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Because Ronald Reagan granted amnesty to three million mostly Hispanic immigrants in 1986, Republicans feel all but compelled to grant amnesty 11 million such immigrants in 2013.
When asked why Republicans are more open to pursuing "a pathway to citizenship" today than they were just a few years back, John McCain offered a reply that is refreshing for its frankness: "Elections. Elections." The Republican senator from Arizona, former presidential candidate, and longtime supporter of amnesty explained: "The Republican Party is losing the support of Hispanic citizens."
Numerous polls have indicated that McCain's assessment is flat out wrong, that "Hispanic citizens" — i.e., those Hispanics that are here legally — are about as opposed to illegal immigration as is the average American. Such polls shouldn't be necessary, though, to see that amnesty does not promise to be a winning ticket for the GOP. There is one simple fact that should make this plain: The GOP remains chronically unpopular among Hispanics in spite of the fact that it was a Republican president who granted the one and only amnesty for Hispanic immigrants that this country has had.
But if it isn't their resistance to amnesty, it may be asked, then why do Hispanics continue to vote overwhelmingly for Democrats?
To answer this question, we need to do something that few politicians from either party are willing to do: speak truthfully. And the truth is this: The reason that Hispanics, along with blacks and Asians, vote in massive numbers for Democrats has everything to do with racial politics.
Everyone knows this. Few people are willing to say it.
There aren't many things in American politics capable of commanding a trans-racial consensus. That the Democratic Party is the party of entitlements, though, is something that is recognized by Americans of all colors and creeds. And let's face it: A growing number of Americans, of all races, find the offer of something for nothing irresistible.
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On Monday evening, the town council in Nelson, Georgia, located about 50 miles north of Atlanta, passed its Family Protection Ordinance requiring the head of every household to own a gun and the ammunition to feed it. It exempts felons and those with certain disabilities, and it comes without penalties for noncompliance. It was passed to make a statement to local criminals scoping out the place, as well as to government officials looking to push federal restrictions on gun ownership.
When the ordinance was first considered back in March, Nelson was a sleepy little bedroom community famed only for being the birthplace of Claude Akins and not much else. Since then it has become the center of attention in the great gun wars of 2013. Jackie Jarrett, a Nelson city councilman, told AP writer Kate Brumback, "It has really surprised me that we've gotten so much attention, especially since this isn't affecting the world. It's just a small town thing." Duane Cronic, the councilman who proposed the ordinance which was passed unanimously, said he likened the measure to putting up a security sign in the front yard:
Some people have security systems and some people don't, but they put up those signs anyway. I really felt like this ordinance was a security sign for our city. Basically it was a deterrent ordinance to tell potential criminals they might want to go on down the road.
The mayor of Nelson, Mike Haviland, said that their new law "bumps up against the national issue on guns," and expresses the feelings of many of the town's 1,314 residents. One whose feelings weren't expressed in the law, Lamar Kellett, said passing such a law was pointless: "People who want a gun probably already have one. There's been no violent crime in Nelson in the past 10 years, so how are you going to improve [on that]?"
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(Note: OpenSuSE fills the need for the majority of users.)
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- First off you'll need to have a working CD burner under in your current OS and about 700MB of free space.
- Next download everything from ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/current. Under linux it is as easy as: wget -r ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/current/.
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NEWPORT CITY- A civil lawsuit filed by Supermedia LLC versus Four Green Thumbs Inc. (Spates the Florist) is tentatively set for trial on December 5th. The lawsuit involves non payment of advertising services performed by Idearc Media, predecessor to Supermedia.
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Autumn is the season of back to school and Rocky Mountain Power wants to remind parents, teachers and students of its electrical safety educational information available free online. A variety of materials and resources for grades K-9 are available for use in home or school settings to teach the importance of safe practices when using electricity and when electrical equipment is nearby.
Rocky Mountain Power has reinforced its commitment to electrical safety education by offering a specialized curriculum to hundreds of schools in Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. This curriculum includes grade-appropriate electrical safety information, teacher lesson plans, videos, interactive games and science projects. There also is a special teachers-only section for educators within Rocky Mountain Power's service area.
"By utilizing our free electrical safety curriculum in their lessons, teachers can reinforce safety messages being taught at home by parents, and help fill the void where this isn't occurring, in order to keep all students safe," said Mike Felice, Rocky Mountain Power's safety director. "It's important to teach children that even momentary contact with power lines and other electrical equipment can be deadly. Working together, we can help children understand how to avoid potential electrical hazards."
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This article describes how to change the source for a client computer from an updated administrative installation point to a Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office 2003 Service Pack 3 (SP3) administrative installation point.
A popular method to deploy and maintain Microsoft Office in an organization is by using an administrative installation point. In this scenario, updating the administrative installation point and performing a recaching reinstallation of Office on client computers is usually the most efficient method of updating client computers.
