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- How is non-small cell lung cancer treated?
- Surgery for non-small cell lung cancer
- Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for non-small cell lung cancer
- Radiation therapy for non-small cell lung cancer
- Chemotherapy for non-small cell lung cancer
- Targeted therapies for non-small cell lung cancer
- Immunotherapy for non-small cell lung cancer
- Palliative procedures for non-small cell lung cancer
- Clinical trials for non-small cell lung cancer
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- Treatment choices by stage for non-small cell lung cancer
- More treatment information about non-small cell lung cancer
Radiation therapy for non-small cell lung cancer
Radiation therapy uses high-energy rays (such as x-rays) or particles to kill cancer cells. There are 2 main types of radiation therapy – external beam radiation therapy and brachytherapy (internal radiation therapy).
External beam radiation therapy
External beam radiation therapy (EBRT) focuses radiation from outside the body on the cancer. This is the type of radiation therapy most often used to treat a primary lung cancer or its spread to other organs.
Before your treatments start, the radiation team will take careful measurements to determine the correct angles for aiming the radiation beams and the proper dose of radiation. Treatment is much like getting an x-ray, but the radiation dose is stronger. The procedure itself is painless. Each treatment lasts only a few minutes, although the setup time – getting you into place for treatment – usually takes longer. Most often, radiation treatments to the lungs are given 5 days a week for 5 to 7 weeks, but this can vary based on the type of EBRT and the reason it's being given.
Standard (conventional) EBRT is used much less often than in the past. Newer techniques help doctors treat lung cancers more accurately while lowering the radiation exposure to nearby healthy tissues. These techniques may offer better success rates and fewer side effects. Most doctors now recommend using these newer techniques when they are available.
Three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D-CRT): 3D-CRT uses special computers to precisely map the location of the tumor(s). Radiation beams are shaped and aimed at the tumor(s) from several directions, which makes it less likely to damage normal tissues.
Intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT): IMRT is an advanced form of 3D therapy. It uses a computer-driven machine that moves around you as it delivers radiation. Along with shaping the beams and aiming them at the tumor from several angles, the intensity (strength) of the beams can be adjusted to limit the dose reaching the most sensitive normal tissues. This technique is used most often if tumors are near important structures such as the spinal cord. Many major hospitals and cancer centers now use IMRT.
Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT): SBRT, also known as stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SABR), is sometimes used to treat very early stage lung cancers when surgery isn't an option due to issues with a patient's health or in people who do not want surgery.
Instead of giving small doses of radiation each day for several weeks, SBRT uses very focused beams of high-dose radiation given in fewer (usually 1 to 5) treatments. Several beams are aimed at the tumor from different angles. To target the radiation precisely, you are put in a specially designed body frame for each treatment. This reduces the movement of the lung tumor during breathing. Like other forms of external radiation, the treatment itself is painless.
Early results with SBRT for smaller lung tumors have been very promising, and it seems to have a low risk of complications. It is also being studied for tumors that have spread to other parts of the body, such as the bones or liver.
Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS): SRS is a type of stereotactic radiation therapy that is given in only one session. It can sometimes be used instead of or along with surgery for single tumors that have spread to the brain. In one version of this treatment, a machine called a Gamma Knife® focuses about 200 beams of radiation on the tumor from different angles over a few minutes to hours. Your head is kept in the same position by placing it in a rigid frame. In another version, a linear accelerator (a machine that creates radiation) that is controlled by a computer moves around your head to deliver radiation to the tumor from many different angles. These treatments can be repeated if needed.
Brachytherapy (internal radiation therapy)
In people with lung cancer, brachytherapy is sometimes used to shrink tumors in the airway to relieve symptoms. But it is used less often for lung cancer than for other cancers such as head and neck cancers.
For this type of treatment, the doctor places a small source of radioactive material (often in the form of small pellets) directly into the cancer or into the airway next to the cancer. This is usually done through a bronchoscope, but it may also be done during surgery. The radiation travels only a short distance from the source, limiting the effects on surrounding healthy tissues. The radiation source is usually removed after a short time. Less often, small radioactive "seeds" are left in place permanently, and the radiation gets weaker over several weeks.
When is radiation therapy used?
Radiation therapy might be given at different times, depending on the purpose:
- As the main treatment of lung cancer (sometimes along with chemotherapy), especially if the lung tumor cannot be removed by surgery because of its size or location, if a person's health is too poor for surgery, or if a person does not want surgery.
- After surgery (alone or along with chemotherapy) to try to kill any small deposits of cancer that surgery may have missed.
- Before surgery (usually along with chemotherapy) to try to shrink a lung tumor to make it easier to operate on.
- To relieve (palliate) symptoms of advanced lung cancer such as pain, bleeding, trouble swallowing, cough, or problems caused by spread to other organs such as the brain. For example, brachytherapy is most often used to help relieve blockage of large airways by cancer.
Possible side effects of radiation therapy
Common side effects depend on where the radiation is aimed and can include:
- Fatigue
- Nausea and vomiting
- Loss of appetite and weight loss
- Skin changes in the area being treated, which can range from mild redness to blistering and peeling
- Hair loss where the radiation enters the body
Often these go away after treatment. When radiation is given with chemotherapy, the side effects are often worse.
Radiation therapy to the chest may damage your lungs and cause a cough, problems breathing, and shortness of breath. These usually improve after treatment is over, although sometimes they may not go away completely.
Your esophagus, which is in the middle of your chest, may be exposed to radiation, which could cause a sore throat and trouble swallowing during treatment. This might make it hard to eat anything other than soft foods or liquids for a while.
Radiation therapy to large areas of the brain can sometimes cause memory loss, headaches, trouble thinking, or reduced sexual desire. Usually these symptoms are minor compared with those caused by a brain tumor, but they can reduce your quality of life. Side effects of radiation therapy to the brain usually become most serious 1 or 2 years after treatment.
For more information, please see the "Radiation Therapy" section of our website or our document Understanding Radiation Therapy: A Guide for Patients and Families.
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The Cannery public workshop
When: Tuesday, 8 p.m. (The City Council meeting starts at 6:30 p.m.)
Where: Community Chambers of City Hall, 23 Russell Blvd.
What: A presentation of The Cannery project to the community
The Project: A 547-unit multigenerational residential neighborhood proposed for a 100-acre parcel of land in North Davis at 1111 E. Covell Blvd.
The proposal, including a finalized development, agreement won't be fully considered by the council until Nov. 12. Deliberation and action on the application is expected to spill into the council's Nov. 19 meeting.
