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The Student Savers CD is available only for members age 14-17. The CD matures on your 18th birthday, so the 'term' (how long you have the CD) depends on when its opened. Funds will be deposited into the Share Savings Account during the month of their 18th birthday.
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With a rainy forecast on the horizon, this weekend might just be the perfect time to stay inside and make some crafts. Here are six fun ideas to try with autumn leaves. You can use fake leaves or real, dried leaves. If the leaves in your yard are damp, follow the steps below to dry and press the leaves first. If you get started today, your leaves should be ready for crafting by tomorrow.
Fun craft ideas using dried leaves
1. Press leaves and glue them to the front of blank greeting cards to send for Halloween or Thanksgiving.
2. Make a leaf wreath for Thanksgiving, or just for the autumn season. Glue pressed leaves onto a 12″ circle of cardboard or Styrofoam. Wreath forms can also be purchased at arts and crafts stores such as A.C. Moore or Michael's.
3. Make a turkey by outlining your hand or your child's hand on construction paper. Cut out the hand. Glue colorful pressed leaves onto the back of the hand for the tall feathers. Draw a face on the turkey using colored pencils or markers.
4. Rake up your yard and get a head start on Halloween decorations by using the leaves to stuff old clothes and make into a scarecrow.
5. Create a colorful centerpiece by collecting leaves still on the branch. Place the branches in a clear vase with rocks or marbles in the bottom to balance the weight.
6. Make a fun fall mask by gluing dried leaves onto a plain mask. You could even wear the mask for Halloween.
How to dry leaves:
You will need:
-Fallen leaves
– Newspaper (at least 4 sheets)
-Heavy books
1. Spread the leaves out in a single layer on top of two sheets of newspaper. Stack two more sheets of newspaper on top.
2. Place heavy books on top and allow the leaves to flatten and dry for about 24 hours.
3. If you have time, keep the books stacked on top of the leaves undisturbed for about a week and they should be pressed flat. If you want to speed up the process, see the steps below.
How to press leaves:
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– Dried leaves
– Flat work service
– Waxed paper
– Iron
– Ironing board
1. Sandwich the dried leaves between two sheets of waxed paper. Set on a flat work service, such as an ironing board. You can also cover your work surface with a pillow case or sheet to protect it from the heat of the iron.
2. Place a thin towel or sheet on top of the waxed paper. Set your iron to medium heat. Carefully iron for about 10 seconds, keeping the iron moving at all times. The waxed paper and leaves will be hot after ironing. Be sure to allow them to cool before handling.
3. Repeat steps one and two until all the leaves are pressed.
4. Cut around the edges of the leaves keeping a thin outline of waxed paper to use the leaves to use for crafting. Or you can slowly peel apart the waxed paper rather than cutting it. A thin coating of wax will remain on the leaves, helping to preserve them.

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TLC's 'Surprise Homecoming,' which premieres with a special sneak peek on Memorial Day (Mon., May 30, 10PM ET; the series officially premieres Mon., July 11, 10PM ET), aims to change that. The show reunites military men and women with their loved ones when they return from serving time overseas. Hosted by Billy Ray Cyrus, it gives viewers an inside look at what it's really like to be away from your life for so long, and how emotional it can be to come back.
Each hour-long episode will feature three different surprise homecomings, as well as some personal home videos. In Monday's sneak peek, we'll see a soldier making it home just in time to celebrate a special day for his wife, and a surprise that prompts Cyrus to go undercover to help make it happen.
And in this exclusive sneak sneak peek, you'll see another reunion at the Happiest Place on Earth. The soldier's young daughter pretty much sums up the family's excitement: "I knew Disney was coming, but I did not know daddy was."
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An American Muslim coalition is seeking to meet with Treasury Secretary John Snow to discuss the padlocking of the Toledo-based charity, KindHearts, and "the continued targeting of Muslim charities without due process of law."
Federal agents, using the power of an executive order, closed KindHearts' West Toledo headquarters on Feb. 19 and froze its assets while authorities investigate the Muslim charity for alleged support of Hamas terrorists in the Middle East.
The funds, which KindHearts said were more than $1 million, were frozen "to prevent asset flight" while the federal investigation is under way, according to Stuart Levey, Treasury undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
Yesterday, the American Muslim Taskforce on Civil Rights and Elections, a Washington-based coalition of Muslim organizations, sent a letter to Secretary Snow about KindHearts, which technically is "blocked" and not closed, and the permanent closures of three U.S. Muslim charities that were shut down after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington.
Islamic law requires Muslims to donate to charity and places restrictions on how the funds are to be distributed, steps that usually are not met by secular American charities, Muslim leaders say.
"The closures ... have im-paired the ability of American Muslims to carry out their religious obligation to help the needy in this country and overseas," AMT said in its letter to Secretary Snow.
While AMT officials "support our government's efforts to thwart terrorist financing, we find it unfair that our government has yet made another extrajudicial decision to effectively wipe out more than five years of humanitarian assistance to the world's needy by the mere stroke of a pen."
"What happened to due process laws," Jihad Smaili of KindHearts asked last night. "Corporations have rights just as individuals do under our Constitution. It's clear that you should at least ask a question or two before you shoot."
He said the government is "making our options very, very limited for giving to charity. It's really not helping the Muslim and Arab-American communities to embrace our new home, which is the United States of America."
KindHearts officials claim the closing of the Toledo office and the freezing of funds were politically motivated because the U.S. government was displeased with the Hamas party's legislative victory in the Palestinian territories in January.
Mr. Smaili said last night that Secretary Snow should "grant the request and sit down and talk. Hopefully we can get some answers."
Molly Millerwise, a spokesman for the U.S. Treasury Department, said last night that she has no comment on AMT's request to meet with Secretary Snow.
But she said Treasury officials have worked closely with charities, including Muslim charities, to draft voluntary guidelines creating "transparency" in how charities operate.
She said the guidelines were revised in 2005 based on input from the charities.
As for freezing funds while an investigation is being conducted, she said they're very aware of the balancing act "and want to ensure that money flows to charitable causes. However, if any money, even a small portion, goes to a terrorist organization, then that is something we have to ensure does not happen."
