serve on the Advisory Board of BABES, co-chairs the Seattle Transitional Grant Area Ryan White Planning Council, and is a skilled public speaker, facilitator, organizational development consultant and trainer. Pat is a founding member of the Positive Women's Network – USA, and has been involved since its inception.
At the age of 30, while in school for computer engineering, Nicole was diagnosed HIV positive. Being diagnosed with HIV inspired Nicole to become more involved in the HIV community, particularly addressing issues that plague women, infants and children. Nicole was elected chair of the Ryan White Part D Michigan Community Advisory Board in 2008. As chair of the CAB, she has been selected to be the regional representative for the International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trial Network (IMPAACT). She was also selected to be a part of the AIDS Alliance Consumer Leadership Corps Training Program and appointed by Detroit Mayor Dave Bing to represent the community on the Southeastern Michigan HIV/AIDS Planning Council. In addition, Nicole founded the PWN-USA Detroit Chapter in 2011. Nicole plans on returning to school to pursue a degree in Public Policy and Law and her ultimate goal is to become a member of the United States Senate. Nicole believes no dream is untouchable.
Teresa is an African-American woman diagnosed with HIV in 1996, with expertise in the intersection of HIV and incarceration. Teresa serves on the Broad of directors for Positive Women's Network of United States of American and is co-coordinates its Philadelphia Chapter. Teresa is a graduate of the Black AIDS Institute's African American HIV University and an Adherence and Mobilization (TEAM) Navigator for the National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC). She is currently employed by Philadelphia FIGHT, as the instructor for its signature program, TEACH Outside, a five-week adult treatment education and activist course for HIV-positive people released released from prisons and/or jails, and other hard to reach communities.


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UFN 9: Joe Stevenson vs Melvin Guillard
Who has what it takes to win?
I am a melvin guillard fan, however, i don't see him winning this fight. Joe won't try to stand with him unless he wants the same thing to happen to him as matt hughes when he tried to stand with GSP. I see Joe taken it to the ground, getting his back and locking on the rear naked choke. Guillard is exciting because he is explosive, but IMO his ground game is weak (at least he hasn't shown anything in his fights to prove otherwise).
This fight could go either way, so im probably not going to bet on this one.
This will be a good fight im not bettin i would like to see stevenson beat the cocky attitude out of melvins ***** ass tho
100,000 on Melvin.
He's a savage and he can win this fight anywhere. I don't think Stevenson can.
just threw 20 g's on melvin
Melvin is too fast for Joe. He will probably win in a very interesting fashion:D
i dont think melvin even has a chance. joe is a powerful guy, he isn't losing to a big mouth like melvin.
I got my boy, Joe "HGH" Stevenson, on this one.
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What is multimedia? Through a combination of hands-on learning and critiques, students will gain an understanding of what multimedia is, where it is going, and how it can be used for powerful storytelling. Students will be exposed to cutting-edge work and engage in critical discussions about what elements make for effective multimedia storytelling. The course will provide students with a foundation in gathering high-quality audio and visuals as well as the skills to produce their own multimedia piece. A background in either photography or audio is helpful but not required. Students will need a digital SLR camera and audio recorder and will learn the basics of using Final Cut Pro. (16 hours/All Levels)
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My #NewYearsResolutions
1. To be a better person always.
2. No more arguing ever! #RefuseToArgue
3. Go to The Gym every day.
4. Eat healthy; Say no to fry-ups, Yay to museli.
5. Finish my Masters degree .
6. Get married; Make an honest women of her.
7. Learn how to use a washing machine. All said, at least in 2,o14 I learnt that it is cheaper to use a washing machine than to keep on buying new clothes! NO YOU CAN'T HAVE A FREE T-SHIRT! Clothes, shoes, accessories, perfumes.....
8. Pass my driving test in the stick shift; I've only passed in the autospastic.
9. Stop taking the piss all the time.
1o. Have a number one single on merit.
11. Not be disqualified again off iTunes, again, for irregular downloading patterns.
12. Take all my asthma medications, every day, morning and evening, as prescribed.
13. Get my eyes laser done, or contacts.
14. 2 hrs a day on the 6 string. I am finally learning how to play the guitar properly! Hey, at least I can tune it know... By ear! Gud-LAd!
15. Stop spelling things wrong deliberately; It's not big, and it's not clever. Even when you're texting.
16. Stop correcting people (I'm not taking the piss or trying to put you down, when I tell you it's You're or Your or There (As in over there), Their (Possesive ie Their Clothes were very fashionable, were meaning they are no longer!) or They're (They are). We pronounce it ''Theer'' up here in Yorkshire. Sheer? Shire? Shearer? You know what I mean...
17. Stop telling people I have a photographic memory, an IQ of 180, a PHd in The Forbidden Arts of The Fallen Angels etc and was born on the 29th of February so am a leap year baby. Nobody believe it is true anyway, and just think I am a showoff / tosser. NOBODY likes a SHOWOFF, apart for other showoffs, but that's debatable.
18. Stop swearing in public places, including internet forums. No, just stop swearing full stop. It is not pleasant, and shows limited intelligence / lack of imagination.
19. Stop posting mindless gobbledegook / jiberish on internet forums when I am ''drunk''.
20. Stop going on the internet when I am drunk.
21. Only drink when go out on a Friday & Saturday night, and not to go out both nights every week so much.
22. Stop having to explain myself in full, with no stone uncovered etc, whenever challenged etc. Just say ''Whatever'' and walk away.
23. Stop saying ''Billiards'' instead of Pool. So what, I'm used to playing Billiards on a 12 ft table, and you know, the skills transfer to when playing on a 6 ft table quite well, especially when playing on those tables they have in The USA that have massive magicians pockets and tiny balls. Oh yeah, it was Logi Baird that invented Television not Yogi Bear! Nobody got that, in real world or internet...
24. Stop quoting myself from when I was a child. Eg. ''I Thought Yogi Bear invented television.''
25. Stop using the plural all the time, infferring that I am pschitsotonic.
26. Close some of my bank accounts. Do I really need 4 Swiss bank accounts?
27. Stop talking in public places, including internet forums, at the top of my voice about things that are highly illegal as if it was something I do everyday deliberately.
28. Do the housework more often.
29. Stop using words / terms that I know will confuse people from other circles.
30. Stop changing my name by deed poll everytime I move. To avoid potential identify fraud issues that could be done using your details. I do deed polls, tenancy agreements and Last Will and Testements now.
31. Stop whoring myself, so much, on the internet.
I think that's everything! One to do for each day of the month. Oh well, aim high, always....
If you don't, then will probably never achieve anything. Anything worthwhile at all ThatIs %)
Here's to 2o15 AD. Year of The Jedi. What is the plural of Jedi? Jedi of course. You can call us LEGION, for we are many....
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Not one for the tree – this is a show stopping Xmas desert. Inside the bauble, rows of Christmas trees made from dark chocolate and printed with cocoa butter sit invitingly on top of four sumptuous layers of pud. All you need to do is remove the lid and serve your guests directly from the bauble


