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With both President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney hitting the swing state of Ohio hard as Election Day nears, Columbus has been in the national media spotlight. Out on his morning coffee run, CNN's John King tweeted this picture of the digital billboards at the corner of Broad and High:
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The Bank is authorized to make commitments to purchase and sell, and to purchase and sell on terms and conditions determined by the Bank, any obligation which is issued, sold, or guaranteed by a Federal agency. Any Federal agency which is authorized to issue, sell, or guarantee any obligation is authorized to issue or sell such obligations directly to the Bank.
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text: James Bailey kept a safe distance when he snapped this shot of a midget faded rattlesnake in an alcove at Sid's Mountain in the San Rafael Swell over the weekend. Crotalus oreganus concolor is small for a rattlesnake. This one was only a little over a foot long and the markings are fairly prominent, meaning it is a young one. Adults can reach two feet in length. C. concolor probably feels a loss of self-esteem about being called 'midget,' so it has developed what may be the most toxic venom of the Western Rattlesnakes.


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Most, but not all, members of the City Council thinks that an increase in the St. Lawrence County sales tax will help cure Ogdensburgs deep fiscal woes.
At its most recent meeting, the council approved a resolution supporting home-rule legislation that would allow the county to increase the local share of the sales tax from 3 percent to 4 percent.
Our solution would be, if we ever got that sales tax, it would be a tremendous help to the city and the county, said Deputy Mayor Michael D. Morley. By that not being there, it is costing people jobs. The county is desperate for revenue sources.
Ogdensburg, like many north country communities, faces a steep hike in its property tax this year in order to keep city services at their current level.
As council members look for expenses to cut or eliminate, some are seeking help from increased sales tax revenue to combat a proposed 10.5 percent increase
The fact of the matter is, either we have to raise revenue or we have to downsize, said Councilman Wayne L. Ashley. I dont see any reason that well be able to raise more revenue than we have now, unless somehow the property tax is increased.
Councilman William D. Hosmer stood as the lone holdout, choosing not to support home-rule legislation.
I dont believe it is going to help the budget this year, he said. In the future, if they are willing to make the cuts to bring the budget under control and they would provide us a property tax beak, then I would support raising the tax.
Mr. Hosmer argues that the sales tax is just another burden on an over-taxed population.
It could be a good idea if they agreed to lower the property tax, he said. In effect, they just want to add another tax. The price of goods will immediately rise, gas prices will increase and it will hurt families and businesses in the area.
St. Lawrence Countys lower sales tax could be used to its advantage, Mr. Hosmer said.
The county has an advantage to attract business and people because we have a lower tax rate, he said. We need to market that. A low sales tax is a benefit, not a detriment.
In the meantime, Ogdensburg council members will continue to try to untangle next years budget at their next meeting Monday. The meeting will be followed by a budget work session.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
A couple of weeks ago we launched a new web site because our old one was showing its age. It had limited features, both for the reader and for our use, so it was time.
As soon as we launched it we got a lot of calls and emails from people. Most really liked what they saw; a few complained they liked the old one better.
Familiarity is an important factor for human beings. They like order and things to be where they have been, because it seems easier that way. Unfortunately, to move ahead, and to ultimately come up with something better, change is inevitable.
Over my years in managing people in various kinds of organizations, I always found that change was hard. Often changes that were to be implemented benefited the very people who resisted them. But sometimes for those involved it is hard to see the forest for the trees.
That old sites were award winning sites, is true. We took home a number of plaques from the Utah Press Association and even our own company contest at Brehm Communications for the best web sites a few times since 2000. But it was time for a change; we have to keep up with the technology that is available to us and what we can do.
In the next couple of months we will be adding new features to the site that will benefit our readers. First of all we intend on producing some local video that will go on the site and will be replaced often. That video will allow viewers to see things that are going on in the community.
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In the 21st century the Sun Advocate can no longer only be a newspaper. We must be a media source used by many in the community in different ways. And of course all this technology and information provision costs money. Since the web is a free service to anyone with access, we must find a way to finance this endeavor. More and more people are reading our paper on line, so advertising now becomes more important. We have designed these new sites to add pazazz to our advertisers messages. For such products as a viable web site to continue, our advertisers must see value in advertising there.