The recaching reinstallation method replaces the cached .msi file on the client computer and updates all Office files as required. New client computers that are installed by using the updated administrative image automatically receive the newer version of the .msi file. That is, you do not have to chain updates to the core installation of Office.
If an administrator wants to use Microsoft Update (MU), Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) 2.0, or Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 Inventory Tool for Microsoft Updates (ITMU), the administrative installation point must be an original baseline source without any updates or hotfixes applied. Or, you must update the administrative installation point to Office 2003 Service Pack 3 (SP3) and recache the client computers.
Starting with Office 2003 SP3, all minor updates that have been released are full-file administrative software updates. Therefore, MU and WSUS can correctly detect and deploy software updates to client computers that use administrative installation points that have been updated to Office SP3.
Because binary client software updates were created for versions of Office 2003 that are earlier than Office 2003 SP3, the only supported recommendation for pre-Office 2003 SP3 administrative installation points is an installation source that is at an original baseline source or that has been updated to Office 2003 SP3
If you have to add, to modify, or to remove a transform, you must remove the current installation before you deploy a fresh installation with the new transform from an original baseline source or from an Office 2003 administrative installation point that has been updated to Office 2003 SP3.
Additionally, you must remove the current installation and then deploy a fresh installation from an original baseline source or from an Office 2003 administrative installation point that has been updated to Office SP3 if all the conditions are true:
Note If you want to update an Office 2003 administrative installation point to Office 2003 SP3, review the "How to update to an administrative installation point with Office 2003 SP3" section.
How to change to an original baseline source
How to update to an administrative installation point with Office 2003 SP3
For more information about how to update an Office 2003 installation, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2003/HA011525741033.aspxFor more information about how to use an Office administration installation point with Microsoft Update or with Windows Server Update Services, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/903773/ )No appropriate Microsoft Office updates are displayed when you use Microsoft Update or Windows Server Update Services
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Attorney Gloria Allred and client Natalie Khawam conduct a press... NachrichtenfotoAnwalt,Gloria Allred,Horizontal,Kunde,Politik,Pressekonferenz,Regierung,Ritz Carlton Hotel,USA,Vertikal,Washington DCPhotographer PAUL J. RICHARDSCollection: AFP 2012 AFPAttorney Gloria Allred and client Natalie Khawam(L) conduct a press conference November 20, 2012, at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Washington, DC. Khawam is the twin sister of Tampa socialite Jill Kelley and wanted to correct misconceptions about her sister and her relationship with General David Petraeus and his wife Holly. AFP Photo/Paul J. Richards (Photo credit should read PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images)


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Senior #22 Denver Traxtle and sophomore #11 Spencer Traxtle, have been playing sports together since they could catch a ball. This year is Denver's last year playing on the same team with his little brother and they haven't got as much recognition as they should be getting. kval, will you please put their games on your high school game day?
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16 U.S. Code § 459e - Fire Island National Seashore
(a) Purposes; authorization for establishment
For the purpose of conserving and preserving for the use of future generations certain relatively unspoiled and undeveloped beaches, dunes, and other natural features within Suffolk County, New York, which possess high values to the Nation as examples of unspoiled areas of great natural beauty in close proximity to large concentrations of urban population, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to establish an area to be known as the "Fire Island National Seashore".
(b) Boundaries
The boundaries of the national seashore shall extend from the easterly boundary of the main unit of Robert Moses State Park eastward to Moriches Inlet and shall include not only Fire Island proper, but also such islands and marshlands in the Great South Bay, Bellport Bay, and Moriches Bay adjacent to Fire Island as Sexton Island, West Island, Hollins Island, Ridge Island, Pelican Island, Pattersquash Island, and Reeves Island and such other small and adjacent islands, marshlands, and wetlands as would lend themselves to contiguity and reasonable administration within the national seashore and, in addition, the waters surrounding said area to distances of one thousand feet in the Atlantic Ocean and up to four thousand feet in Great South Bay and Moriches Bay and, in addition, mainland terminal and headquarters sites, not to exceed a total of twelve acres, on the Patchogue River within Suffolk County, New York, all as delineated on a map identified as "Fire Island National Seashore", numbered OGP–0004, dated May 1978. The Secretary shall publish said map in the Federal Register, and it may also be examined in the offices of the Department of the Interior.
Source(Pub. L. 88–587, § 1,Sept. 11, 1964, 78 Stat. 928; Pub. L. 95–625, title III, § 322(a),Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3488.)
1978—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 95–625inserted "the main unit of" before "Robert Moses State Park", included in the boundaries the mainland terminal and headquarters sites, not to exceed a total of twelve acres, on the Patchogue River within Suffolk County, New York, and substituted map numbered OGP—0004, dated May 1978 for OGP—0002, dated June 1964 and requirement of publishing the map in the Federal Register for prior provision for filing the map with the Federal Register.