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CANTON - The following list represents parcels of property transferred within St. Lawrence County between Feb. 18-25.
This list includes seller, buyer, location of property and the purchase within a $500 range computed from the Real Estate Transfer Tax. Unless otherwise noted, all municipalities are in New York state.
Donald E. Dumas, Cathedral City, Calif., sold property to Lawrence Jock, Fort Covington, in the village of Massena for $30,000.
Vivian A. Fields, San Jose, Calif., sold property to Seth Panetti, Hermon, Lee Panetti, Canton, Tucker and Jenna Stutzman, Canton, Kale and Regina Panetti, Cadyville, and Ethan Panetti, Canton, in the town of Russell for $114,000.
William M. Hesse, Colton, sold property to Daniel J. Murphy, Canton, in the town of Colton for $82,000.
Eleanor Morgan, Potsdam, sold property to Allen and Mary Kelly, Rensselaer Falls, in the town of DeKalb for $13,000.
Janet B. Martin, Wynantskill, sold property to Philip Earl and Mary Beth Pelletieri, Saranac Lake, in the town of Hopkinton for $45,000.
Timothy Z. Martin, Potsdam, sold property to Southville Properties Inc., Potsdam, in the town of Stockholm for $24,000.
Jean M. Bruyere and Irma J. Bruyere, Irrevocable Trust, Allison Chadwick, Arthur Bruyere and Nancy Lebel, trustees, Ogdensburg, sold property to Christopher J. and Vicki A. Bruyere, Ogdensburg, in the city of Ogdensburg for $100,000.
Ralph F. Schiavone Jr., executor for Emmaline L. Schiavone, Potsdam, sold property to Florence Mousaw, Norwood, in the village of Norwood for $10,000.
The Leonard and Reding Revocable Trustee, Elwood E. Leonard and Julie M. Reding, trustees, Potsdam, sold property to Lee and Ginger Akin, Jamesville, in the village of Potsdam for $195,000.
Gary Richard and Ann Raye Gleason, Wayland, Mass., sold property to Rebecca and Christopher Donnelly, Albuquerque, N.M., in the town of Colton for $75,000.
Bernard A. Tyo Jr. and Nancy L. Tyo, Massena, sold property to Robert J. Perras, Massena, in the village of Massena for $35,000.
Kevin J. and Jennifer L. Blanchard, Potsdam, sold property to David T. Grove, Potsdam, in the town of Potsdam for $9,000.
Janet Moore, Potsdam, sold property to Elizabeth Myers, Potsdam, in the town of Potsdam for $80,000.
Nicole M. Polarolo, Massena, sold property to Peter and Lynn Wert, Massena, in the town of Norfolk for $108,000.
Brian D. Berg and Samantha Glazier, Canton, sold property to Sharlyn O. Hansen, Canton, in the town of Canton for $192,000.
Gary B. Coffie, Parishville, sold property to Alyssa J. Brabant, Ogdensburg, in the city of Ogdensburg for $53,500.
NC Resources Ltd., Canton, sold property (two parcels) to Richard Morgan Cassara, Canton, in the village of Canton for $10,000 each.
North Country Savings Bank, Canton, sold property to Cortney L. Clemons and Leslie D. Sturgeon, Potsdam, in the town of Stockholm for $72,500.
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Richard III: Family reunion with a difference as Michael Ibsen 'meets' 528-year-old distant relative...
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It's not every day you get the chance to come face-to-face with a 528-year-old distant relative.
But the 17th great grandnephew of Richard III, Canadian-born Michael Ibsen, did just that at the unveiling of the anatomical bust of his royal ancestor in London yesterday.
The Richard III Society officially revealed the reconstructed face at the Society of Antiquaries, in Piccadilly – although the likeness had been seen by about 3.2 million people the night before during the Channel 4 documentary, The King in the Car Park.
It followed the announcement on Monday which confirmed the Grey Friars remains found in August were those of the last Plantagenet king.
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Michael, who has a furniture workshop in London, said: "It's very bizarre and I know it sounds quite spooky, but he looks like someone I know. It's no-one in the family, but I feel like I know him.
"It's strange to see the face of a man, a relative of mine, who died so violently on the battlefield.
"There's no indication of that in his appearance."
Michael, who had been part of the Grey Friars project from the start, saw the remains for the first time on Monday.
"The new bust has quite a dignified face, and looks quite masculine," he said. "When you compare that with the skeletal remains it's a bit of a contrast because they're almost feminine.
"With the skeleton, you're standing there in front of something that was once Richard III – but even then the bones are somewhat anonymous.
"With the face you can at least imagine a real person.
"What would be really interesting is to see a whole body reconstruction."
The likeness was created by Professor Caroline Wilkinson, of the University of Dundee.
The process involved using a computer image of the skull – which had been CT scanned – adding muscle and tissue to the bones to give an accurate likeness of the medieval monarch.
"There's less than 2mm of error," said Janice Aitkin, who represented the university at the press conference.
"What that means is that when we've tested previous reconstructions against the actual person, the degree of error in the amount of skin and tissue is less than 2mm – which is not enough to change someone's appearance.
"We can say that this is what Richard III would have looked like."
The bust will remain with the Richard III Society until the completion of Leicester City Council's dedicated visitor centre at the old Leicester Grammar School building, in Peacock Lane, which is due to open sometime next year.
Society chairman Dr Phil Stone said the bust may spend some time in York in the meantime, but nothing had been confirmed.
Sarah Levitt, head of arts and museums services for the city council, was also at the unveiling.
She said: "This will have pride of place in our visitor centre giving pleasure and joy to hundreds of people."
Author and historian Annette Carson, who wrote Richard: The Maligned King, explained that the only surviving images of Richard, painted after his death at Bosworth in 1485, were unlikely to be entirely accurate.
She said: "It's fascinating to see the face. The historical portraits, especially the 1510 version, were altered later to give Richard the appearance of having more lines in the face, thin, clenched lips, narrow eyes and, of course, a hunch.