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PAWTUCKET — Playing a rare Saturday afternoon home game, St. Raphael Academy pushed first-place La Salle Academy to the limit before the Rams' superiority finally manifested itself in the final minute.
The Saints, who had a chance to tie the game with 25 seconds left, came up short in the end, 64-61, as the Rams made their final six points from the free throw line.
St. Raphael Academy, now 3-8 in Division I action, got 23 points off the bench from senior Alcino Aviles-Soares. Forward Graham Lynch hit a pair of huge three-pointers early, ran into foul trouble and finished with 14 points. SRA center Chris Luciano was held to 11 points, and only two baskets under the hoop, where the powerful senior usually cleans up.
La Salle, now 11-1, put four players in double figures. Senior guard Brenden Nigro hit all seven of his free throws, including four in the final minute, to keep the Saints at bay. Sophomore guard Lawrence Sabir netted eight of his 13 points in the second half.
"He's a nice-looking player," SRA coach Tom Sorrentine said of Sabir. "He made a three-pointer near the end of the first half that was really a big basket for them."
St. Raphael, which hadn't played a game in 10 days due to weather issues, fell behind 9-2 before Luciano drained the first of nine SRA threes on the day. Aviles-Soares made another and then Luciano converted a traditional three-point play to bring SRA within 13-11.
In short order, Lynch nailed two treys and Luciano added another for a 22-15 Saints lead with 6:04 left in the first half. On the next La Salle possession, Lynch picked up his third foul and went to the bench for the rest of the half. La Salle went back on top 29-26 in the final minute of the first half. After Aviles-Soares made two free throws, Sabir drained an open three, then raced down the court and blocked a Saints' layup at the buzzer to protect a 32-28 lead for the visitors heading into halftime.
La Salle switched from zone to a man-for-man defense for most of the second half, putting wide-body center Doug Harrison on Luciano, who netted just one basket after intermission. However, Aviles-Soares found plenty of room to operate from the top of the key and collected 16 points in the second half to keep the Saints within striking distance.
"He gives us a little toughness and rebounding that we really need," Sorrentine said. "Alcino had 17 points off the bench against Hope so this is two good games for him recently. I have been using him off the bench … I think we're going to have to start him now."
SRA showed a lot of positives against La Salle.
"We did a good job breaking their press," Sorrentine pointed out. "They normally get a lot of points off their press but we avoided turning the ball over, for the most part. They are the type of team that can take a turnover or long rebound and turn it into quick points. I kept telling our kids 'You have to get back on defense' and I thought we did that pretty well."
La Salle went out to a 40-32 lead early in the second half before Lynch hit a three and Aviles-Soares scored on a deft pass from Holloway. The point guard, who handled most of the press-breaking chores against La Salle, banged down two free throws at the 9:40 mark to bring SRA within 42-39 but the Rams then scored four points in a row.
Aviles-Soares drilled consecutive threes to make it a 46-45 game with 7:11 left on the scoreboard clock. La Salle then got a basket and two free throws from Sabir, who raised his game to another level when things got tight in the second half.
The fearless sophomore added a bucket and two more freebies for a 58-50 lead with three minutes left, seemingly putting an end to SRA's upset hopes. But Lynch canned a three 20 seconds later and then Luciano scored on a well-designed play, taking a pass from the left corner and converting a layup. It was now 58-55 with 1:25 left in the game.
After a missed shot by La Salle, Lynch got fouled and missed the front end of a 1-and-1. La Salle turned the ball over on its next possession and Aviles-Soares answered, driving to the hoop for a basket and a free throw that would have tied the game with 25 seconds left. Alas, the free throw spun off the rim. La Salle then made six straight free throws to counter a driving lineup by Holloway with 10 seconds left and two free throws by the crafty guard with four seconds left.
La Salle left the gym knowing it had dodged a bullet, holding off St. Raphael on a poor-shooting night for the Rams, who scored most of their baskets on aggressive moves to the hoop. The Saints, on the other hand, scored 27 points on threes. Only Aviles-Soares aggressively took the ball inside, refusing to be denied.
"We can take some positives from this game," Sorrentine said. "I'm not exactly sure how many wins we need to make the playoffs. We have to start finishing games. We have to start winning games. The kids know it."
SRA gets another crack at a Division I power on Tuesday evening when it hosts Smithfield, 10-3 and a recent winner over La Salle. The Sentinels smacked SRA 65-50 in Smithfield on Jan. 28.