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Pub. L. 98–482, § 1,Oct. 17, 1984, 98 Stat. 2255, provided: "That this Act [amending sections 459e–1 and 459e–2 of this title] may be cited as the 'Fire Island National Seashore Amendments Act of 1984'."
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A warming gift
A warming gift
Hoxsie School students made 600 scarves for the students of Sandy Hook School as a gesture of their concern and warm thoughts under a program initiated by 5th grade teacher Kathy Curtis. A cousin of Curtis' is the granddaughter of a Sandy Hook student, who fortunately was not hurt in the school shooting. Curtis praised the generosity of the school community that raised $500, which was supplemented with a Feinstein contribution, to buy material for the scarves. Seen here with the scarves they made is the 6th grade class of Susan Houle.
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Most of Central Florida has seen a wetter than normal spring.
April is typically the driest month of the year in the Orlando area, but this year it will likely rank among the top 10 wettest Aprils for Melbourne.
As of midnight Monday, Melbourne reported 5.7 inches of rain this month, 3.63 inches more than average.
Orlando comes in about a half-inch above normal, reporting 2.61 inches.
Daytona Beach set a record Monday by picking up 1.3 inches of rain, putting its monthly total higher than average.
The above average totals are due to higher moisture levels this spring over the Atlantic and Caribbean. As fronts have tracked into Central Florida, southerly winds ahead of those systems have tapped into that moisture, creating wetter than normal conditions.
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OFA secured key rebound victories on the diamond while the OFA Girls and Boys Lacrosse teams were denied by Northern Conference leaders in Mondays action.
The Blue Devil baseball squad (1-1) blanked Canton 11-0 in its home opener bouncing back from a loss at Malone in its season-opener. The Lady Devils (2-1) also bounced back from a loss to Malone downing Canton 7-3 in their first road game.
In lacrosse action, the OFA Girls (1-3) were turned back by Potsdam (4-0) 6-5 and the OFA Boys (1-4) fell to Salmon River (6-0) 15-4.
Breton LaRose struck out seven and allowed two hits in four innings and Alex Farrell secured a save allowing just one hit and striking out three tossing three scoreless innings in relief as OFA Coach Tom Pinkerton picked up a victory in his first home game.
The Devils broke loose for four runs in the fourth inning and four in the fifth against a very young Canton squad sparked by Zach Sharpe who lined two singles and a double to drive in five runs and scored three times from the ninth spot in the batting order.
Breton LaRose threw very hard today and his curveball also looked very good. He is such a great competitor, said Pinkerton.
Alex Farrell is a very valuable relief pitcher and Zach Sharpe had a great day at the plate.
Andrew Cole singled and doubled for the Devils and Konnor Murdock (RBI) doubled and saved the shutout on defense by charging a bunt from thirdbase and tagging out the runner going towards home plate.
Singles in the OFA cause came from Kinnon LaRose, Chandler Barney, Farrell, Seth Pinkerton and DaKota Brady. Bryant Wentworth, starting pitcher Alex Hayes, Nathan Holmes and Daven Foote singled for Canton.
OFA JVs 6 - Tupper Lake 1: Jordan Miller struck out 14 in a three-hitter as the Devils stayed undefeated on the early season. The Devils, who scored four times in the fourth inning, were led offensively by a double and a single by Jake Sias and two singles by Nick Sweeney and Josh Carroll. Sebastian Quintilliani added a single.
CANTON - OFA (2-1 NAC Central) capitalized on four Canton errors and bunched three runs in the fourth inning and four in the sixth inning to drop Canton to 1-1 in the NAC Central in a 7-3 decision.
Brittany Barr struck out nine and allowed just one earned run pitching the victory while the Canton combination of Emma Rexford and Beth Pearson allowed four earned runs and combined for nine strikeouts.
Felicia Barr singled and doubled for OFA and Shannon Tooley singled and scored twice. Brittany Barr and Riley Luckie singled while Kaeli Mace singled twice and scored two runs for Canton. Pearson stroked a two-run single in the sixth inning for Canton.
POTSDAM - OFA didnt get a much-needed win at Potsdam but according to Coach Lauren Morley the Lady Devils definitely noted a turnabout in the 6-5 decisiom.
I told the girls they shouldnt be disappointed. We definitely turned things around, especially defensively. Nicole Hammond moved back into the defense and just did a great job, especially in terms of clearing the ball and running it upfield said Morley.
This was a low scoring game but it was very well played. Potsdam shows great hustle all of the time.
Mikayla Cole tallied four goals for the Stoners and Annette Rishe tallied two goals with one assist.
Nikki Holmes scored three goals for OFA and Kaitlin Sheppard tallied two goals with one assist. Nicole Hammond and Mackenzie Comeau each passed out an assist.
OFAs Erica Chase and Potsdams Kaitlin Bloom each collected 10 saves in goal.
FORT COVINGTON - Salmon River continued to record one-sided wins atop the NAC standings breaking away from an 8-4 halftime lead to a 16-5 win.