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Frank Ocean leads the pack at this weekend's Grammys with six nominations. R&B singer Miguel has an impressive five nods himself, including Song of the Year for "Adorn." The 27-year-old even has a couple of chart toppers on the Billboard R&B chart while Frank doesn't have any. So why does Ocean dominate all the headlines amongst his R&B compatriots? It's amazing what the power of coming out will do. With that said, I have a feeling Miguel is gonna get his fare share of attention after his stunt in Sweden.
Perhaps it was all those Swedish meatballs or being around Ikea's birthplace, but Miguel was feeling a littler friskier than normal. During a segment of his concert in Stockholm, the singer decided to have sex with an imaginary friend. He even pretended to put on a condom before seductively plowing his invisible partner. No glove, no love as they say.
A few comments I've read by his fans found his actions too sleazy and distasteful. I say blasphemy. In my books, it was hot and steamy. That said, I do love my male strippers. Whether this garners him more press, the simulated sex stunt officially put me on the Miguel bandwagon. Check out his sexy moves below.
If Axe Body Spray commercials weren't bad enough, this latest one from Argentina has taken it to a whole new level. The marketing for this body spray brand has never worked for me: "Hey guys, spray this cheap, mass-marketed fragrance all over yourself and you'll have horny women climbing all over you." Barf. Well, in this latest commercial, they also promote cheating on your girlfriend.
At a restaurant, we follow a few guys that are each on their date with their girlfriends. When they get into the men's room, there are a bunch of strippers waiting for them, complete with a stripper pole. They call it the "Axe Strip Toilette". The men taken an extended bathroom break with these sex workers while their unsuspecting date waits patiently at the table. The message? Why just go on a boring date with your girlfriend when you can spray axe on and have sex with a bunch of strippers instead. That's more fun and you'd be way cooler if you did. Check out the commercial below along with the translation of what is said.
These days, you have to expect the unexpected no matter where you are and this is a perfect example of that. Commuters riding the New York City Subway L Train were in for a (pleasant) surprise as a sexy male stripper got half naked and started working the pole – in heels (Alejandro-style). With Missy Elliot "Gossip Folks" playing in the background, others started to get up and dance as the flash mob subway dance party started to unfold.
I sure hope the stripper gave himself a good scrub down in the shower after wrapping himself around on that subway pole – dirty! Watch him spread 'em and do his thang in the flash mob video below:
Now this is definitely some sunshine on a rainy day! Channing Tatum is set to star in a movie about male strippers, inspired by Tatum's stripper past. The movie will be directed Steven Soderbergh, and is called "Magic Mike." Tatum will play the lead character who is a veteran stripper that teaches a young dancer how to hustle…on and off the stage. The story takes place in a "wild summer of dancing, partying and women".
Soderbergh, who is known for directing Sex, Lies and Videotape, Erin Brokovich, and Oceans 11 among other films is very excited about the project: "When Channing talked to me about this, I thought it was one of the best ideas I'd ever heard for a movie," he said in a statement to EW. "I said I wanted in immediately. It's sexy, funny and shocking."
Last night I experienced something new and unexpected. I saw vagina, in the flesh, for probably the third time in my whole life.
I'm still in the Philippines on a business trip until next week and last night I went out with some friends. We started the night at a club called Encore (formerly known as Embassy), which is a straight club. I'd been there before, but it was PACKED and I was slightly unprepared for the crush of people because bars simply don't get that crowded in North America (something to do with fire code, I think…)
After a couple of hours bopping our heads to the hip hop sounds being blasted by the DJ (who was actually really good), we hopped in the car and headed over to Manila's original "red light district" to an establishment titled "The Asian Emporium".
The name probably should have given me a little more of a hint as to what to expect, but going in all I really knew was that I was at a "titty bar" and should expect to see some tits. That was the understatement of the century.
Sure, I've been known to write about celeb gossip on several occasions, but a story about Josh Duhamel (Mr. Fergie Ferg) allegedly hooking up with a random hooker is not really that interesting (unless there are pictures and it's a male stripper). So why did I decide to dedicate time to whip up a post? Because the stripper is kinda of an idiot. Keep reading and you'll find out exactly why.
Fergalicious and JoshDelicious are warding off allegations that Josh hooked up with an exotic dancer from ATL. The stripper in question, Nicole Forrester, claims she had a one night stand with Duhamel and stated "We did hook up and had lots of sex and we had a really, really good time". While I don't doubt for one second, getting it on with Josh wouldn't be good, I am skeptical to believe anyone who receives a large sum of money to tell a story. Forrester claims she met Duhamel at the Tattletale Strip Club where she works. Duhamel was in town filming "Life As we Know It" with Katherine Heigl and Christina Hendricks. To back up her allegations, Forrester apparently passed a polygraph and has text messages she can present to prove she's telling the truth.
Channing Tatum's Stripper Past Revealed…
Years before he stepped it up on screen with his future wife, Jenna Dewan in "Step Up", Channing Tatum was already perfecting his dance moves. No it wasn't with a local dance troupe or auditioning for some reality dance tv show but rather it was for a Chippendales-type exotic male dance revue called Male Encounter. Us Weekly has uncovered some footage during his stripper days. Be sure to check out the NSFW video below. He dances, kisses audience members and plays with his G.I. Joes while performing to some classic 90s Jodeci & Shai R&B. PS. His stage name during this show was Chan Crawford. Now, what I would give to get a lap dance from Chace Crawford (Nate from Gossip Girl). Yummy
Well, it wasn't as much a date as it was a night at the club… with everyone else. But, we did hang out downstairs! That's GOT to count for something!
Last Thursday, Celebrities Night Club had their very naughty, very sexual, X-RATED night, starring Reese Rideout. But, what made this night extra special, was that two of our very own: Sean Horlor and Rob Easton, joined that lineup to strip as part of their new show "Don't Quit You Gay Job", a new comedy about typical gay jobs. Stripping was one of them… SHOCKING!