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There has been a lot of controversy over this 'gun bill,' and it has been chiefly due to misinformation concerning the intent of the bill.
As the law now stands, if you are out in the wild lands hunting or perhaps doing normal ranching activities and the weather turns bad, if you put on your raincoat and cover yourself and weapon, you are in danger of breaking the law. If you get back to the pick-up and throw your jacket over your handgun in the front seat you may be in danger of being arrested for having a concealed weapon. There are instances of people being arrested for "Disturbing the Peace" if they are brandishing a weapon in public. Even exercising your constitutional right to 'carry' can get you in trouble if an officer suspects that there is an imminent threat.
HB076 the Concealed Weapon Carry Amendments would save you from the threat of arrest if you are age 21 or over and have no personal restrictions on your Constitutional Right to carry a weapon and are not acting in a threatening manner.
There is no change at all on the requirements for a Concealed Weapon Carry Permit. Instructions on gun law, training on the proper use of a weapon, and safe practice are still required.
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Pooh Illustrations to Be Auctioned
How many honey pots could a silly old bear fill if he had 100,000 British pounds, or roughly $159,000?
November 10, 2014, Monday
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The Library at Pooh Corner
A reunion with Christopher Robin's stuffed friends.
December 22, 2010, Wednesday
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The Library At Pooh Corner
Belgrade Lakes, Me. EIGHTY-FIVE years ago this Christmas Eve, The London Evening News published a short story about a boy and a bear written by an assistant editor at Punch named A. A. Milne, thus engendering four children's books, a slew of...
December 22, 2010, Wednesday
The Toys Are Us
"Toy Story 3" is a Pixar parable for graying adults, not kids.
June 20, 2010, Sunday
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The producer who acquired licensing rights to the Winnie-the-Pooh works and characters from A. A. Milne has been suing Disney for rights infringement since 1991.
November 16, 2009, Monday
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The Same Pooh Bear, but an Otter Has Arrived
"Return to the Hundred Acre Wood" is the first authorized sequel to the A. A. Milne classic Winnie-the-Pooh books in more than 80 years.
October 5, 2009, Monday
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'Winnie-The-Pooh' Suit Is Dismissed
A longstanding lawsuit involving royalties for the characters of Winnie-the-Pooh and his lovable, lucrative friends from the Hundred Acre Wood was dismissed in federal district court in Los Angeles.
September 30, 2009, Wednesday
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For my sixth birthday, my mother gave me "Now We Are Six" by A.A. Milne.
August 8, 2009, Saturday
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Bluejays' Women's Soccer Falls to Villanova, 2-0
VILLANOVA, Pa. - The Creighton women's soccer team fell to Villanova, 2-0, on Thursday, Oct. 17.
The loss dropped Creighton to 9-5-1 overall and 2-3-1 in BIG EAST play. Villanova moved to 6-6-3 on the season and 3-2-1 in BIG EAST action.
Creighton fell behind early as the Wildcats scored in the fourth minute of play. Villanova's Katie Martin center a ball from 10-yards inside the corner to Emily Damstrom, she quickly sent a crossing shot from right to left to beat Creighton goalkeeper Danielle Rice. It was Damstrom's first goal of the season.
The score remained at 1-0 through halftime, then Damstrom notched another goal early in the second period, converting a corner play in the 55th minute.
Despite allowing two goals, Rice recorded 10 saves in the loss. Villanova's keeper, Jami Kranich, need three saves in her fourth shutout of 2013.
The Bluejays were outshot 16-7 in the match, while each team created six corners.
"We're disappointed with the result today, but it certainly wasn't a lack of effort," said head coach Bruce Erickson. "We lacked composure against a physical team today. We will get better and move on to Sunday."
Creighton returns to the pitch on Sunday, Oct. 20 as the Bluejays battle Georgetown at 12 pm (CT).


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
Underestimating a team that appeared much weaker on paper, the Carbon girls played a tentative first half game that left them in a hole they had to climb out of to secure a win over Juan Diego. The final score of 39-29 doesn't reflect the slow start the Lady Dinos got off to.
Neither team could get it going in the first quarter of play. Juan Diego managed to hit a pair of buckets, while Carbon went 3-4 at the line. That was the only points put on the board by either team.