Watch it live: The meeting will be broadcast on Comcast Channel 16; AT&T U-Verse Channel 99; and on the city's website at www.cityofdavis.org/media.
Plans to turn back from placing a permanent conservation easement on 391 acres of farmland just east of Davis, and instead consider the possibility of building a tech-business park there, may be back on the table for the city.
In June, the City Council on a 3-2 vote directed city management to accept a $1.125 million USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service grant secured by Yolo Land Trust to place the easement on the property, which would preserve the land in perpetuity.
The large piece of farmland in question sits along Interstate 80 and just east of where Mace Boulevard turns into Covell Boulevard.
At that meeting, management had recommended turning down the grant, as the city had been approached by business-tech executives who envisioned building a thriving and revenue-generating business park on the farmland.
While no specific proposal had yet materialized, staff wondered whether perhaps the council should take a step back and think about the best way to utilize the property, now called Leland Ranch.
But with the item presented to them on the consent calendar and very little public involvement on the issue, Mayor Joe Krovoza and Councilmen Lucas Frerichs and Brett Lee voted in favor of sticking to the conservation plan, which includes 27 acres that would be reserved for a community farm.
Mayor Pro Tem Dan Wolk and Councilwoman Rochelle Swanson voted against the motion in favor of looking into the potential of building a business park.
But the possibility of altering course and exploring options for the land still has not entirely evaporated.
The city received a yearlong extension to sign the agreement for the preservation grant and, with members of the business community again encouraging the council to consider waiting on a permanent easement until all options have been considered, the council has asked for and will receive a status report on the resale process for the conservation easement Tuesday.
While no member of the council has publicly stated intentions to reconsider the decision to permanently preserve the land, if council members do in fact want to discuss the merits of a business park on the site or stop the conservation easement process, they would have to agendize an item specific to those discussions for a future date.
"(Those issues are) not in the agenda, so any expanded discussion options may be somewhat limited," said Mike Webb, city director of community development and sustainability, in a text message. "Ultimately (City Attorney Harriet Steiner) would have to provide guidance if they wanted to do that."
— Reach Tom Sakash at [email protected] or 530-747-8057. Follow him on Twitter at @TomSakash


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Comic Review T B Grover Judge Dredd Nosferatu
Nosferatu doesn't usually have eight legs.
Comic Review T B Grover Judge Dredd Nosferatu 1995 2000 AD
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The title disappoints, as this is not a story pitching the great Judge Dredd against the vampire prototype to the cinematic Dracula.
The Nosferatu here is a viscous shape changing spider monster from another World.
Disguised as various humans, the Nosferatu drains his victims of their entire solid body mass, reducing he to husks of empty skin.
Nosferatu is smart. He keeps a few victims alive, as hypnotic slaves, and even takes complete control of a MegaCity One Judge.
Dredd proves to be a smart pursuit officer, gaining help from a team of intergalactic sniffer dogs from he Nosferatu's home world, but even if he beats the spider-monster, can he save the hypnotised victims or are they doomed now no matter what?
Though the spider creature has a few vampiric characteristics, this is a straight forward superficial monster on the rampage and the Judges taking whatever steps necessary tale covered in so many Dredd stories already.
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"Please don't hesitate to ask…"
Have you ever, as a student leader, said something like this? "If you ever have a question or a concern, my door is open."
"Please don't hesitate to ask."
Having an open door sounds great, but of course, it puts the burden of initiative on those you serve. They need to seek you out to share an idea. Their concern needs to feel important enough to interrupt whatever else you're doing. For many, especially in this text messaging generation, it's like saying, "Please feel free to jump a plane to Paris and enjoy a croissant."
Yes, it's possible, but not terribly practical. It's not worth the hassle or the weirdness.
If you want to truly be in touch with what your constituents or your members, you have to take the initiative. That means going where they are. Asking them how they feel. Solicit their opinions. Don't wait for them to offer or come find you.
Do not expect them to come to a meeting, place themselves on an agenda, and ask a question in front of a group of people. Most won't.
Do not expect them to write you an email, seek you out during office hours, or take part in some sort of town hall public forum. All those ideas seem reasonable to you – the student leader who lives to take initiative – but the quiet ones aren't going to step up to those opportunities.
And the quiet ones are the ones whose opinions matter most. If you only listen to the small group that seeks you out, you aren't getting the real picture.
Go sit in their rooms. Go sit in their meetings and listen. Eat at their lunch tables. Make them feel comfortable with you so that, eventually, they'll feel comfortable sharing what they really think.
It's not enough to make yourself available these days. You have to make yourself familiar, non-threatening, approachable. When you are all of these things, then perhaps the emails, phone calls and text messages will come.
6 Responses to ""Please don't hesitate to ask…""
I agree, I believe that sometimes it's hard to go and talk to someone especially when they say that their door is always open. Personally, half the time they are not available when you do want to go talk to them about an issue. Or that they are too busy to listen to what you have to say. It happens a lot in college with professors that always say, "Come to my office, my door is always open." I have been to their office but they are either no where to be found or the professor says to go make an appointment and come back. Well that is very helpful! HA! Thanks for your encouragement and I will try to use those tips.
Mary Lois Hanna
Southern Miss
I completely agree with you on this. I find it hard to go meet with a leader of the group or ask them a question even if they say their more than happy to answer any of my questions. Alot of the time I find it alot easier to go to the person if they have made a point to go out of their way to make me feel comfortable with them. Once I step out of my comfort zone and ask a question or advice I find that it's not as awkward as I expected! Many leaders have a hard time reaching out to their followers or their group on a personal level, but if they could improve in this they would find people would be more open to talk to them! I think you explained it perfect in this blog!
-Rachael at USM
I agree with you 100% on this. It is sometimes very hard to go up to someone and talk to them about a problem you have, especially an important leader of an organization. Even if they do say that their door is open, you might feel like they don't want to listen to someone talk about their problems right now or something along those lines. It takes a lot of courage to talk to someone about something that you are dealing with in your life. It would be a good thing for leaders to go around and sit in someones room and get to know them and what is going on in their life. Your tips have been very helpful and informative. Thanks
Collin Crowson
Southern Miss
As a student, I have definitely dealt with this situation many times. Professors and even administrators use the phrase "My door is always open" way too often because it makes them feel like their job is done. They rest easy knowing that they at least made us feel like we can come to them. In the Greek community, this phrase is also used frequently, but we try to handle it a little differently. Our leaders make us feel comfortable with coming to them by not only extending the offer, but asking us personally to do so. Instead of saying, "These are the ideas we have for this upcoming event. If you have any others, please feel free to stay after meeting and tell us." That probably wouldn't generate many responses because it requires confidence and intiative that many are afraid to show. Instead you will hear, "These are the ideas we have, but we really want more. Try to think of some and let us know." By making us feel like they actually are asking us to come, we feel more comfortable with doing so. And like you said in your blog, being comfortable is the key!