Let's start with my critique of the boys' stripping, then we'll get to Reese Rideout. Shadow Delmonte was up first- very bold Sean! He had good song choice, pulled someone on stage, and went fully naked. Chuck Highway, had a great song, more of a theme, and a better performance. Had on a holey G-string though and didn't go fully nude- don't think we didn't notice Rob! The official word was that Shadow won… now here's my profession performer opinion: Chuck had a more dynamic solo show; a great prop; his costume went with the song (which was "She works hard for the money"); and, Chuck is a musical theatre girl. Shadow, didn't so much have a theme, but had some killer moves to be sure. He also pulled up an onlooker from the stage, and he went nude. So by definition, Shadow won 'cause he was in the buff. But, honestly, both of them turned it out. It was fine, holiday fun!


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- Edgell Rickword: A Poet at War by Charles Hobday
Carcanet, 337 pp, £16.95, October 1989, ISBN 0 85635 883 5
'The greatest men grow so long as they live.' There is a touch of bravado about this assertion. Rickword was in his middle twenties when he made it, and he may have thought differently before his death at the age of 84. Be that as it may, he would almost certainly have stood by the reflection with which he concluded his sentence: 'no one,' he said, 'has ever changed the fibres of his character.' Through all the ups and downs of fortune recounted in Charles Hobday's biography, the essential stuff of the man remains the same.
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Twelve Oklahoma colleges and universities are part of a national initiative to increase the number of degrees awarded over the next 14 years. This is a worthy goal. However, those touting the effort hinge its success largely upon increasing taxpayer appropriations. There is little discussion of using technology to increase efficiency and lower costs while serving a larger group of students.
That's disappointing because online learning is growing in the world of higher education. L. Rafael Reif, president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recently wrote in The Wall Street Journal of that school's venture into online education. Since last December, 150,000 people from 160 countries have signed up for MIT's online course content. Reif wrote, "Online education holds the key to making residential education better and less expensive even as it promises to offer education to many millions more people." He believes providing courses online for a small fee can ultimately boost the school's on-campus efforts as well.
In Texas, Gov. Rick Perry has called for tying 10 percent of a university's funding to graduation rates. Perry has also called for universities to develop a $10,000 bachelor's degree, a goal that nine schools have embraced. According to its student newspaper, The University of Texas-Arlington is collaborating with Tarrant County College and local high schools to allow students to complete 24 credit hours of dual-credit college courses during their junior and senior years in high school, attend TCC and then UTA, reaping a bachelor's degree for $10,000 in the process.
If schools as prestigious as MIT can explore lower-cost online learning, why can't Oklahoma colleges? If a $10,000 degree is possible in Texas, why not in Oklahoma? According to The Institute for College Access and Success, 56 percent of Oklahoma students currently graduate with an average of $20,708 in student loan debt.
Instead, Oklahoma college officials often seem focused on maintaining the current system structure and associated revenues. In 2005, OU suffered a public-relations embarrassment after requiring most freshman students to live on campus, including those residing within 50 miles who were previously exempt from that mandate. The university backed off after public outcry from students trying to save on college expenses by living at home.
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Depending on your perspective, the MTV hit show "Jersey Shore" is either completely offensive or a brilliant addition to popular culture — and if you're in the latter camp, you probably recognize the Tao of The Situation's "Jersey Shore" quotes. The Situation is, of course, Mike Sorrentino, one of the reality show's stars. His best attribute, arguably, is his six-pack abdominal muscles, which he likes showing off at all the right — and wrong — times. So be prepared to be wowed by these "Jersey Shore" quotes from The Situation, as he espouses his philosophy on:is arguably the most colorful character from show star The Situation.
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Three Palm Coast teens told Flagler County deputies they were "Grinching" when they went on a stealing spree, taking holiday lawn ornaments and lights from homes, along with bashing mailboxes.
Zachary Jacobs, Matthew Smith and James Rumph, all 17 years old, have been charged with felony grand theft and criminal mischief in the string of stolen holiday decorations, which were stolen on Sunday.
Deputies said they received two reports of the missing holiday lights on Filbert Lane and Federal Lane and later found the teens stole the decorations from four other homes.
Deputies found two baseball bats in vacant lots and stolen lights and ornaments outside of the home of one of the teens, according to deputies.
Two of the teens were released to their parents; the other was taken to the Division of Youth Services in Daytona Beach.
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- The document treats the disposition of property confiscated from the conspirators who rose up in the power struggle in April 1478, in which the Pazzi family and a few allies attacked Giuliano and Lorenzo de' Medici in the church of Santa Maria del Fiore. Giuliano was killed, Lorenzo slightly wounded, and as a result, most members of the Pazzi family were executed or, at best, exiled, and their properties confiscated. However, one prominent member of the Pazzi, Guglielmo, son of Antonio, remained loyal to the Medici and subsequently amassed great wealth. In this official act, the procurators and syndics of the Florentine Commune appointed to dispose of the property, sold certain pieces to various citizens (including members of the Frescobaldi and Cavalcanti families), for the account of Guglielmo d'Antonio.
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To date only gas-atomised tool steel powders have been used for direct laser additive manufacturing and the potential benefits of using water-atomised powders have not been explored. As the use of the process in the rapid tooling field is growing, there is a need to explore if the less expensive water-atomised materials can be realistically utilised. A comparative investigation is described, using gas- and water-atomised H13 powder deposited with a CO2 laser and coaxial powder feed nozzle. Multiple layer wall dimensions, composition, microstructure, surface finish and hardness are related to process conditions and the causes of the observed phenomena are discussed. An energy-balance method is used to model the temperature of the powders and the results used to explain some of the effects. Results indicate that using the lower cost water-atomised powder still allows a metallurgically sound component to be built and does not significantly affect surface finish. The build rate is, however, lower and the water-atomised powder tends to produce slightly softer walls, attributable to a higher temperature during tempering of deposited material by subsequent laser passes.


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Kristen Stewart: Private Jet Departure
Kristen Stewart arrives at the airport for a private jet flight in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon (December 11).
Just the night before, the 22-year-old actress appeared on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.
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"That was the most terrifying experience of my life! It was fun at the end!" Kristen shared on the program about her film, On The Road.
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A young girl and driver were killed in a crossfire between Taliban gunmen and Afghan forces, after militants of the terrorist group rushed into an American charity Roots of Peace, and a day care center on Friday in Kabul. Women and children rushed out of the building, some taking refuge on the streets.