Juan Diego got rolling a bit in the second and added 12 points to extend their lead to seven at the half. The Dinos only managed two field goals the entire first half of play. Their offense appeared a bit confused as Juan Diego switched back and forth from zone d to man to man.
As the team headed to the locker room, the Carbon coaches huddled for a quick strategy meeting before heading in to regroup the squad. Whatever they said to the team helped. The Dinos came out after the break looking like a different team.
Holding Juan Diego to four points with some aggressive defense, the offense stepped up and put 15 on the board. The Dinos not only erased the deficit, but took a two point lead into the fourth. Keeping up the pressure the squad continued to add to their lead. Frustration began to show in the play of Juan Diego and they were called for a technical when a player slammed the ball after a call.
Julia Potts stepped into the roll of team leader with 20 points and seven rebounds. Megan Garvin helped out with 10 points. "It was an ugly win, but we'll take it," Commented Coach Carlson after the game. "We have to go to Delta on Thursday and that is going to be a tough game."
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As frequent visitors of Wendy's, we have come to know and love their salads. My favorite, the Caesar side salad, has a great taste and an even better price. But often times, I crave a bigger salad that packs the same great taste. So when I heard that Wendy's was reinventing their Garden Sensation Salads, I was thrilled!
Wendy's pioneered the premium salad offering with their Garden Sensations line in 2002. Eight years later, they have introduced four reinvented salads that combine real ingredients and fresh preparation to deliver an unrivaled taste in every bite.
Apple Pecan Chicken Salad – A blend of fresh lettuce and spring mix salad greens, topped with real blue cheese crumbles, U.S. grown, hand-picked Granny Smith and sweet red apple pieces, roasted pecans seasoned with sea salt, cayenne pepper and sugar, dried Ocean Spray cranberries and warm grilled chicken. This salad comes with all natural, preservative-free Pomegranate Vinaigrette dressing.
BLT Cobb Salad – A blend of fresh lettuce and spring mix salad greens, topped with two strips of Applewood Smoked Bacon, freshly chopped tomatoes, real blue cheese crumbles, chopped hard boiled eggs and warm grilled chicken. This salad is served with all natural, preservative-free creamy Avocado Ranch dressing.
Baja Salad – A blend of fresh lettuce and spring mix salad greens, topped with natural cheddar and pepper jack cheeses, guacamole made with Hass avocados, freshly prepared Pico de Gallo, all natural tortilla chips, and Wendy's famous rich and meaty chili. This salad is served with all natural, preservative-free Creamy Red Jalapeno dressing.
Spicy Chicken Caesar Salad – A bed of fresh romaine lettuce topped with vine ripened grape tomatoes, natural shaved Asiago cheese, French bread croutons seasoned with sea salt, black pepper and garlic and Wendy's famous Spicy Chicken. This salad is served with all natural, preservative-free Lemon Garlic Caesar dressing.
Wendy's generously sent me a $10 Gift Card so I could try one of the new Garden Sensations Salads for free. Before we even got to the drive through window, I knew which salad I wanted to try, the Spicy Chicken Caesar. When we pulled up, pictures of the new salads graced the top of the menu and I began to second guess my decision. But, at the last minute, I decided to go with my first choice.
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Shirley Kaplan Painting Exhibition
Exploring the crossover of literary and plastic expression, "Paintings Over Time (Reimagined Moments)" includes paintings, drawings, masks and works that have been used in theatrical productions and cabaret. Shirley Kaplan—painter, director and playwright—has worked extensively in theatre within the United States and Europe. Her paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries, including solo shows at The Stable, Terry Dintenfass and Hacker Gallery in New York City. At Sarah Lawrence College, she is a member of the theatre faculty and co-director and founder of Theatre Outreach.
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OK I had my games wrong as the Road Warriors dropped game 3
not 4. Also if you were not aware the Wheeling Nailers are the ECHL farm team of the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Montreal Canadians. So here courtesy of Andy Zilch of the Greenville Road Warriors is the
game report.
Greenville, SC: The Road Warriors were defeated by the
Wheeling Nailers 3-2 Thursday night, unable to make a comeback after Scott
Arnold scored early in the third period.
Tyler Fernandez gave Wheeling the lead 6:48 when he tipped a
shot past goaltender Jeff Malcolm. Chaz Johnston and Paul Cianfrini were
awarded the assists on the forward's first professional goal of the playoffs.