-Cally Biagini at USM
This was the perfect blog for today!I was just having a conversation about how everyone needs that person who is willing to listen to them. Whether it's a professor, an administrator in student affairs or a fellow member of an organization, people appreciate that extra time to just talk and allow someone to listen. And I agree, the shy and quiet student usually needs it the most — and it is usually easy to pick out that student in a crowd, but sometimes we choose not to. Being in a leadership role at Southern Miss, I sometimes have to remind myself to authentically listen and care about the concerns of others. It's definitely a challenge. But at the same time a reward once they feel welcomed!
Thanks, TJ. I look forward to engaging in discourse via your blog!
Southern Miss
This is a really great point. I use those phrases quite often and don't really think anything of it, because a lot of times, people do come to me with questions or concerns. I'm definitely the type of person to take the initiative, so I tend to forget that not everyone is like me. This really made me think and re-evaluate my leadership style. It also brought to mind a few specific people who are at the opposite end of the spectrum and tend to ask questions at every turn. Do you have any advice on how to deal with those situations? Some people just need their opinion to be validated before they make a move, but is that really necessary all the time?
Paige at Southern Miss
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Dear Milkmen and Milky Cheeks!
So, we have some amazing news here! Grove and Eradin, our
lovely Milkies, are getting married November 30th (IRL)! Awesome, huh? But that's not
all - keep reading for the AWESOMENESS OVERLOAD! :3
I was informed that because they cannot afford a great
wedding party and what not (stupid-yet-so-expensive celebrations) irl, they
decided to celebrate the formalization of their eternal love by organizing the
wedding party… ON-LINE! In Guild Wars 2! With us Milkies! Shweeeet! <3
That means we have a few things to do before the November
Organizing the wedding party – we need to find a
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a party. Any suggestions about the locations are very welcome! Also any
suggestions and ideas about the event organization will be appreciated!
Collecting the GW2 currency for the wedding
gifts – any coin is the most welcome! I personally am going to donate a few
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gift" or something like that. I will write down every person and the amount of
money he/she donated to keep everything well-organized, honest and fair. The
donations deadline is November 29th before midnight.
Buying the wedding gifts – those should be
awesome! I was thinking about getting Abyss Dyes, some cool Exotic Weapons or Armor
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gonna be able to get the Legendary Pony Short Bow for her so I skip this idea
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Dead Space
Horror in Space Earns All Its GOTY Hoopla
Posted October 31, 2008
Story-arch originality seems to be the bane of the horror survival market right now, as the only way to tap into profits comes in revamping old series for the modern gaming universe. Dead Space, Electronic Arts' scary-as-hell, labyrinthine space shooter, attempts to detail that notion head-on. It was hard not to let the buzz of Dead Space grab your attention as the release date bounced around like a hot potato, as if EA knew they had a scorching hit on their hands; as other games were scrolling to later points in the year, they twisted the crank and decided to release it early for a pre-Halloween move. To say the least, the game was more than finished; to say the most, with a narrative as engrossing as its Silent Hill and Resident Evil counterparts, Dead Space might possibly be the most nerve-rattling, atmosphere-swallowing survival game of this generation -- and stands as a work of visceral genius. It's everything Dark Sector tries to be and terrifies on a tighter, more spring-loaded scale than most other third-person horror survival games -- period.
The Game:
It takes the horror into space, where the crew aboard the deep-space mining ship Ishimura's activity has bleeped off the radar. Records show that the outage, which has silenced a ship with a crew in the thousands, started shortly after an odd artifact was brought on-board -- a fact that doesn't bode well for the crew going to investigate. As Isaac and his teammates scurry onto the ship after a horrific crash landing, they're confronted with a large, hook-armed beast that looks a lot like the doctor from The Fly during his later stages of transformation. As the group separates to discover ways to make the inoperational ship work, the captain and crew going to find a way to activate the ship while Isaac zips around in his high-tech armor and array of artillery to conduct most of the repair "grunt work". With the rest of the crew navigating in safer locations through telecom instructions (similar to the directive nature of ole' Atlas in Bioshock), he slowly starts to see that the monster they encountered during their first moments isn't the only one. Far from it.
Dead Space wastes zero time in dunking Isaac into the ship's maddening atmosphere, which renders an environment that throws back to space horror films like Ridley Scott's Alien for its loud, unstable mood. Soon after he starts weaving through the twisted metal corridors of the dilapidated ship, he discovers that the monsters have been transforming all the crew members into these scythe-armed bloodthirsty parasites. It creates a scale of finite possibilities, as the comparison between the stronger, more agile threats and silenced citizens on-board implies that the number of monsters aboard the Ishimura could be near limitless -- at the least, in the thousands. Dead Space uses this number as a way of creating hopelessness regarding killing off the enemy by informing of their numbers: just imaging the difference in the way time passes when you watch a clock tick second for second instead of staying active and uninformed of the time. Knowing that there are at least X amount of enemies in the Ishimura's broken, crumbling atmosphere filled with obstacle after obstacle -- while Isaac's accompanied by nothing more than a voice over the intercom -- can be a nerve-grinding affair.
Part of Dead Space's torture on the nerves comes from a meticulously-concentrated navigation mechanic, which blends smooth tactical movement with dangerous terrain complications. It's not one of those games that make it a wise move to run from point to point, mainly because anything could be waiting around the corner; and, unlike the buffer times available in many other horror survival games, coming within a hair's breadth of the Ishimura's creatures requires tippy-toed reaction time. In that, at least from a perspective of cautiousness for Isaac's livelihood, it becomes a slow build of nerves and tension as he steps passed upwards-streaming jets of air, sludges through zero-gravity lockdowns, and attempts to jog through zero-air spans. Several "haunted house" type staged effects pop up that add to this mechanic; freakish activities occurs behind a non-breakable glass or behind a locked door -- marked as "Stand By" when Isaac tries to open it -- which works to give a jolt or two, though I do wish that game developers could find other ways to wall off characters from non-interactive portions like that.