But not before OFA created some positives of their own according to Coach Matt Morley.
Compared to our game against Potsdam we did a much better job clearing from defense end and getting into our offense, said OFA Coach Matt Morley. And we did some nice stuff creating some chances.
Salmon Rivers offense featured seven goals and one assist from Skye Thomas and eight assists from Kyle Lewis. Kason Tarbell followed with three goals.
Nate Peo, Nick Perrigo (1 assists), Andrew Roddy (1 assist) and Austin Putman all scored single goals for OFA and Jake Garrison and Jordan McCormick each passed out one assist.
Spencer Lawrence collected 11 saves for OFA and Taz Oakes and Kobi Johnson each stopped four shots in the Salmon River goal.
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MADRID Whether for work or for play, trucking is in some peoples blood.
Members of the Northern New York and Ontario chapters of the Antique Truck Club of America returned to the United States for the ninth annual Francis E. Welsh Border Show, held from Friday to Sunday.
The show alternates between Ontario and St. Lawrence County from year to year. This year, it was held at the St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum in Madrid for the first time. Previously, American shows were held in Massena.
The new location provided more space for the show and more room for campers and RVs.
Truck enthusiasts came from as far away as Binghamton to participate in the show. Over 55 trucks were shown at the event. Small antiques from automobiles earliest days were displayed alongside full-sized tractor-trailers.
Its a lot of fun to get your toys out to play, said Michael C. Caskinette, president of the Northern Empire State chapter of the Antique Truck Club of America.
One of the highlights of the event was a bright red Ford Model AA fire truck that was purchased by the Waddington Fire Department in 1928 and kept in good condition ever since.
For many people, trucks are both a hobby and a source of employment.
I grew up with trucks, said Daniel W. Van Winkle, Massena, who used to drive for a living.
Now Mr. Van Winkle shows off his antique tractor-trailers as a hobby. I dont drive anymore, so it satisfies an itch, he said.
Many of the clubs members also brought their trucks to the national meeting in Pennsylvania earlier this summer, where over 600 trucks were on display.
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Its interesting, Mr. Tackaberry said. You meet some nice people, and its fun.
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2012. Mexico/Guatemala. Written and directed by Mercedes Moncada Rodríguez. In the vein of Chris Marker's finest essay films, Moncada Rodríguez's Magic Words is both sweeping and deeply personal, exploring 40 years of Nicaraguan history with a voice that is equally erudite, poetic, and indignant. Tracing the fraught Sandinista revolution throughout the 1980s and its aftermath, Moncada examines the impact of grand ideologies, politics, and lingering memories on communities and individuals, in many ways still left raw and reeling. To echo a quote from Marker's Sans Soleil, Moncada seems to demand: "Who says that time heals all wounds?" In Spanish; English subtitles. 82 min.
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Today, countless football fans will switch on their televisions, view Super Bowl XLVII, and pick apart every dropped pass, missed tackle or flubbed snap.
Steve Urbaniak will be watching, too. But he will be looking for every torn jersey, busted chinstrap or missing Gatorade bottle.
Urbaniak, a 1994 graduate of Lowville Academy, is the head equipment manager for the San Francisco 49ers, who are playing the Baltimore Ravens in annually the biggest television event of the year. In his 14th season with the 49ers, Urbaniak has stressed to his staff how the Super Bowl can magnify the smallest detail.
Everyone in the world is watching, said Urbaniak pausing for effect after everyone and world.
Thats what I keep telling my guys. You have to be very detailed with it. People will see everything. Every stitch in the jerseys.
In the days leading up to the Super Bowl, Urbaniak and his six-person staff two full-timers and four interns have worked 16-hour-plus days to make sure the players and coaches are as prepared as possible for the biggest game of their lives.
While equipment manager conjures images of people picking up dirty laundry, Urbaniak and his staff are responsible for so much more. Equipment staffs do everything from operating the game clock to helping run coaching drills, to acting as a middle man between a player and his equipment sponsor. Urbaniak and his staff stock food and drink for coaches, make sure the radio in the quarterbacks helmet is operational, and work the down-and-distance chains.
Were like a concierge service, said Urbaniak, talking from his office a week ago as his washing machines buzzed in the background. We do everything in practice for them, to help them do what they need to do. We help them with the drills, keep the players and coaches moving on to the next drill. Here at home, we make sure the toiletries are stocked. Packing-wise, we make sure each guy has what he wants, if he wants certain socks, certain shoes.
Urbaniak, 37, is working his first Super Bowl as head equipment manager, but hes a veteran of big-game operations. Since his arrival as an assistant in 1999, he has watched the NFL expand in virtually every way.
Its grown a lot, he said. When I first started, the offseasons were true offseasons. Now, its 12 months all year. The responsibilities have become more, the staffs have grown bigger, the coaching staffs have grown bigger. So theres more uniforms, more equipment.