Justin Vaive tied the game on a 3-on-2 with Andrew Rowe and Michael St. Croix.
With 1:19 left in the period, Wheeling regained the lead when Mike Ratchuk
scored off the faceoff. The period ended with the Road Warriors trailing 2-1.
Wheeling increased their lead to 3-1 5:23 into the second
period when Sahir Gill scored an unassisted shorthanded goal on Malcolm.
Greenville outshot Wheeling 15-11 during the period, but goaltender Mike Condon
held off all their chances. The period ended with the Road Warriors down 3-1.
Arnold cut the Nailers lead to 3-2 just 5:40 into the third
period when snuck a one-timer past Condon with Andrew Yogan and Mike Marcou
tallying the assists. The Road Warriors pulled Malcolm had a 6-on-3 power play
late in the third period, but were unable to capitalize and make another
comeback. Condon finished the game with 46 saves. Malcolm took the loss with 33
The Road Warriors are back in action tomorrow night when
they host Wheeling for Game 5 of the 2014 Kelly Cup Playoffs at 7:00 p.m. The
game can be heard live by clicking on the listen live link on The Road Warriors
homepage or by watching via America One.
How the Baby Rangers did
Jeff Malcolm (2013 UFA) make his 1st career
playoff start stopped 33 out of 36.
Jason Missiaen (2011 UFA) was the backup goalie and DNP
Samuel Noreau (2011 5th) was scoreless on 1 shot
and "even"
Andrew Yogan (2010 4th) had a primary assist for
his 5th assist and 9th overall point which is good for 2nd in team scoring. Yogan was also a -1 on 6 shots
Michael St, Croix (2011 4th) had a secondary
assist for his 6th assist and 8th point which is good for
3rd in team scoring. St. Croix was "even" on 5 shots
Josh Nicholls (2012 UFA) was scoreless on 2 shots and a -2.


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In tough economic times, financial experts often recommend reducing debt as much as possible. For many people, this debt stems from credit cards. The credit card industry has been scrutinized in recent months due to a number of questionable practices, such as dramatic raises in interest rates and reductions in credit limits with little to no notice. To combat these issues, the U.S. government has passed a bill to better protect consumers from actions that they feel are unfair and burdensome. Many hope that these protective measures will better allow consumers to get out of debt.
However, a recent study in Psychological Science highlights how less overt factors may be at least partly to blame for the credit card debt that plagues many people. Classic work by Tversky and Kahneman (1974) has shown that people tend to anchor to arbitrary numbers when making decisions. Additionally, a recent study shows that anchoring is particularly problematic when it comes to credit card statements. In his work, Neil Stewart (2009) gave participants a mock credit card bill that featured a minimum repayment amount or an identical statement with no such repayment amount. He then asked them to state how much of the credit card balance they would pay off.
Stewart found that people anchored to the minimum repayment amount and stated that they would pay less of the credit card balance when compared to people who were not given a repayment amount. From this work, one might conclude that changes to billing practices, particularly the presentation of billing information, may go a long way in reducing mental biases and help consumers get out of debt.
The Real Problem With Creditholders: The Cardholders
Stewart, N. (2009). The Cost of Anchoring on Credit-Card Minimum Repayments.


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May 27th 2014
Historic Park City Main Street Paint Out
Take a stroll down Historic Park City's Main Street to watch art in the making. Read More
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Brolly Arts and Art Access partner to bring together a variety of artists and art organizations to present the "Justice For Some?" project. Read More
With blue skies and warmer temperatures, it seems like spring is right around the corner. For this month's Gallery Stroll, check out the show at Art Access. Read More
From photo's of the Sundance Film Festival when it was still a fledgling project of Robert Redford's at Art Access, to landscapes at Phillips Gallery it's worth braving the cold to go to Gallery Stroll tomorrow. Read More
Don't forget this month's Gallery Stroll is happening on Friday, December 7 from 6 pm to 9pm. As everyone gets in to the holiday spirit, many of the galleries are hosting group shows where you can find one-of-a-kind, locally made gifts for all the people on your list. Read More
Have you ever thought much about the land you live on? Work on? Play on? The upcoming exhibit called Land/Gaze featuring artist Thomas Aaron is open to the public now through Friday November 2 at Nox Contemporary. Opening reception will be on September 21 as part of the Gallery Stroll. Read More
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The Stow'n Go Leash by Ruff Wear is a new leash made to grab and go with everything you need for a walk with your dog. The Stow'n Go Leash comes equipped with the leash, collar and pickup bag dispenser. The leash is ultralight and can be stowed most anywhere: glove box, purse, backpack. It comes with a plush, tricot lined handle and gear loop near the handle that holds the leash's case.