Nuts and Bolts:
Sure, running and gunning could be somewhat possible in Dead Space, but not terribly easy with this tightly-executed third-person control scheme. Isaac's stock movement is in walk mode, which is toggled by pulling the L2 button, while combat mode activates with L1 -- and both cannot be used, therefore the run-and-shoot really doesn't work. However, because of the bustling nervousness about the game, it lures you into the environment to a point that makes cautious maneuvering and shifting of motion an engrossing experience. It does get infuriating once Isaac has fired his way through a corridor, flipped a switch, then must navigate all the way back through the exact same corridor (read: backtracking) with a slew of respawned enemies. But that swarm of enemies becomes one of the most affective elements of tangible difficulty in the game, as ammunition and weapons toggling add to the sense of immediacy about the situations. Turning around, shifting weapons on the fly, and escaping enemies can all be a little difficult in spots -- though their limitations hinge on realism, and you can't blame EA for attempting to replicate that.
Dead Space reaches its highest points in gaming novelty in its user interface, namely the way that it uses minimal visibility of notification bars to create an unobtrusive, almost cinematic, environment. Isaac has a glow-in-the-dark tube along his back, notched into quadrants for easily visibility, along with a crescent moon light on his shoulder. These aren't just aesthetics -- these provide health and equipment warnings. As the main stripe lowers and changes colors, it informs of Isaac's overall health. Removing any form of health indicator from visible levels -- as well as clunky ammunition bars, which have been repositioned atop the gun itself -- adds to the cinematic appeal of the game, taking it further into a hybrid experience. The deeper user interface, which can be accessed with the Select button, is completely used in-game; in other words, it makes for an experience where learning how to load weaponry and consume health with "hot keys" becomes essential. The result, however, is a fully-toggled three-dimensional in-game map that operates on a couple of highly useful levels, which can go as far as telling you which directions up and down to go in a multi-floored environment without shuffling through pages.
Isaac's second indicator reveals some of the aspects that, thought a lot of fun, are tools that make more sense in the universe featuring Jedis and Wookies instead of aboard the Ishimura. This curved dial monitors another element Isaac must use, Stasis Energy, which is a slow-down projectile field that dramatically reduces the pace of obstacles like doors and debris -- but, sadly, doesn't work against enemies. As the game progresses, he also learns to use a telekinetic variation of this ability (read: force push) that comes in pretty darn handy in many situations, such as flinging a pressure-sensitive explosive canister at enemies when ammunition is low. Each of these simple environment manipulations, though minimally out of place, are executed better than they have been in many other recent games. Just forget the logic behind these elements and it'll reveal itself to be a blast of an experience.
Speaking of ammunition, Dead Space's array of artillery takes a few inventive turns in design -- but, mostly, they're your stock array of pistols, repeaters, and slightly more interesting melee weapons. Isaac starts out with a suitable "Plasma Cutter", which introduces the minimal novelty to the weapons. From it, three beams shine from its stalk. You'll notice I haven't mentioned anything about a flashlight yet in a review about a dark, broken environment with voracious beasts around every corner; that's because, no matter which weapon Isaac has armed, it operates as a perfectly suitable aquamarine light source. When in the firing position after pressing the L1 button, beams of light show the direction that he's aiming. It works when depleted of ammunition as well, which activates the sparse usage of melee attacks available (essentially a gun punch and foot stomp, which will be used more for busting open inventory crates that physical damage on enemies). Eventually, the weapon range develops into pulse repeating guns, melee saws, and flame throwers as Isaac's funds build up and the items are made available at the Store.
Along with being used as an aiming device and light source, they're also a way of showing which "firing mode" Isaac's weapon is in. Each weapon has an alternate mode that changes the way it fires -- in the Plasma Cutter's case, changes from vertical spread to horizontal -- which comes in handy when Isaac starts coming in contact with different types of monsters that require different attacks. And, similarly to Dark Sector, Dead Space has points across its map where Isaac can upgrade his weapons via nodes he picks up ("Bench") to keep speed with the escalating enemies or purchase ammunition, health, and new equipment ("Store"). Upgrading weapons works in a grid-style fashion that kind of reminded me a little of the sphere upgrade layout in Final Fantasy X, featuring different portions that upgraded specific abilities.
You'll be needing to sharpen your artillery potency and reaction time, because the enemies are vicious. It takes some really grotesque creatures to rival the likes of Silent Hill's morbidity and oddness, but Dead Space has assembled a fantastic range of beasts that, though all pretty much introduced early in the game, never seem to grow old. At first, you'll think the stock creatures aren't too bad, mainly because a few well-placed shots to their limbs and heads will severe them and kill with little difficulty. Along with that, you'll be pleased with the fact that each enemy drops ammunition, health, and other assorted items that'll help along the process once they're killed. However, when the environment gets faster paced -- and the number of those praying mantises from hell start to increase drastically, let alone increasing speed and hunger -- then Isaac starts to have a much tougher time. Quickness is key here, because slow reaction time results in having one of those things gnawing at his neck in no time flat. Prepare for that growingly commonplace button-mashing mechanic when that happens, and prepare to really wait away at a high rate.
What impressed me the most is the way the infrequent boss battles seamlessly integrated into the flow of the story, as they offer up meaty challenges without feeling too separated form the flow. But, like everything else in Dead Space, they get increasingly more difficult. The true draw to Dead Space comes in the environment and its denizens' capacity as a sound-based havoc on the nerves, and it succeeds in droves. Its nature could even be too rattling for some gamers at prolonged periods of time; after a few nights of lights-out, room-rattling scourging, it might just start to seep into your dreams. But the quality voice work and compelling nature of the "core storyline" regarding the religious artifact on-board the Ishimura becomes just addictive enough to frequently plunge into the chaotic electricity. Without question, EA's third-person survival game isn't to be missed, especially for fans of the genre. However, the accessibility of the gameplay and horror-flick cinematic flow might also appeal to those normally eschewed from that style -- or games in general.