Some believe that the Taliban is sending a message to the United States after the U.S. government tried to pressure the Afghan government to sign a security agreement, which would allow thousands of troops to stay after the NATO combat mission ends, according to The Associated Press.
The Taliban said that it had attacked the Roots of Peace guest house because it was used by foreigners as a "church used to convert Afghans," according to The Washington Post.
Roots of Peace was founded in 1997 after the death of Princess Diana.
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Bertha Howell Brady, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend, passed away peacefully Sunday, April 10, 2011, in Price, at the age of 91.
Mom was born Jan 1, l920 in Fairview. Twenty years later she married Lloyd Brady, her childhood sweetheart, in the Manti Temple. Bertha was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many church callings. She loved to camp and fish in Fairview Canyon. She was well known for her delicious homemade pies and beautiful yard and vegetable gardens. After her family was raised she began to paint and left a legacy of beautiful artwork to her family. We will all miss her example and beautiful smile.
Bertha is survived by her husband of 70 years, Lloyd F. Brady and six children: Darwin (Sue) Brady, Richfield; Diana (Harold) Coleman, Hurricane; Tanya (Doyle) Bender, Payson; Frank (Lynnette) Brady, Price; Scott (Kay) Brady, Provo; and Ned Brady, Price. She also is survived by 20 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by three younger brothers: Berthell, Demont and Kenneth Howell, and two older sisters, Reola Barney and Neva Dye. She is survived by one sister, Zada Norman.
Special thanks to Angie from Home Health Care, Dr. Potter and the nursing staff at Castleview Hospital, and the caregivers at the Heirloom Inn in Price.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 16, at 1 p.m. in the Fairview 3rd Ward LDS chapel, 131 E. 100 N. A viewing will be held prior to the services from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Online condolences at www.rasmussenmortuary.com.


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Ohio Wesleyan Proud to Host 2011 NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championships, May 26-28, 2011
During the week of May 23, 2011, hundreds of athletes, coaches, families, and fans will begin arriving in Delaware for the 2011 NCAA Division III men's and women's outdoor track & field championships. The three-day event will be held at Ohio Wesleyan University's Selby Field and George Gauthier Track from May 26-28.
The event is expected to draw nearly 800 student-athletes from across the country. More than 430 colleges and universities take part in Division III athletics.
The event will be one of the largest athletics events ever hosted on the Ohio Wesleyan campus, says Kris Boey, OWU's director of track & field and cross country."Ohio Wesleyan has a great tradition of hosting events, but this will be unlike anything we've done before," says Boey, who also serves as head coach of the Battling Bishop men's and women's track & field team. "We're proud to be doing it and be a catalyst for OWU and the Delaware community on a national level."
Multiple Delaware City and County municipal and civic groups already are working with Ohio Wesleyan to ensure the community is prepared to handle the large influx of student-athletes and guests. The Greater Columbus Sports Commission also will be collaborating with the University.
"This is truly a community-wide event," Boey says. "We want the nation to see how great Delaware is—and we're excited by the willingness of so many people to work with us to make this a premier event."
Boey is working with OWU's Seth McGuffin, assistant men's & women's track & field coach, to oversee planning for the NCAA championships. Ashley Shaffer, a 2008 OWU graduate and former Battling Bishop women's track & field participant, is serving as the NCAA intern to help ensure that the event runs smoothly.
Because OWU's Selby Field now has stadium lighting, the track & field championships will have day and night components. As a result, several downtown restaurants have volunteered to stay open late to ensure fast, fresh food for the hungry athletes and spectators. Other groups have volunteered to help with traffic flow, parking, ticket sales, community relations information, and much more.
"We're hoping to fill the stands with spectators, including lots of people from the Delaware community," Boey says.
If you or your organization would like to volunteer to help with the 2011 NCAA Division III men's and women's outdoor track & field championships, please complete the volunteer sign-up form. A volunteer coordinator will be in touch to ensure your participation in this exciting event.
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Female Student Claims Principal Pulled Down Her Pants In School Hallway
Mondamin, IA- A West Harrison High School freshman tells KMTV Action 3 News she can't believe what happened to her Friday night.
"I was just standing there and he just pulls down my pants," says the girl who does not wish to be identified.
The 15 year-old says the man who pulled down her pants is her high school principal and basketball coach, Mike Loftin.
She says she was left standing in her underwear in the school's hallway on Friday night before a basketball game.
"I was really shocked and really embarrassed and my eyes started watering and I just sat on the ground," says the girl.
She claims other students witnessed the alleged incident and she believes a school security camera captured it.
"The other principal called me and said he watched it and he said that it was pretty horrible," says the girl.
KMTV Action 3 News went to the school in Mondamin, Iowa to get Loftin's side of the story. Several staff members told KMTV Action 3 News there wasn't anyone in the school to talk about the alleged incident.
The girl says there's even more to the story. She says the coach insisted on driving her home that night.
"After he pulled my pants down, he had to take me home that night and he was bribing me with candy and asking me if I wanted candy to make it up for what he did," says the girl.
"There is no rhyme or reason for it," says the girl's mother. "It's inexcusable. As a faculty person he shouldn't put his hands on anybody."
A source tells KMTV Action 3 News, administrators have placed Loftin on leave while an investigation takes place.
The girl's mom is outraged.
"I don't want to see that happen to her or any other young girl," says the girl's mother. "It's wrong. Completely wrong."
The superintendent of West Harrison Community Schools, Joel Foster, tells KMTV Action 3 News he cannot comment on the incident because it's a personnel issue.
The Harrison County Sheriff's Department is now looking into the alleged incident.
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Nutsy, Fice, Sariel and Lionfish kick off the LAN with some hardcore gaming
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Hamilton bookies tip for Canada
4 June 2012
After the unique challenge of Monaco the F1 circus moves to Canada and a Montreal circuit that is ultra fast in places, with its long straights, but which also has tight hairpins that generally proceed the 200mph drags. It is a real challenge and is one of the favourite circuits on the calendar for both drivers and teams alike.
The weather can be unpredictable, which adds to the mix and with six different winners from the six Grand's Prix to date, will we have a magnificent seventh different winner at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve this Sunday?