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Oh, no! You're out for the day but forgot your iPhone charging cable at home. The only way anything in your wallet is going to help you now is if you head to the nearest electronics store and pick up an extra Apple phone charger, right?
Not necessarily, if you've got a ChargeCard. Gizmodo and Mashable reported this week on a new product which originally popped up on Kickstarter but has since found enough funding to start shipping some models.
The credit card-shaped Apple accessory works like a USB data cable for iPhone 4 or iPhone 5. But, at the thickness of about three regular credit cards, it conveniently fits in your wallet, so you're likely to have it on you at all times.
For the time being, the makers of the ChargeCard are only starting to ship microUSB and iPhone 4 dock connector models. but they've also got a lightning version for iPhone 5 in the works, as well as models for BlackBerry and Android phones.
We're not saying that the ChargeCard will totally replace your other iPhone chargers. Obviously, it serves quite a different purpose than, say, an iPhone desktop charger. And, unlike your traditional Apple cable charger, which you can use at any outlet, the ChargeCard needs a USB port to work.
But it's still a clever accessory and, at its cheap $25 price tag, it's an iPhone accessory that's totally worth it, even as just a backup way of extending battery life.


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The men's Torrentshell Parka by Patagonia is a parka-length, full-coverage version of Patagonia's best-selling rainwear jacket. The Torrentshell Parka is a no-frills, 2.5-layer H2No waterproof/breathable hard shell for seriously wet weather.
A full-coverage version of Patagonia's popular Torrentshell, the stormproof Parka is made of a 2.5-layer waterproof/breathable H2No barrier and Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. The features add comfort: a roll-down adjustable hood with laminated visor, a 2-way center front zipper and pit zips with storm flaps, self-fabric hook-and-loop cuff closures, a drawcord hem and microfleece-lined neck and chin. The longer length fits easily over a sports coat. Pockets: two external handwarmers, one internal mesh drop-in and a zippered interior that the parka stuffs into.
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The Murder Room: The Heirs of Sherlock Holmes Gather to Solve the World's Most Perplexing Cold Casesby Michael Capuzzo
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The Murder Room is an absolutely riveting story about the history of the Vidocq Society, a group of forensic scientists, cops, FBI agents, etc., that come together to solve unsolvable crimes. I'm not usually a fan of true crime, but The Murder Room is more than that. There are real heroes on these pages, and, once you open it, I dare you to put it down.
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Thrilling, true crime tales from the Vidocq Society — a team of the world's finest forensic investigators whose monthly lunches lead to justice in ice-cold murders.
Three of the greatest detectives in the world were heartsick over the growing tide of unsolved murders. Good friends and sometime rivals William Fleisher, Frank Bender, and Richard Walter decided one day over lunch that something had to be done, and pledged themselves to a grand quest for justice.
The Murder Room draws the reader into a chilling, darkly humorous, awe-inspiring world as the three partners travel far from their Victorian dining room to hunt ruthless killers, among them the grisly murderer of a millionaire's son, a serial killer who carves off faces, and a child killer enjoying fifty years of freedom and dark fantasy.
Acclaimed bestselling author Michael Capuzzo brings true crime realistically and vividly to life in this account of a group of passionate men and women, inspired by their own wounded hearts to make a stand for truth, goodness, and justice in a world gone mad.