Graphics & Sound, and Longevity:
Dead Space renders its sci-fi horror chaos in 720p -- 1080p beauty, and it's quite a stunner. The depth of the corridors, usage of textures, and splendid splashes of color against the predominately desaturated color schemes build an intricately gorgeous atmosphere. From a technical standpoint, the framerate is stellar; even when the crazed monsters break loose from glass windows and large canisters are hurled across the room via telekinesis, nothing chops out or loses it strength. And, believe me, there's plenty of bombastic explosion effects, such as the sides of the ship blowing out and rendering an entire large-sized room without air. Isaac's character model looks outstanding as he sports suits that grow more and more intricate as upgrades come along. The only real issue I had was the plasticized nature of the non-playable "victims" that you stumble across a few times. Where EA really brings out the stops is in the interactivity with the monsters, which shimmers, oozes, and jerks with near-tangible precision. It's a grotesque game, and Dead Space's engine gives it an almost touchable scope.
As good as it looks, that's not the strongest aesthetic about running through the Ishimura. Dead Space has got to be one of the most incredible sounding games ever created, as it crafts a chill-inducing soundstage that rivals most bombastic science-fiction action films. First, it's worth noting that the game is loud. VERY loud -- so much so that you might want to dial it down a couple of notches just so that all the intricate sound work can best be heard. Dead Space carries these ornate focuses aplenty, from minor distant effects like clanking and footsteps to gushing of blood and other ... grotesque effects. Plenty of range exists in its aural rendering, from piercing shrills that hit high notes in the speakers to punchy blasts that rumble the lower quadrants. Especially enjoyable are artillery shots, which utilize both ends of that spectrum to emphasize their explosive nature.
But those can be expected successes out of a modern game utilizing the Blu-ray storage capacity; where game design succeeds in a place I wasn't expecting comes in the manipulation of the film's grinding score, reminiscent of an accumulation of scores from the past 30 or so years of horror cinema. It has a fantastic way of integrating into Isaac's motion as he approaches enemies and dangerous obstacles, escalating in notes at just the right moments fore punchier intensity and quickly silencing to emphasize others. Normally this mechanic barely approaches success in other games, but with Dead Space it's a true success.
Returning to the tension within Ishimura, however, might be something that you won't want to do too soon after you've wrapped the twelve to fifteen (12-15) hour experience. As mentioned, the grinding style of Dead Space's dread-inflicting atmosphere crafts it into an experience where plugging through chapters can be both a lot of fun and utter havoc on the nerves. In that, it has limited replayability -- not due to a lack of fun, but just because the same tricks might just rattle the cage without enjoyment when you know what coming around each corner. Several difficulty levels do heighten the intrigue to replay, as does a range of 50 or so PSN Trophies. These trophies aren't quite as generous as the recent PS3 port of Bioshock, but they're pretty bountiful.
Final Thoughts:
Concentrated adrenaline comes whisked together with intricate level design and haunting atmosphere in Dead Space, which will probably pop up on many a Game of the Year list later this year. But, much like a lot of horror movies being released nowadays, it succeeds based off of influence instead of ingenuity; instead of feeling truly distinct, it takes that work in the genre and exploits every ounce of it in a way that unnerves and rattles the horror-survival genre's nerves to new levels. Dead Space doesn't redesign the wheel to operate any different, but boy does it make it fire down the row with gasp-worthy speed. Plunging into the Ishimura, weaving through space's varied environmental challenges, and emptying clip after clip of pulse / plasma charges on some of the more impressively chilling enemy models yet of this generation makes Dead Space a Highly Recommended experience worth enduring -- at least once.


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Citgo Petroleum will try to restart the vacuum section of a crude unit at its Lemont refinery in mid-January that was shut after an October fire. The company is repairing areas around the vacuum unit, including pipe racks that were damaged in the fire, according to a source with Citgo Petroleum.
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HOUSTON (Bloomberg) -- Citgo Petroleum will
try to restart the vacuum section of a crude unit at its Lemont
refinery in mid-January that was
shut after an October fire, according to a person familiar with
the progress of repairs.
The company is repairing areas around the vacuum unit,
including pipe racks that were damaged in the fire, said the
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Fernando Garay, a spokesman for Citgo in Houston,
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A fire on October 23 shut the atmospheric and vacuum
portions of a crude unit at Citgos 170,500 bpd refinery in Illinois, which
processes mostly heavy Canadian crude.
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visibly leaning to the side, two people familiar with plant
operations said previously, asking not to be identified because
the information wasnt public. The fire took place while a
malfunctioning pump was being replaced, the people said.
The plant restarted the atmospheric distillation section of the crude
unit on November 11, according to a company statement.
The company must demonstrate the safety of its repaired unit
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My name is EatsMeetsWest (you can call me EMW for short :) ), and welcome to my new food blog! As you can see, this website is still in the works. But InshaaAllah in the near future, you'll see me learning about the amazing food that pops out of different parts of the world. InshaaAllah, I hope some of you will choose to join me in this fun, thrilling and satisfying escapade as well, because then we'll make this an experience we can all share :D
Speaking of sharing, I am a 2nd-generation Indian-Muslim living in Canada, and I've had my fair share of Canadian yums along with Gujarati goodness at home. However, as much as I love to eat the fine food that my city Toronto has to offer and that my mom can cook for my family, let me be honest here – I can't really cook anything all by myself (!). And that may come to be a bit of a problem, because I have no idea what I'll do if I'd ever have to feed someone other than myself (I mean of course, I don't mind eating chocolate chip cookies all day long).
So, I want to learn some culinary techniques and skills needed to cook great food not just for myself, but for others too. I don't want to have to give up Canadian favourites in order for me to learn to cook Indian food, and vice versa, you get my drift? So my strategy is to simply learn as much about food, as best as I can :)
I want to use this blog as platform to document my trek, so that InshaaAllah, I one day end up being able to cook confidently and smartly in the kitchen (for once!). But this journey doesn't just include me! Nosirree, if you think you're part of the bandwagon here – whether you want to learn about the different grubs of the world or you just need to sharpen your, ahem, "cooking skills" – then by all means, jump in with me! As fellow students in the same cooking class (so to speak), we can together learn what it means to eat and cook the globe :)
I'm still planning as to how I'll go about doing this, but hopefully I'll post some little list of what I'd like to do and how you, too, can perhaps go about conquer your own goals. At the end of the day, all I want to do is gain the know-how of cooking without a recipe and instead, to cook from the heart – (and who said you couldn't learn a little about eating good food along the way? ;) ). In the end, the point is to help others learn to be savvy in the kitchen, and to help myself learn to cook well too :)
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San Elizario and Eastlake both won bidistrict playoff matches Tuesday in the Class 4A girls state high school soccer playoffs. They advance to the area round this week.
San Elizario 1, Hanks 0
As San Elizario's match with Hanks stretched past the hour mark, the Eagles searched for just one chance. They were never going to get much more than that.