Lewis Hamilton is a dual winner in Canada, including his first Grand Prix success back in 2007, and McLaren have won the last two races in Montreal, including Jenson Button's famous win last year when a drive-through penalty for speeding behind the safety car in a wet race dropped him back to last place. Assisted by the deployment of the safety car he carefully picked his way through the field and passed World Champion Sebastian Vettel on the final lap when the German made a rare mistake.
Fernando Alonso meanwhile currently leads the F1 2012 World Championship - three points up on Red Bull Racing duo, Vettel and Mark Webber, the latter having won a rather dull Monaco Grand Prix last time from pole following Michael Schumacher's five place grid penalty carried over from Barcelona.
Hamilton is the only one of the top five in the drivers' standings without a win so far this term but McLaren will be confident of the treble. Indeed Hamilton is 4/1 favourite at
for a personal Montreal hat-trick with Alonso 5/1 to extend his Championship lead and Vettel 11/2.
We have any number of markets on the race including betting 4/11 that the safety car will be deployed during the race (15/8 NOT to be a safety car) and offering 5/4 that there will be a first lap retirement (4/7 NOT to be a retirement on the first lap).
It is one of the most eagerly awaited races in the calendar; the long straights give plenty of opportunities for overtaking but there's a lot of wear on brakes and tyres alike, while qualifying is important but not essential as in Monaco.
With no stand out driver or team so far in F1 2012 this could be a pivotal race in the destination of the World Title; not everything has gone right for McLaren so far this year but Montreal is one of their favourite circuits; could this be the race which ignites Hamilton's challenge? Or will Red Bull build on the success of Monaco?
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For this weekend's Canadian GP, in terms of who might win,
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Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend Alfred L Grasteit, 66, passed away on Thursday, April 28, 2011 due to an accidental fall.
Tuesday, May 10 Group leaving for temple at 8:30 a.m. and returning around 3:00. Plan on lunch as usual. Vaughn Larsen will be your volunteer driver and please call Emma Lou Bell to let her know if you are going.
It would not be spring in Morgan without the welcoming music of the Morgan Community Choir. The music be the choir at springtime is a harbinger of the warmth to come and this year was no exception. Lead by director Lois Manning the choir performed numbers both traditional and contemporary. Their opening numbers included selections from Rogers and Hammerstein as well as selections celebrating the gifts of God.
The Morgan Stars, a Special Olympics team made up of athletes from Morgan County, competed in the Northern Area Regional Track and Field games at Utah State University on Saturday, April 30.
A lively discussion was held at council meeting surrounding proposed actions to mitigate flooding. After a meeting with County Emergency Manager, Terry Turner, and Weber Basin Water a number of individuals including county council members Kilmer and Kippen and Council Chairman Kelley met with state officials and representatives of the Army Corp. of Engineers to determine next steps.
On Saturday July 30th the Inaugural Morgan Valley Marathon will make its mark! This exciting event will include the 26.2 Marathon, a half marathon and a 5k fun run.
Though the regional Sterling Scholar competition has come and gone, we still have two scholars to recognize for their outstanding achievements in their respective areas. Hear they are:
When is beauty not beautiful? When her name is Beauty but her actions are beastly. Referring to the 4-H Theater Club's performance titled "Beauty IS a Beast" by D.M. Bocaz-Larson.
Despite the weather, this spring has given us many things to celebrate at MHS. Sterling Scholars, spring activities, and various other endeavors have involved students, parents, and other community members in worthwhile educational and extracurricular activities. Our band, choir, and drama students have all competed and represented our school very well. They won several honors in their various competitions and have set the bar for future students and schools throughout our state.
The Morgan High School Track Team has traditionally attended the Logan High, Grizzley Classic, Invitational for the last decade. It is a large meet with over twenty schools from 1A-5A classifications competing.
On April 7, 8, and 9 the first Morgan High Alumni Basketball Tournament was held to help raise funds for the Boys Basketball program and the Morgan Education Foundation to help with the New Century Sports Building that will begin construction this Spring.
This Saturday, April 30, will be the fourth annual Morgan High School Track and Field State Qualifying Invitational. Fourteen teams from the Northern Utah area will be attending the meet that begins at 9:00 a.m. and will run until approximately 4:00 p.m.. The meet is again sponsored by Julie Duerden, owner of "Pocket Change", our local dollar store in Morgan. At a state qualifying track meet , athletes whose times or marks reach those set by the state of Utah are then qualified to participate in the State Track Championships held on May 20-21 in Provo.
The Morgan Girls Golf team traveled to Tremonton last Thursday for their final regular season tournament. The tournament was delayed one hour while one storm passed, and once play began, it was just a matter of time before the next storm rained down on them. Soaking wet, they managed to finish nine holes of golf.
Morgan High has announced their cheerleaders for the 2011-2012 school year. They are listed here: Back row: Shelby Prochnow, Paige Malan, McKayla Jones, Noelle Dredge, Lexus Toomer, Shayli Kilmer, Bekah Compas, Karlie Dotson
The Utah Sons of the Pioneers hosted the Patriarch of the Europe East Area , Tom Rogers, at their luncheon last week. Rogers has a BA in international relations from the University of Utah, a B.A. in language and literature from Yale, and a PHD in Russian language and literature from Georgetown University. He taught as assistant professor of Russian at Harvard, associate Professor of Russian at the U of U, and professor of Russian at BYU. He also taught at BYU China.
Morgan County Library sends a big "Thanks" to a great bunch of "future authors" for sharing their talents with us. We knew there was talent in our county but we were just amazed at the stories that were entered in our contest for National Library Week. So we just wanted to mention a few of the awesome kids and the wonderful ideas they shared with us.
Snowbasin, Utah.— Snowbasin Resort is holding two Open Houses on May 24th and May 25th, 2011 from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm with a presentation both nights at 5:30pm to allow the public the opportunity to view the proposed master plan for the 8,100 acres located in Morgan County. Tuesday, May 24th will take place in Earl's Lodge at Snowbasin, and Wednesday, May 25th will take place at the Morgan County Council Chambers at 48 West Young Street in Morgan City. Members of the design team and Snowbasin Resort owner and manager representatives will be on hand to answer questions and explain the elements of the master plan.