"The Murder Room is a gripping page-turner, masterfully drawn and full of truth, dedication, and darkness." Michael Connelly, New York Times bestselling author of Nine Dragons
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"Novelists know to be wary of those slices of reality that are just too outlandish to be transformed into the stuff of fiction. In the superb and tantalizing The Murder Room, Michael Capuzzo dares readers to believe the can-they-really-be-true stories of the heartbreaking cold cases that have been investigated by the forensic dream team that is the legendary Vidocq Society. The once forgotten crimes are horrendous, each bigger-than-life detective more outrageous than the next, and the circuitous paths they take to find long-delayed justice are impossible to forget." Stephen White, New York Times bestselling author
"Some of the most exciting detective work I've ever read." John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted
"The Murder Room is flat-out fantastic. Even better than Close to Shore, which is one of my all-time favorites. Capuzzo's new book treats murder and the investigation of it as not just a science but an art-strange, full of wonder, terrifying, and exhilarating. It is also an odyssey of true crime that lends true grace to the genre." Jeff Leen, Washington Post Pulitzer Prize winner and author of Kings of Cocaine and The Queen of the Ring
"Murder-mystery fans would kill for entry to the Vidocq Society, the Philadelphia-based crime-probing organization Michael Capuzzo describes in The Murder Room. Imagine the thrill of being in the same room with some of the world's most resourceful detectives, coroners, profilers, polygraph experts and forensic artists when they're presented details of a particularly perplexing homicide and challenged to put their formidable minds to solving it. If there's not a movie in the works about this charmed circle of cold-casers, someone is missing the boat." Bookpage
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ROBERT wrote:One qualifier if I may:What we have is a daily repreive based on our spiritual condition:From the book, not opinion-so I am recovered TODAY, because I don't suffer from the mental obsession, the allergy is still there, but the mental obsession has been removed TODAY.
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|Three Hurt in Three-Vehicle Tynecastle Crash
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A three-vehicle accident snarled Tynecastle traffic and caused three injuries late yesterday afternoon. The 3:50pm crash was a multi rear-end collision, starting as 71-year old Frank Anthony Luther failed to slow for traffic turning into a bank just south of the Tynecastle intersection,
striking vehicles driven by Ronn Benedict Perrin, of Merritt, NC, which then struck the vehicle of Michelle Laflin Thornton, 45, of Franklin, NC. Injured in the crash were Mamie Cook Luther, 70, in the first vehicle, Ronn Perrin, 48, in the second, and Ms. Thornton's daughter, Danielle, but the state patrol said that none of the injuries were life-threatening—mostly neck and back pain. The investigating trooper cited Frank Luther with Failure to Reduce Speed in the crash that caused considerable damage to the three vehicles.
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It had been an awesome surprise vacation given to me by my husband and children for Christmas. We had been to Issaquah Washington to see my sister-in-law and her family, and then over to LaGrande Oregon for lots of hugs and snuggles with our grandbabies.
Our day of departure home began like any other departure. We said goodbye with many hugs and a few tears to our daughter and her family and then began our journey home to Roseburg, entering Interstate 84 at approximately 9:30 a.m. The road so far was clear of ice and snow and traffic didn't seem to be too heavy. By the time we were somewhere around the 228 rest area, road conditions were changing as we passed the snow plow that had lifted it's blade for traffic to pass in the slow lane. That left the fast (left hand) lane impassable due to visible ice so traffic slowed some as we all bottle necked into the slow (right hand) lane. With the given road conditions my husband maintained a safe distance of 4-5 car lengths between us and the semi truck we were following and traffic slowed to between 55-60 mph. The only car behind us had passed us before the snow plow, throwing gravel up and leaving a pea sized chip in the windshield of our Jeep. With ice hanging beautifully from the trees I decided to change lenses on my T3i camera in the event I saw something I wanted to photograph which I often do when riding in the passenger seat. I had just changed my lenses and reached in the seat behind me to place my unused lens in the case when I saw a bus bearing down our Jeep fast and I said "Oh my God! That bus is going to hit us!". My husband looked to his rear view mirror and saw the front of the bus rapidly approaching. Adrenaline began to pump through us as we have a semi truck in front of us and a speeding bus behind us. That bus had to be traveling between 70 & 80 mph as we were going 60. Then the bus swerved into the icy fast lane. As his wheels came into contact with the ice, the truck began to fishtail back and forth (right to left )and appeared to try to return to the slow lane but instead slid sideways, hitting the concrete barrier with the nose of the bus and it began sliding toward us, perpendicular to the road. My husband was forced to pick up speed to put distance between us and the out-of-control bus but couldn't lose too much distance between us and the truck in front of us. We feared we would be pushed under the semi and passing it was not an option either. In what appeared to be one motion, the bus spun approximately a 180 degree turn, scarcely missing us and slid nose first through the guardrail. We heard a loud pop as the bus hit the guardrail and hit hard on the front driver side and rolled clockwise to the passenger side of the bus. At this point we lost sight of the bus and I had my cell phone in my hand with 911 on the phone even as the bus was undoubtedly still rolling. Luckily nobody was behind the bus and my husband managed to somehow keep the bus from clipping our Jeep.