With 13 minutes left in a night mostly notable for the Eagles' defending, they finally earned their opportunity. Brisha Rodriguez seized it and drove San Eli into the next round. Her penalty kick with 12:20 left in the game, which came after Sarahi Gonzalez drew a foul in the penalty area, was the only score in the Eagles' 1-0 win over Hanks.
"I thought it was going to go out, but luckily it went in," said Rodriguez, who tucked it into the top right corner. "It was awesome."
"For our seniors, this was their chance to win their first trophy," coach Obed Hernandez said after his team (11-11) earned a second-round playoff game against El Paso. "This was the third time we've played (Hanks) and we knew what it would take."
Indeed, San Elizario only needed one chance because while Hanks (17-5) controlled much of the possession, the Knights didn't put much on goal. Eagle keeper Sandra Urrutia made a nice save 90 seconds into the match and Hanks' Jamie McGlohon sent a header off the crossbar in the final minute of the game, but other than that the Eagles were good in their defensive third.
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Mississippi is at the forefront of the nation's energy renaissance. Our state has tremendous energy resources, and the State Legislature has made these resources available for on – and offshore development. The Mississippi Development Authority is required by law to hold a minimum of one offshore lease sale per year for legislatively approved areas, which are primarily south of the barrier islands.
This is an important issue for Mississippi. It's about money for our children's education and for conservation. It's about developing our natural resources for our state's economic development. But it's also about responsibility and protecting our coastline, protecting our water quality, protecting our way of life and creating a more prosperous future for Mississippi.
Sizeable natural gas reserves are expected to exist in Mississippi coastal waters, but the Legislature has wisely restricted these activities to areas that are not visible from the vast majority of coastal communities to ensure that the scenic views from our mainland remain protected.
Responsibly developing our offshore natural resources in a way that does not obstruct the view from our mainland will help us meet our nation's energy needs while protecting our scenic assets and it has the potential to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for education and conservation in Mississippi. Please take a moment to get the facts about this important economic development issue.


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text: COLUMBUS Like the flowers emerging after a long winter's nap, the possibility of video slot machines is once again rearing its head in the halls of the Legislature. After secret meetings in the last few weeks, state lawmakers are once again resurrecting a plan to ask Ohio voters to legalize slot machines at the seven horse-racing tracks in Ohio. But even with the state in a fiscal crunch as it prepares to enter another two-year budget cycle next year, there's no guarantee that this proposal, aimed at the November ballot, will fly. Lawmakers, primarily led by state Rep. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican, are circulating a plan that would authorize more than 2,000 video lottery terminals -- electronic machines that can play slots or other games of chance -- at each horse track with the proceeds to be divided roughly in half between the tracks and the state. Proponents want the Legislature to pass a proposed constitutional amendment authorizing video slots this May in time to put the idea before voters in the fall. House Speaker Larry Householder says it's too early to tell whether backers will be successful. "We'll have to see what (Seitz) ends up having," Householder, a Glenford Republican, said. "If he can find something that's acceptable to the majority of members of the House (and get) compromises worked with the Senate, we just have to know what it is before I know where we're at." Under the latest plan, the proposal would have to be approved by the Legislature by early August to forward it to voters statewide this November. The GOP-dominated Legislature is scheduled to break for summer recess in late May, meaning a legislative deal would have to be brokered in the coming weeks. Under the latest plan, of the state's share of the video-slots revenue, which officials estimate to be $600 million annually, 50 percent would be earmarked for college scholarship programs, Seitz and other officials said. About 40 percent of the state's share of the proceeds would be earmarked for future increases in the state's base funding for public schools while 10 percent of the proceed would be marked for early childhood programs, officials said. The video slots plan reportedly had a component that would have allowed urban casinos as a local option, but video-slots plan proponents denied that would be a part of any plan that state lawmakers would present to voters. Seitz said the proposal is worthwhile. "This plan provides for college scholarships that does not exist today," Seitz said. "It provides a guarantee funding increase in base-cost funding." "I'm not advertising this as a panacea. I'm advertising this as a helpful step," Seitz said of the potential aid to public schools. Seitz said lawmakers are exploring the idea as an amendment to legislation that has already passed the Senate. The plan may face acceptance from some in the Legislature both Republicans and Democrats who believe that Ohioans are going to gamble anyway and will travel to neighboring states such as Michigan, Indiana and West Virginia to do it. Putting the question to the voters, supporters argue, will give people a choice in whether to open the door to so-called "racinos," the term used by some for the virtual casinos that would be in place at racetracks under the video-slots plan. Other lawmakers may reject the video slots plan because of moral or other objections to the expansion of state-sponsored gambling. One state official who will not support any plan to open the state door to video slot machines is Republican Gov. Bob Taft. He said Ohioans have twice voted to reject casino gambling in this state in the 1990s. Taft says he would campaign against the proposal if it ever makes it to the ballot box. Religious organizations and others who oppose the expansion of legalized gaming are also expected to come out in droves against any proposal to bring video slot machines to Ohio. A similar plan to put the issue of video slot machines to voters for the March 2004 primary election ballot died late last year. Potential drivers of this issue are the racetracks. There has been speculation that the tracks would move to place the issue before voters if the Legislature didn't. If the tracks pursued the ballot initiative, they would be able to control the revenue instead of the state, video-slots proponents in the Legislature fear. With only a few weeks remaining before lawmakers return to their districts to begin the fall campaigns, this plan to bring video slots to Ohio's horse tracks is no sure bet. (Jeff Ortega is Dix Newspapers capital bureau chief. Reach him online at email@example.com)


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Melissa got behind a Klingon as they began to shuffle around.
You are the pilot? the Klingon asked.
Yes, that's right, but I'm not the only one. There's also a male pilot, she replied.
Are you paired up?
No. I have, she paused for a second. That was an odd choice of words, the former Armory Officer. There, she pointed.
Fairly tall for a human, said the Klingon, I think the mismatches are intentional, at least for the first pairing. Do you have duplicated skill sets or positions?
Two Armory Officers one current, one former. Two engineers. And two pilots, Melissa said, Otherwise, nothing matches.
And are any of them paired up?
Melissa thought for a second, Uh, no. The female engineer is with the male pilot. And the Armory Officers are both male.
So a pairing is impossible for them.
Why does that matter particularly for the first pairing?