Gedcom (Genealogical Data Communications) is a file format that allows genealogical data to be shared between software programs. Gedcom was implemented many years ago by the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to facilitate genealogical information exchange. It was subsequently adopted as a standard and virtually all genealogical software and sites support Gedcom for data exchange.
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) advises motorists and truckers using Interstate 84, as well as local residents in eastern Morgan County, that work will begin on a project to replace the roadway decks of the I-84 bridges over the Union Pacific Railroad at Taggart, Morgan County, beginning this week.
Emily Wilde and Chandler Weitzel presented to the Morgan City Council and requested that the city support the Morgan High School Cheerleaders by purchasing the placement of flags for the major holidays. The city has supported this fund raiser in the past. The council approved the donation unanimously and purchase the services from the cheerleaders for eight flags.
2011 Morgan County Sheriff's Office reports the following activity for April 17 thru April 23, with a total of 123 calls:
In a move that will provide some help for budget shortfalls at the Sheriff's office, the Morgan City Council determined to contract with the county to have the services of an additional deputy for 84 days during the summer months.
Chad M. Stewart, a Morgan man, arrested for stealing a BMW valued at $40,000 while test driving it and making the salesman get out of the car at gunpoint.
Friday, April 29
3:30 p.m. Boys Varsity Soccer Bear River High School Away
5:30 p.m. Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Bear River High School Away
Last Thursday, April 21, northern Utah had some major winds, and the power was out in parts of Morgan County because of it, and a lot of damage throughout six Utah Counties. In the photo above, the Eppards on Morgan Valley Drive had their barn fly into the back of their home, and they lost a large section of a fence also. They have a wind station and it recorded at 238 miles per hour at 1:25. Then 20 minutes later, a 73 mph gust took out one of their storage sheds. The tyrotoxism barn weighed over 12,000 pounds.
Loved by many, David "Dave" E. Johnson passed away peacefully at his home in Morgan, Utah on April 20, 2011 after a long battle with cancer.
Morgan – Maurell Dee Brown, 79, passed away peacefully into the loving arms of his mother on April 23, 2011.
Mike and Tara Creager are excited to announce the marriage of their daughter McKinzie Laurel Creager to her high school sweetheart, David George Enlow, son of Mike and Teresa Shope and Scott Enlow.
Congratulations to Matt Franich for being elected "Sweetheart" for the month of April. We appreciate Matt's smiling face here and his great contribution to the conversations.
Hugh Davis was awarded the "Silver Bowl Award" on April 19, 2011 at the Lieutenant Governor's Volunteer Recognition and Awards Banquet at the Hilton Hotel in Salt Lake City. Each award recipient personally received their award from the Lieutenant Governor with a photo session.
Last Tuesday night, the Northeastern Regional Sterling Scholar competition came to a close. After nearly six months of preparation, 14 schools brought their best students to compete in Mathematics, Science, English, Foreign Language, Dance, Music, Social Science, Computer Technology, Business, Trade and Technical, Speech and Drama, and General.
The following is the 5th part in a series of "The History of baseball in Morgan County". Most of the information is taken from book by Paul Stewart called "Baseball in Morgan County: The Early years". The only exception was the April Fools day edition that was from the mind of the author.
The sun finally came out long enough for Morgan to play softball at Juan Diego on Tuesday 19th April 2011. The Lady Trojan's played tough defense through the third inning keeping the score 0 to 0. When the Eagles took advantage of the Trojan's errors, and got one run in the fourth inning, four in the fifth inning and two in the sixth inning.
The Lady Trojan's traveled to Grantsville on Friday to play the Cowboys. Morgan held Grantsville to 0 to 3 until the fourth inning when errors over took the Lady Trojan's and the Lady Cowboy's soared to a 10-0 victory defeating the Lady Trojan's. Shay Hatch Senior hit a line drive down the third baseline getting a double for Morgan, but wasn't able to make it home. Whitney Titus also hit a double, but was unable to score. The Trojan's had some great defensive plays, but just couldn't get there bats' working offensively.
At Ben Lomond last Wednesday the Lady Trojan's soared for a victory against the Scot's in five innings. Senior right hander Whitney Titus threw a four hitter with 8 strikeouts walked one and hit one batter.
This past September, the Utah State Horse 4-H program held their annual Individual State Finals horse show at the Equestrian Park in South Jordan. Approximately 250 4-H members traveled from all over the state to compete for top prizes and awards. The show was held over a two day period with the written test and judged events being completed on Friday, September 17 and all the timed events being held on Saturday September 18.
Although it is hard to believe, this school year is almost over. We are already starting to budget, hire, and plan for next school year. As our children transition from grade to grade, new concerns arise about the challenges a new school year may bring. For parents of students who struggle with aspects of the learning process, those concerns may become more apparent as students transition into new schools or developmental phases.
Wendy Mudrow Nelson also known (on stage & album) as Lantern Lane has hopped on the bandwagon taking her talents on the road, to share her music and raise funds for our soldiers serving in Iraq.
The Morgan County Republican party elected new county officers at a well attended organizing convention on April 9 at the Morgan County Courthouse Auditorium. Outgoing president, Larry Hatch, expressed thanks to the party's delegates for turning out in very nearly perfect attendance. It was the county delegates who cast the votes that put the new slate of officers in their respective positions.
Today I received information about a new experience in family history. I am a somewhat reluctant user of Facebook. I recognize its value, but don't really like the idea of living my life in public online. I have several family members who are crazy about it. I have watched many individuals while away hours of time at Farmville (a game where individuals create virtual farms and grow virtual crops). I have played many online games and video games in my life, so I understand some of the addiction, but I have not really understood the fascination with Farmville.