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Updated: 01/06/2013 2:52 PM KSTP.com By: Kaitlin Stevens
Police are investigating what appears to be a deadly stabbing in North Minneapolis.
Officers were responding to a disturbance call at a house in the 2900 block of Russell Avenue North and discovered a man dead.
It happened just after 3:25 a.m. Sunday.
A second person was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
There are no suspects in custody but police say there is no risk to the public.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Minneapolis Police Department's tip line at 612-692-TIPS.


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CHURUBUSCO — After an electrical cable shorted out near midway carnival rides Thursday night, state inspectors were at Churubusco Town Park to investigate the scene at Turtle Days.
"The inspector said the cable that malfunctioned last night was not connected to any rides and was not in jeopardy of endangering any riders," said Turtle Days Association President Greg Barkley. "The cable was for a light that shines on the rides."
The midway will open as planned. Barkley said the issue was investigated by state inspectors and declared to meet with the standards set by the officials.
Columbia City High School's boys track team honored its seniors at the end-of-the-year dinner. From left, Garrett Vandersaul, Kyle Weigold, Wyatt Larkey, Evan VanHouten and Isaiah Kreider all ran their final seasons as Eagles in 2013.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Post & Mail is seeking photos from your daily activities today!
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Deadline for photos is July 3.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City man who participated in two drug deals this past winter will serve a 12-year sentence at the state level.
Shane Bocskey, 26, pleaded guilty last month to one count of dealing methamphetamine. Bocskey was arrested with Derek Kohut in February after a drug deal at the Walmart parking lot.
Whitley County Circuit Court Judge James Heuer gave Bocskey a 12-year sentence to be served in the Indiana Department of Corrections, with all 12 years to be served.
CHURUBUSCO — A Post & Mail reporter received medical treatment for electric shock Thursday night after an incident at Turtle Days in Churubusco.
Nicole Ott, 22, was at the midway at Churubusco's Town Park at approximately 8:15 p.m., taking photos of the festival, when a bundle of cables underneath a rubber mat allegedly shorted out, causing a spark and brief ignition.
"The doctor said I was lucky I was wearing tennis shoes and not sandals," Ott said. "The sole of my shoes helped slow the conduction of electricity."
COLUMBIA CITY — An opportunity for outside enrichment proved very beneficial for members of the Whitley County Consolidated Schools Board of School Trustees this year.
Three board members attended the National School Board Association Conference in San Diego this spring.
Board President Don Armstrong, Vice-President Tim Bloom and Bill Tucker said they learned a great deal from seeing the success stories of other school districts.