The Witannen seem to have done that at least this is my own pet theory they kept similar people apart because, I suspect, they thought there would be more conspiring that way. More attempting to escape. And then as a species stays longer and longer, the attempts to escape become less and less frequent.
Huh, Melissa said, I wonder if the Andorians saw a lot of that, or if that's a more recent development.
Leveqa, the Klingon asked the Andorian in front of her, were there a lot of escape attempts in the beginning?
Some. No one got very far.
Question, Melissa said, Have any species been here longer than the Andorians?
Well? asked the Klingon.
There was one here when we got here. They looked a lot like humans. But they were telepathic. The Witannen did not realize this. So this other species I recall they called themselves Beta-something-or-others they conspired, and it didn't matter that they were separated. They made a big attempt.
How? asked Melissa.
A rush at the guards.
So they failed, of course, said the Klingon.
I guess are they in another unit? Melissa inquired.
No. The Witannen had the Imvari kill them all. Losing good stock is not preferred, I am sure, but they could not have this kind of behavior occurring. They cannot do anything against telepathy.
Lili heard some of that just enough. The Calafan dreams were a little like telepathy. She'd have to tread carefully.
Travis walked in front of a Xindi.
Are you the pilot? asked the Xindi.
Yes. One of them.
What were your final coordinates?
Travis told him.
I have been trying to figure out course and speed for years now, said the Xindi, We never leave the Alpha Quadrant, or at least the Andorians here don't believe we have, and they have been here the longest. We also seem to be skittering along one of the arms of the Milky Way galaxy.
Well, our home world is nearly at the end of an arm, Travis said. He couldn't say anymore as that was still a strategic issue, certainly not to be divulged for nearby Klingons to hear.
I wonder if we are about to leave the galaxy, said the Xindi.
Jennifer walked around slowly. Round things. Hoshi had mentioned that the grates were somehow held up with some sort of rounded fasteners. They would have to get the fasteners off, and with something round. But what was round?
The puzzle helped take her mind off things. Fingertips were round. Toes, too, possibly, but the thought of using one or, ugh removing one somehow repulsed her. Teeth? Again, she was repulsed. She was running out of things.
What was a typical day like?
They'd wake up and she'd yell at poor Travis or cower in a corner. Then the tubes would be thrown in, they'd uncap them and eat something. Then they'd be brought out, under guard, and go walking around and around. Then a shower and a change, and back for another round of tube food and then she didn't want to think about that part.
Round, round, round, what was round?
When she realized the answer, she practically jumped for joy.
Tube caps
It was the same as before. They filed back and were cleaned up. Jennifer didn't tell anyone what she was thinking she just figured she'd try it. No sense in disappointing anyone else if it didn't work.
Information shared as much as possible they were led back to their respective cells.
They lay back together, close and warm, smiling at each other.
I feel a little like a teenager again. But with, uh, better activities.
Oh. Were you a good girl, studious and all that?
Nope. Got into trouble during the off-season. Nothing really bad, more like joyriding, that kind of thing. You?
Chess club, Eagle Scout and football. I was booooorrrring.
Oh, c'mon, I'm sure you were to use your word
Cute? I was completely awkward. In the dictionary, under
, you'll see a photograph of Malcolm Reed, age fifteen. Go ahead and look when you can, if you don't believe me.
You're definitely not awkward anymore, she said, You move
Oh. Well, I have the perf a great partner, he said, and they kissed for a while, Say, how does the dream actually work?
You'll need to maintain physical contact with me and the bracelet.
Oh. Well I can certainly do that. No need to tell me twice. And we simply fall asleep?
That's all we've gotta do. If you want out, you just tell yourself to wake up. At a certain point, your body clock will just wake you up anyway. Ready?
Yes, I think so. Definitely tired getting tired is quite delightful, he made sure to put his hand over her braceleted wrist.
It was the holding center, and they walked along the hallway, hand in hand.
So, this is it? he asked, Feels real, almost.
Yes, these dreams feel incredibly real. If I didn't know they were dreams, I'd swear they were an alternate reality. For the Calafans, they almost are.
Can we see rooms we don't know? Malcolm asked.
That doesn't seem to be possible when it's just us. I did something like that, but it was on Lafa II and of course that's populated with a few billion Calafans. They all, I am guessing, amplify themselves a bit. We can make stuff up, but that's not the point of this particular exercise, of course.
All right. So we can't map the area. But we could walk into rooms, yes?
Sure, but I think maybe we, uh, shouldn't disturb the people in the cells, Lili pointed out. She really didn't want to see what Doug and Melissa might be doing, or if she was sleeping in his arms. Her old place. From about a billion years ago, or so it seemed.
Malcolm swallowed hard, Yes. That would be discourteous. Best leave them some privacy. But we can go into the exercise area.
They did, and saw the Imvari, filling the tubes with paste. The tube would be filled at the end and then sealed shut with heat, then capped. No one could see or hear them.
Not very exciting, Lili said, Ready to go to the Enterprise?
Lead the way.
It was nearly instantaneous, and no transporter was needed. They were in the cafeteria first. It was deserted.
I wonder if we could get a sandwich, Malcolm joked.
Focus, focus!
Yes silly of me. Uh, can I ask my small indulgence, though?
All right.
On B deck.
Well, we're going there anyway. That's where Joss and Yimar are.
Yes. And my quarters are, as well.
It was after, and Travis was about ready to call it a night. Jennifer said, Think you could hoist me on your shoulders so I could get a good look at the panel?
Uh, I guess so. I am a little tired, though. From, you know, he said, trying to kiss her.
Understood, she said, But we I need to do this. Hand me that tube, too.
Okay. Just a sec. Okay. Step here.
He was a little shaky but managed to keep everything pretty steady. Jennifer looked up at the panel and found the same holes that Hoshi had seen. She uncapped the tube and tried it. It didn't fit. She turned it around. Now it was too wide a circumference, Hmm, it doesn't match.
I wouldn't expect that, said Travis, Can you put something in to wedge it?
She took a look at the uncapped tube. It was flattened pretty well, I'm gonna try the end of the tube, she wedged it underneath, and it seemed to hold. She pulled back and turned sharply.
Travis almost dropped her when they both heard a pinging sound on the floor.
Something fell! he yelled.
Get me down! We gotta find that.
Oh. I do want to see my little duck, you know, Lili said, as Malcolm led her to his quarters.
I know. I won't take long, I swear. Ah, here we are.
Inside, she looked at his desk, Your PADD is really flashing. You must have all sorts of messages.