And although his jack-of-all-trades job definition includes making airline arrangements and typing up locker room nameplates, laundry is never far away. Uniforms are the most time-consuming task. Urbaniak is required to know every players preferences, from shoes to helmet.
The biggest one is their jersey and pants, he said. Shoes, some want specific styles or colors, but the jerseys and pants are the big ones. The pants, you have to make sure theyre the right length if they want elastic in it, so they dont have to tuck it in. The sleeve lengths, defensive linemen want a real tight jersey, so offensive linemen cant grab them.
Urbaniaks staff makes the jerseys and he requires that every person on the staff knows how to sew.
This is actually Urbaniaks second Super Bowl. The former Lowville split end, who started his equipment managing career after a freak knee injury forced the end of his punting career at East Carolina University, worked Super Bowl XXXIII in Miami. Urbaniak told the Times in 1999 that during the game, as an intern with the Miami Dolphins, he spent the entire time in a room guarding game balls while the Broncos defeated the Falcons. Shortly after that, he won a job as an assistant with the 49ers.
I was interviewed by Bill Walsh, said Urbaniak of the Hall of Fame coach. That was kind of intimidating, sitting down with Bill Walsh.
By then, Urbaniak was certain that this is what he wanted to do with his life. The job appealed to him immediately, mostly because it rewarded attention to detail, a trait that Urbaniak values.
(My) mom will tell you I spent hours organizing my baseball cards, he said.
For Urbaniak, the 80-hour weeks and the pressure of a 16-game, one-game-a-week season are worth it because of the payoff in his job.
(I like) having to be really organized and efficient with everything, he said. And problem-solving. I love problem-solving. Theres a finished product that you can see that you did that. I like having a finished product.
And Urbaniak has seen equipment decisions affect plays in the game.
Unlike basketball, hockey and baseball, where there are so many games, in football there is only one a week, he said. One game can be the difference. It can be the difference on whether you make the playoffs.
Equipment mishaps have played a part in past Super Bowls. During the 1992 game, when the Bills played the Redskins, Buffalo running back Thurman Thomas famously misplaced his helmet and missed the first two offensive plays for the Bills, who went on to lose the game.
We had that happen this year, a guy just put (his helmet) in a different place, he said. It happens. You just run around until its problem solved. It goes back to problem-solving.
Today, Urbaniak will be problem-solving on that same massive stage, looking to make sure that a players wardrobe malfunction doesnt cost his team.
His parents, Tony and Linda, will be watching in the Superdome in New Orleans, having flown down on Wednesday. His wife, Lindsey, wont be in attendance as she is expecting the couples first child in a few weeks.
And, when fans turn on the game to watch, maybe theyll see Urbaniak, who grew up a Giants fan, on the sidelines, adjusting a players facemask or playing catch with a player.
Hopefully, Im smiling, he said. And Ill take a few moments to take it all in.
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Nobody play the new Quake Live Maps....
Plz bring Ra3 Map 11 Arena 2,Dm6++ and all other Ra3 Maps!!!!!!!
They are allready implemented ^^, but you dont get them all at once with the new map pool system. If you go premium you can play them.
all ra3 maps are not released, nor is Dm6++ even with premium/pro if you goto start a match demo (if it still exists) you should see all ql maps (some maps dont show for all modes...)
You have also to consider that TDM gets more love from its players, not from id. The new tdm map Arcane Citadel was made by Yellack, a mapper whos also responsible for Purgatory and Limbus, two of the main maps played. So, I wouldnt say id cares more about tdm, tdm player care about tdm.
Egoist and elitist junkies who socialized on wcp9 (I love the map btw, so it's not about that) won't change but newcomers would if they could have an opportunity and time to learn the game. The problem is that if they won't get kicked and flamed because their ping or skill (no this was not a joke sadly, but a real thing), they will surely get destroyed verbally and banned right at the moment when they vote a non-desired map. The hostile and rude behavior of some group/individuals is what's killing our loved game and not the "map-problem" imo.
People can find an other game in 10 seconds, and they will simply never come back if their early experience feels like a colonoscopy, (let alone recommending the game to their friends.)
So no, the new maps (including yours) are nice to have and thanks for those=)
CTF would have been much more played if id had added cp9, cp17, cp18 and cp22 when the game was released. At that time id chose to put all their effort into getting some classic duel maps instead.
In-house maps (from idsoftware/syncerror, not the community) don't matter as much as classic maps in any mod. Fact is the vast majority of activity in all mods is in classic maps.
And it is true that the current community mappers like tdm more than ctf, no contest, and that the maps from cityy, yellack and akm are all awesome. Thing is if there's no current q3 ctf maps going to be added then love should come from adding classics, especially considering the ztn/aerowalk of ctf is still not in the game after 5 years.


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Emery Telcom is giving a total of $11,000 in scholarship money to help local high school graduates pursue higher education.