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Love never dies, but it sure took a battering this year! Celebrity couples of every age and stripe dropped like flies in 2011! From long-term unions like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, all the way down to the ones that can be measured in a television season (*cough* Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries *cough*), Hollywood could have used a giant couples' therapy session. There were affairs, secret children, super fights, Twitter drama, ugly court cases and sometimes all of those combined. For these couples it wasn't domestic bliss but domestic blitz! But don't feel bad if you've made the list, guys. Just think of it as a giant singles ad. (You're welcome!)
As the great philosopher Pat Benatar once said, "Love is a battlefield." Check out some of this year's casualties of Cupid in the gallery below. It's truly a star-studded cast, with Marc Anthony and J.Lo, George Clooney and Elisabetta Canalis, Demi and Ashton and oh so many more. Pick up your crazy hearts and try again in '12, folks!
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When Eric Holder said in a speech last week that the President has the authority to order the killing of U.S. citizens abroad, many wondered if the rationale offered by the Attorney General for targeting Americans for non-judicial killing would also apply within the borders of the United States. Testifying at a congressional hearing, FBI Director Robert Mueller (photo) said he did not know and would have to check with others at the U.S. Department of Justice.
"I have to go back. Uh, I'm not certain whether that was addressed or not," Mueller said in response to a question from Rep. Tom Graves (R-Ga.) about whether a legal distinction had been made between targeting here and overseas those U.S. citizens who, government officials believe, are plotting or carrying out deadly terrorist activities against the United States. "I'm going to defer that to others in the Department of Justice," Mueller said in his testimony on March 7, just two days after Holder, in a speech at Northwestern University in Chicago, laid out the administration's three-part test to determine whether a U..S. citizen involved in terrorist activity with al-Qaeda or other organizations may be legally targeted for killing.
"First, the U.S. government has determined, after a thorough and careful review, that the individual poses an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States; second, capture is not feasible; and third, the operation would be conducted in a manner consistent with applicable law of war principles," Holder said.
Last October a U.S. drone strike in Yemen killed Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born Muslim cleric believed to have conspired with "underwear bomber" Farouk Abdulmutallab in the failed attempt to set off an explosion aboard Northwest flight 253 as it was landing in Detroit on Christmas Day, 2009.
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Photo: FBI Director Robert Mueller


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Overall: 1-0-0 (0-0-0 ECAC East); Last Week: 1-0-0
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 6, Potsdam State 2, Worcester, Mass., 10/28
Schedule: Friday, Nov. 2 vs. Salve Regina, Worcester, Mass., 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 3 at Salve Regina, Newport, R.I., 7:00 p.m.
- The Holy Cross women's ice hockey team will return to action with a home-and-home series against ECAC East conference rival Salve Regina on Friday-Saturday, Nov. 2-3. The Crusaders will host the Seahawks on Friday night before traveling to Newport, R.I. on Saturday night.
- Last season, Holy Cross opened the season on the road at Salve Regina and came away with a 3-0 victory. Graduate Stacey Hochkins tallied two goals and one assist to lead the Crusaders. Holy Cross hosted the Seahawks later in the season (1/14) and earned a 6-2 victory in that contest with sophomore Rebecca Fleming (Newton, Mass.) netting a hat trick.
- Salve Regina began its season on Friday, Oct. 26 at Franklin Pierce where they came away with a 13-2 victory. The Seahawks also played host to Potsdam State and won 3-2 on Saturday, Oct. 27. The Crusaders defeated Potsdam State on Sunday, Oct. 28, by a score of 6-2. Senior Rachel Porter leads the team with five points on two goals and three assists. In net, senior Ali Muehlbronner has started both games this season and allowed four goals.
- Senior Caroline English (Dorchester, Mass.) tallied one goal and three assists in the Crusaders' 6-2 victory over Potsdam State (10/28) to lead the team. Fellow classmate Rebecca O'Quinn (Arlington, Mass.) and sophomore Nicole Giannino (Bay Shore, N.Y.) each added two goals in the win. Sophomore Krista Manzanares (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.) received the victory in net for Holy Cross making nine saves to move to 1-0-0 on the season.