Some other time, he said, First, please, this, he sat down on the bed. She sat next to him.
She smiled at him a little shyly, Now it's my turn to be awkward.
You said that it's possible to kiss in these dreams.
Absolutely. We could do a lot more, except there's just no time, she said, Your quarters even smell a little like you do.
Is that offensive?
No, no, not at all. It's wonderful. It's the Malcolm smell. It definitely should be bottled. I know I would buy a case.
Now you're just flattering me, he paused, Do go on, he smiled.
The scent is one way you can tell it's a Calafan-style dream. You can use all of your senses in it.
Oh, yes, you had said that, he said. He took her hand and his hand was shaking just a little bit.
I've never been in this room before.
I know, he leaned over and their mouths made soft contact. She smiled at him and he was encouraged, and he kissed her again. He put his hand on her waist and brought her closer. This time it was a full-blown French kiss that made them both gasp when it was done. Red-faced, he looked at her, That was one major fantasy right there. To, to kiss you. In my room. On, on my bed.
Just to kiss? she breathed.
A lot more than that, he said, kissing her again. Now it was painful.
We have to, we have to focus, she said, I, I need to tell Yimar what we found out today.
I know. I don't want you to go. I'll, um, I may need to, uh ....
All I need to do is think of you, he said. You had best take care of, of business.
You as well, she said, getting up.
Well, I'll be damned, Travis said, looking it over. It was a little nut with a rounded end, silvery in color.
I think there are six others, Jennifer said.
Okay. Hmm. We can't take them all off because they'll notice if the grate is off. But we can probably take off all but one of them, he suggested.
We'll need to store them somewhere. I don't know if they go through the rooms while we're in exercise, but they might. They're definitely in here long enough to take out the old tubes and replace them with newer ones.
No pockets, he said, You got anything?
No. I don't even have a bra, really.
We could swallow them.
They might be toxic, she said.
Bring it with you tomorrow, to exercise. Maybe one of the other species can help.
Travis, I think this might work.
Well, the panel looks big enough. Maybe the crawl space is wide enough for you to go through. But where would you go when you were done?
I dunno. And I'd have to come back here for you.
Even though you're furious with me most of the time?
You're not trying to mess me up, she said, I may have a lotta issues right now but I think you're not deliberately trying to mess me up.
Lili got into the quarters that Yimar and Joss were sharing.
I thought you were bringing a passenger, Yimar said.
Uh, too confusing.
Any new info?
Yes. It looks like the ship is heading to the edge of the Solar System, and then out of the galaxy entirely.
That's T'Pol's idea as well.
Ears! Joss added.
Yes, she has interesting ears, Lili said, But be polite, Joss. Maybe don't point that out to her.
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KENTUCKY (7/22/12) – It's what everybody's been waiting for since last year! Kentucky's opener day is Saturday November 10th.
It's all the hype and folks getting fired up for the excitement of the rush of having that big trophy buck to come trotting by their stand site and making that shot of a lifetime! It's all the excitement for thousands across the state of Kentucky, to be in the outdoors and to see nature from a tree stand or a ground blind! On top of all that, it's a bonus to be able to bring a Deer home for table fare.
Though these are all very important aspects of this season, it's all the little things we experience while afield, like watching squirrels chase one another or spotting a Bobcat on the edge if a Creek Bank, or even seeing a Bald Eagle soar above! It's all that God has to offer in the great outdoors that's so rewarding to be a part of!!
To make a season successful is to take a deer, but it's more successful to be safe and to be able to return home after a day in the outdoors. Remember to be safe out there! Be extra safe while afield packing your firearms. Treat it as if it's loaded at all times!
Remember to take your time on that shot. Aim, breath in and release your breath, relax, squeeze your trigger, and watch every move that your deer makes to make a tracking job short.
I'd like to wish a very successful season and hope that you get a nice buck or doe! Good luck to all!
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Thirty-six-year-old Kent Davidson is accused of fatally shooting 26-year-old Crystal Schulz in the head with a shotgun on March 11. Her body was found three days later in a shed at her mother's residence in rural Chamberlain.
Prosecutors last month said they don't plan to seek the death penalty if there's a conviction, though they reserve the right to revisit their decision.
Schulz's mother, Aggie Schulz Clement, tells KELO-TV that the death penalty would bring her daughter justice. She wants prosecutors to reconsider.
Davidson has pleaded not guilty.
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TrueCar.com, the authority in new car pricing, trends and forecasting released its Performance Scorecards for automotive manufacturers and brands. The full report is available in TrueCar.com's monthly TrueTrends Report. The Performance Scorecards grade each manufacturer and brand on eight different measurements including pricing, sales, incentives, customer loyalty, market share and days in inventory data.
Overall, the top manufacturers on the Scorecards in August were Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover and Subaru. Near the bottom of the list were Saab, Honda and Suzuki. The brands that received the highest grades were Jeep, GMC and Land Rover and the brands with the lowest grades were Saab, Jaguar, Honda and Suzuki.
"There no stopping Hyundai at this point, as they continue to dominate the scorecards," said Jesse Toprak, VP of Industry Trends and Insights at TrueCar.com. "Saab is on the brink of bankruptcy and the scorecards have been pointing to their failures for some time now."
The biggest gainers among manufacturers, from July 2011 to August 2011 were:
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The College Station ISD Education Foundation is proud to hosts its 5th annual "50 Men Who Can Cook" event Friday night at the Brazos County Expo Complex.
Our "Top Chef" sponsor for the fourth year running is Commerce National Bank. At the event, 64 local community leaders will be showcasing their culinary skills to raise money for teacher grants and scholarships.
News 3's Michael Oder and Shel Winkley are cooking up a culinary treat; chocolate covered bacon.
Other local cook celebrities include Bryan Broadcasting General Manager Ben Downs, Texas A&M Women's Head Soccer Coach – Coach G. Guerrieri, Chip Howard with Sports Talk 1620, College Station Fire Chief R.B. Alley and Asst. Fire Chief Jon Mies, and CSISD Superintendent Eddie Coulson.
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The Education Foundation is in its 13th year of existence and thanks to community support has raised over $1.5 million. We will be giving back our 500,000th dollar this year to the district in the form of teacher grants. Funds raised through the Foundation are used to provide scholarships to selected graduating seniors, offer programs and opportunities for students and staff, as well as award grants to teachers for the development and implementation of innovative teaching programs within the classroom not otherwise funded by tax dollars.
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