This past week, the local telecommunications provider announced at various schools, the winners of the $1,000 tuition/books college scholarship awards. The recipients include Alexis Avery of Helper; Jana Burrows of Price; Janet Lowe of East Carbon; Savannah Black of Green River; Casey Murray of Castle Dale; Amber Brasher of Cleveland; Westin Kash Winn of Ferron; Doralie Wright from Orangeville; Mandi Weihing of Huntington; and Dereck Del Brotherson of Elmo.
Emery Telcom also presented Whitni Erickson, who represents the at-large community, a scholarship award.
"We look forward to this event every year," said Greg Killpack, CEO and general manager. "It's an opportunity to recognize the youth for their hard work, and lend a helping hand to those who endeavor to earn a college degree."
In addition, Emery Telcom helped Jerica Jensen capture a $1,000 scholarship from the Foundation for Rural Education and Development (FRED). FRED is the philanthropic arm of OPASTCO, a national organization of which Emery Telcom is a member.
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La Sierra's English department is holding its annual scholarship contest for high school students and hopes to lure more competitors.
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A group of Australian academics, unionists, politicians, and others have urged the US to "stop interfering in Venezuela's domestic affairs". More than 70 prominent Australian progressives issued an open letter to US President Barack Obama condemning US sanctions against Venezuela on April 9.
The letter, initiated by the Venezuelan Solidarity Campaign in Melbourne, is printed below. The letter was handed to US consulates in Sydney and Melbourne on April 10.
No more coups! No more interventions! Repeal the Executive Order!
Dear Mr President,
We, the undersigned individuals and organisations, reject your March 9 declaration deeming Venezuela as an "unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States".
We also oppose the sanctions your administration has placed on a number of Venezuelan state officials and call for the immediate repeal of your Executive Order on Venezuela.
The reality is that Venezuela today is not at war with any nation, nor does it have military bases outside its borders. In fact, Venezuela is helping to mediate an end to the war in Colombia and has constantly championed peace in the region.


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OGDENSBURG The city and the Ogdensburg Police Departments Supervisory Unit plan to sign a new three-year contract within the week.
The contract with the departments management employees was approved by City Council Monday. City Manager John M. Pinkerton said the updated contract includes healthy give-and-take.
Both sides have signed the tentative agreement, Mr. Pinkerton said. Now well just put the contract together and sign it and well be done.
The previous contract expired at the end of 2013.
The recently approved contract has a number of changes, including 2 percent cost-of-living adjustments for 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Health insurance deductibles have been raised from $150 for a single person to $400, and from $300 for a family to $600.
Mr. Pinkerton also said an effort was made in the new contract to reduce overtime use.
We reduced the amount of block time that a person could take for vacation because it creates overtime, he said.
Instead of being able to claim three weeks of vacation time in a year a week at a time, regardless of whether it creates the need for overtime, officers can claim an accrued 120 hours of vacation time only if it wont cause overtime pay for others.
The new contract also includes longevity bonuses for officers who stay with the department. Bonuses start at $100 for six years and go up to $800 for 20 years or more.
Another change from prior years allows officers to use sick time for the illness of their significant other or their children if they have lived together for more than 12 months.
The Supervisory Unit includes lieutenants and sergeants for a total of seven members, Mr. Pinkerton said.
I thought it was equitable both ways, Mr. Pinkerton said.
Ogdensburg police Lt. Harry J. McCarthy could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
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After three days of debate, the United States Senate approved the D.C. Voting Rights Act of 2009 by a margin of 61 to 37 votes on Feb. 26.
The measure, Senate Bill 160, would increase the number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives from 435 to 437, adding one for the District of Columbia and one for Utah.
Utah is the next state in line to receive an additional U.S. House seat based on 2000 census figures.
On Thursday, Joe Lieberman of Connecticut and Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah hailed the historic, bipartisan vote. The legislation was introduced by Lieberman and Hatch in the Senate and District of Columbia delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton in the U.S. House on the first day of the 111th Congress.
"This is a moment of joy and progress," commented Lieberman. "Finally, the citizens who live in the capital of the free world will have the right to exercise the most basic freedom - the right to choose who governs them. This historic vote is another step on our long march to make our democracy ever more inclusive. I thank my friend, Sen. Hatch, for his principled and steadfast support of this bill. His commitment to join in this historic change puts him up there with other great Republican senators like Everett Dirksen, who worked with Democratic President Lyndon Johnson to pass the Voting Rights Act of 1964. I also want to thank Sen. Reid for his unwavering support and assistance in passing this bill."
Lieberman serves as Homeland Security and governmental affairs committee chairman.
"Participating in the election of those who govern us is at the heart of our American system of self-government. It is a right for which generations of Americans have fought and died to preserve. So I'm pleased with the passage of this historic legislation that will ensure that my home state of Utah and residents of the District of Columbia get the representation in the House that they require and richly deserve. And I commend my esteemed colleague, Sen. Lieberman, for his leadership and foresight on this issue," noted Hatch.