In council meeting Member Ned Mecham came out swinging against the animal control building. Mecham said, "I have talked to people from both ends of this county. The only ones I hear that are excited about this building is on the county council. I haven't talked to one person in this county that think it's a great idea for the county to go more in debt. Last year we went one and a half million for the road bond and this is another $600,000 that has been approved for a building for twenty five years. I haven't talked to anyone that thinks that this county going into debt is a good thing. I know if this is put on the ballot, I know that the county would defeat it and I know our budget this year. I know that the road department is a mess and is going to need to take money out of the general fund. I know that our Sheriff's department is going to need money out of the general fund…I know we are going to need more money for the school resource officer. I know that diesel now is up 30-35% and I know gasoline is up 30-35% which is going to take a lot more money for fuel out of our general fund. I think it is a disservice to citizens of this county to go further in debt…"
Attending: Chairman Tina Kelley, Members Howard Hansen, Don Mathews, Ronda Kippen, Robert Kilmer, Ned Mecham, Lyle Nelson
On an annual basis, the Morgan Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers will add one or two names to our beautiful "Early Morgan Pioneer" Monument located at the entrance of the Morgan City Riverside Park. The Sons of Utah Pioneer Monument Committee will select one or two names to be submitted to appropriate City and County Offices for Final Approval.
"Oh the weather outside is frightful..." The Morgan Community Choir presents its 12th Annual Spring Concert on Monday, May 2, at 7:00 p.m. at Morgan High School. Even it if it is snowing!
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Catch A Glimpse Of The Borderlands 2 Pre-Order & Limited Edition Sets
0 CommentsPosted by DJ on May 17, 2012 under Articles & News, General, News
I don't know about the rest of you, but I am seriously looking forward to Borderlands 2. The original is still one of the most addicting games to play online with a group of friends. If you've been on the fence about picking up Borderlands 2, this article here should definitely help you make up your mind. Gearbox and 2K Games have officially announced what's included in the three different vers... more.
Steam Sale – Borderlands Franchise 75% Off
0 CommentsPosted by Mike on April 13, 2011 under Articles & News, General, News
Steam is having a 24 hour sale for 75% off on all Borderlands games and DLC addons. This include Borderlands, Borderlands Game of the Year Edition and 4 DLC packs, Borderlands: Claptrap's Robot Revolution, Borderlands: Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot, Borderlands: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx and Borderlands: The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned. If you haven't played Borderlands yet, this is the ... more.
Borderlands Add-On Pack Coming September
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2K Games and Gearbox Software announced today that Borderlands fans can return to Pandora's inhospitable environment to enjoy a brand-new destructive downloadable adventure in Claptrap's New Robot Revolution. The new Borderlands DLC will be available this September for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. Claptrap's New Robot Revolution invites single-player and co-op fans back to try to suppress a... more.
Borderlands: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx Review
0 CommentsPosted by Dan McKenney on March 6, 2010 under Reviews
Gearbox has been hard at work ever since the release of their new IP, Borderlands, last November. With Zombie Island and Moxxi's Underdome behind them, Gearbox has created their biggest downloadable content pack ever. So, is The Secret Armory of General Knoxx the "Best. Add-On. Ever.", or should it be buried and forgotten in Pandora's deserts? The Good: Vehicular Manslaughter Whereas Zo... more.
Borderlands Review
3 CommentsPosted by Matt on December 31, 2009 under Reviews
Borderlands is the new FPS/RPG mashup from developers Gearbox. The game had a lot of hype surrounding it, mixing two genres usually results in failure, but Borderlands was hyped as the game that could pull it off. Has Gearbox succeeded in creating a innovative and engaging hybrid game or is this just another Fallout 3 wannabe? Check out our Borderlands review to find out. Borderlands is set on ... more.
Zombie Island of Dr. Ned Review
0 CommentsPosted by Matt on December 18, 2009 under Reviews
The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned is the first piece of DLC for Borderlands, the new FPS/RPG from Gearbox. Retailing for about $10, the DLC provides an entire new area with new enemies, new characters, new quests and a new plotline. To be quite honest, I found the DLC to be more enjoyable than many parts of the actual main game, and in this review of Zombie Island of Dr. Ned I'm going to tell you why... more.
First Borderlands DLC Announced
0 CommentsPosted by Dillon on October 15, 2009 under News
With a still a week before release, Gearbox has already decided to announce the first DLC for Borderlands. The DLC is entitled the "Zombie Island of Dr. Ned", this has already been determined to definitely not be the only add-on for the game, and is described as "the first in a series." "Tasked with keeping the workers of Jakobs Cove alive, Dr. Ned (who is not related to Dr. Zed from Fyrestone)... more.
Borderlands Preview
6 CommentsPosted by Dillon on September 10, 2009 under Articles & News, Previews
Borderlands in short is a science fiction role-playing shooter. It is in development by Gearbox Software, makers of the Brothers in Arms series and the PC port of Halo. The game will release on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Games For Windows PC. The way Gearbox is going about this game can be summed up in two words: risky and unique. The game is powered by the Unreal Engine 3, but it isn't use... more.
Borderlands Box Art Suicidal?
0 CommentsPosted by Dillon on August 12, 2009 under News
Not something typical of any type of game. I guess we'll just have to hope it works out for 2K and gearbox. It definitely is unique, but it shows nothing at all about the game. Gearbox has already came out and said that the art style and gameplay was a huge risk on their part, so I guess they decided to continue the risks with the box art. Comment below on what you think.... more.
Borderlands to Feature Over 3 Million Weapons
4 CommentsPosted by Nick on August 2, 2009 under Articles & News, News
In a recent demo of Borderlands shown to MTV games, it was reported the amount of weapons that will be available to you when you play this game. How many weapons is that? 3,166,880 weapons! This is the most amount of unique weapons in a video game yet. This game is still yet to be released and that number can even increase even more to a possibility of 4 million weapons. MTV games has al... more.
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When you use Microsoft Windows Installer in a Terminal Services session to install a program that creates shortcuts on the desktop, you may receive notice of an access violation that is similar to the following:You may also receive the following error message:
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Service Pack InformationTo resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for Microsoft Windows 2000. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/260910/EN-US/ )How to Obtain the Latest Windows 2000 Service Pack
Hotfix InformationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, submit a request to Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
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http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language. The English version of this fix has the file attributes (or later) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in coordinated universal time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time tool in Control Panel.
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article. This problem was first corrected in Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.
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265173For additional information about how to install multiple hotfixes with only one reboot, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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