The first safe place to stop was the weigh scales a couple hundred feet ahead and as we followed the semi into the closed weigh station. The driver of the semi jumped out and was trying to get the lady in scale shack to call for help. We indicated we had 911 on the line. The truck driver got in his truck and left. The woman at the weigh scales, an employee from Department of Transportation spoke with us briefly and it was decided she should take her vehicle down to flag traffic until police arrived. We waited a half hour before deciding to go ahead and leave as 911 dispatch had our contact information. It appeared by the amber lights we saw, that the snow plow had caught up to the crash sight and had stopped but we still did not see any emergency vehicle lights. As we prepared to leave the scales, a red SUV skid off the road and into the scales in front of us, hitting a reflector post. We asked if she was alright and she said "Yah but I think I hit something". We told her "Yes. Ice. Probably should slow down a little". Informed her of the bus off the road and she was unaware she had even passed the crash only a couple hundred feet back.
It was a melancholy ride home and it would be 10 hours between the time we called 911 and the time we arrived home that night. Still we had not heard anything from the police and we knew we were the only witnesses to give them answers even though they had already given a press release. My husband called the Pendleton dispatch and only then did we receive a call from a state policeman to give our account of what really happened on I-84. We know those victims and their families want answers. On Friday, my husband again called dispatch as other than the initial police officer, we still had not heard from an investigator. We gave permission to give our phone number out and within minutes an attorney for some of the victims called us. He didn't even know there were any eye witnesses. How does something that important get over looked? The attorney from British Columbia who is also licensed to practice in the United States traveled to Roseburg on Saturday after spending all day Friday at the crash site, to meet with us and to get a sworn statement. We felt a huge load lifted from our shoulders. As we have relived that horrible sight over and over, we can only imagine the horror the surviving victims and their families must be living. They deserve to know what really happened on that icy stretch of pavement on Interstate 84. We pray that our testimony can bring them some answers and some closure. My husband and I thank God daily for protecting us and sparing us from the horrific sight of seeing what was left just over the canyon. Our hearts are heavy for those who were on that bus.
I leave you with this one thought. "Every decision we make is going to affect someone. It may only be us, it may be many. Every choice has consequences; some good, some bad and some indifferent. No one is exempt. We must think of how our choices will affect us and those around us."
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An independent game designer greeted with celebrity status, Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh) is on the run from a deadly assassin, who may or may not have damaged her game with a virus. The only way for her to find out is to delve into the world of the game itself. When she and an ambitious marketing trainee, Ted Pikul (Jude Law) plug in, the lines between worlds begin to blur. When everything that distinguishes reality from the game world (and vice-versa) begins to crumble around them, each is faced with an alarming choice: which is preferable, the real world or the virtual one?
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Listen here all you denizens of the delta, the Western Sahara powerhouse Tinariwen will take to the stage this Monday, November the 7th at House of Blues. Hailed as one of the most prominent contemporary acts today, Tinariwen truly exemplifies the blues through their songs of struggle and strife.
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All of these men are of the generation that grew up with Tecmo Super Bowl, one of the greatest sports video games of all time. "That was the first game I think most athletes played," Ward said, "was Tecmo Bowl."
ESPN and NFL Films this week broadcast an outstanding look at the subculture helping keep Tecmo Super Bowl alive in modern times. The documentary centered on the Tecmo Madison tournament, the undisputed world championship of the 21-year-old video game, and outstanding characters like the Vogt brothers, the enigmatic champion Sobhi Youssef, and Chet and Josh Hozlbauer, organizers of the event.
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I contacted NFL Films and ESPN by phone and didn't get any word on when or if this particular feature would air again. Update: Commenter Jikkle00 says it will air Friday at 4:30 p.m. EDT and Saturday at 1:30 p.m. EDT on the NFL Network.
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The only way to reinstall an app is by deleting the app and all it's data and then installing again. Unless you have a way to export/copy the data (for example: in app export/import, iTunes file transfer, DropBox/iCloud sync etc).
I would try to do a full backup and restore of the device to see if that fixes it for you (I don't know if all tricks known to man included this).
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