The U.S. House's judiciary committee reported out a similar bill last Wednesday. The full House is expected to vote on the measure and pass similar legislation in the immediate future.
Following the U.S. House of Representatives vote, the two versions of the act will have to be reconciled, according to the federal officials.
Republican and Democratic co-sponsors of S-160 included the following U.S. senators:
Tom Carper of Delaware.
Chris Dodd of Connecticut.
Richard Durbin of Illinois.
Russell Feingold of Wisconsin.
Edward Kennedy and John Kerry of Massachusetts.
Mary Landrieu of Louisiana.
Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey.
Patrick Leahy and Bernard Sanders of Vermont.
Carl Levin of Michigan.
Claire McCaskill of Missouri.
Barbara Mikulski of Maryland.
George Voinovich of Ohio.
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Tyler Kelly broke out in a big way in 2012. He batted .346, walked 55 times, and had a .460 OBP in 263 at-bats at Frederick.
Kelly has always been old for his league but when his stellar play at Frederick forced the Orioles to move him up to Bowie, his age finally become much less of a factor.
He slowed down slightly when he reached Bowie, but Kelly still hit .308 and walked 21 times in 172 at-bats with the Baysox.
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Education: Bachelor of Music Education from Tokyo Gakugei University; Master of Music from Morehead State; Doctor of Musical Arts from Slovak National Academy of Music and Performing Arts
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Why I like working at Northwestern State: My professional interest has always been music as a means of two-way communication, expression and appreciation. As a teacher, I try my best to help students to see the music beyond notes and rhythms and help them to express what they feel with sound. If there are technical problems preventing them from doing that, we will work together to overcome the problems. At the School of Creative and Performing Arts, we have such a wonderful faculty who work together to help students to climb up to the next level of musicianship. I can always ask my colleagues for their opinions on students' problems, or ask for opportunities for studying and playing in different genres of music for their further musical growth. As a performer and researcher, my primary interest is to enrich the way of expression and the musical vocabulary for my instruments; euphonium and tuba. NSU has given me so many opportunities and support to explore the new sound and new compositions and to share them with an audience. I feel so lucky to share this whole musical experience with my wonderful students at NSU Euphonium-Tuba studio and study music with them every day.


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In order to create a safer intersection, Scofield wants to implement protected left signals and shared lanes for bikes and cars; convert Hunters Point Boulevard into a westbound one-way street; and add more lights for cyclists and pedestrians.
In August 2012, Councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer sent a letter to then Queens DOT Commissioner Maura McCarthy, alerting her to the traffic calming measures needed at this intersection.
"This daunting intersection has had a history of accidents in recent years due to a lack of the appropriate traffic light timing and issues with speed control," said Van Bramer. "These hazards have put the lives of pedestrians, motorists and cyclists in danger and action must be taken before another life is lost. "
According to a spokesperson from the Department of Transportation (DOT), the agency will conduct a study on the intersection based on Community Board 2's recommendations.
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People seeking outdoor physical activity soon will be able to use new exercise equipment along the Watertown Noon Rotary Clubs fitness trail in Thompson Park.
Adjacent to the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park, the overgrown trail with missing or broken equipment will undergo its first major overhaul since it was constructed 24 years ago.
Its old and outdated, and part of its been torn out because it was broken, said Christine E. Hoffman, chairwoman of the clubs community service committee. We put in a new pavilion a few years ago. We thought the trail wasnt a good representation of what Rotary does, so we thought, Lets make this better.
The trail was constructed in 1989 with 17 wooden exercise stations as part of the clubs 75th anniversary. The city of Watertown has maintained the area for more than two decades, but many conditions, including weather, have deteriorated parts of the trail. Some stations are missing, while others are missing signs. Some signs are broken, and many stations are leaning.
Mrs. Hoffman said the organization set aside $6,500 for the project throughout the past three years, but fronted $10,000 to purchase the new brown-and-green, metal-coated equipment. Donations from the following businesses helped the organization collect much of the estimated $35,000 needed to complete the project: Aubertine and Currier Architects, Engineers, & Land Surveyors; McQuade & Bannigan Inc.; the estate of late Rotarian Charles R. Hyde; Northern New York Community Foundation; Watertown Daily Times; Watertown Savings Bank; Hospice of Jefferson County; State Civil Service Employees Federal Credit Union, Samaritan Medical Center and Key Bank.
New World Trail-brand exercise stations purchased from R.E. Woodson Inc., Rochester, will include a leg lift, body curl (sit-ups), parallel bars, beam jump, horizontal loop ladder, push-up station, jump-and-touch, chin-up, vault bar, climbing wall and balance beam.
The trails path will be widened from two feet to about eight feet and, instead of gravel, the 1⁄3-mile path will be paved. City crews will install the equipment and make path improvements.
The trails sign, which is close to the start of the trail near the zoos parking lot, will be traded for a new, larger sign complete with a map of the trail and explanation of stations. Mrs. Hoffman said because the trail technically begins in the grassy area by the zoo parking lot, some equipment will be placed there to attract people to the main part of the trail, which is tucked into a small corner of the park.
Sprucing up the trail is something the club has wanted to do for some time, she said, because community service is what Rotary does.
Our motto is Service above self, she said. We do community projects.
While Rotary is finishing what it started with the fitness trail, Mrs. Hoffman said, with the clubs 100th anniversary coming up next year, a bigger project may be discussed among members.
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The North Carolina Division of Juvenile Justice reports that a juvenile in its custody placed at the Stonewall Jackson Youth Development Center has escaped today during a home visit in the area. The juvenile who escaped is identified as "James," last initial "N.,"
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SYRACUSE In the grand scheme of things, a 21-point home blowout against lowly DePaul doesnt mean much.
But for a Syracuse team on its season-high, three-game losing streak, the Oranges 78-57 Big East Conference win Wednesday night served as a welcome respite in the midst of a grueling, end-of-the-season conference schedule.
Seniors James Southerland (22 points) and Brandon Triche (15) combined for 37 points in their final Carrier Dome appearance as the No. 17 Orange (23-7 overall, 11-6 Big East) moved into a three-way tie for fourth place with Notre Dame and Pittsburgh with a game left at Georgetown on Saturday.
The Orange overcame a slow start and another poor shooting performance to break a two-game home losing streak.
SU went just 2-for-18 on 3-point attempts and shot only 39 percent from the floor.
But the Orange forced 18 turnovers, came up with 22 offensive rebounds and did just enough to send the Blue Demons to their 15th conference loss.
It was important to get a win any way we could, said Triche, who also had five rebounds and four assists in his Dome finale.
I thought we made a lot of extra effort plays tonight, and that was the key to overcome the poor shooting, Triche added.
Southerland, making just his third start of the season and third of his career, also grabbed 10 rebounds for his first double-double of the season. He said Senior Night was very exciting. But to get a win we needed badly, that was even better.
A 20-3 run over the final 10 minutes of the first half turned the tide after DePaul had seized a seven-point lead.
SU coach Jim Boeheim said the defense helped us get a few easy baskets when we were struggling, and then we attacked the glass the second half.
And after taking just four free throws the first half, the Orange went to the foul line 27 times in the second half, making 21.
We made a concerted effort to be aggressive even when the shots werent falling, said Southerland, who made all 11 of his free throws, but was 1-for-10 from 3-point range.
I dont think there was any more pressure to win, Southerland added. But we knew that we needed to get a victory just to make us feel a little better about ourselves heading into the postseason.
Triche made his 137th consecutive start, passing Craig Forth for second place on the all-time SU list. He said playing in the Dome for the final time was more exciting that I thought it would be. Having my whole family there made it special, and the fans showed me a lot of love even though Ive been struggling.
Boeheim described Triche as just a special kid who has had an unbelievable career. Hes been pretty consistent from Day 1 and, in my opinion, hes had an underrated effect on this team.
The veteran coach said official Michael Stephens came up to him at the end of the game and said, Triche is one of the nicest kids Ive ever been around. That tells you want people think of him.
Boeheim continued to insist that Triche can be great. And he has been at times. We need him to be if we want to go anywhere this season.
As for Southerland, Boeheim praised his perseverance over the last four years.
He didnt come in highly recruited, but hes worked really hard and learned how to play the game at this level, Boeheim said. He has become a really good player with skills that will translate to the next level.
Southerland was signing autographs and posing for pictures with fans before the game. He said the Orange faithful has lifted his spirits immensely after a trying season in which he missed six games with eligibility problems.
When Ive been down, they and my teammates have lifted me up, Southerland said.
Its been a blessing to be able to wear this uniform and play in this place, he added. Im just glad the last one was pretty good for me and Brandon.
Boeheim said SU will now head to Georgetown, which lost at Villanova Wednesday to fall into a first-place tie with Marquette and Louisville, with the idea of getting our offense in gear and getting ready for the tournaments. Our defense has been fine. We just need to make a few more shots going forward.
DePaul (11-19, 2-15) was led by Cleveland Melvin with 15 points.
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CENTRAL FALLS -Lucienne M. Genereux, 95, died surrounded by all her loving children December 10th. She was the wife of the late Donat J. Genereux.
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The Carbon County community is reeling from the impact of the cave-in at Crandall Canyon mine.
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"I am only here for a little while," said a gas field employee while he was getting breakfast at a local convenience store. "But you can feel the pain of this community."
While no one knows what will happen in the next few days, the disaster has affected the populace of the county.
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"It's amazing what people will do to help out," said Barbara Deleeuw, comptroller and human resources officer at Holiday Inn. "Our place has been booked. But when many of the companies that have people staying here found out that MSHA officials and others who were coming to help out needed rooms, they gave up their accommodations and bunked with others in their group."
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